Cleveland Black Doctor

If you are looking for a Cleveland Black doctor or physician, look no further . . . Dr. Gregory L. Hall is the premier choice in Northeast Ohio. As a specialist in Internal Medicine, he sees patients age 18 and up. While many practices make you wait weeks to see the doctor, we’ll see you quickly, most of the time within the week.

African Americans have particularly severe problems with hypertension, strokes, obesity, and heart disease . . . and also have slightly different needs in the clinical care of these disorders.  Having the expertise and cultural competence in the care of African Americans is Dr. Hall’s specialty, and he is currently writing a book on the special needs of this population.

Born and raised in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood, Dr. Hall is very familiar with the medical resources available in Northeast Ohio and refers to specialists in their field from across the region.

He also understands the issues specific to the African American Community and makes an extra effort to diagnose and treat these conditions before they can cause harm.

Dr. Hall’s office is conveniently located at 464 Richmond Road at the corner of Richmond and Highland in Richmond Hts, Ohio.

Trained at the world famous Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Hall provides up-to-date medical care in a family-like environment. Caring and comical, you will feel immediately at home with Dr. Hall and his staff. If you want a Cleveland-born Black doctor who make you feel at ease and takes time with you, look no further.

Most insurances are excepted, and we provide a sliding scale for uninsured patients who qualify.

Call the office of Gregory L. Hall, MD for an appointment, and you can be seen as soon as the next few days.

216 881-5055

If you are looking for a Cleveland African American Physician, look no further . . . Dr. Gregory L. Hall is the premier choice in Northeast Ohio. As a specialist in Internal Medicine, he sees patients age 18 and up.  We’ll see you quickly, most of the time within the week.

Internal Medicine is a primary care specialty for adults and Dr. Hall sees patients with diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, headaches, dementia, and much more. He will be on your side . . . and has a special ability to explain complicated diseases and conditions.

African Americans have particularly severe problems with hypertension, strokes, obesity, and heart disease . . . and also have slightly different needs in the clinical care of these disorders.  Having the expertise and cultural competence in the care of African Americans is Dr. Hall’s specialty, and he is currently writing a book on the special needs of this population.

Born and raised in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood, Dr. Hall is very familiar with the medical resources available in Northeast Ohio and refers to specialists in their field from across the region.

He also understands the issues specific to the African American Community and makes an extra effort to establish trust, and diagnose and treat these conditions before they can cause harm.

Dr. Hall’s sees patients at his office at 464 Richmond Road at the corner of Richmond and Highland Road in Richmond Heights, Ohio.

Trained at the world famous Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Hall provides up-to-date medical care in a family-like environment. Caring and comical, you will feel immediately at home with Dr. Hall and his staff.

Most insurances are excepted, and we provide a sliding scale for uninsured patients who qualify.

Call the office of Gregory L. Hall, MD for an appointment, and we will see you real soon.

216 881-5055

 

 

Doctor Treats Jehovah’s Witness Patients

Dr. Greg Hall treats Jehovah’s Witness patients for a variety of disorders for over the last 20 years. While treating many families, Dr. Hall understands and respects Jehovah Witnesses’ beliefs as it relates to blood product use, and will vehemently defend their wishes to avoid blood and blood products, while exploring all of the many options that are available instead of transfusions. 

Other than avoiding transfusions, Jehovah’s Witnesses want and expect the best medical care with the latest clinical interventions available.

“Cleveland and Northeast Ohio Jehovah Witnesses are a great diverse community of friends, and I am honored that so many are my loyal patients.”

Jehovah’s Witnesses expect the same high clinical standards as any other religion, their only expectation is the exclusion of blood product use. With modern medicine and incredible advances, the avoidance of blood products does not complicate the healing process in any way. And with blood borne infections as they are, the risk – benefit of any one transfusion can easily be debated.

Knowing a patient’s wishes in advance allows sufficient time for planning and proper clinical management in any case.  The national drive toward “patient-centered care” stresses putting the patient, and their wishes and preferences, at the center of  the medical decision-making process.

“Avoidance of blood does not tie a physicians hands any more than the physician allows.”  

Greg Hall, MD

Jehovah’s Witnesses and blood avoidance . . . WHY?

This is a religious issue and NOT a medical or clinical issue. Both the Old and New Testaments have references to “abstain from blood.” (Genesis 9:4; Leviticus 17:10; Deuteronomy 12:23; Acts 15:28, 29) Historically (and in the bible), blood has repeatedly been seen as “representing life.” (Leviticus 17:14) Jehovah’s Witnesses avoid taking blood not only in obedience to God, but also out of respect for him as the Giver of life.

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