Dr. Tanja Anderson Holsey, MD

This doctor came highly recommended to me by a coworker. I felt that she was indeed a good doctor, but I stopped going to her due to the office staff, or lack thereof. I do not think she even had a nurse; the whole place seemed to be staffed by medical office assistant students. I endured an hour long office visit when I was truly sick with one of these students who had poor hygiene and terrible skills. At another time, I called the office at 4pm and the answering service was already on and would not take my call seriously unless it was an emergency. While I did not feel as though I needed to go to the ER right then, I was experiencing chest pain, and as an RN I know that should always be taken seriously. Not to mention that I was the mother of a one year old at the time! So I left this doctor in search of a practice that had a more professional atmosphere, with actual nurses who know how to treat patients and take them seriously.

I like Dr. Holsey as a physician, and I felt like she was thorough and thoughtful in her assessment & follow-up. However, every visit to her office took all afternoon. On my final visit to her office, after waiting 1.5 hours past my appointment time, with no ETA on when I might see her, I had to leave without seeing her. I informed the receptionist/office manager that I couldn't wait any longer (it was past 5pm at this point), as I had to pick up my children, and she didn't even act like she cared. There was no explanation given for why Dr. Holsey was so behind, and to add insult to injury, I was then billed for the visit. When I objected to paying for a visit without ever having seen the doctor, I was told it was a legitimate co-pay. To say I was frustrated is to put it mildly. While I felt her medical care was excellent, the way this was handled was both rude (office manager) and dishonest (insisting on payment for no service).

I think she is a great doctor but you wait time is entirely too long. It doesn't make sense. I think im going to find another pcp

I don't like the wait when I go to my appointment. I don't like the wait when I have to have something called in. I don't know if it's scheduling problems or if she is just slow. When I'm with her, she doesn't seem to be slow. Also, I think I can come in a little less than I do so that I don't have as many claims that will eventually cause the insurance premium to rise.

I had seen Dr. Holsey for over 10 years. While she has great bedside manner, I have to wait....all day....when I schedule an appointment. If my appointment is scheduled for 10am, I won't get to actually see her (most days) until 1pm or sometimes even after. Not only that. She does't prescribe enough refills, causing you to have to make another (whole day appointment) with her. Even though I miss her bedside manner, I couldn't be happier to have changed. I love being able to get in and out of a doctors appointment instead of waiting there all day.

Dr Holsey has been my doctor for about 15 years. She is knowledgeable and caring. She will answer any questions you may have. She never hesitates to refer you to a specialist if she feels that's what you need. She is easy to talk to and cares for her patients.

Due to the lack of interest in my medical care she chose or was not interested in me for I had cancer and all the signs were there and she ignored them. She discharged me stating she could no longer care for me because she was mad at me for wanting to find out what was wrong with me. A non caring physician..I would not recommend her or Galen medical which she is affiliated with.

I personally like Dr. Holsey, however however the wait is unreal. I generally wait 1 1/2 - 2 hrs in the waiting room and another 1-2 hrs in the back before being seen. I have tried both early and late appointments, with the same result. She also is not very good about follow ups. Her nurse is rather rude and acts like your medical tests are not of importance. After testing is done, the information is not thoroughly given to the patient. I had to find out two other doctors later that the test ,in which she sent me for, that I had major issues. However, this information was not told to me by Hilary or her nurse. Also, instead of preventative measures, it's medication without education. My husband was diagnosed with diabetes, his doc sent him for further testing and class on diabetes and nutrition. Definitely not the case here. Simply prescribed the medication and that was it. I would like to stay with Dr. Hilary, but not at the risk of my health.

I saw Dr Holsey as a new patient about two months ago with several issues that had not been resolved after seeing my previous family doctor and several other specialist. With in that 2 month time frame, she has diagnosed me and I'm feeling so much better. So thank for her patience and willingness to pursue complaints that I have.

Not unusual for over two hr wait. Over booking rather than time spent once seen is the reason for delay. Put you in exam rooms quickly where you sit uncomfortably hrs till seen. Switched docs. no one should be waiting this long..with a staff attitude as .."who cares"...As if its a given....that your in the room ...so the wait time shouldnt be questioned.