UPDATE January 2018: After reading my online opinion, the doctor contacted me seeking to resolve the situation and, after some discussion, I now consider it resolved. I have accordingly updated the rating from negative to neutral to reflect this.
ORIGINAL REVIEW:
Wow. I can honestly say my biggest regret of this year was making an appointment for a "consultation" at this place. Here's what I got for my $100 (actually, $113 after tax):
2 minutes waiting in the waiting room
4 minutes waiting in the doctor's office.
6 minutes of "consultation" with Dr. Power.
That's it. But wait - maybe the "consultation" was worth it? NO. The alleged doctor took a look at the issue and said, yeah, we can remove that. Any questions? That was two minutes. Uh, yeah, how much would that cost? Wrong question, I guess. Answer was 100 more than was estimated on the phone. Any other questions? We're now three minutes in. The doctor seemed eager to go, and quickly brushed off my two other questions (1. We don't do that. See a dermatologist. 2. We don't do that). Not fifteen minutes later, I was on my way home, over a hundred dollars lighter yet having gained absolutely no information from the "consultation" and with my concern still present.
Dr. Power's bedside manner was brusque - she spoke quickly, didn't smile, and gave me the impression that, rather than be grateful for having gained $100 for her grudgingly giving a few minutes of her time, she felt she had more important (i.e. monetarily rewarding) things to do. I wish I had given that hundred to a homeless person rather than a person who is already wealthy yet STILL concerned with money rather than helping people (i.e. her job). read more