Dr. Dianne Haynes, MD

Insensitive feedback from the doctor. The assistant kept reaching within 6 inches of my pelvic region during the appointment. I had to shoo her away. At other doctors, I have never had an assistant approach my pelvic region. They always stood back, took notes, and handed the doctor medical equipment. Only the doctor is supposed to be near that area. Discussions about patient history were insensitive; the assistant seemed to be going pro-life on me. When I asked for a standard test for STDs, I was met with raised eyebrows, which is not what I would expect from medical professionals. I will not return.

Showed little interest in me. Asked me the same question multiple times. Barely read my records and dismissed my concerns. Had to ask her to hand me my records, and then physically point to the relevant information to show her *she* was the one who had missed pertinent information. There was necessary follow-up testing she did not suggest until I pointed her to the previous physicians observations. If I did not come prepared and with a background in healthcare, glaring medical concerns would have been easily overlooked. Do not recommend.

Went in for a visit recently and had to repeat things to her several times. Brought previous records with me and actually had to ask for her to hand them to me so I could point to the relevant information because she was dismissing my concerns. Someone without a healthcare background seeing her as a patient would likely have large, glaring health issues missed or ignored by her. Gave me orders for tests without suggesting where I could even have them done. Offered absolutely no guidance or recommendation - stated options and a little information about them and asked me what I was going to do. Do not recommend.