Dr. Doyle has been my dr. for 13 years and saw other family members longer. She was an excellent dr. I don't know what happened but she switched to "concierge " dr and wanted us to pay $1650 a year each!! We pay out the wazoo for insurance and she wanted that on top of it. It would cost my husband and I $3300 a year. RIDICULOUS! I hated to leave and so did my husband and other family members. But it's outrageous. I hate it. I don't know what happened to her. I guess the almighty dollar. read more

Best doctor I have ever had! She is there for her patients and I mean always available. She is genuine, caring, and knowledgeable. I recommend her 100%. read more

I am so disappointed is Dr. Doyle's recent change in her practice. I have been a patient for almost ten years and I had always been satisfied with the level of care until the last couple visits. She had turned everything over to her nurse practitioner and I had been unable to see her personally. I called today to be seen for an issue with my ear and was informed that I am no longer considered to be her patient and that she has made changes to the practice. Now in order to be a patient I have to enroll in a "VIP" program that costs over $400 per quarter.... not per year, per quarter. And since this is elective, insurance won't pay a dime. I was absolutely floored. My wife and I already pay out the nose for insurance, and to be told that I'm not good enough to see her anymore because I can't afford the extra $1,600 per year was rather heartbreaking. I was angry and upset, but to be honest with you I was more sad than anything. I really liked Dr Doyle as a doctor and as a person. I feel so let down. Shame on you Dr. Natalie Doyle. read more

I typically don't write reviews however based on the experience yesterday, 12/3/2018, I feel it needs to be acknowledged. Let me start off by saying my family does not see Dr Doyle as patients, rather I have a daughter that is administered her medicine intravenously monthly in the infusion center. I can't speak highly enough of Stephanie and Megan, as they are both absolutely fantastic. My complaint is in regards to the billing aspect of it all. We have been attending the infusion center since July of this year and never once been asked to pay a co-payment. I know my insurance calls for it however for years she was having her infusions done at Duke and it was billed as a hospital outpatient (paid at 100% because deductible was met). Needless to say, upon going yesterday, checked in and sat down to wait, as usual. After 30 or so minutes of waiting, we asked what was taking so long and it was then advised that in order for them to see my daughter, the outstanding balance must be paid. If that were the case, why didn't they just say that upon checking in. I have later learned that Dr. Doyle's husband handles the financial aspect of the business. Sounds like he needs to get his s&$* together or she won't have any patients. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Doyle for a few years now. She has changed her practice to "concierge medicine" through MDVIP and yes it cost $1650 a year. But this is what is included: free annual check up to include: eye exam, hearing exam, blood work, EKG, respiratory test, and a test to check for arterial blockage. How much would you pay for that separately? A wellness/health screening survey is completed as well. Your appointments are scheduled for an hour with Dr. Doyle after her RN meets with you. She takes the time to treat you, not just your medical problems. MDVIP's website gives you access to meal plans, exercise programs and your medical records to review at your convenience. Blogs and support groups are also available. If I travel out of town, I can use another doctor affiliated with MDVIP and they have access to my medical records. I also have contact with her for emergencies 24-7. I have emailed her and she has responded within hours not days. She has organized a walking group and participates with the group along with her family. Dr. Doyle's commitment to her patients has not changed, in fact it is better. read more