Confusion with intake person . .. services unreliable as was 2 years ago…read more Referrals difficult...

I've been going here for over twenty years. My doctor recently retired. I have always liked this…read moreplace and really loved my former doctor, Dr Franco. He was personable. I've need my new doctor now three times. I am not so sure I care for him much. Not very personable and just dry. He doesn't seem to really express a interest or enthusiasm in my overall health. I may be changing. The overall practice is still grate.

First visit, other office staff very nice. I went to see her after moving home, chose her because…read moreSpurlock's are on my tree and I've been a historian for decades. She comes in the office immediately rude, she doesn't say hello. I don't know if she was rude to her speech impediment (don't we all have issues) or what, but it got worse. She didn't notice I've been in medicine almost 50 years and I did list I have earlier dementia. She immediate goes on the attack, doesn't believe ANY of the info I gave her (yes being ill is a hobby of mine) and gets to the point of yelling because I don't want to see a cardiologist (dying my way is my right). I gave a list of meds, studies, x-rays, labs and that evidently wasn't enough. She will grill you like a drill sergeant yet interrupt your answers. If you want an appointment with the bedside manner of a rapid jackal (IMO) go see her. Serious issues.

This "doctor " got one star only because it's not possible to give lower. I have not seen her in…read moreabout 20 years, so I hope she is less the HMO hack she was. My husband went to her with fevers of unknown origin and constant fatigue. Rather than take his complaints seriously and work with him to diagnose the illness she had him declared "histrionic " and a hypochondriac. We went up to Pittsburgh to real doctors and found he had mitochondrial myopathy, which he died from at 53 years old after a long progressive illness. No, it couldn't be cured, but we could have gotten the support and care he needed a lot sooner. If you need actual healthcare besides a pill pusher for a sinus infection, stay away from this quack.

My husband has her for his cardiologist, she is amazing , takes really good care of him and has for…read more11 years!!

she was my card for two years, I never heard from her office until today! she cares more about her…read morepractice than her patients.

Dr. Criniti is the best primary care provider! I would recommend her to anyone! I have been going…read moreto Spring Hill Primary Care for years now and have never had any issues. All of their staff is great.

Dr Criniti is a great Dr. Listens to what you are saying and truly tries to figure a solution. I've…read morebeen a patient for several years with no complaints on service in any department.