RATINGS & REVIEWS

The provider star rating is calculated using patient reponses to the five care provider questions in our patient satisfaction survey. Below you can see the provider's star rating and the number of his or her patients who have provided feedback.

4.6  

Likelihood of recommending this provider


4.6  

Provider showed concern


4.6  

Provider explained things clearly


4.7  

Provider included you in decisions


4.6  

Provider discussed treatment options



Comments

1/26/2024
Very good
1/26/2024
Good
1/25/2024
Dr Richards is always personable and detailed.
1/21/2024
I have known him long enough now to know what to ask or tell him
1/16/2024
Great.
1/09/2024
Every thing good
1/02/2024
Dr Richards and his team has always been great
1/01/2024
Good
12/31/2023
Very good
12/30/2023
I love Dr Logan Richards. Thank you
12/29/2023
Great doctor
12/24/2023
I like Doctor,and nurse!
12/19/2023
My chart is huge. I consider Dr R a valuable person. My health is complex and misunderstood. He's a Blessing
12/18/2023
I am very pleased with Dr. Richards and his care of me. He is knowledgeable, professional, and accessible.
12/14/2023
We recommend Dr. Richards and his staff to friends and family all the time!
12/14/2023
Dr. Richards is a great primary care doc.
12/11/2023
Dr Richard's is kind and never rushes me
12/07/2023
Very good
11/24/2023
Good
11/20/2023
Good experience

Location(s)

Baptist Medical Group Primary Care - Live Oak

 DEPARTMENT OF BAPTIST HOSPITAL

2896 Gulf Breeze Parkway
Gulf Breeze FL , 32563
Phone: 850.908.3310
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Biography

Logan Richards, M.D., is a highly skilled board-certified internal medicine primary care physician who treats patients 18 and older – providing quality care to the Gulf Coast. He takes the time to get to know his patients and works with them individually to develop a care plan that best meets their condition and needs.

In order to better serve you, Dr. Richards welcomes new patients and offers convenient same-day appointments.

Medical Education
University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL
Residency
Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC

Board Certification
Internal Medicine

Medical Memberships
American Medical Association
American College of Physicians

Medical Research
Rhinocerebral Zygomycosis in man with newly diagnosed diabetes mellitus - accepted to SGIM southern region for poster presentation. 2011

Metabolome Analysis of H.pylori - poster presentation for summer research program. 2005

Expression and purification of echinocandid binding domain of S.cerivisiae, C.neoformans - oral presentation. 2004

Personal Interests

Fishing, boating, playing the piano and activities with his dogs

Meet Your Doctor

What inspired you to become a physician?
I decided to practice medicine because I love working with people and helping them out with their problems. Working as a primary care physician allows me to establish a trusting relationship with each of my patients. This allows me to provide the best care and treatment specifically for them.

How would a patient describe you?
A patient would describe me as thorough, knowledgeable, and attentive. I try to take the time to explain each medical problem to a patient and what I think we can do about it.

In your opinion, what’s the most important factor in a doctor-patient relationship?
The most important part of the doctor-patient relationship is trust and communication. We must be able to work together to achieve a common goal of a better quality of life.

What do you find most encouraging about the work you do?
The most encouraging part of my job is seeing a well patient after I have treated them. When someone selects me as their primary care physician that means they trust me to manage any medical problems that may come up in the future.

What are your top priorities with every patient you see?
Each patient should receive prompt, efficient and effective care. Each of their problems should be addressed on multiple fronts including medications, education, and lifestyle changes that will ultimately lead to improvement in their disease.

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