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701 NE 10th St, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73104, United States
(405) 232-1144
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Jan 13, 2014
My experience with Dr. Hayhusrt was horrible, he was a very impersonal person with a horrible bedside manner. I was referred to him by my primary physician and I will personally tell her of my experience with this doctor when I visit her next. Maybe he thinks he has a sense of humor, but not at my expense. Dr. Hayhurst probably needs to retire, go home and hang up your stethoscope, he looks to be about 100 yrs old. Do yourself a favor and bypass this DOCTOR and find a GOOD ONE!

May 17, 2011
Very unprofessional, unsanitary, and not very up to date with technology. I was referred to Dr. Hayhurst by my insurance. To start off, the office was very outdated and had a musky odor and robe you were asked to put on smelt just the same. When the doctor walked in the room with his female assistant, he did not wash or germex is hands. Maybe i'm just a germaphobe, but that is very important to me. He then proceeded to examine me..with his bare hands that he did not sanitize. Throughout the consultation, he continued to ask his assistant for answers to all of my questions. I felt that he should have been the one to know. When he showed me his "before and after" photo book, I was not pleased. For one, the book looked like it was from the 50's. Very unorganized. Looked almost sunrotted. Back to the pictures..they looked awful. All of the pictures had reallllyyy bad scaring. When I became concered, they just told me that I could get them tattoo to my natural skin color! At the end of the consultation, we were talking about something and part of his answer was "Do you know how to use the internert?" That really made me even more uncomfortable with him. Maybe he was a good surgeon, back in the day. I would never recommend him to anyone.

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