1/5 Katelynn W. 4 years ago on Google
ABSOLUTELY
DO
NOT
GO
TO
THIS
PLACE!
I
am
a
former
OSU
alumni,
so
I
support
OSU
facilities,
and
I
am
very
shocked
by
the
way
Iāve
been
treated
at
this
place.
I
first
established
care
here
because
I
had
concerns
that
I
may
have
polyps
and
have
a
family
history
of
polyps
and
colon
cancer.
My
doctor
examined
me,
and
I
asked
her
medical
opinion
if,
given
my
symptoms
and
history,
I
needed
a
colonoscopy.
She
said
sheād
go
ahead
and
put
a
referral
for
that
and
had
me
send
in
a
stool
sample.
If
the
stool
sample
came
up
irregular
to
go
ahead
and
schedule
the
colonoscopy.
I
drove
to
the
clinic
to
drop
off
my
stool
sample
because
I
didnāt
want
it
to
get
lost
in
the
mail.
3
weeks
go
by,
and
I
havenāt
heard
anything,
so
I
called
and
was
told
my
doctor
no
longer
works
there.
I
asked
what
I
had
to
do
next
and
was
told
to
establish
care
with
a
new
doctor.
Then
I
was
told
the
previous
doctor
put
my
referral
in
as
āpatient
requestedā
which
meant
that
my
insurance
would
not
cover
the
colonoscopy,
so
I
would
need
to
see
the
new
doctor
and
have
him
put
in
a
referral
as
coming
from
him.
I
assured
her
I
never
requested
a
colonoscopy
(who
would
actually
volunteer
for
that??)
and
asked
if
they
had
the
results
of
my
stool
sample.
She
said
they
had
no
stool
sample
on
file.
Even
though
I
physically
brought
it
there
myself.
THEY
LOST
MY
STOOL.
So
at
that
point,
I
just
rescheduled
with
the
new
doctor,
who
actually
turned
out
to
be
pretty
nice,
so
I
decided
to
chalk
that
entire
experience
up
to
the
previous
doctor
just
not
being
very
good.
Then
I
made
the
mistake
of
going
to
their
walk
in
clinic.
I
had
previously
scheduled
an
appointment
with
my
doctor
because
I
wanted
to
quit
smoking
and
wanted
to
get
a
prescription
for
Chantix.
I
ended
up
needing
to
reschedule
but
couldnāt
find
a
good
time,
but
the
lady
said
there
was
a
walk
in
clinic
with
a
nurse
practitioner.
I
asked
if
a
nurse
practitioner
was
able
to
prescribe
Chantix,
and
she
said
yes.
I
went
to
the
walk
in
clinic
and
checked
in
with
the
front
desk
anf
told
them
I
was
wanting
a
prescription
for
Chantix
to
quit
smoking.
They
both
seemed
very
confused.
They
said
they
didnāt
think
the
nurse
practitioner
is
able
to
do
that,
but
they
would
go
ahead
and
check
me
in
and
to
go
wait
in
the
lobby.
I
asked
if
there
was
any
way
to
confirm
whether
or
not
the
nurse
practitioner
could
before
being
seen
because
I
didnāt
want
to
waste
anyoneās
time
waiting
or
be
charged
for
a
visit
if
he
wasnāt
even
capable
of
prescribing
Chantix
.
I
was
reassured
that
the
nurse
practitioner
would
let
me
know
definitively
whether
he
could
or
couldnāt
before
even
bringing
me
back
into
an
exam
room.
So
I
waited
and
was
called
and
took
back
by
the
interns
where
they
took
my
weight
and
blood
pressure
for
whatever
reason.
Only
after
taking
my
weight
and
blood
pressure
did
the
last
intern
let
me
know
that
unfortunately
they
couldnāt
prescribe
Chantix
and
that
Iād
need
to
go
to
an
actual
doctor.
I
told
her
that
was
very
frustrating
because
I
was
assured
they
would
let
me
know
before
even
seeing
me.
She
apologized
but
told
me
that
Al
(the
nurse
practitioner)
still
wanted
to
āpop
in
and
say
heyā.
I
have
no
idea
why
because
he
couldnāt
do
anything
to
help
me,
and
he
already
knew
that.
So
he
āpoppedā
in
and
apologized
that
he
couldnāt
actually
do
what
I
was
in
there
to
see
someone
for,
but
offered
to
schedule
me
an
appointment
with
an
actual
doctor.
I
ended
up
walking
out
with
no
appointment,
no
prescription,
and
no
actual
help.
Then
I
just
received
a
claim
that
he
charged
me
$150
DOLLARS
FOR
A
LEVEL
3
OFFICE
VISIT.
I
called
billing
and
explained
the
story
and
was
told
there
was
nothing
they
could
do
because
thatās
how
he
keyed
it
in.
I
have
never
been
scammed
so
badly
by
anyone
before.
I
am
going
to
continue
to
dispute
these
charges,
but
Iām
telling
you
now,
DO
NOT
GO
HERE.
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