Dr. Tyrone Lopez Davila Sr, MD

Dr Lopez is utterly unknowledgeable, unfamiliar and lacks the understanding of medical terminology and prescriptions. We've always had one primary care physician who was able to handle everything necessary on a preventative level yet after one visit he suggested we needed a cardiologist (just to control a slight elevation in blood pressure), pulmonologist (because of the seldom use of an inhaler), infectious disease (for the use of prep which is a preventative measure--neither one of us have an infectious disease), a nutritionist (for the use of Saxenda to maintain weight loss) and a psychiatrist for ADHD which we've had since childhood. Every prescription medication we have he had to ask what is it and what's it for. I had to finally ask him what do you know and what exactly can you do? As a new patient he spent no more than 15 minutes with us each. He listened to my husbands heart and lungs and took vitals yet failed to take any of my vitals. We've never had a physician like this in

Front staff was fine, even though we had to explain what a $0 co-pay means so it took a while for them to ask billing and contact our insurance to see if a no copay was acceptable. Dr Lopez unfortunately is unnowledgeable, unfamiliar and lacks the understanding of medical terminology and prescriptions. The office knew we were new patients yet no one ordered medical records prior so we had to make another appointment to follow up and another appointment for lab work. That's three unnecessary appointments when it should have and can be done in one. We've always had one primary care physician who was able to handle everything necessary on a preventative level yet after one visit he suggested we needed a cardiologist (just to control a slight elevation in blood pressure), pulmonologist (because of the seldom use of an inhaler), infectious disease (for the use of prep which is a preventative measure--neither one of us have an infectious disease), a nutritionist (for the use of Saxenda to ma