For all I know, this physician may know some of what he's doing. But his patient manner is atrocious. I left feeling unvalued and stupid, as if I had offended the doctor by daring to ask my very trivial and time-wasting questions (or so one gets the impression).  I read online reviews about this physician. I find it very curious the reviews are overwhelmingly glowing on the Aurora site (and my goodness, there are a lot of them. All anonymous, too, and extremely vague. Hmmm), when the other sites, with actual user reviews, peg his manner completely.  I spoke with another doctor, who I will not name, after my experience. He said that he would have had me cancel if he knew who I was seeing, that they had worked together years ago in residential, and Jack was an "arrogant (word I won't repeat)", and that he guessed some people never change.  I felt vindicated hearing that. He has quite a negative reputation, it would seem.  Given this, I would implore you to consider why, if the patient's best interests are paramount, patients should be subjected to a physician who neither respects nor cares about them. How is he providing a beneficial service?  I understand there are bad actors in every profession, I'm just disappointed to find that, in a system where people are suffering and seeking relief, the person they go to treats their customers like an annoyance unworthy of his time.  It's hard to trust a doctor's advice when they are needlessly combative and strange.
LSF Internal Medicine