Dr Morrish was rude and arrogant. Didn’t want to hear the fact that I’m still experiencing symptoms despite taking synthroid. Because my blood work is fine, apparently it has to be my fault I’m still having symptoms. I’d rather suffer than see him again. I actually found that he was talking down to me as if I knew nothing and he knows everything. I’m sure he’s a very knowledgable doctor, but listening to the concerns of a patient is quite important…and he failed in that department.

Dr Morrish has been rude and not understanding of the complaints I have since my thyroid was removed. Conversations are one way and if you say something he thinks is stupid he’ll make your feel inadequate and incompetent. He has been of little help in adjusting my thyroid levels to ensure that I was taking medications that were appropriate for me. I had to live and travel overseas in order to find a doctor that would listen to my concerns and provide me with appropriate care.

I have been a patient of Dr. Moorish’s for 20 years. He has always been friendly and professional. He calls your home when he feels it’s important to speak to you promptly. I am a panhypopituitary patient and after the removal of my pituitary I felt awful, I never felt like myself, I never cared to go out and was depressed. 19 years later I discovered that I was missing some important hormones including growth hormone which I learned later can cause fatal cardiac disease if you don’t have it. He didn’t feel it was necessary for an adult. He had to consult another endocrinologist to prescribe growth hormone as he was unaware of what dose to start me on.