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- Dr. Ryan Reeves
8 years ago
I had an injection followed by severe pain. Numerous phone calls were made asking him to see me. Each time they just told me it would get better. Finally, I just ended up going to the ER. They never followed up to see how I was. I found anothe physician who would see me. I am no longer a patient of his. I do not understand how he was worthy of a "compassion" award.
Lecia in Nevada, TX
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- Lisa Jayne Gauvin, FNP-C
8 years ago
My experience with this doctor was horrible. She was treating my 8-year old daughter for an ear infection. She had a horrible bedside manner with a child to start with. And then Gauvin started carrying on about how an ear infection can take a turn for the worse and begin eating away at the jawbone. Who says this in from of an 8-year old???? Are you kidding me??? And not just once but several times, as if we didn't hear her. I would never recommend her or CVS Minute Clinic again!!!
anthony f.
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- Rockwall
8 years ago
seen doctor cooper about neck pain, he set up some therapy for me. had six treatment's nothing worked, had another appointment july 25th with dr cooper, called to try to get back in to see him was told can't have to wait until my july appointment no matter how much pain I was in. guess they don't care about there patients health. would not go back to them.
T moor
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- Dr. David Rothbart
8 years ago
I had a consultation after having tried physical therapy and steroid injections for surgical intervention. I and my wife felt like we were being interviewed for acceptance as a patient. He was more concerned with his ego and has the bedside manner of a prison guard. I think he is in the wrong profession and cares little for patients.
Nathan B.
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- Rockwall
8 years ago
They require a drug test prior to treatment, which is understandable. They don't tell you that your insurance company will deem this test as "not a medical necessity", and you will be on the hook for the $725 bill. When you call the office, their response is, it's YOUR responsibility to know your benefits, and to choose to refuse the test... which, again, is required before treatment....
