Dr. Gregory M. Jackson, MD

He gives the best service of any doctor I have ever been to. He’s very thorough.

Dr Jackson is wonderful! He saved my life and my wife’s life! His knowledge is off the charts! He is the best Dr. in San Antonio for sure!

I love Dr. Jackson and his entire staff. Very professional and friendly - a perfect combination. I was referred to Dr. Jackson about 7 or 8 years ago by a coworker that was very happy with him. I was warned about the wait time, so while on my first appointment, I asked some of the people in the waiting room about the doctor and they all adored him and said that I could call the office a little before the appointment time and the staff would tell me how far behind he was running. I adjust my arrival time accordingly. Everything works out perfectly. Once you see Dr. Jackson, you will realize why the wait can sometime be awhile. He is very attentive and is in no hurry to rush you out the door. Dr. Jackson has referred me to several specialists over the years and he has sent me to nothing but superior doctors. All of my doctors report everything back to Dr. Jackson so he knows everything about me. I love that.

I've been seeing Dr. Jackson for over twenty years. He is simply the best doctor I've ever met, and I've met quite a few. Thoughtful examinations, meaningful questions, sound advice, solid referrals, excellent followup. Peggy and the rest of the office staff are totally professional and efficient, a pleasure to deal with.

OK, everyone so far has mentioned the wait times, so I'll cover the "why" and the "how to deal."

Why? Dr. Jackson has his practice because he *likes* it, which means he knows most of his patients pretty well, and conversations often extend considerably both in time and topic. This takes time. I appreciate that he spends extra time with other patients, because he is equally generous with me.

How to Deal? Call ahead (I recommend 1/2 - 1 hour ahead). The staff has always given me a realistic arrival time, usually an hour to 1.5 hours after my appointment time.

That said, Dr. Jackson deals with malpractice lawsuits (prosecuting them) and is great for not only preventative medicine/lifestyle (of which he is a strong proponent) but also for giving solid referrals with context.

His approach may be too casual for your taste if you are looking for an old-school get-in-get-out-quickly kind of thing, but it works quite well for me.