Scott T
2 reviews
I wished I had of read the reviews before I ever made the first appointment. Trust me, if you read a bad review, it's true. Yesterday will be my last appointment. They accused me of taking fentanyl at my prior appointment, but when the specimen was retested in a lab, it came back negative. I offered to go directly to Quest labs to confirm the results, or to take a polygraph test, which would have cost me $500 out of pocket, but was told it wouldn't make a difference. They don't put patient labels on the specimen containers, which is against policies in any hospital or lab. You just urinate in a cup and place it on the counter. You can't get these people to admit their mistakes. Unanswered phone calls for weeks, not days, weeks. Lost medical records, canceled appointments, false accusations, etc... It was bad enough before Health First, but has went downhill even further. Some of the rudest, most miserable people I've dealt with, and I've been an ER Nurse for 20+ years. Good luck attempting to reach anyone by phone, or the patient portal, or even carrier pigeon. On one visit, I had to show one of their techs how to take blood pressures. She just kept taking them until there was a reading she was happy with because they were all too high, as was my heart rate. The original vital signs were 180/92 and I was tachycardic with a heart rate of 110. Elevated vital signs can be a symptom of several things, including pain. You just don't keep taking them until you get a normal reading. They also sent in a prescription to my pharmacy for a narcotic that I had not been prescribed or taking for months. I called it to their attention, and was told to bring it in so they could count and destroy it. So, even though I caught it, and it was their mistake, I had to make a trip to their office the next day. They wouldn't let me just wait until my next appointment which was only 3 weeks away. Never an apology for any of their shortcomings, but they are quick to treat people like lowlifes. Hopefully, I can save others from such poor treatment. Dr Datta was great with the epidurals, and his staff were far more pleasant and professional than the miserable crew led by Dr Morris Solis. But the chances of getting anyone in the entire building to answer, or return a phone call is slim to none. My pharmacy has been attempting to contact Dr Morris Solis's office for 3 days because they made another error with a prescription. They won't admit it though. Trust me.
It's frustrating enough to deal with the constant pain after spinal injuries and surgery. Being treated with such incompetence is aggravating, to say the least. Please read through all the comments about this place. Most will confirm every word I've written. Stay away. Far away. read more