Erin Scanlon Vita

Dont waste your time or money. My husband went to her, as his PCP at the time, for help with a fairly common, basic condition we were certain he had. She said she would help. Told him to go through testing and mutiple follow up appointments so she could appropriately treat him... fine, of course, that makes sense. After multiple tests that consistently proved he had the condition he asked for help with, and several follow up appointments after each round of tests, she decided, after billing him and his insurance for all those follow up appointments, that she "wasn't comfortable" prescribing anything to actually help. Told him to "diet and exercize" which he had already been doing with meticulous discipline for 2 years and she knew that. She knew she was never going to prescribe him anything. She should have immediately said at the beginning "that's not something i can treat" when he first asked her for help and referred him to the appropriate specialist. Instead she got her money and… he had to start all over again and take the same tests plus more new tests with the specialist anyway because she also didn't order all of the tests that were necessary to get a full picture of his condition to prescribe for it correctly. We are only just aware, now that we have seen the specialist, of the depths her malpractice (the specialist even said "wtaeff?") We're talking basic, preliminary tests for things like vitamin deficiencies were missed. She was never going to help but she made sure she got paid. Do not trust her and do not let her get ahold of your billing info.