By Tigger1 January 15, 2014
If I could give 0 stars I would. The office staff believes that they know more than the doctors. They are rude and obnoxious to patients. When you have a serious problem and need to see a doctor immediately they give you an appointment for a month away. They used to be better but now it's all about the money. Quantity of patients not quality of patient care!!! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY GOING THERE, GET A DOCTOR'S OFFICE THAT ACTUALLY CARES!!! ...read more
By AlisonS852 at Citysearch May 30, 2012
Dr. Jones is one of the most articulate, thoughtful, and helpful doctors I have ever seen. She treats patients as equals -- which is refreshing, especially among OB/GYNs. She works extremely hard and is willing to answer questions, offer information, and create space, with her counsel, for women to find the best solutions for their health. Dr. Jones gets my unbridled and enthusiastic recommendation. ...read more
By momof1234 at Citysearch April 30, 2012
We are fairly new to the area and were looking for a great medical practice. EVERYONE kept telling us that Oyster Pt was the best so (after trying one different place because I NEVER follow other peoples suggestions right away) we got in as patients. I have to say that I like the nurses...friendly to my children when they needed shots, offering them prizes , etc. The staff at the check -in desk is so-so but that seems to be the case in all medical practices-why is that??. The people at the billing desk seem pleasant too. My problem is with ""Kathy""( no idea what her job description is..she didn't tell me). I had phoned because I had received the wrong mail-order prescription and left a detailed message with someone about the CORRECT prescription ( which, by the way, I had been told would be COVERED by my insurance-turns out I still had to pay $30...I don't call that ""covered""!). Anyway, the doc didn't call me back, it was this Kathy who had a note from the doctor and was relaying what was in the note. When she paused at one point I said something and she got really snotty and said ""Can I finish??"". Totally uncalled for..I was simply clarifying something and she didn't want to hear it. \t\nSo make sure that your doctor actually requests the correct prescription ( look what they write down!) and when they tell you that your insurance ""covers"" a prescription BE AWARE that they think a $30 payment means covered! \t\nFinal review: Some doctors are careless and have money to throw around; ""Kathy"" is nasty and you don't want to deal with her. Now you decide whether you want to become a patient here. ...read more
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