Dr. Tracie Manuel Bellanger, MD

Dr Tracie Bellanger refused to refill my medication after seeing her for almost 4 years for a severe condition a specialist diagnosed many years ago making me wait 95 days for a 90 day prescription forcing me to go through forced detox for Belsomra.. a sleep medication for severe insomnia!

Dr Bellanger refused to refill my Belsomra prescription at the 90 day mark causing me to go without medication for severe insomnia which was forcing me to wait over 95 days before filling it!

The worst !!! My mother had been going to her for years, When she would tell her she was in pain, all Bellanger did was recommend physical therapy. To a 75 year old person???? My mother went to her with pneumonia, she sent her home with an antibiotic. Never order a simple X-ray . When my mother went back to her this so called "doctor" could not even admit my mom to the hospital in the town she has an office. because Bellanger cannot practice at the hospital. Had this quack order just one simply x-ray. Had she taken the time to look at my mothers chart. All the nurse could say was you need to gain weight. Turns out my mother's poor body was riddle with cancer. If you are seeing Bellanger run. Find a new Doctor immediately!!

She is THE WORST DOCTOR I’VE EVER USED. She’s rude with no bedside matter. Her idea of a physical is to check my heart and lungs only. She did not examine me for skin abnormalities or check my reflexes. I had to ask my urologist to check my prostate I take a medication that Bellanger insisted was a “supplement” available at GNC. I had to provide her with clinical date to prove it was prescription only. When I asked what medical school she attended Bellanger grew hostile. My wife experienced the same reaction. My advice is FIND ANOTHER PHYSICIAN who care about your health

Only cares about what she wants you to do. Does not listen to me and does not care what concerns I have. It's her way or else........

Great doctor!

Actually , the wait time was less than five minutes !!! I highly recommend Dr. Bellinger.

Great doctor

The staff was very friendly with me, and as far as treating and infection...I guess she could do that. But the compassion part of it, such as I was in freaking pain...she failed miserably. I believe that her practice is run more off of politics than science. The belief that everyone who needs a pain med has to be an addict seems to be how she is thinking. It's a shame that with a swollen throat I was all ready in pain and she failed to, and refused to prescribe for that. Not to mention that I had a reaction to the shot that was given to me which listed on the side effects of the shot, was back and kidney pain. That night when the side effects kicked in full blast, I waited it out to save myself a $500 emergency dept. visit and just get something for the pain from her. She refused to prescribe anything to ease the pain and I ended up in the emergency room where they took care of it like a doctor should. On the follow up visit, she denied that the pain could have even been… possibly associated with the shot and refused to discuss it with me further. Very uncompassionate doctor and is useless for anything other than an infection...and that may be testing her limits. As a military medic I gave better care to my patients and did not have even half the education or power that she has the capability of using.

Had trouble initially getting appt. Went by office and filled out paperwork & insurance information in advance. Then had appt scheduled for 3 wks out. Arrived 10 minutes early to appt & was chided by receptionist for being "10 minutes late" because patients were required to show up 20 minutes before the appt. Told her that I had already completed the paper work and was previously told that since I completed the paper work to just arrive "on time". After extended wait for them to track down what they did with my paper work they announced that I would have to switch to having her as my primary Dr. for her to see me. I asked why this was and was treated extremely rudely and unprofessionally. I don't know if her staff represents her, but I if so I pity her patients. After being told I had to decide - I made my decision, and left.