Reporting my original review 2/24/16 since yelp hid it.
Simply the WORST, MOST UNPROFESSIONAL experience I have ever had with a Doctor. I took my Mother-in-Law to her surgical consult yesterday and was appalled by Dr. Jamie Terry's behavior. She is pushy, loud, and domineering, interrupted us, talked right over me, and ultimately stormed out of the exam room in a huff after I confronted her for forcibly trying to yank out of my MIL's hand the list of questions she was asking Terry. Terry returned to the room, then told my MIL to resume her questions but didn't even allow her to finish one question before she stormed out of the room again. Before this, she verbalized several digs at my MIL's primary oncologist (whom we adore) and curtly demanded that my MIL answer her only with a "Yes or No" instead of the explanation she was giving. It was apparent that we were welcome to speak only when spoken to first.
So, after an hour and twenty wait to see Terry and my MIL undressing to be examined, my MIL was never examined and never even got her questions answered about the state of her Stage 4 cancer and a possible double mastectomy. Some of the staff members entered the room after Terry stormed out - to apologize for what had just happened.
I should add that all this took place several days after Terry's nurse, Kenya, had told me (after three phone calls) that Terry had agreed to remove my MIL's biopsy sutures as I had asked (so I didn't have to drive her back to biopsy Doc). Then Kenya called the very same day to cancel the appointment with Terry, leaving us w/ no one to remove my MIL's sutures. She said Terry said she didn't have a referral from the oncologist and that my MIL is not a candidate for surgery. Kenya refused to walk down the hall to ASK for the referral from the oncologist in the same office and would not keep the appt. The oncologist called Terry the next day, but Terry would not reinstate the appt for the day the stitches needed to be removed. Suddenly my MIL was a candidate for surgery, but couldn't be seen until the next week!
Based on Terry's behavior in her office yesterday, I truly believe she is EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE and needs to seek professional help for herself. If she would treat a conscious cancer patient this way before surgery, imagine how she would treat a patient when she is anesthetized and can't talk back! We plan to avoid Terry at all costs and recommend that you do the same. read more