Dr. Sherry Lynn Sinclair, MD

With the onset of rheumatoid arthritis and receiving wise advice and treatment from Dr Sinclair, Dr Sinclair shared with me that her great-grandfather and grandfather suffered from Rheumatoid Arthritis and she has personally seen the effects on loved ones. Thanks, Dr Sinclair, for your compassion and a well-planned course of treatment. I am grateful for you and your professional, yet friendly staff. Bless all of you.

Doctor Sinclair was ok enough, though the wait was way too long. Her nurse was so unprofessional. She talked baby talk the entire time, had to look labs up in a book (which I guess I should be glad she looked instead of screwing it up) then asked if I could "pee pee" instead of get a urine sample.

Dr Sinclair is by far the best Doctor I have ever seen!! Her bedside manner is perfect, she spends plenty of time with you and really cares about her patients. I have been seeing her for two and a half years and have never had a bad visit. She does tend to run behind but it is worth it.

Never felt rushed during appointments with her. She talks with leading comments to try to get the information she needs, to assess your status and concerns. Nurses have been polite and cordial. I have several Doctors who have said to me that they tend to run late, that's because they are dealing with a difficult situation, and that if I was in that same situation (and have been now several times) that I would want the same care from them. I think its all about how you approach things.

Takes forever to get an appointment. Front desk people are friendly, nurses are robots, and Dr. Sinclair seems to strain to make eye contact. Sure she's great, but not very warm.