Roger Ridgeway, Jr., MD

“Does not belong in the profession. Terrible experience. No patient should be left alone with that man. Lacks respect, empathy, ethics, compassion. Escalates into anger quickly when his opinion is challenged. Since he also screens personnel at the Denny Ave. facility, they also operate in like mode. Over medication, isolation, no communication is the standard. Very sad for our seniors and their families. Moral: Always ask for a second opinion! At the very least, alert your insurance and Medicare!Full transcript upon request.”

“Dr. Ridgeway was horrible. I saw him in 2017 for my severe anxiety after years of struggling. He asked if I had experienced a different life do I think I would still have anxiety. How would I possibly know the answer to that? He asked had I tried just letting go of what I had been through and getting over it to see if that would help, as though I was simply choosing this. His solution for me was to lose weight and my anxiety would go away. I told him I had literally just lost 80lbs and he said, "you could stand to lose a little more. Try cutting out soda and walking 15 minutes a day." I told him I hadn't had soda in two years and was regularly jogging 5 miles a day. I told him my anxiety was becoming debilitating and making it to where I was sleeping on and off for maybe 4 hours a night, he told me the human body only needs 5 hours of sleep a night and it doesn't have to be consecutive. He handed me pamphlets on eating better and exercising before I walked out. He doesn't even deserve one star. 0/10”

“First interaction via phone call was very rude”

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