1/5 Doug H. 2 years ago on Google
I
have
found
this
clinic
to
be
incompetent
from
the
front
office
to
the
physician.
I
have
Hashimoto's
and
have
negatively
responded
to
a
variety
of
medicines
over
many
years
which
have
all
made
me
sicker
than
the
disease
itself.
Therefore,
I
asked
my
treating
physician
for
a
referral
to
Dr
Meghan
Rush
for
a
second
opinion
thinking
that
UC
Health
is
a
teaching
healthcare
system
and
could
figure
out
why
I
remain
so
sick
when
my
thyroid
lab
numbers
were
normal.
A
week
after
the
referral
was
sent
I
called
the
clinic
to
see
if
I
could
schedule
an
appointment
since
I
hadn't
heard
from
them.
The
receptionist
informs
me
that
my
referral
was
denied!
They
hadn't
even
bothered
to
inform
me.
I
then
asked
why
and
was
told
because
my
labs
were
normal.
I
then
inform
the
receptionist
that
the
reason
for
requesting
the
referral
was
because
I
continue
to
feel
terrible
with
normal
lab
values
and
wanted
a
second
opinion.
I
was
then
told
by
the
receptionist
that
she
also
has
thyroid
disease
and
her
PCP
treats
her
so
why
don't
I
just
have
my
PCP
treat
me.
Really?
What
kind
of
physician
turns
down
a
referral
from
another
physician?
Does
Dr
Rush
think
she
is
God
and
determines
who
she
wants
to
treat?
Disgusted,
I
then
write
a
negative
review
on
Google.
Within
24
hours
I
receive
a
boilerplate
email
telling
me
they
strive
to
make
every
patient's
visit
a
positive
one
and
I
should
call
the
office
to
talk
with
the
office
manager.
Unfortunately,
every
time
you
call
the
clinic,
the
same
rude
receptionist
answers
and
refuses
to
transfer
your
call
to
the
office
manager
with
the
same
excuse
of
"she's
unavailable".
I
then
request
a
return
phone
call
which
I
received
two
weeks
later
stating
that
Dr
Rush
would
now
be
happy
to
see
me.
I
then
schedule
an
appointment
for
four
weeks
later
only
to
be
called
the
morning
of
the
appointment
to
inform
me
that
Dr
Rush
is
unable
to
see
me
that
day.
I
was
not
offered
a
reschedule
date
and
had
to
request
that
myself.
I
then
get
to
meet
Dr
Rush
two
weeks
later
who
rushes
into
the
room
to
her
computer
and
proceeds
to
tell
me
she
has
reviewed
my
referral
lab
work
and
tells
me
I
should
be
on
a
certain
does
of
levothyroxine
and
possibly
a
small
amount
of
liothyronine
so
she
can
hit
a
TSH
lab
value.
I
then
tell
her
I
have
already
tried
that
multiple
times
over
the
last
7
years
that
and
it
doesn't
work
and
that's
why
I
am
here
in
the
first
place.
The
medicine
simply
isn't
working
and
is
making
me
sicker
and
there
is
something
wrong.
Dr
Rush
then
tells
me
she
only
practices
according
to
TSH
lab
values
and
at
no
time
during
the
appointment
was
she
concerned
about
my
continuing
symptoms
with
"normal"
lab
values.
Really?
You
are
a
specialist
and
you
can
only
treat
according
to
TSH
which
keeps
the
patient
sick
and
you
are
unwilling
to
even
try
to
help
the
patient?
I
guess
when
your
only
tool
is
a
hammer,
everything
looks
like
a
nail.
It
was
obvious
that
Dr
Rush
never
wanted
to
see
me
as
a
patient
and
clearly
didn't
care
about
my
well
being.
If
treating
Hashimoto's
is
as
simple
as
reaching
a
normal
TSH
value,
while
ignoring
multiple
patient
symptoms,
you
certainly
don't
need
to
see
a
"specialist"
for
that.
It
can
be
handled
more
effectively
by
a
computer.
I
can
confirm
that
nothing
makes
you
feel
like
a
number
than
a
physician
actually
telling
you
that
directly
to
your
face.
In
my
opinion,
Dr
Rush
is
a
dereliction
to
her
own
profession
and
needs
to
learn
the
difference
between
a
lab
number
and
a
human
being
who
only
wants
to
feel
well
and
is
seeking
professional
help.
So
much
for
striving
to
make
every
patient's
experience
a
positive
one.
This
office
clearly
doesn't
care.
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