Dr. Deborah Ann Dell

A doctor who is caring and very informed . Any peculiar sitution causing concerns are always promptly taken care of and anything unusual is meet with immediate action for any new or old information or remady.A very good doctor.

I lost My mother due to the fact the DR. is Drug happy. I do not feel like she helped my mother with her illness I feel she increased the pain and illness.By by treating the side effects from all the different meds she had her on.With More MEDS!! To put it this way. when my mom passed away at the age of 56 she had a durg overdose due to the fact DR. Dell had her on 27 different meds with 50 inter action's. She is the cause of alot of pain in our family. I would be very careful if you choose to go to this DR.

very good doctor. always willing to listen to your concerns and will stay as late as she has to to make sure her patients are taken care of.

Dr Dell is a very good Dr as well as a friend. Her office staff has a hard time keeping up with her. They let the ball drop almost every time. Prescriptions do not get written on time even when you do as they tell you to. I very much like the office girl the ball gets dropped somewhere between call in and pick up of prescription.

Dr. Dell is a wonderful physician, however, her staff leaves much to be desired. Staff members have been rude and several times we have traveled to the office to be told appointments were for a different day/time! I would continue to go to Dr. Dell if it wasn't for her staff. I am no longer a patient because of the lack of courtesy, respect, and/or professionalism of staff members.

My appointments have frequently been cancelled or changed due to the Dr's not being available. Just recently I found that she is no longer going to see or treat patients with any type of "chronic pain". As a pain sufferer, I am flabber-gasted at this--and angry that I was not personally notified of this decision (there is a "To Whom It May Concern" type letter posted at the receptionist window in the office).My medications have been frequently changed when I call for a refill--with no explanation. If I have a pain med that seems to be working, she changes me to one that does not work as well. I've even had her refuse to refill a prescription because she felt it was "too soon" (although if I had been taking it as prescribed, I was 2 weeks or more PAST time to refill it).