Miller Mark DC

I finally flew the coop, and am outa there. More to say, but the Property Management Company charged me for the damage to the door. I am thinking I had some very bad Karma to work out. Glad THAT’s over.

Pursued care from Mr. Miller during three occasions; he seemed to spend more time telling me how successful he was with other patients, rather than discussing or suggesting true treatment.
Dr. Miller attempted to sell me some type of ‘oxygen treatment’ during the first two visits, rather than directly treating my pain or even discussing any plan of treatment.
During one involved consult/​exam, he brought in another individual, who he never identified, nor did he explain why the person was in the tiny room – although he addressed the person directly as ‘Doctor’.
During this time confidential medical information was requested of me and discussed, in direct violation of HIPAA privacy rules.
When I emphasized to Dr. Miller my pain was crippling, asking him what treatment he might provide, he put me on a vibrating bed. All this time two minor children had free rein, running in and out of the treatment room while they discussed with Dr. Miller how soon and where they were going for lunch. Dr. Miller paid more attention to these children than he exerted towards me and one other patient brought into the room; Dr. Miller and the children then left the office, while I and the other patient were left alone on the tables.
I believe these were the same children who had been playing in the patient waiting area during an earlier visit, while I attempted to watch and hear a promotional video Dr. Miller insisted I see. On another visit one of these children was behind the reception desk, interrupting while I attempted to discuss private insurance information with the receptionist.
I returned to Dr. Millers office to advise him I felt we were not a good fit for the above reasons, (including lack of proper attention, treatment and professionalism), and to request the films I had previously paid for. Dr. Miller’s only response was to point out the amount he felt I must pay.
I then received a letter (U.S. Mail) from Dr. Miller, stating my concerns were «minor, least important and trivial», «small events that are of the most irrelevant importance».
Dr. Miller NEVER addressed any of my concerns except to write me and accuse me of «choosing to focus on the trivial».
I am now being treated by what I believe are dedicated and proper clinicians, after wasting my time and expense with Dr. Miller