Paul H Holcomb

After a little over an 1 1/2 hour wait in the examination room, he enters room, “Why are you sitting here? Put your feet down as he slides the foot rest out from under my feet. Why don’t you sit in one of the chairs? Had not reviewed my prior medical history with ER at that hospital with heart rate as low as 30 bpm for an extended time. Heart symptoms dating back 6 years. He would interrupt my response to any questions regarding my current symptoms with,”Don’t you have anxiety?” At least three times he asked this & “Aren’t you on anxiety meds? I am on low dose Lexapro as my medical records state which is more for depression than anxiety. I would respond no anxiety at time symptoms occurred. He spent less than 5 minutes with me. He was walking past me leaving, I ask about the loop he mentioned doing? He response was, “ Oh, I didn’t explain that did I?” The lights had already been turned off in the hallway as I opened door of examination room to leave. Only light was at checkout… desk. He was standing with back to me talking to ofc clerk as I walked past. Neither acknowledged me as I passed. I do not recommend him especially if you are a female.

He seemed in a hurry and, after extensive tests, admitted I did not have a problem he previously had diagnosed me with. Also, he never addressed my angina which was the reason for my visit. I was never so disappointed by a doctor.

Have seen him on several occasions and still do not know what my accurate diagnosis is....nor if the one of 3 is actually correct or not????