1/5 Nicole S. 8 years ago on Google
I
had
been
going
to
the
clinic
in
Hazel
Crest
for
a
few
years.
In
January,
I
went
in
for
a
routine
check
up
for
my
blood
pressure
and
to
get
a
refill
prescription
for
my
medication.
That's
when
I
learned
my
doctor
was
no
longer
there
and
they
assigned
me
under
Judith
Sheldon
who
is
actually
not
a
doctor
but
a
nurse
practitioner.
..fine
whatever.
She
ended
up
prescribing
a
second
blood
pressure
medication
since
it
was
elevated.
I've
had
nothing
but
problems
ever
since!
My
insurance
would
not
approve
both
medications.
They
required
a
piece
of
paper
signed
by
your
doctor
called
a
prior
authorization.
I
called
the
clinic
almost
everyday
for
a
month
to
get
this
woman
to
sign
this
paper.
I
finally
had
to
go
up
to
clinic
and
watch
someone
fax
it
over.
By
the
time
I
got
one
prescription
approved,
the
other
had
run
out
and
I
had
the
same
issue
all
over
again.
For
2
weeks
I
called
the
"contact
center".
They
never
want
to
connect
you
with
the
clinic...only
take
messages.
No
one
ever
calls
back.
Once
again
I
had
to
miss
work
and
actually
go
to
the
clinic.
I
saw
good
ole
Judy
sitting
at
the
back
counter
when
I
arrived.
Not
only
did
she
refuse
to
see
me
she
had
me
checked
into
a
room
where
my
blood
pressure
was
through
the
roof....I
wonder
why!
She
instructed
the
nurse
to
tell
me
that
I
had
to
go
the
ER.
I
went
to
the
ER
and
my
pressure
had
went
back
to
normal.
It
was
only
high
because
I
was
so
upset
with
this
whole
experience.
The
ER
doctor
told
me
that
I
just
needed
my
medication.
She
wrote
me
another
prescription.
Well
the
same
issue
came
up
at
the
pharmacy.
..I
needed
the
prior
authorization
from
my
doctor.
So
I
went
BACK
to
the
clinic
requesting
that
this
be
resolved.
Susie
Lorie
stepped
in
and
let
me
watch
her
fax
the
form
over.
I
thought
this
was
behind
me
but
I'm
literally
back
at
the
clinic
waiting
for
them
fax
the
form
again
because
the
"contact
center"
won't
connect
me
with
anyone.
Once
again
Judy
is
nowhere
around.
I
submitted
a
complaint
about
this
situation
and
someone
called
me
almost
2
weeks
later.
I
actually
forgot
about
the
complaint.
She
told
me
it
would
be
addressed
but
apparently
it
wasn't
because
here
I
am
again.
I
went
too
long
without
my
medication
which
is
dangerous.
It
bothers
me
that
no
one
was
concerned
about
that.
I'm
currently
searching
for
a
new
doctor.
As
for
Judy...I
don't
understand
how
she's
able
to
still
practice
medicine!
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