Dr. Molly Lynn Eaton, MD

I tried to tell her a little bit about me personally and they real rare autoimmune disease that I have she wasn't interested is very cold Justice and caring I actually told her so on the 3rd I believe us a third visit I told her you know you're very not personal and very cold and uncaring and I'm feeling she got really upset about that and I told her I really did not like coming in but I also told her that my blood pressure was sky-high just like to 25 / 150 and I had to take a nap some diazepam that I have left from you know and I even showed her the bottle it was expired for 3 years you know and ask her if maybe she could fill it I didn't know that she couldn't and she started yelling at me and I know and I sure wouldn't have brought it up but anyway she started even at man I said don't don't talk to me like a drug addict take pain pills and I have very rare autoimmune disease I have fibromyalgia and they not sure if I have lupus or Ms and I don't take nothing don't treat me like… that and then she left a very derogatory ugly message about me and so anyways that's itI had asked her previously for my referral to my neurologist which I have a repaired coiled aneurysm on my midline shift and an occluded internal left carotid artery she should have sent me over to a neurologist anyway but anyway so since I asked for a new primary she was going to give me the referral so I have been back and forth with a clerical lady to try to get a referral which didn't happen so I got it through the Hope clinic at within a day or two

I would not recommend Dr. Eaton. She actually fired me as a patient with a certified letter. Office staff rude, very limited hours, not affiliated with Lockport Hospital, spends more time on her laptop than assessing the patient.

Limited hours and no response to patients sick after hours. Down right nasty!

a great doctor to work with

I have nothing good to say, steer clear!!

Seems odd that some of the comments on here say they have been seeing her longer than she has practicing medicine. I was very interested in seeing her, but will definitely be finding someone with a better reputation now.

I've been seeing Dr. Eaton now for a couple of years. She spends more time typing on her computer than she does listening to her patients. I feel like she's not paying attention to my needs. As far as her "office staff" they are her mother and father. Her father works the phones and the mother sees you to your waiting room. It is difficult to get answers from her and her staff. If you call in the morning don't expect a response right away, sometimes not at all. Needless to say I am currently looking for another physician.

I was going to call Dr. Molly Eaton's office tomorrow to see if she was accepting new patients, but after readings these reviews, I have changed my mind! Thank you for the information provided here.

I moved to the area and had to find a new primary care doctor. Dr. Eaton was a female doctor located near where I moved to. The first appointment went fine. However, after an injury, I learned about how the office actually operates. Just as with other reviewers on this site, I had trouble dealing with the male receptionist. I needed a note for work to be altered, per my employer. Days went by without response. I decided to go to the office in person. Without a slight change to the note, I was facing days and days of lost wages. When I attempted to explain this to the male receptionist, he just ignored me and pretended to be on the phone. I stated that I would wait until the doctor was available and had seen all of her patients for the day. An hour later, I was advised that Dr. Eaton would not come out to speak with me nor would her nurse. I begged and pleaded and at one point began to sob. The receptionist told me "tough luck, you're just going to have to wait." It took another day… before they fixed the note. That's not the worst part. Dr. Eaton advised me on several occasions that I was "fine" and even if I did have a serious injury, it "probably happened a long time ago and you just didn't notice." Knowing that I just didn't feel right, I ended up finding a spinal specialist on my own, referring myself. 8 months later, I'm scheduled for spinal surgery. It's a good thing I didn't listen! Between her curt and nonchalant attitude and her downright nasty staff, I don't miss going to that office.

I have been going to Dr. Eaton for 5 years now and recently switched my children and husband over to her as well. I have always had a good experience with her and the staff. Wait times there are more tolerable than other offices. She's always friendly and helpful.