Dr. Holly Eyler Yeatman, MD

Dr. Yeatman is caring and thorough, we never feel rushed in and out of our office visits. I recently had a video appointment with her for a non-COVID-19 issue and it was great. She has a very relaxed and calm demeanor, and makes sure we fully understand our conditions and medications.

After that she was AWOL. I saw the nurse practitioner without knowing I'd been passed off, until I specifically requested an appointment with Dr. Yeatman, my primary care physician. I've complained multiple times about crippling migraines - the last appointment I had she said at the end, "Oh, well, I guess we haven't addressed the headache problem, but..." and that was it. After I waited for 45 minutes after the start time of my appointment. When I complained of nose/throat trouble she did not even check my nose or throat! She prescribed me acid reflux med when a couple days later (I figured out on my own this wasn't the problem) I came down with a horrible respiratory/stomach bug illness, explaining the symptoms she tried to medicate me for. I stayed with her because during my first meeting (and only during the first meeting), she explained what meds did, which I thought was respectful, but that's the only real plus. When I said I didn't have a good experience with the ENT she had… referred me to, she said I must not trust doctors instead of referring me to someone who was better for me personally. I have no issue with doctors, the med the ENT had prescribed me was addictive and gave me horrible headaches, for something very mild (post-nasal drip). She will not diagnose you, only pass you off to multiple others and prescribe meds for something you may or may not have, while completely ignoring something like migraines which affect your daily life.

Dr. Yeatman is great! Always takes time with me without rushing and she explains concerns and diagnoses in with a collegial attitude. She has been completely accurate and helpful in her treatment of me and I would recommend Dr. Yeatmean to anyone!

Dr. Yeatman chose to dismiss an 80 year old patient by writing a letter and offering no further information. Refused phone calls and the request for a meeting.