As someone living with an auto immune disorder, I'm no stranger to doctors. Dr. Adair has been in business a long time and sadly, it shows. His staff appear young yet are rude and slow as molasses. I was assigned this doctor when I changed insurance companies and so I'll admit this wasn't my choice of provider, regardless of how close to home it is.
No matter the hour, a television blares reruns of Montell Jordan's talk show at an irritatingly loud volume, which manages to permeate the labyrinthian paths considered the waiting area.
**When I ventured to ask how long the wait was given I had arrived 10 min early, I was laughed at by another patient and told three patients were ahead of me.**
I honestly am only giving this practice three stars because Dr. Adair, who I finally got to speak to after waiting an hour, seems kind and well intentioned. I wasn't there for a physical either, just some antibiotics for a common bacterial infection.
There's simply no respect exchanged between the staff and the patients unless you accept that you're trapped in a dark cave (all windows are closed and covered) listening to terrible daytime television because if you try shutting it out with your EarPods, you'll miss them calling your name.
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