B. Craig Depew, MD - Granger Medical Clinic 12391 4000 West, Riverton, UT 84096

"Dr. Depew treated me like a cash cow and then, with an abundance of cruelty, abandoned me during a medicaI crisis. I've legit seen actual garbage treated with more dignity than I, a real person, was afforded by him and much of his staff. He knew that I was a survior of a catastrophic accident and a chronic pain patient before accepting me as a client. I did not deserve that. #Don'tPunishPainDPF"

"Women that are serious about their health beware. I’ve been losing weight and started having low blood sugar events and had readings in the 20s, I’ve had several really low readings. Dr. Depew did not order labs, or do anything to try to figure out what’s going on. I suggested I should see a dietitian, to help me with my diet to manage my blood sugar. He agreed and then told me I’m attractive enough but seeing a dietitian will help me look better. I’m trying not to die in my sleep and he’s more concerned with what I look like. I was referred to him by a friend and after talking we’ve noticed he’s always concerned with giving a paps smear, she’s switching doctors too. I can’t begin to explain how shocked I am at this whole situation. My new doctor ordered labs right away because she’s a responsible doctor more concerned with keeping me alive than me being attractive to her."

"Great find of a doctor. Listens, VERY important. Coordinates with patient to follow issues, resolve them, or searches to find an answer. We agreed what his roll is, to keep informed on health issues, manages some as needed. Suggests referrals. Very nice doctor. And have had good experiences checking in and with the staff there. Good team."

"Do not go to this Dr. Zero bedside manner. The front desk seems annoyed you need help. Don't forget ridiculous fees for being a couple min late but he can make you wait over an hour in a room."

"I'm sure Dr. Depew is a fine physician, but his bedside manner needs some work. It was my first visit, and he seemed very detached. He filled out the form with basic questions, took my blood pressure, and listened with his stethoscope. But it really felt like he was just going through the motions. He seemed annoyed when I tried to supply other information about my health history. Then, abruptly ended my visit and said time to give blood. Without any other info, he walked off. I found my way over to get blood drawn, but wasn't sure if that was the end of my appointment. I had to ask at the front desk if that was it and what follow-up to expect. A few more minutes of his time to explain what was going on and what to expect would have made my visit much better. All that aside, my real complaint is that he didn't order my blood to be tested for the main reason I came in. I had to come back again to get blood drawn. I believe this could have been avoided with a bit more listening on his part. I'll be looking for a new family doctor."