Dr. Lori F. Honeycutt, MD

very good

I wouldn't recommend this place merely because of the office manager. Extremely rude.

Great experience every time with a great doctor. Actually listens when you ask a question and responds so that you clearly understand her. Have seen hr for several years to treat sun damage from living in Arizona and New Mexico for 35 years.

I was fired after 1 visit because I am physically disabled from pustular psoriasis. I have no insurance and was charged $140 for the visit. Interrupted 3 times and we never even covered my current treatment. Nurse screamed in my face when I ask the dr. a question in the hallway about the meds I was currently taking for this disability. Then was sent a letter stating I had been fired. No reason given.

After suffering embarrassing acne for 2 years, Dr. Honeycutt actually sat down with me and taught me about it. Little did I realize I had been doing all the wrong things. My skin looked better than ever within a few months and I was so happy about having such a great Senior picture. Thank you, thank you, thank you Dr. Honeycutt!

I was recently a new patiet with this office and the experience from the beginning was very good.Very friendly happy staff and thourough doctor. I am going to refer my friends and neighbors to her ,it was easy to get in and she answered all my issues.

Dr. Honeycutt is the easiest-going doctor I have ever dealt with. It's hard to believe you can find someone this good nowadays. Me, my kids and my mother have been seeing her for about 5 years. She gets our problems taken care of right away and always tells us to not hestitate to call her if we don't get better fast. I like that sort of caring attitude in a physician. The office staff is great too. All my teacher friends go to her. We all just love her!

Although I told her what was wrong she would not believe me and berated me about my skin condition, acting like I was a really stupid idiot, which I am not. She insisted on a biopsy and did the cookie-cutter right in the middle of my chest so that, in addition to all that was wrong with it, there would be a little round scar added by Dr Honeycutt. I would never go there again. The only stupid thing I did was not walk out.