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The timed / motion sensor lights turned off because I've been in here for so long without even having seen my doctor yet.
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I have been seen here for over 6 months on worker's comp for an injury occurring at my job. Not only were they slow to offer tests that would have saved so much time and provided me with more accurate treatment, like MRI's and X-rays, but they were inconsistent in their reports to me, and were keeping me out of work to save their own asses. They would not approve treatment once it was recommended by a neurosurgeon, because it was $1500. Once this treatment was recommended, they told me I actually had pre-existing consistions (that no one had informed me of for the 6 months prior, or ever, and we're not documented in my 6 months of prior treatment) so they would not cover the treatment. I paid for the treatment on my own, am healed, and they still will not approve me for work for who knows what reason- they won't tell me, and it's different every time they do. I'm on month 7 of having to come here for checkups. I'm currently sitting in an exam room, which I have been in for so long that the lights turned off (pictured), and I was here on time for my appointment. They do not care about you, they care about liability and money. This place is a sorry excuse for healthcare, or any social / public service in general. By the time I've finished writing this review it is 2:15, and I got here at 1:20 for my 1:30 appointment. I was put in an exam room at 1:31. Still here. Wasting my day in a cold dark exam room. And this is a common occurrence.

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11 years ago

An hour and a half in waiting room, With appointment, Dr Marques was a total B@tch! Avoid if possible!

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