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3750 AZ-95 #101, Bullhead City, Arizona, 86442, United States
(928) 444-1491
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Dec 27, 2017
Dr. Bailey has been really great with my son who has severe allergies to the point of needing surgery multiple times. He has referred him to specialists and I believe that makes him a good Dr. also.

Sep 11, 2017
Dr Bailey took my tonsils out at age 38, he was very professional. My husband, and my parents also have seen him. Every diagnosis was 100% correct. He did not do surgery on my 80 yr old dad, even though that would fix his issue. He suggested alternative management, of which we still do. Now, I am considering returning for a consultation--- a minor elective procedure. I trust his opinion.

May 8, 2015
Horrible. This is by far one of the worst, if not the worst doctor I have ever experienced. He has no desire to listen to his patients. I went to him and he told me I had nothing wrong with me. I had headaches, seizures and terrible pain behind my ear. I went to another doctor and had an MRI done and found I have MASTOIDITIS, which required long-term treatment with antibiotics. This doctor doesn't deserve the label of doctor. If you want someone to kill you, he's your guy.

Jan 5, 2017
He is an awesome dr.

Jun 30, 2015
Horrible uncaring prick (Dr. Bailey)...I went to my primary because i was having issues regarding my head and neck and a surprising new devolpment occured my tongue was black. I wish i could upload pictures and show you but my primary tried to do a scrapping and it wouldn't come off. Concerned she referred me to Dr. Bailey seeing that he also specializes in ear, nose and throat. The blackness went away and reoccured several times before i finally got in to see him. At the time off the appointment my tongue wasn't black but i had pictures to show him. My girlfriend came with me and it took about a half hour to fill out all the paper work. The paperwork ask a whole bunch of questions and seemed very thorough on the problem and my history. We waited awhile before we went back. The aid was really nice my girlfriend brought up my snoring and i was going to dismiss that but the aid said oh no we treat and see a lot of people for snoring here. Snoring is considered not normal. So I said I'd bring it up. Dr. Bailey came running in asked why i was here. I told him about my black tongue and he looked and said 'well your tongue is not black now so good news im going to live for a hundred years'. Dumbfounded that he just dismissed it the only other thing i can think of was to ask about snoring. He quickly answered 'oh that's just because of your weight you know that'. Now I'm husky but not overly large so even more shocked and insulted now. I looked at my girlfriend whos 125lb wet i said she snores is it because of her weight too? He shrugged and said oh its different for everyone! He was so rude and insulting not only to me but to the doctor that referred me. I've been in the medical field all my life and I have never met a worse doctor. I'm not blind i can see that my tongue is no longer black at the time but to not look or go over any of the paper work or give me any insight as to why it may have occurred or care about looking at pictures. Absolutely nothing it was just rediculous he didnt listen or care to anything we had to say. I walked out feeling worse and embarrassed. He dismissed everything and was only in the room maybe 3 whole min. Didnt even look at my ears or nose. I just warn anyone if you can go to someone else you DEFINITELY SHOULD. I would of given him no stars if I could. I ended up going to Dr. Nayer and doing a sleep study and it was found that there was something wrong and i stop breathing and i need a cpap machine while i sleep. I still have no idea why my tongue turned black. Wishing everyone good luck with their problem.

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