I had a couple of lumps that was starting to cause me pain and one was growing bigger. I told my doctor and he recommended me to see Dr. Grief. They called me to schedule a appointment. Like most doctors, if it is your first time, you should give yourself some time as they give you what seems like a never ending amount of paperwork to fill out.
Within minutes of filling out my paperwork they called my name. (FYI make sure you sign in when you first get there) They did the usual, took my weight, (Yikes do I really weigh that much???), and my blood pressure. I'm sure my blood pressure was elevated because I found out how much I weigh now.
Then off to wait in a room for the doctor to come in. I have to say that Dr. Grief doesn't have the best bedside manor although we did chat a little about the Superbowl. I'm not saying he doesn't know his stuff as I wouldn't have gone to see him, if he didn't. He doesn't do small talk. With that being said, if you have questions for him, you might want to have them ready as he is a busy person and will move on to the next patient if you don't act quick.
The receptionist is kind of the same way. No warm smile, no hello... It is all business and I think for most of us that's ok as long as they do a good job in all aspects of professionalism. Like keeping our records safe and secure, getting back to us, so on and so forth.
Over all I know, Dr. Grief is a professional and will do the procedure correctly and will answer all my questions and concerns. I just can't expect him to give me anything without me asking. read more