1/5 Olivia B. 2 years ago on Google
My
initial
review
was
5
stars,
then
3
stars,
and
now
1
star.
If
I
could
give
0
stars
I
would.
I
first
used
Dr.
Medley
with
MedStar
in
Eastern
Market
(never
had
problems
at
that
location)
and
was
thrilled
with
the
move
to
Navy
Yard
since
I
live
so
close
by.
However,
their
service
has
swiftly
gone
downhill.
The
doctors
and
nurses
are
great
-
I
always
get
good
care
and
I
have
always
been
thoroughly
pleased
with
their
performance.
What
makes
this
location
horrendous
is
the
front
desk
staff,
phone
staff,
and
admin
staff.
Either
they
don’t
care
or
they
are
terrible
at
their
job.
Here’s
a
list
of
the
reasons
why
I’m
no
longer
going
to
use
them
anymore.
1.
Even
when
their
is
nobody
in
the
waiting
room,
I’m
forced
to
wait
20-30+
minutes
for
a
pre-scheduled
appointment.
2.
While
they
have
zero
problem
making
patients
wait
20-30+
minutes
when
their
is
no
wait,
they
won’t
extend
the
same
courtesy
when
you’re
15-30
minutes
late
to
an
appointment
and
will
force
you
to
reschedule.
3.
I’m
always
forced
to
fill
out
admin
documents
which
I’ve
already
been
prompted
to
fill
out
online
and
have
already
completed.
4.
I
have
reached
out
with
health
questions
on
the
online
portal
and
have
on
occasion
received
no
response
or
an
extraordinarily
delayed
response.
5.
The
worst
of
all
-
it’s
IMPOSSIBLE
to
get
through
the
phone
lines.
It
rings
and
rings
for
eternity
or
goes
to
voicemail
making
it
impossible
talk
to
a
human
when
necessary.
For
example,
I
got
into
a
bad
scooter
accident
over
Thanksgiving
which
resulted
in
a
concussion
and
broken
nose.
The
ER
doctor
gave
me
explicit
instructions
to
schedule
a
PCP
follow
up
in
three
days.
I
called
in
and
could
never
get
through.
So,
I
walked
in
to
schedule
an
appointment
and
they
wouldn’t
schedule
me
for
another
week
despite
the
severity
of
the
injury
resulting
in
delayed
care.
6.
They
have
no
professionalism.
I
once
went
in
for
an
annual
and
when
I
left
the
discharge
papers
given
to
me
were
for
another
patient
which
had
personal
information
on
it.
A
clear
HIPPA
violation.
When
they
called
me
today
to
reschedule
my
annual
physical
they
asked
me
if
I
was
a
new
patient
-
I’ve
been
a
patient
for
five
years.
More
importantly,
they
were
asking
to
reschedule
an
appointment
time
they
offered
and
booked
me
on
their
own.
The
replacement
time
was
for
over
one
month
out.
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