Dr. Fumie J. Nishiyama, MD

Xiaojun Wang _{on Google}

Dec 14th, 2019

A great Dr with excellent clinic experience. Before I met her, I went to see a doctor that took me half a year in the waiting list hoping to have a best reviewed doctor. But in the first appointment, the highly reviewed doctor told me I should have a surgery and eat medicine for the rest of my life. I was 45 and for the first time got sick because of thyroid problem. Deeply worrying about myself and in the mean time hoping to find alternative answer to my problem, I found Dr. Nishiyama. And she immediately recognized my symptom and told me the so-called surgery is absolutely unnecessary and with the prescription she gave I totally recovered in less than two years! Now it has been 4 years! Too much doctors in US only know following books without enough clinic experience. I am glad that I was lucky to find one of the most experienced.

Jonathan Augustine _{on Google}

Oct 12th, 2017

She has been my endo for a year now. Very skilled and considerate doctor. Excellent bedside manner. Very thorough in terms of figuring out problems. I would highly recommend her to friends and family.

Todd Raney _{on Google}

Apr 13th, 2017

Fantastic Doctor! Very informed, and caring. She is very courteous, considerate and compassionate. Has fantastic bedside manners unlike many other doctors I have dealt with. She doesn't judge you, or look down at you. I was very impressed with her knowledge and current day treatments. I highly recommend!

T-nay nay _{on Google}

Nov 27th, 2015

I was diagnosed as a child with Hashimoto's & Hypo Thyroidism as an adult I am 48 and went through menopause at 40. While looking for an Endocrinologist (since mine retired) I saw her in a Beavercreek office years ago hoping to, A. have a female, B. a brillliant Dr. and C. continue treatment.
She spent alot of time with me, was kind, and heard me speak. However she did not listen. After my initial first visit (A $400+ bill and NO bloodwork) I received a call denying her to treat me because of my "appearance", since I looked healthy and was not overweight as most Hypo patients are. Yes, the nurse left that as a response on my voicemail!
Funny, after going elsewhere and having my bloodwork done (as required by any Dr.), I continue to take Armour Thyroid medication. Something must be happening with my Thyroid (still) because the bloodwork proves their is an issue - even though I'm not overweight!