Dr. V overdosed my mother several years ago. He wouldn’t listen to her about the seizures she was having. He kept saying it was all in her head. While she was in his care she began to have a seizure in his office banging her head against the wall. He threw his hands in the air and said “I’m not going to treat her anymore.” He called an EMS and refused to even speak to them. After a night in UNMH she was rushed to the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix. They discovered he was giving her to much Gabapentin. Once they stopped the pain medication she slowly went back to normal.Worst Dr. ever!!!

I appreciate Dr. V. He listens to me and allows me to be involved in my healthcare. He doesnt need to know it all because I take responsibility for my health and ask questions. He is a great doctor who has a great bedside manner and is genuine. I am blessed to be his patient.

If I could leave him zero stars I would. Worst doctor I have ever been to. He could care less. You are just a number, not a patient. You have to wait forever to get an appointment and his appointments are never on time. Once he sees you he spends less than 5 minutes with you. You can still be talking to him and he walks out the door. Hes old and needs to retire. I DO NOT recommend him.

Youll wait an hour past your appointment time in the waiting room, then hell rush through your appointment literally standing by the door.You can ask for any prescription that youve seen on a television commercial after self diagnosis because hell write a script for whatever you want just to get you out.That said, if youre great at self diagnosis & just need a script, hes your guy.If you were hoping for a professional who is supposed to know more about healing than you do, go elsewhere.

I have been seeing Dr Vasilion for many many years and he is an amazing doctor and person.

He gave my grandma to many meds, causeing seizures. We had to take her to a specialist in Arizona to undo what he did.

Hell completely ignore what you tell him, and write things you never said in your chart to justify his decisions