Dr. J David Harrover, MD 465 North Belair Road, Evans, GA 30809

"The best Dr ever! He has excellent bedside manner friendly staff super clean office and he tries everything to keep you healthy with less meds as possible. He doesn’t try to scare you healthy he gives you the facts the meds if necessary and tell you you Got this!!! I trust him!"

"Great doctor. Billing department is lazy and wants you to figure everything out yourself if there is an issue."

"I have been a patient of Dr. Harrover since 2008. I just visited his office again yesterday 8-17-22. He is a great physician. Always helps me heal as well and quickly as possible. Always gets me a referral if I need one. He is patient, kind, and thorough in his examinations and office visits. I am blessed to have such a TOP of his class Doctor!"

"Tried to schedule appointment with Dr Harrover , Received a message from a beverley that they do not re engage patients that left the practice. What sense does that make you leave for a couple of years and and you can't return . What happened to this practice ? To much business, Makes no sense for a practice to say something like that . but no problem will go else where. Is that even legal ?"

"Have had several issues with Dr. Harrover over the last month. Went in to see him for a referral to a cardiologist specialist, was told to stop the medicine I was on and that the referral would be sent over. They never sent the referral. When I went into the office to inquire about this, I was told by one of the nurses that Dr. Harrover had stated that he didn't send the referral because I had told him the issues had stopped since quitting the medicine. This was not the case, I had not spoken to him since my appointment 2 and a half weeks before this. Dr. Harrover eventually came in and explained that his notes said I would let him know how it went stopping the meds and we'd go from there (again different from what his nurse stated). I then spent another 2 and a half hours in his office, speaking to both him and the office manager. I was told he would get some samples of a beta blocker to see if that would ease the symptoms. I waited for almost an hour before I finally asked someone why he hadn't come back in the room (supposedly another patient was being rushed to ER). I understand that other patients have things going on, however he never stepped back in the room to explain what was happening and I eventually left after a brief exchange with Harrover. All of this happened on Friday. Today, my grandmother, grandfather and I all received a letter from Harrover terminating us as patients, I assume due to this incident."