Yol Bulson
1/5
The doctor's office when called wants the caller to enter their phone number(no big deal), but then wants the caller to enter a PIN. PIN number usually means: A) The line is meant for employees and/or other doctors. B) The patient is supposed to have a PIN number.
No PIN number has ever been mentioned verbally or in any paperwork given to me. I have been in the medical field for over twenty years, and have yet to see such a simple issue to fix that hasn't been addressed. The doctor is dismissive, and doesn't want to listen to the patient, and woah to any patient that thinks they might know something that challenges his almost Omnicent like medical knowledge... The days and hours that the office is open changes almost weekly without hardly any notice. The doctor simply chooses a different medication after you tell him you've had an allergic reaction to the current one, after spending no more than five minutes on his computer. He doesn't do any real research. It seems to me that he is simply playing it safe, and hoping to limp across the finish line to retirement. After seeing the other reviews, it seems like they are getting a completely different side of him. I get along with nearly all other doctors and nurses I've interacted with over the years, so I don't believe that it is me. Maybe it is, since I am a little old lady, unworthy of respect? For clarity, I wrote this on behalf of a little old lady, that doesn't know how to use the Internet.