Dr. Teri Anne Bagnasco, MD

Dr B was amazing. She was mentoring a student and diagnosing me with care and empathy simultaneously. She cut to the chase and I was sent home with all the right meds and advice.

I was at the ER right when they were doing a shift change. The first doctor was super sweet and knew what tests needed to be done immediately. Dr. B then came in with the results and even though it wasn't 100% verfied, she knew I had MS. That same week I had gone to my neurologist for testing and when he gave me my results he said I did not have it and never even thought to do an MRI on my spine, whereas the first ER doctor knew to do that immediately based on my symptoms. Also, when she came to deliver the news she said something that made me feel very comforted. She said something along the lines of don't let anyone say you're not in pain or that they don't believe you. It was nice because I've been in severe pain for months and a lot of people don't take it seriously. Even my neurologist just contributed my blurry vision, leg and arm numbness and tingles, dizziness, being off balance, and other symptoms to anxiety straight away on the first appt I had with him. D. B was also very… kind and had wonderful bedside manners. I really appreciate all her help that day!

She was RUDE, seemed like she was in a rush and had no compassion.

Nasty physician who has lost all compassion. I left without an examination because she belittled me so bad and I felt humiliated for even going at 1am with vaginal bleeding after a hysterectomy weeks prior. Deserves disciplinary action and I have contacted the medial board.

A very knowledgeable, friendly, caring, attentive ER Doctor with a great bedside manner, that puts patients at ease.

this doctor gave me an off the cuff diagnosis suspicion of an incurable disease without proper testing or knowing my history. i spent several days in agony because she did not do the proper tests to determine if i had a UTI - i left with instructions to see a urologist and a rx for overpriced azo and vicodin. over the weekend my UTI progressed and i went to see my regular dr. who told me that this dr. hears hoofbeats and says it's a zebra instead of a horse.