Dr. Sarah Ludlow, MD

this doctor is terrible does not treat pts with any expertise's tells them some people's BP numbers go down and some don't when they are in the 145s/80 and does not switch up meds to try and do anything follow-ups are 1ry when should have been every 3 or 6mo misses slightly high test results (with several medical issues present this slightly high result should have been a red flag) thanks to her poor care and not investigating things or changing meds my mother now has possible permanent mental confusion/delay and possible NAFLD brought on by her years of uncontrolled BP. DO NOT SEEK CARE HERE several other reviews are bad also so search around for docs the ones closest to you or the youngest or older are not always best

Dr. Ludlow has been a real game changer for me. I had some health issues last year and with her excellent care I am doing much better now. She is very understanding and I am so grateful for her. I give her the highest recommendation. Thank you Sarah for all of your care. Rob Carroll

Due for surgery the 26th. My spinal tumor has grown recently causing a lot of pain. I'm not to have aspirin or ibuprofen a week before surgery. She gave me pain meds that have aspirin in them so my pharmacy said to call and request the same stuff but without aspirin. When I did I was made to feel as if I was a drug addict and they told me to take a med I told them doesn't help me. I'm in a lot of pain and my condition is serious but yet that doesn't matter to this doctor. She may be a decent general doc but stay away if u have a serious condition. It's not about the meds. It's about how I'm treated respected and listened to. Hopefully I can find a decent primary doctor that actually cares. I have a long road ahead of me yet and I just have no confidence in Ludlow. And the fact I have no history of abusing pain meds let alone eveing being prescribed them she's seems to say she's more concerned about herself than her patience. It's not my fault I was prescribed something I'm not… supposed to take to begin with!

Three words to describe Dr. Ludlow's bedside manner techniques: Focused on the patient, Listened intently, and Very kind. If you are a new patient seeking a professional physician, I strongly recommend her.

Had practical advice. My A1C has always been under good control with Metformin and she told me daily blood tests were not needed.