I found DR. Riley to be apathetic and more interested in getting me through his assembly line every time I had an appointment rather than treating a me like a patient. My Diabetes required me to lose weight he said. I kept to the nutrition program that he referred me to which cast me $400 and lost nothing. I also found out later that one of the meds Dr. Riley prescribed inhibits weight loss. I have had a history of other things going on that I believe might be related, he didn't listen to me at all and asked me "Do you want me to refer you to the nutrition program again?" Can you say kick-back? He finally told me "I don't know what else I can do" . Well you did nothing doc and you are not the hand of God. The last straw was his P.A., or D.O. or whatever she was got rude and quite cross with me when I asked for additional information. I quit seeing Doctor Riley, quit the medication and lost 37 pounds over the following months and have kept it off. My blood sugar is still too high - any suggestions now Quack-Azz? The office staff is nice, but you can tell they are under a whip. Don't use this guy.

I went to Overland park regional Hospital I had some freak as a nurse, I told them that I had back pain which I had a record of for 15 years or more, but due to the fact that I couldn't remember doctor Greenwoods name she said that I had drug seeking behavior. It never occurred to her that it could be that I never go to the doctor so I don't know his name. When I went to Doctor Greenwood and told him about the situation he told me that he has never known me to be like that. He then sent me for a MRI in which they found that I had two bulging disks and a narrowing of the spine For years I had suffered with this and finally I had the answer to what the problem Dr. Greenwood had succeeded where a large number of doctors had failed and with anti inflammatory I go pain free most of the time this doctor is level headed and listens to his patients I can't say enough about him. Great Doctor!!!! I now live in Houston Texas and I wish he was down here.





Thomas R. Cook