Dr. Tanya Denise Martin, MD

Sorriest Doctor I’ve ever had the displeasure of seeing. Run, don’t walk, to find yourself another provider!

VERY THOROUGH

I've had a long history of medical issues. Dr. Martin was very attentive and her sincere concern for my well being gave me a level of comfort that I've never experienced. Seeing her is well worth the commute.

Poor care ..angry nature

In my opinion, Tanya Martin cannot make it in private practice therefore latches on to the VA to collect a paycheck.

Horrible woman!!Very rude!!

Dr.Martin was extremely rude and unprofessional. Waited for my appointment for 45 min. Then put in a room for 20min to be told very rudely that she couldnt give my children a ckeckup until she received their medical records from their previous doctor. I WILL NOT BE GOING BACK. SHE.IS TOTALLY RUDE AND OBNOXIOUS

She had the most terrible bedside manor with my child and family, and didnt spent anytime examining or going over norms with babies.GO BACK TO SCHOOL

I have visited her office. she asked what problems I have. I explained thoroughly eventhough she was rude and unkind. Also she is not a good listener to want to listen patient's voice and syptoms. I have never met such a person in my life. It was like a nightmare. I feel shame that she uses the word 'Immanuel' for her clinic. I hope she understands the meaning of the word and has heart to heal and take care of people. Most of all, I think I had wasted my money and time while I was in Immanuel.

I'm a Rn. I. Went to Dr Martin cause I hurt my back at work. Initially, she was good. When I called one day during lunch, dr Martin answered the phone directly. I asked her a question about my medicine. She told me she was only answering phones since secretary was at lunch. I thought she was joking at first. Especially since it was a simply question. When I said "I'm sorry Dr Martin. I promise not to take up much of your time". She immediately place me on hold. Another lady got on who was really nasty. This behavior truly shocked me because I trusted and believed in her. I know as a person in health care, our jobs can be hard. But common sense and human courtesy should never be overlooked.