Gregory J. Mullen, MD

I have gone to dr.mullen since I was a child as did my sister in fact he takes my whole family and we all love this man so much !!! He’s a great guy and knows what needs to be done to make up feel 10 x better !!

A down to earth, easy to understand person that has always gone out of his way to make me feel comfortable.

Never on time, even when your his first appt of the day he won’t get to the building for over an hour after it’s scheduled with no apology or explanation. He has a very cavalier attitude towards any diagnosis that requires complexity.

Absolutely neglectful of his patients. His negligence killed my mother when he refused to address the pain that she had in her chest for years, which turned out to be stage 4 cancer, something he kept on dismissing as just a normal part of getting old. It wasn't until ANOTHER doctor noticed that something was very wrong that she got her diagnosis. Now he's mistreating and neglecting my father who cannot walk but doesn't seem to care to help. I'm begging him to find another doctor because Dr. Mullen is an absolute piece of garbage. My mother would be alive if it wasn't for him and I will never let it go.

I’m so very dissapointed in how this physician treated my mother. She was just diagnosed with an incurable and aggressive cancer a month ago and was devastated when we brought her to the hospital after she fell at home. He was on call and actually works with her primary care physician so I was pleased that her would be the one managing her care. She was very depressed during the stay, believing that she would never be coming home to her grandchildren again. He did nothing to help this. He told her she needed to “steel up” because it was only going to get worse. Even after she told him she was encouraged because she actually felt better after her first chemo treatment, he proceeded to tell her that it was going to get much worse awith absolutely no empathy and no hope whatsoever. As a health care provider myself, I am appalled by his demeanor even after seeing how upset she was getting. Maybe he is not sympathetic or empathetic but he could at least offer counseling or someone for her to talk to who is and keep his mouth shut. I should also mention that I myself have been misdiagnosed by him in the past when I had gall stones and severe episodes of pain. He diagnosed me with gastroesophogeal reflux disease when I had none of the risk factors or symptoms.