Dr. Linette Williamson, MD

Office staff, headed up by her husband is the worst ever. Love Dr Williamson but resent the mandatory charges for seeing her husband for 'nutrition' and 'exercise' advise. I have other way more qualified people I can see for those services, and don't like being forced to pay for seeing her husband, Stephen. So frustrating! He adds zero value and the fact that he's acting as the 'Office Manager' means it is a ridiculously un-customer focused, un-helpful, disorganized and highly unprofessional office. As good as Dr. Williamson is, it's not worth the aggravation of dealing with her apathetic and incompetent office or the torture of being forced to deal with her husband Stephen.

The office was very unprofessional, it seemed very unorganized! I waited 50 minutes before she came in to see me! She seemed dishoveled, not professional... at all! She also seemed like she was in pain or having health issues herself! She had no personality, or empathy! I had no peace about the entire experience! Very bad!

Once a wonderful, caring doctor who became obsessed with blood tests. It was impossible to get in touch with the office for results. Over prescribed supplements that caused other problems.

I really tried to give Dr Williamson a chance, but her care was horrible and office staff was as well. She did not address my main concern at all, in fact misdiagnosed my condiition and put me on a "natural" medication which made me worse. She did many obscure lab tests which were not covered by my insurance, would not give me the results of those tests without having me make another appointment (which opens up a whole other dimension of difficulties with office staff), and then at the appointment could not even get my results together. Her demeanor is nice and calm, but she typically stares at the computer screen, constantly wipes her nose with the inside of her wrist and rarely makes eye contact with me, Even getting the office to pick up the phone was a challenge, and every month kept charging me erroneously after all was paid. Very hard to deal with. After 4 or 5 visits I decided to get a real doctor.