Natural Physicians, David Milroy, DC, ND

Avoid this place if you can. I needed an emergency supply of insulin that I can buy over the counter; however, wishing it to be covered by insurance, I went here. I requested a six month supply as this is what most doctors give (six months to ten months). I was given a 30 day supply and charged nearly 200 dollars for a seven minute visit that was squeezed between patients. That was more than an urgent care doctor or buying without a prescription. I tried working with them asking for a longer prescription as they charged me so much. They would not address my concerns but only billing issues. Money seems to be a priority to them rather than taking care of their patients. Also, if you are vegan and want healthy options for diet do not go here. The Natural Physician recommend that I eat meat. Steer Clear.
1 7 years ago (12-03-2018)

Dr Milroy is dedicated to finding the right help for his patients. He's knowledgeable, professional and very encouraging.
5 7 years ago (14-01-2018)

Dr. Milroy is the most trustworthy doctor I have ever had. He listens, has great follow through and will invest time in research when necessary. He has treated me for hormones, diabetes, weight loss, arthritis and lung issues. Dr. Milroy has also been my primary care physician for the past 16 years.
5 8 years ago (26-10-2017)

David thinks outside the box. He does not automatically prescribe antiobiotics which are over prescribed. He orders blood tests that most of the lab techs, who take blood, have never heard of. Even the DO I've seen said so. David digs deeper.
5 7 years ago (04-02-2018)

I would not recommend this doctor. I went to him for hormone issues and back pain. At my first visit we dealt with hormones. He decided I would go to Costco pharmacy instead of my own pharmacy, which he asked the name of but said, no you'll go to Costco. Way out of my way, but okay, I'll go along. The next visit was 45 minutes of teaching me how T3 and T4 work in the body and he ignored my request for an adjustment saying he couldn't bill an E&M visit with a Chiropractic adjustment. The next visit, I specifically called and changed my appointment to a Chiropractic appointment because we're packing and moving boxes and my back was killing me. Yet when I got there, he decided he would continue my education on Thyroid T3 & T4 without so much as asking me. If you know anything about your thyroid, you don't need three visits for just education. I got the feeling he was more interested in billing at higher rates for office visits than for my overall health.
1 8 years ago (19-04-2017)