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Windsor Medical Associates

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Closed • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Windsor Family Medicine

Windsor Family Medicine

1.5(8 reviews)
1.8 mi

My husband and I have been patients at Windsor Family Medicine/Health One for many years. We've…read morereferred numerous friends and family members there. I was shocked to see the bad reviews here on Yelp, but after reading them I think I can offer some explanation. Please note that other than being a patient there I am in no way affiliated with the practice. This is strictly an honest opinion based on personal experience and observation. Several years ago, in the time frame between 2012-13 when many of the negative Yelp reviews were written, there was a doctor employed by the practice (who's name escapes me) that was terrible- especially his demeanor. He really didn't seem to care about the patients at all. He wasn't there very long and is no longer with the practice. As far as the use of electronic tablets I can assure you that they are not used by doctors to get instructions regarding how to treat patients, as another review accused. That's utter nonsense. Electronic record keeping is commonplace now in medical practices and the use of these tablets is widespread. They're typing their notes instead of hand writing them- that's all. Dr. Flanagan has never been anything but professional, knowledgeable and compassionate to us and everyone we know who sees him. Hal Wright, a nurse practitioner we've seen often (especially with my elderly mother-in-law) is simply wonderful also. Since connecting with the ProHealth network they have access to more resources that make getting seen by a doctor much faster and easier. I'm sorry to get lengthy in this review, but in a world where people are more than happy to post when they are dissatisfied with a product or service I felt in order to present a fair balance I should share my thoughts.

I was bitten by a tick several days ago and started showing some worrying symptoms that suggested I…read moremay have been exposed to Lyme disease. I have never been particularly thrilled with the doctors at Windsor Family Medicine because most of them would rather stare at their computer than look at you while they're treating you but haven't had a chance to look for a new physician that my insurance will accept. I met with Dr. Flanagan on Saturday morning and appreciated that he was willing to see me on such short notice. Because I use a service dog for Tourettes Syndrome that interferes with my breathing and swallowing I did tell him that I had the disorder. He looked at the tick bite on my neck, spent some time asking me questions and typing on his computer, then gave me a prescription for Doxycycline. I asked him if the pills he was prescribing were large and he said it depends on the brand but they probably aren't too big. A few hours later I went to the pharmacy and picked up two capsules that are far larger than anything I can swallow. I called the answering service and requested that Dr. Flanagan call me so I could discuss alternate options for taking the Doxycycline. When he called me back I explained the problem- his response? "You're 24 years old. I think it's time to grow up and learn to swallow pills." Never mind the fact that trouble swallowing pills is an incredibly common problem. If this doctor knew ANYTHING about the patients he is treating he would know that Tourettes is a relatively common disorder that causes involuntary movements and can make every day activities like swallowing pills extremely difficult. He automatically assumed that my inability to swallow pills was a mark of immaturity and not a side effect of my disability. As another user said- run, don't walk, away from this facility. Find a different doctor- ANY different doctor. While the nurses have always been kind and welcoming, the lack of sensitivity from every doctor I have had there and the fact that they don't seem to be particularly interested in actually treating you- rather they want to move you in and out as fast as possible- mean your money and time are best spent elsewhere.

Windsor Medical Associates - physicians - Updated October 2026

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