Zini Medical Clinic - Mountain View, Arkansas

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I feel that Dr. Pearrow cares about me as a person and not just as one more patient. He knows what is going on with me not just by consulting his notes but by remembering it himself. He often refers to events than happened five or six visits previously, not just the most recent time.
My previous doctor used to keep me waiting for more than hour before I could see him. Dr. Pearrow never keeps me waiting more than 45 minutes and usually sees me within 30.
During the visit he is extremely thorough, not just dealing with the most obvious. He orders very detailed lab tests and backs up his treatments with scientific evidence.

Andy Riley

We love Dr. Pearrow. He has been a God sent to myself. When all medical test & other doctored could not find what is wrong with me, he has. He gives his patient the time needed, he listens and understands. Always there to answer questions. The staff is friendly.

Vicki Webb

Dr. Pearrow is simply terrific. If you just have routine problems or simple well-checks you might be better off going to a different doctor. We have sometimes waited a while for an appointment, but we were also given as much time as needed to address complex medical issues when it was our turn. If you have long standing problems that you feel have not been addressed by the medical establishment, or you are looking for holistic wellness solutions, Dr. Pearrow is your man. A family member had been offered mostly psychiatric medicines by 4 or 5 doctors for what he felt was a physical problem. Dr. Pearrow found evidence of 4 different tick borne illnesses as well as a severe systemic (and neurotoxic) fungal infection. We are finally treating the cause of the problem, not just the symptoms. I can't say enough good things about the man who figured out our "mystery diagnosis."

Alesha Henson

I do not recommend Dr. Pearrow at all. While he has a more open mind than other doctors, concerning natural medicine and root causes of disease, there are many qualities that are undesirable. He will have people waiting in the waiting room for an hour or more, same as myself and a close friend of mine. I finally got called back after waiting an hour to only find out he had told two different nurses to bring someone back, so they both brought back different patients at the same time. We, as in myself, my three-month-old baby, and 9-year-old daughter who was getting a simple check-up, had to go back to the waiting room and wait another 30 minutes.

After seeing Dr. Pearrow he was very rushed, and had his cell phone right next to him, which was buzzing and going off the entire time. Most professional working people keep their phones put away, so that they can focus on their work, and if it is an emergency one can always call the office directly to get a hold of them. He asked questions that I thought were important, but assumed a few things, and would not listen to what I had to say. He talked about how his wife would make yogurt and kefir at home, and it was relevant to what we were talking about, but he went further with it than he should. He spent such little time with us, and I was highly disappointed.

He did not spend near enough time with us, as a doctor should. I felt like I was in a factory doctor's office where he overbooked and rushed to make the most profit that he can. Doctors should spend more QUALITY time with people for their long-term health, not rush his patients and talk so much about himself, but truly get to know people. Does he have knowledge? Of course, he went to medical school. That does not change that he has priorities that just does not benefit other people.

My close friend said he saw Dr. Pearrow for the first time and had an hour or more wait. Once the Dr. finally saw him he was going on about things of his life that was entirely irrelevant to the visit. My friend had been fasting and was supposed to have blood work done. He asked Dr. Pearrow about it, who was totally unaware of what he had scheduled for him, and then told him that the person who does the blood work was not there that day. He later called him to talk about blood work, forgetting that he had not had any blood work done, and was looking at the previous years blood work!

For new patients would you not want to find out more about them? I mean what doctor spends more time talking about himself than getting to know his patients? He needs to slow down, get his priorities in order, try to gain knowledge of people over talking about his own life so much, and trying to make the most money in a day by over booking people. It is good to be personal and talk about our own lives, so that we can get to know each other, but first things first, we are there for medical reasons and that comes first.

I gave him another opportunity, to see my baby for a check-up, but the office called and told me he was out because of an illness and they could not see her and did not know when they could get her in. Okay? At least try to get her an appointment.

I will find another doctor who is willing to spend more time getting to know us, who will not make us wait so long in the waiting room, who is not so unorganized, and who has a quality over quantity mindset. A doctor should spend more time with his/her patients, remember them, and he/she will have life-long patients. I have had enough experience and understand that he is not the type of doctor that I will entrust the health of my family too, regardless of what medical training he has, and what he believes.

Jonathan Ellis

Dr. Pearrow is a great doctor! He takes the time to find and treat the problem instead of just medicating to relieve the symptoms.

Roger Smith

Good Doctor and Great over all Assistants in this place

Randy Layman

Great Doctor who takes the time to listen

Phyllis Prescott