Charles M. Teter, MD

Corey Taft

a year ago

Dr. Teter has always been so kind, compassionate, and understanding. Always takes the time to listen to my concerns and explains everything in a way that is easily understood.

Teresa Tyndall

5 years ago

Love the time Dr. Teter spends with me each time I go to him. He addresses my illness with compassion and professionalism. He spends time explaining the issues and the path to wellness. Really like him and always feel better and informed when I leave.

Monte Harrison

2 years ago

Dr Teter is very attentive. He takes his time to hear your issues and takes immediate action when applicable. I feel lucky to have him as my primary doctor.

Judith

7 years ago

My husband and I both are fortunate enough to have had Dr.Teter as our family physician for many years . He is compassionate, and professional without being an alarmist. His knowledgeable, laid back , kind bedside manner is calming and reassuring. His Physician's assistant, Bree is also wonderful as well, and is there when Dr. Teter is not available. The weak link in this office, is the front desk. I didn't remove a star because the doctor deserves 5 stars imo. That being said, the receptionists are often sour and act like they hate their jobs. Not welcoming at all , and often look like they just rolled out of bed. Once you get past them, inside, the office staff THERE are ( busy as they are!) courteous, professional , and friendly. It IS a busy practice so manage your expectations, they do the best they can. If you are in the waiting room, try to be patient, he does not rush his visits so occasionally you may wait a bit. I told him recently he is never allowed to retire ;)

Dixie Bee

Edited a year ago

It was upbeat and reassuring. Bloodwork had shown I was pre diabetic and in stage 3 chronic kidney disease. As a result I have lost over 20 pounds since my last bloodwork in January. I didn't use any extreme diet plan or medication. I just based my food intake on the Meditarain diet which is extremely healthy. Everyone including Dr. Teter was happy and excited about the goals I have met. There was a good deal if reassurance and encouragement. We are all anxiously awaiting the results of my blood workup. .

Terry Richards

2 years ago

Dr. Teter has been my PCP for 9/10 years. I like him and find him easy to talk to. He is a knowledgeable practitioner with whom I find it easy to speak.

Alisha Washburn-Admire

3 years ago

Compassionate, Kind, Down to Earth. Three ways I can describe Dr. Teter. He is professional but also makes you feel like your health ACTUALLY matters. Such a rare find. Also found out the MA that I had seen with a previous doctor at St. John BA moved to the Harvard office and she remembered me! I truly appreciated the personal experience I had.

Theresa Murriel

3 years ago

I saw Dr Teeter for the first time. He did my diabetes check. He have great interpersonal skills. He did all my check and asked questions. I don’t remember scheduling an appointment with him but he reached out to me. I guess he looked a my chart and seen it was time for me to come in. I am a new patient of his. I’m very impressed.

Joe Zook

a year ago

I'm a mid-60's guy and appreciate having a PCP who's close to my age that understands age-related issues. He listens...probably the most important trait for doctors. He's knowledgeable, and gives good advice for things that matter to me, ex. getting better prescription prices. Two years of taking BP medication, that didn't get it right.... he changed it on the first visit to something that works for me. His demeanor is calm, pleasant, straight-forward, and to the point.

Brandi Cerrito

a year ago

Dr Teter is very thorough and genuinely pays attention to what I’m experiencing when I’m in the office. I’ve seen him when sick and for routine checkups. He is the reason for the 5 stars. His front office staff would not get the same rating. When I call to try to get an appointment it’s outsourced to a company not in the clinic. They’ve always been kind and helpful. When I need to talk to someone in the office, the receptionist is impatient and not empathetic.