1/5 Sasha B. 5 months ago on Google
My
experience
with
this
establishment
has
been
nothing
short
of
traumatizing.
Found
them
via
Zoc
Doc
after
my
last
OB/GYN
who
I
had
been
with
for
17
years
abruptly
shutter
her
practice
and
left
her
patients
without
any
notice
or
access
to
our
files.
Made
the
appointment
for
my
annual
pap.
When
I
arrived,
I
was
told
that
the
interface
with
Zoc
Doc
is
nuanced
and
so
at
times,
Zoc
Doc
confirms
the
appointment
without
their
knowledge.
Luckily
they
had
available
slots
and
could
still
see
me.
I
had
to
register
in
person
again
and
wait
to
be
seen.
I
saw
Dr.P.
She
was
super
sweet
and
engaged
me
attentively.
I
was
looking
for
a
new
form
of
birth
control
and
we
had
in-depth
conversation
around
that.
She
actually
pulled
up
videos
and
pics
to
show
me
my
options.
Things
took
a
turn
once
I
left
the
office
and
was
trying
to
get
a
hold
of
them.
They
never
answered
the
phones
and
all
the
numbers
they
had
given
for
texting
to
communicate
with
the
office
weren’t
being
responsive.
For
context,
I
had
selected
to
use
an
IUD.
Per
the
doctor
and
the
front
desk
staff,
a
company
called
CVS
would
be
contacting
me
to
get
insurance
info
to
custom
make
the
insert
for
me.
Almost
a
month
went
by
and
I
didn’t
hear
from
them
nor
the
doctors
office.
So
I
called
and
called.
Eventually,
the
call
came
in
from
CVS
but
not
to
my
phone;
they
called
my
emergency
contact
and
left
a
full
voicemail
discussing
all
my
business
on
his
phone.
(
major
breech
of
privacy
laws)
A
whole
other
month
later,
I
finally
get
a
call
from
Garden
saying
it
came
in.
However,
you
must
be
on
your
cycle
when
it’s
inserted,
preferably
the
first
day.
Given
that
wasn’t
the
case
for
me,
I
had
to
wait
another
2
weeks
for
my
cycle.
When
it
did
start,
I
immediately
text
them
to
inform
and
made
an
appointment
for
the
insertion.
Again,
I
had
major
issues.
One,
my
appointment
wasn’t
confirmed
on
their
end
again.
So,
I
got
there
after
11
ahead
of
my
11:30,
but
as
told
I
can’t
be
seen
until
2.
I
left
and
went
to
the
mall
and
returned.
I
get
back
and
the
dr
I
saw
is
not
the
person
I’m
seeing
today
and
someone
else
actually
has
to
see
me
to
do
a
sonogram
etc
first
and
then
another
doctor
does
the
insertion.
I
felt
like
I
was
at
a
mechanic
shop.
I
had
never
had
so
many
people
in
me.
So
much
invasion
and
prodding
and
probing.
The
doctor
finally
begins
the
procedure
and
that’s
when
they
recognized
I
have
what
is
called
a
retroverted
cervix
meaning
it’s
flipped
itself
backwards
making
it
super
painful
and
difficult
to
insert.
This
doctor
then
tells
me
Dr.P
should
have
seen
that
and
share
that
I’m
not
a
great
candidate
for
the
IUD.
WTH!
So
I
waited
for
almost
3
months
just
to
know
this
at
the
time
of
insertion.
According
to
the
doctor,
it
was
one
of
the
longest
most
problematic
insertions
she
ever
had
and
it
was
one
of
the
most
painful
experiences
of
my
life.
I
left
that
day
in
serious
pain
and
just
tired
and
upset.
I
was
returning
to
work
from
summer
break
and
it
was
the
most
inconvenient
time
to
not
be
feeling
my
best.
For
the
next
two
weeks,
I
could
barley
walk.
I
called
them
to
suggest
we
either
take
it
out
or
get
someone
else
to
see
what
they
could
do
because
I
was
unable
to
function.
Upon
return,
I’m
forced
to
see
another
doctor
which
illuminated
that
the
practice
rotates
doctors
to
different
locations
and
you’ll
almost
never
see
the
same
person.
So
I
went
from
having
the
same
person
for
17
years
to
now
having
an
assembly
line
of
doctors.
I’m
addition,
my
privacy
was
violated
several
times
by
front
desk
staff
who
thought
it
appropriate
to
discuss
my
files
and
test
results
while
there
were
other
patients
in
ear
shot.
Upon
exiting
I
asked
for
a
copy
of
my
files
because
I
would
B
never
be
returning.
I
ended
up
filing
a
claim
with
the
Better
Business
Bureau
and
even
they
couldn’t
get
a
hold
of
them
after
flagging
the
claim.
Their
lack
of
integrity
is
deplorable.
Again,
traumatizing
from
beginning
to
end.