Dr. Georgiana Boboc, MD

This individual-note, I did not say Doctor, as that is not a title this incompetent individual is worthy of-is a complete joke. My girlfriend has suffered from a chronic painful condition for years now, for which she has tried various different medications, treatments and even surgery to make life bearable. None of it has worked. One of elements of her treatment plan for years now has been the use of prescription pain meds to use as needed. It should be noted, my girlfriend has used these opioid medications as needed for her episodes for over a year now. Furthermore, she only uses them as a last resort when the pain literally has brought her to tears. I am a former police officer, I know the signs and symptoms of opioid addiction or dependence and I can attest with full confidence that my girlfriend does NOT meet the criteria for an opioid addiction concern. Which brings me to my next point, my girlfriend realized her prescription was expired/out after over a year. She attempted to get… a refill from Ms. Boboc. Boboc refused to refill her prescription because of the fact that opioid abuse is a “common problem amongst youth today.” My girlfriend attempted to explain over and over again that she had been using these pills as a part of her treatment plan for a long time now and has not displayed any signs of addiction or abuse. Boboc refused to listen and instead kept repeating that she was not going to refill the medication. Her argument for doing so was predicated solely on my girlfriend’s age. Now my girlfriend is stuck with some anti inflammatory medication that does absolutely nothing. We went on a weekend retreat together this past weekend and were unable to enjoy the trip because of an episode that left her literally in tears from the pain. I ask you this Ms. Boboc, had my girlfriend been in her fifties rather than her twenties would you have listened to her then? Would you still deny a suffering patient the only relief she has been able to find so far because you felt like she was old enough? How old is old enough? I’m not sure how you even have the audacity and gall to call yourself a doctor. You claim you’re only looking out for her best interest by refusing to refill her prescription but we all know the reality. The only reason you refused to sign is because irresponsible doctors are being called out for over prescribing pain medication and you don’t want to get strung up. Understandable. But the fact that you lack the discretionary ability to be able to recognize who is a risk for addiction/abuse is alarming. When you received your license to practice medicine you swore that you would first do no harm. You’ve abysmally failed at that. Your hubris, self righteousness and your thinly veiled desire to keep yourself out of a courtroom at your patients’ expense has made that perfectly clear. You may have been a good doctor at one point. But you’re a menace now. Do the world a favor and retire so more people don’t have to suffer under your poor judgement and apparent lack of medical skill.

She was cold and mean. She didn't listen to me and refused to answer my questions. I wouldn't trust her with my health. I walked out after 10 mins, she was that bad. Worst bedside manner I've ever experienced.

I had t he unfortunate experience of having Dr. Boboc cover for my pop in kirkland. My neck and right arm were in severe pain. She, of course, is reluctant to write a persciption for pain meds. I'd assured her I am in severe pain, My family has been coming to this clinic for years. I'm not a drug seeker I am in pain. So she said, "OK, I'll take an x-ray." Dr. Boboc took me into the hall, after the film was developed and said, "I don't see anything. Do you?" Hmmm. I don't read x-rays and I'm pretty sure you and I are done. Six weeks later I had my disk from c7-t1 removed and fused the vertebrae. Not all diagnosis are spot on the first time. But when a physician sees you as an obstacle in their day and not as a new patient, well she's not going back to school so watch out for yourselves. p.s. I was crying and screaming in pain when she said I need to ice and take more ibuprofen. She told me to stop and be professional.

She is the best physician ever!!

I had her at Group Health and I loved her. Miss her!