Dr. Elizabeth M Faulconer, MD

While I meet w/her regularly so she can renew my prescriptions, she asks very few questions, some of which are irrelevant, and then she charges me a fortune for our brief visit. Frustrating.

If you are truly seeking to get down to the bottom of medication issues, while processing complex issues, Dr. Faulconer is a good choice. I think her fees for an hour are reasonable, plus she goes out of her way to coordinate with other physicians. She expects patients to be committed to their care. She has a tremendous amount of experience.

Dr. Falconer seems very knowledgeable, compassionate, and she spent a good deal of time with me. But I feel the amount of time was not sufficient to make the diagnosis that she made. Since then, I feel the diagnosis was wrong. But now, it is in my medical records and it affects me like I'm a stereotyped actor... It prejudices other providers who now see me. I'm not sure how to correct my own PMI!

Sometimes, well often, I am uncertain what she think about my problems. I think she likes me, but I avoid difficult subjects, and to some extent she lets me do this. Maybe it is because I am trying to deal with a lot right now.

I don't know what she thinks, but she could drop me in a flash I think. And that makes me uncomfortable.

I do not understand what the last person meant. Hope they come back and say. I think she is smart and caring. We have disagreed on some things, but she does not hold it against you. She knows what I am going though and is trying to help me. It is good to have someone who cares and doesn't try to tell me what to do.

She seems like a good person and knowledgable.