Teresa F Whitlatch

She does seem to listen to a patient's experiences or respect what a patient says. Twice in a row now, she has misdiagnosed me and ended up costing me delay in getting a correct diagnosis and costing me more money in additional co-pays to other doctors. I will no longer willingly see her as a primary care professional.

No thanks. Went to see her for the first time and she was not a great listener. She was a bit condescending and actually stood up to shoo me out of the room when my visit was over. I was mid-sentence and asking her a question. It was the most odd thing ever. She told me she would schedule a follow up when labs were returned and we had not been talking about labs. Maybe what I had to say wasn’t of interest to her or she felt it wasn’t important to what was happening to me medically. Not sure. I guess I felt unimportant in that moment. I went to the waiting room of the lab and made a return visit with another provider. I’m not impressed. I’ll see someone else. I get it. She’s been doing this a long time. People who feel unwell or out of sorts have just only been feeling that way until the day they walk into her office though. She should try and remember that.