Barbara Hunter Showed up 6 minutes before appointment time. Rude receptionist told me I was supposed to be there 30 minutes early to do any paperwork. This was not mentioned in the phone reminder or the e-mail message. I still had the proof on my phone. Regardless, she told me if I could not complete the paperwork by the time of my appointment, I would have to reschedule. In my 26 years of nursing, I have NEVER heard of such a thing. She insisted that I had to complete several pages of questions as if I were a new patient, simply because I hadnt been seen in the past year. I assured her there were no changes in my meds, diagnoses, address, allergies, etc. No matter. Of course, I was not able to finish the paperwork in 6 minutes, despite my best effort. She called me to the window and informed me that I had to reschedule. She never, not once, asked me why I was there in the first place. Fact was, I had a serious fall at home that resulted in an ER visit for an eye/facial injury and had torn my bicep tendon. All I needed that day was an Orthopedic referral. I had copies of the ER visit and the MRI. Didnt matter. Appointment didnt happen. No disrespect to Dr. Whitfield, she is great, however, her front office staff is anything but. I would not recommend this practice.
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Celeste Cohen I am VERY disappointed and upset about an incident that happened to me yesterday. Jennifer has me on 14 pills a couple of pills were added. Yesterday I took my new dosage and had the most horrifying reaction. I stopped in to see her so I could discuss what happened and hoped she could look at all my pills and tell me what went wrong and she refused to see me. I sat in the lobby for 3.5 hours only to get up and walk out. I will find a new doctor. Dont be a doctor that tells you, you HAVE TO TAKE YOUR PILLS its important bla bla bla then something goes wrong with the pills YOU prescribed then refuse to see me. Yeah Im pissed.
1 /5