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    Feder Seth, MD

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Brown Dermatology

    3.2(13 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    I went to Brown Dermatology after a different local dermatologist told me what I had been observing…read morefor a year (at that time) was 'nothing' and sent me on my way. I had waited a year to see that other doctor. As the condition persisted, I took a chance with Brown Dermatology and met with one of their nurse practitioners. My first appointment, which was several months out, was cancelled due to the provider being ill. It was rescheduled for later in the week. For that appointment I had been out for other appointments and was fifteen minutes away for an appointment in ten minutes. When I called them to say I would be late by five minutes they told me if I wasn't there in ten minutes I would be marked as a missed appointment and not seen. Odd, but OK, if that's policy, I just made another appointment. Well, that one was also cancelled because the provider was sick. OMG. A new appointment was booked for later that week and finally, on my fourth try, everything went smoothly. Life happens. Luckily I'm flexible. I was very worried about my appointment because of the previous doctor I had seen. At this point it's been over two years that I have been observing a scaly patch on my nose as well as some other 'new' to me points. The nurse practitioner was very patient listening to my observations and asked questions. She diagnosed two different things going on. The scaly patch is a pre-cancerous condition that she was able to freeze off at that visit so it's no longer a concern. Yay. For the other thing she prescribed a skin cream and gave me samples of face wash and sun screen. After just three days of treatment my skin is already looking more like my normal skin and I really like these samples she gave me. There is a sign at reception saying they are using new software so there may be some delays. They also use an online patient portal (as most doctors do these days) where you can send message and get test results. Their office is on the top floor of the building. The parking lot is large with several handicapped spots by the door. Doors are either automatic or have the wheelchair open mechanism. An elevator is across from the entrance.

    I want to update my review of my experience with Brown Dermatology now that I have answers…read more I was seen (and gaslit) at the Warwick, Providence and South Kingstown location while trying to address a butterfly rash that developed any time I go outside and my right arm turning blue. My butterfly rash was brushed off by multiple specialists as a sun allergy despite having a known autoimmune condition and histamine intolerance. They gave me allergy meds and sent me on my way. As for my blue arm, they initially did a biopsy in Warwick that showed that it couldn't possibly be tattoo ink cause it went deeper than a tattoo would go. Despite this and even being sent to rounds at the Providence location over the course of countless visits, they told me to "cover it up with a tattoo" if it bothers me. That's when they brought up how much it'll cost. When I stood up for myself, they sent me on my way. Instead of referring me to a different specialist for investigation or admitting they don't know what's wrong, they brushed me off. I'm so glad I didn't listen to them and continued to advocate for myself! About a month ago, a different doctor who listened to me discovered that my arm is blue due to a condition called Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)!!! It took this new doctor one visit and one test vs 2 years! Unfortunately, thanks to Brown Dermatology, my ability to get treatment and answers was drastically delayed... The kicker is that I asked the doctors at Brown Dermatology and they insisted that it's tattoo ink despite their own labs showing otherwise... TOS is something that needs treatment due to the risk of clots and can't just be "covered up with a tattoo" like the doctors at Brown Dermatology suggested... After this experience, I cannot in good conscience recommend Brown Dermatology.

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    Ellen H Frankel, MD

    2.5(46 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    To get to the point...... I went to Dr Frankel for years. her examinations were very brief. I…read morementioned that I had something on my head that was itchy and bled when I scratched it. she told me that it was only a keritosis and zapped it. it was still there the following year so I asked for a biopsy. it was cancer!! the tumor had another year to grow. I now have a 2 inch round bald dent on my head. care quality 0 stars. office staff very unfriendly. 0 stars. Dr Frankel 0 stars. she also often talked about the patient before me. 0 stars I don't know why she's so popular.

    Been several times. Although some employees are nice most are very ghetto. The wait time is insane…read moreand it is a chop shop. No one explains everything entirely as about 5 minutes into your appointment they're already out the door to their next one. I've waited up to 1 hour and 15 minutes to be seen. I've left with no explanation to biopsy results, copies I need, referrals, doctors orders, etc. I've been on hold for 15 minutes for someone to tell me, "I don't know, please hold" over and over again, for an answer to a very simple question. Scheduling people on your way out are rude. Doctors gossip about patients who carry certain coverage, yet have no problem taking a check for mediocre work. Overbooking, lack of explanation, and thoroughly dealing with patients will be your downfall. You are exploiting the poor and elderly. Shame on you. Seems you try and make as much money on unclear or unnecessary services as you can before you drop patients.

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