Thomas J. Hamilton DO

My last experience with Dr Hamilton isn't any different from all my prior experiences. He's a good man and a good doctor. He listens.

I've been seeing Dr. Hamilton for almost 30 years. He takes the time to listen, asks questions, makes suggestions, and works in partnership with me for the best possible health. Dr. Hamilton and his staff always greet me with a smile and a comment that shows they care and remember me (the person, not as a number).

This so man that calls himself a doctor literally murdered my fiance'. Dale Gennetten went to him the entire spring and summer of 2011 suffering terrible pain and he continually insisted that he had gout. Dale and I both begged him to put him in the hospital and explore other diagnosis, to get him some home health help, to do anything to help him. Instead he sent him to have surgery on "what he called hernias" that turned out to be malignant tumors that only spread cancer all over his body. I showed him three tumors that had came up over night and he said, "some day I will need to biopsy those." That day I took him to Stormont Vail emergency room and they immediately found a huge mass on his lung, for which Hamilton had never even taken a chest X-ray. Right away they said that he had 2 weeks to live, within one day the oncologist from the Cotton O'neil Cancer center told us it was a matter of days and one day and one week after going into the emergency room at Stormont Vail, Dale Gennetten died from cancer all over his body that Hamilton said was GOUT and that last day had told me, " He has gout, I have diagnosed gout, I will not and cannot admit him to the hospital and he will not qualify for home health care." He murdered my fiance, or at least stole any chance he might of had for surviving.