Geoffrey Quinn, MD

I had an appointment with Dr. Quinn 4 years ago for a check up and possible referral for back problems. After the appointment I never wanted to go back! His demeanor was very unprofessional and if I didn’t know better I think he was more interested in getting a look in my pants. I honestly felt sexually harassed when he ask me to drop my pants and examined my testicles. He diagnosed me with scare tissue from a hernia in my left testicle. He didn’t find any alarm in the growth in my left testicle and dismissed it. He was more interested in discussing my sexual practices then having the growth on my testicle examined more throughly.
As it turns out four years later I was diagnosed with Testicular Cancer. Now it is stage 4 and spread my lungs. Due to Dr. Quinn’s negligence I am now fighting for my life. It was not bad enough that he made me feel very uncomfortable during my check up. He misdiagnosed me and put my life in jeopardy. I wish there was something I could do to hold him responsible, however it would basically be his word against mine. He should not be able to practice medicine.

Dr. Quinn is by far the best Primary Care Dr. I have ever had. Before I had a chance to meet him, I ended up finding myself with some severe unexplained pain and after a trip to the ER with no diagnosis I came to him for help. His staff got me in immediately and Dr. Quinn actively managed my case all day, consulting with a specialist on my issue, getting me in for stat labs and a CT scan same day, ending with a late evening call to the pharmacy to get me started on some antibiotics immediately and got me in to a specialist the next day who was triple booked but made time to see me. Unbelievable. I am sure Dr. Quinn has other patients, I even saw some in the waiting area, but he and his team do make you feel like you’re the only one. I feel blessed to be in such wonderful care!

Phenomenal doctor. I’ve known Dr. Quinn for nearly 15 years — he has been there «through thick and thin» — minor stuff and major life-​changing challenges. He is smart, patient, caring, and thoughtful. I feel fortunate to be under his care.

I have had Dr. Quinn as my primary for over 10 years. He is simply the BEST! Truly caring, knowledgeable, and makes you feel like you are his only patient. No rushing, always explaining. First class Dr. in my book.

My elderly parents’ previous Primary Physician retired and they found Dr. Quinn, unfortunately. I agree with David C. in that Dr. Quinn comes across as very arrogant and unprofessional. I phoned him last week to inquire about my mom and he never returned my call. Six months ago when I first spoke with him, he was rude and condescending. According to my mom and dad, he doesn’t work with them on their medical issues, instead advising them to go directly to the hospital. From what they tell me, he isn’t compassionate, understanding, or patient. We will be interviewing other GPs.

Cash or check only. Kept me waiting for about an hour. Yet Dr. Quinn is a rarity… Seems extremely knowledgable & truly caring. Easy to talk to. He chatted w/​me for a good 40 min!

I don’t do a lot of reviews since they are over done. But for Dr. Quinn I made an exception. The best way to describe him is that he cares and opertates his practice from that vantage point. The perfect GP.

Dr. Quinn is the best!
I’ve never had a doctor like him in my life. He follows up on everything, calls me at home after hours to explain something or call in a prescription and is very thorough.
His staff is courteous and helpful and I feel well taken care of by Dr. Quinn.
I will never switch to anyone else. He also made me more aware of taking care of myself in that preventative way probably the way most people do but I just assumed I would always have good health.
Thanks Dr. Quinn. You really are the best!!!

Dr. Quinn seemed very good at my first visit, so much so that I made a follow up appointment so he could get into my history more extensively.
Between appointments I called him for just an opinion regarding a medicatiion I had been prescribed by specialist. He was extremely rude and said he doesn’t discuss matters, even general ones unless a patient is in his practice.
Well excuse me… I have been interviewing PCP’s for months since my current one of long standing is retiring and I broached this question with over 10 other’s who I also interviewed and they had opinions and were happy to share them except Dr. Quinn. He is arrogant and not professional at all.
My recommendation to all who really care about their relationship with a primary care physician, it is extremely important to have one that is on your side and can communicate compassionately and not thru intimidation.

Dr. Quinn has every quality that a patient could hope for in a doctor. I am always impressed with the breadth of his knowledge and the extent of his concern for me as a patient. Dr. Quinn has never let me down in all of the years that I have been in his care.

Dr. Quinn saved my life. And get this — I wasn’t even his patient. I didn’t have a doctor. So when my «flu» didn’t get better and it became obvious something was really wrong I was up the creek. I heard horror stories about waiting hours in the E.R. before treatment if you looked okay and I looked relatively okay. So I took a chance and called Dr. Quinn who had seen my husband a couple times. And the sweet receptionist got me in right away! After five minutes of examining me, Dr. Quinn called (1) an ambulance and (2) his preferred hospital. The hospital was full and they said I should go elsewhere but Dr. Quinn gently but firmly stated that his patient (me!) was going there. And they were ready for me, i. v’d me a cocktail mix of super antibiotics and one surgery, 10 days in the hospital and 3 home bedridden weeks later I had fully recovered from bacterial pneumonia. I was told if I had delayed getting to ER any longer I would have been dead.
But it doesn’t stop there. The hospital doctor confided in me that he really likes Dr. Quinn because Dr. Quinn took his calls about his patient’s updates. Evidently many doctors don’t.
And I was really floored — but not surprised — when in Dr. Quinn’s waiting room some weeks later, one patient was discussing with a fellow patient & friend some extraordinary service that Dr. Quinn provided that doctors just don’t do anymore. I won’t tell you what it is because everyone might expect it and that’s Dr. Quinn’s option to publicize this service not mine. But it was extraordinary.
Anyhow, the bottom line is I’d choose a doctor because he has (a) great diagnostic skills and (b) a great rolodex of specialists and hospitals to refer you too. Dr. Quinn has both of these qualities in spades. That fact that he’s very pleasant and his staff are sweet are just a bonus.

Dr. Quinn has been my GP for a decade. I’m writing this review to counter the recent negative comments about the «receptionist.» Dr. Quinn’s office staff is exceptional. The office is busy because he’s a great doctor. It’s that simple. Robert Montaño

good doctor, horrible receptionist
they never call you to remind about your appointments
when you call — they put you on on hold without asking if it was ok — this is just rude
also, when you are trying to make an appointment — you always have to wait for three months and when you actually get to the office — you wait for 45 minutes (I once waited for over an hour).
In my opinion if the doctor/​office can not handle the number of patients — they should not accept new ones and they need to invest in some help — what is going on in this office is just unacceptable

Great General Practitioner. Very intuitive, good listener, good all around advice. Have recommended him to several friends and they are all very happy with him. Minus one star for not accepting credit cards, big inconvenience for large medical bills.

I have used the services of Dr. Geoffrey Quinn for many years and he has always been very thorough and kindly. He is very conscientious and competent. He does not cut corners or hesitate to order necessary tests.