Gregory J McHugh MD

Average Rating

100

I have been a patient of Dr. McHugh for about 25 years. He has taken the time to not only know my complete health profile but also to know me personally. He has an excellent bedside manner and takes his time with me each and every visit. Hes extremely thorough and genuinely cares for his patients. He is very good at making suggestions and providing guidance on all areas of my health, even...

Posted by Debbie Futch on September 13, 2018. Brought to you by healthgrades.

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100

I was referred to Dr McHugh years ago. He has helped me through so many medical situations in the last 12 years. He is very careful with prescriptions. He has explained the history of health issues, told me the problems we may run into with my ins and certain scripts (stomach). He remembers and listens. I highly recommend him. I drive from PVB to see him. His lab staff is a hoot.

Posted by Shannon M on April 13, 2016. Brought to you by healthgrades.

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100

Dr. M has been my doctor since I was 17, and I'm in my 40s now. I have no idea what I will do if he retires any time soon! He takes the time to explain the how/why instead of treating you like a number. I highly recommend him!

Posted on December 14, 2015. Brought to you by vitals.

Very knowledgeable and caring

Average Rating

100

Dr McHugh is very caring. He takes the time to really listen to your problems. He is knowledgeable and makes decisions based on facts. He explains why he is prescribing certain medications and why he feels a certain diagnosis is warranted.

Posted on September 24, 2012. Brought to you by vitals.

NEVER GO 2 HIM!!!!!!!!!

Average Rating

20

At first he seemed like a nice person and like he knew what he was doing. I later came to realize how rude he was and he treated me like a drug addict when i had pain. he sent me for an x-ray and said that there wasnt anything wrong that he could see then said that i need to do physical therepy. after a few months of therapy he refused to fill my meds without seeing him. I had no proublem with...

Posted on December 23, 2010. Brought to you by vitals.

My father died at a young age from emphysema. Through his death, I learned of the need for preventive medicine and the impact of chronic disease on the patient and the family.

I served for 10 years in the Navy, including about five years abroad in Italy and Scotland. Seeing a variety of patients and conditions during this time helped me understand the importance of primary care. Today, I...

Posted on October 18, 2014. Brought to you by vitals.