Dr. Raissa Marasigan Hill, DO

Doctor Hill is intellectually superior when it comes to putting thought into a diagnosis.

Dr Hill is a very good Doctor I've been seeing her since she opened her practice. Sometimes I have to wait a little while, because she is giving the patient on front of me extra help. I really don't mind, she does the same foe me.

Best in Town by far

I called office as a new patient and was told Dr Hill was accepting new patients, that I needed to get insurance card changed. I had researched prior to making this move. When I called for an appt I was told that she was not accepting new patients. I am not sure why someone would be told that it was ok and to make the necessary changes, and then after making them, informed that this was not correct

I have been a patient for 14 years not one bad thing to say My son has been with her for 10 years and he loves his doctor Hill I gonna hate when I move thank u for all that u have done For my family.

I was referred to Dr. Hill as one of the best physicians in town. Correct. She is part of the new generation of smart, compassionate, tech-savvy physicians, besides which she is an an excellent diagnostician who saved the life of a friend. As is typical in a region with a high levels of rural poverty, the front office can be the weak point as well as the high volume of patients necessary to create a viable practice. She's done a great balancing act. I am more concerned with physicians such as Dr. Hill receiving fair compensation for the work they do under the new healthcare rules, however. This is the type of physician you want . She does not drop the ball.

Dr. Hill is the real deal. She is kind, caring, smart and listens to patients. The staff are efficient and communicative with one another, and all use laptops and computers to keep on top of things. Office is nicely decorated and clean.

Spent the whole time sitting on the doctor chair more than getting seen by Dr Hill.Tell me I have low vit D level when she doesnt even have any lab level to support it. Did not follow up on my lab result (even though I have not done it. not saying I need someone to baby me to do something, but they could have at least asked)Instead of asking for my lab progress, ask for my money because my insurance did not pay for my visit due to more info needed. Office staff typed in my apt address as 707 while I live in 702. Claim that they have sent the statement 6 times. They then threatened me that the charge will go to collection if I dont pay up. After I sent out the check, the check was cashed out within 2 days (saw it got deducted off my bank acct).

Like all good doctors she is hard to get in with, but her Physician Assistants work closely with her behind the scenes. Staff seems to all be in touch with what's going on (i.e. referrals, refills, etc).