Dr. Noah R. Pierson, MD

"Outstanding people highly recommend Dr. Noah Pierson."

"Looks to charge the highest possible amount for any visit which are generally not helpful and provides no more information than a google search. For a general wellness visit he prescribed $700 worth of labs. I'm in my 20s with no health concerns. This is just one example. Maybe this is my own fault for trusting someone in the medical industry and NHRMC. Unfortunately this is the last time I will trust any doctor without interrogation on every act they do or item the prescribe."

"I have been a patient of Dr. Pierson for over 25 years. My wife has been his Patient for 10 years. Dr. Pierson recently referred my wife to another doctor for a biopsy. Upon consultation at this referred doctors office my wife and I were treated rudely by the staff. Some of the staff's personal appearances were questionable. There were other issues as well that I do not wish to go into detail about. Due to what we felt were "Quality of Care" issues, my wife decided not to have her biopsy done at the referred doctors office. We drove straight to Delaney Radiology and spoke with a very nice lady there about having them do the biopsy. They were very friendly and said that they just needed a referral for Dr. Pierson's office. According to Dr. Pierson's nurse via phone call, Dr. Pierson did not want to give us a referral to Delaney. He said to use the doctor he referred us to. I told the nurse that my wife refused to go back due to numerous problems we had encountered there. Doctor Pierson's nurse called us back a while latter and said that Dr. Pierson was going to give us the referral to Delaney because of the time sensitivity of the issue. The nurse also said quote, " Dr. Pierson said that he is unable to treat you and your wife anymore because he feels that you have lost confidence in him." Really Dr. Pierson? You are going to fire me and my wife as your patients after 25 years because my wife exercised her patient rights to have the physician of her choice to do a procedure? My wife is the one who refused to go back to the doctor you suggested. I get fired as a patient for my wife"s decision about her healthcare? Does she not have the right not to use a doctor who she thinks will not provide quality care? I expect more out of a member of our medical community than for you to behave in this manner. I am very saddened by Dr. Pierson's choice to fire me and my wife as patients. We did nothing wrong and did not deserve this. I am also saddened that after 25 years Dr. Pierson could have called me himself."