1/5 Melissa 3 years ago on Google
I’ve
had
an
overall
very
poor
experience.
My
first
doctor
(who
was
very
kind)
wasn’t
able
to
prescribe
a
certain
medication,
so
she
referred
me
to
Wendy
Macey,
which
is
where
things
began
going
downhill.
My
appointment
was
on
a
Thursday.
I
was
waiting
in
the
MyChart
App
for
our
Telemedicine
visit
for
20
minutes
before
I
decided
to
call
and
find
out
why
Wendy
was
not
in
the
appointment
yet.
The
staff
told
me
she
had
an
emergency
visit
(understandable)
but
the
staff
was
incredibly
rude
and
short
with
me
and
the
gal
hung
up
on
me.
Finally
after
an
hour
and
a
half,
I
had
my
visit
with
her,
we
decided
to
try
a
new
medicine
that
she
sent
to
the
pharmacy.
The
medicine
was
too
expensive
($80)
even
after
insurance
(obviously
not
Wendy’s
fault)
—
but
she
told
me
to
call
her
if
there
were
any
issues.
I
called
on
Friday
(the
next
day
after
our
appointment)
and
the
representative
put
a
ticket
in
to
have
her
call
me
back
in
1
business
day
to
discuss
sending
a
new
medicine
in.
I
waited
3
business
days
and
no
call
from
Wendy
or
her
MA.
I
called
today
(Wednesday)
around
noon,
the
rep
told
me
she
would
send
a
high
priority
ticket
into
Wendy
and
she
should
have
the
new
meds
sent
to
the
pharmacy
by
the
end
of
the
business
day.
It’s
now
6PM,
I
called
back
and
the
rep
said
she
left
for
the
day
and
my
meds
were
still
not
sent
in.
I
am
extremely
frustrated
because
these
meds
are
very
important
to
my
mental
health
and
the
fact
that
I
can’t
even
get
a
response
that
AT
LEAST
says
“we’re
sorry
we
are
backed
up,
we’ll
get
back
to
you
as
soon
as
possible”
is
just
so
unacceptable.
If
these
meds
meant
life
or
death
to
someone,
what
would
happen?
I
seriously
have
never
had
this
poor
of
an
experience
with
any
medical
“professional”
before
and
would
NOT
recommend
this
clinic
to
anyone.
UPDATE:
after
no
luck
getting
ahold
of
Wendy,
I
tried
calling
3
more
times
the
following
day
(Thursday
-
1
week
after
our
initial
appointment)
Once
at
10:30,
another
at
12,
and
once
more
at
2.
She
was
in
the
office
until
3
that
day,
so
I
tried
reaching
her
before
she
left,
but
once
again,
no
luck.
I
called
Friday
morning,
and
again,
no
luck.
Finally
around
3,
her
nurse
called
me
to
let
me
know
she
sent
my
meds
in
but
she
sent
in
the
wrong
dosage.
The
nurse
said
she’d
try
having
Wendy
correct
it
ASAP.
Finally
on
Monday,
her
nurse
called
and
told
me
she
sent
the
right
one
in.
At
this
point,
I’m
more
amazed
at
how
unprofessional
this
joke-of-an-establishment
is.
Unorganized,
poor
customer
service,
and
over
worked
doctors
that
don’t
care
about
their
patients.
Don’t
go
here.