Paul A. Hudock, MD

"If I could give more than 5 stars I absolutely would. Dr. Hudock is a phenomenal doctor."

"Terrible. I kept having rt sided pain in my lower abdomen. I was diagnosed with dysmenorrhea. I'd have this pain even when I was not menstruating. He kept doing internal exams. I could have spoken to him with my clothes on. I believe it was done for billing purposes. I don't trust pro choice doctors. He prescribed Depo Provera, which I never picked up. I'm in menopause now. Bad bedside manner. Sadly, another doctor referred me. Let Paul take those hormones. I'm in menopause now."

"I have been a patient of Dr. Hudock for the past 20 years when he took over for Dr. Petrie after his retirement and never have had one complaint. He performed my partial hysterectomy based on his concern of medical issues I was having and was so compassionate and care before and after the procedure in post op. He has been working with me for the past 7 years for my menopause and major hot flash experience came up with a solution. I feel 100 times better. It is not often a doctor will actually sit down and discuss all options and come up with a plan agreeable to all."

"I would never recommend this office. I called to make an appointment, stating that if it would take more then 30-45 minutes, I would have to make it for the following day. I was assured, given I was going in for what most likely was a UTI, that it shouldn't take more then 30 minutes. Now, I am a single mother who works 40+ hours a week and I have a very specific schedule. My reasoning for knowing how long it would take was, my children get out of school at 2:30 and the office is 10 minutes away from their school. Their only available that day was a 1:30. The nurse who saw me was very frigid and rude. She asked me how long I had thought I had the UTI. I said it dawned on me the other day. When she carried on her questions and all my answers were no, also, mind you I was interrupted twice when trying to explain that I don't present with typical symptoms for a UTI, she says "Why are you here for a UTI?" "Doesn't sound like you have one." "What about frequency?" I said every 30 minutes "Oh, ok." Then just walks away and says come on. Then stands in another room and assumes I know we are now doing my weight. After I'm handed a cup and told "You know what to do right?" I void in the cup provided and go back to my room. She asks me date of my last menstrual cycle. I think for a moment. She turns around lightly scoffing "You don't know?!" Well considering I've had two depo shots, no, I really don't. So she says "let's look well September or December?" I'm still thinking because I feel It was more around October and she says "It has to be one of them so pick." It is 1:46 at this point. I get undressed from the waist down and at 2:20 I'm still sitting there. Again, my kids get out of school at 2:30. At this point I get dressed and walk to the receptionist and tell her I'm going to have to reschedule because remember when I made the appointment I was very specific that if it would take longer then 30-45 minutes I would have to make it for another day. She looks at me with straight attitude and says very rudely "Sorry our systems aren't working!" Ok, that is great, fine and dandy but I have to get my kids. Now, let's back up. I was in that room from 1:46-2:20. She is claiming her systems are down. Why was I not informed? Why did they think it was ok just to leave me in a room half naked knowing full well they wouldn't be in anytime soon?! I'm beyond disgusted at their staff's bedside manner. You should not be in the medical profession with attitudes like that. They have zero compassion or understanding."

"Dr. Hudock and his whole office staff were always very kind, helpful and knowledgeable. I was very happy with my pregnancy experience and delivering my third child with Dr. Hudock. He was a calming presence during appointmentschool and in labor. I wish he had been my doctor for all three pregnancies and that is said even though I had no complaints about my previous doctor."