Dr. Mariana Lia Perinot, MD

I had an extremely disappointing experience with this provider. I used Telehealth to obtain a prescription for an antiviral, which was prescribed for only one day. The following day, I used Telehealth again because I wanted to clarify whether I needed additional medication. In the past, I had been prescribed a three-day supply, so I simply wanted to understand whether the one-day prescription was intentional or whether I needed to request more medication. The provider asked whether I had been prescribed the medication the day before. I explained, “Yes, but it just came with one day’s worth.” Her immediate response was, “That is the appropriate treatment. I can provide you literature if you don’t believe me.” I never said that I didn’t believe her or challenged her medical judgment. I was simply asking a reasonable question based on my previous experience. Her response felt unnecessarily defensive, dismissive, and condescending. I understand that providers may have different… prescribing practices, and I’m completely comfortable being told that additional medication isn’t necessary. What I found unacceptable was the tone and manner in which my question was handled. Patients should be able to ask clarifying questions about their prescriptions without being made to feel as though they are questioning or arguing with the provider. Unfortunately, this interaction left me feeling uncomfortable and dismissed, and I would not choose to see this provider again.

Dr. Perinot was so kind and considerate of my child's mental illness. She didn't put undo stress on my child and took immediate action to order appropriate diagnostic testing so that unnecessary meds and guessing at a diagnosis could be avoided. She made some practical suggestions as well. Although Dr. Perinot's bedside manner was not rude, it was clear that she was doing her best to smile, listen, and take time to show she cared. That was greatly appreciated. I believe that sometimes the stress of a job can cause someone's true personality and their care for a patient to inhibit them from showing the bedside manner they would prefer to have. A bit of appreciation and commendation to a Dr. can change their whole demeanor. We had a wonderful experience and are so sad to see that she is no longer at OMH group. Wish we knew where she went.

She does not care for her patients she is very rude and will not listen to reason, she treats you poorly and doesn't even do her job right, I hope the others see this because she needs to be fired, I saw the other reviews and listen when I tell ya the others are right about her. NEVER SEE HER!

Dr Perinot is one of those rare physicians that epitomizes patient and doctor being a unified team re: your healthcare! She listens to you, is an excellent clinician, is very knowledgeable, explains results, options and coordinates your care WITH you, based on your priorities.

She just assumes what is wrong with you. Orders a whole bunch of things you don't need, but have to pay for. then gets mad when you say no more and try to get her to listen.

Sorry to see her go the COPPER Country is losing one of the best doctors in the area

Atrocious bedside manner. Treated me like I was an idiot. And then denied my initial diagnoses (this was a follow up). Saw a specialist immediately afterwards who negated her diagnoses (and reaffirmed original diagnosis). Very rude and condescending.

Dr.Perinot very rude and incompetent during more than one visit.

she poked my cheek and said I didn't have a sinus infection or it would hurt more. end of exam.

8 am app-she waltzes in at 8:45 wrinkled, dirty, condescending, and distracted. Could hear her laughing and talking loudly to others loudly before, during, and after in the hall. She found nothing, did no tests, barely looked. We were there 2 1/2 hrs. I had a major sinus infection discovered 3 days later by someone competent.