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- Dr. Andrew Carver Wilkins
5 years ago
Not a fan. No empathy. sized me up financially...incorrectly. Took maybe 5 Mins. moved me around a bit, prescribed a cocktail of drugs, which he didn't explain much about, and sent me on my way. The drugs I took as directed and within 15 mins passed out for 4+hours. I expected more as a specialist referral, and not the exact (less actually) same things as my PCP - will definitely be going elsewhere for any follow up treatment.
Diane Anderson
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- Southlake
6 years ago
I initially liked this practice and found the doctor to be friendly and competent. I was a patient in good standing who always fully paid. However, as soon as I was injured in an accident they refused to see me. Their policy is that they won't see a patient if there is a potential 3rd party involved. I repeatedly told them I just wanted to use my regular insurance to pay for the visit, but they told me that's just the policy. And then the woman told me that on the positive side, my injury could have been worse. True. However, I really didn't find the office worker's opinion about my back very helpful when I had just been hit by a car and she's refusing to let me have an office visit with my doctor. In any case, I do understand why they have this policy. However, as an injured patient with a fractured spine who wanted care from my doctor, I feel this office refuses care to their patients when their patients actually need it most.
Peggy Texas
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- Southlake
6 years ago
Inefficient scheduling. Second vidit with waiting time in lobby well over 90 minutes .Ridiculous Find another place if you value your time...they don't .
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- Dr. Ryan Reeves
6 years ago
Not much information was exchanged but my written forms.
Lori Kilpatrick
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- Dr. Leonard Kibuule
6 years ago
I really felt like he just blew me off during our consultation. When I gave my MRI report to another Dr I was told that there were numerous issues in my spine that Kibuule did not even address
