Dr. Therese Law, MD

My husband took the EOL and was not positioned properly, according to the EOL written instructions, resulting in a 'not so peaceful death'. Dr Law called me and 1st tried to blame it on the medication, then said they position on a 'case by case basis' , then wrote me a letter signed by her and the executive director full of lies that they talked to my hospice nurse who said all was ok...They DID NOT talk to her and have lied in writing. Trying to find a lawyer to take this case. She has NO idea what she's doing. Stay far away

Her bedside manner borders on crude. While doing the pelvic exam she started to verbally shame me because of my size and kept asking questions about what I at. All this shaming while doing a pelvic exam. I left in tears.

I am very impressed with Dr Law.She has experience and common sense.She's never been wrong with a diagnosis with me. In fact, she detected a mole on my backside during a routine physical that turned out to be a developing melanoma (they call it "in situ"). It was removed before it could spread, and I am very grateful. She also diagnosed a painful eye condition a year ago that 2 other doctors had diagnosed as pink eye. It wasn't pink eye and it needed 2 surgeries to fix; but Dr Law called it right then too. I have total confidence in Dr Law and would recommend her anytime.

She didn't remember me when I came in for my second appointment, which she asked me to make,after getting the lab tests she ordered were done. So we didn't talk about that, we just talked about medications; she asked me to bring in my medications and my son and she wanted to change what my neurologist had prescribed. (Of course I couldn't go along with that.) She talked to my son as if I weren't there.