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Andrew Tomlinson, MD

5.0 (5 reviews)
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Dr. Tomlinson is not at this address anymore. Please call 415-362-5443 if you want to schedule an appointment with one of our other doctors. However, our practice is not in-network with Medi-Cal.

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I was hopeful I'd receive care for an ear infection that was lingering after my strep and URI had…read moreresolved. I was told in advance about the $175 new patient fee, which seemed odd, but my long-time ENT had relocated out of the area, so I was desperate. Issues: unlike almost every doctor in Marin, Dr Shapiro is unable to access MyChart; despite requiring me to fill out 6-8 pages of paperwork online prior to my appt, I had to redo it on their forms in the office; I had to produce & hand over 3 forms of ID. So, I handed a credit card, 2 insurance cards, CDL, and filled out redundant forms. The woman at the front desk handed my cards, receipt for $175, and copies of forms. I completed the same questionnaire I filled in on line and took it to the front desk. After waiting 45+ minutes past my appt time, I was called. Dr. Shapiro quizzed me on where I had worked and what I did for a living, then dismissed my career as uninteresting. He spent under 5 minutes looking in both ears and holding up a tuning fork, which I could hear. He said he didn't know what I wanted from. Fewer than 5 minutes earlier, I told him precisely what I wanted: how much of my hearing loss was due to my infections and what was permanent. He handed me a card of an audiologist and told me to make an appt. He spent less than 5 minutes with me. He made it clear that I had to use that audiologist because he got a referral fee. Later, at home, I received a call that the office was closing. I could pick up my credit card the next day! I didn't realize they held onto it. Yep! The doctors' policy. I asked them to send it. I called the following day. They weren't open until 10 am, closed from 11-2, and were leaving at 3! I reported it stolen. What way is this to run a supposedly professional business?

Dr Shapiro is kind, efficient, and doesn't make anything complicated…read more I have been going to him since DR Pletcher retired and that was decades ago. He doesn't recommend stuff you don't need. He cares and has a great offive staff, too

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