1/5 Lindsay M. 10 months ago on Google
My
16
year
old
daughter
went
there
for
an
urgent
care
appointment
for
fever
that
she
had
for
a
week
and
fatigue
and
dizziness.
She
nearly
passed
out
prior
to
her
visit.
She
is
an
established
patient
there
as
well.
Beth
Norton
saw
her.
She
diagnosed
her
with
allergies
and
gave
her
a
rx
for
flonase.
However
her
blood
pressure
was
138/88.
She
had
already
seen
a
cardiologist
for
this
but
my
daughter
requested
another
referral
for
a
second
opinion.
I
was
in
the
hospital
at
the
time
so
my
daughter
called
me
on
the
phone
and
put
me
on
speaker
to
speak
with
Beth
myself
because
she
refused
to
give
her
a
referral
or
draw
labs.
Beth’s
response
was
“okay
but
this
needs
to
be
quick
because
this
is
an
urgent
care
appointment
“.
So
I
asked
her
to
please
send
the
cardiology
referral
and
draw
some
labs.
As
a
nurse
myself
I
know
that
certain
labs
can
be
off
and
cause
some
hypertension.
Beth
proceeded
to
tell
me
that
she
would
not
do
any
of
that.
She
said
my
daughter
was
past
due
on
her
physical
and
that
she
would
address
those
issues
then.
I
then
said
to
her
that
my
daughter
was
sitting
right
there
right
now
with
these
problems
that
needed
to
be
addressed.
She
then
became
even
more
rude
and
told
me
“I
am
the
provider,
I
have
diagnosed
and
treated
her
for
what
she
has
now
and
that’s
it.”
So
I
told
her
my
daughter
will
not
see
her
for
a
physical
because
she
would
never
return
to
that
office.
And
I
also
told
her
that
I
was
going
to
write
this
review
as
this
was
complete
neglect
to
ignore
a
serious
issue
as
the
patient
sits
right
there
in
front
of
you
because
it
would
take
too
long
for
her
allotted
urgent
care
appointment
time.
She
said
“okay,
go
ahead”.
Please
see
the
other
horrible
reviews
for
this
provider
on
Google
and
take
note
of
her
responses.
She
is
an
awful
rude
person
that
should
absolutely
not
be
practicing
medicine.
I
will
also
add
that
I
have
been
seen
by
her
in
the
past
and
she
gave
me
a
probiotic
and
said
that
would
alleviate
my
health
problems.
By
the
way,
they
did
not.
**UPDATE**
I
received
a
call
from
the
office
manager
Lainy
yesterday
who
in
the
past
had
been
helpful
to
me.
She
called
to
tell
me
that
their
office
“does
not
operate
off
of
threats
of
a
bad
review
just
because
a
patient
doesn’t
get
their
way”.
So
she
told
me
that
I
needed
to
take
the
review
down
within
24
hours
or
my
daughter
and
I
would
be
discharged
as
patients
at
their
practice.
I
explained
to
her
that
I
was
not
threatening
a
bad
review
but
instead
I
was
only
notifying
Mrs.
Norton
that
I
would
be
leaving
the
review
after
the
way
she
spoke
to
me
and
refused
to
take
care
of
my
daughter.
And
I
told
her
that
reviews
are
there
to
convey
a
like
or
dislike
for
an
experience
and
that
I
was
well
within
my
rights
to
leave
the
review.
I
told
her
that
Beth
neglected
to
take
care
of
my
daughter
appropriately.
She
then
informed
me
that
Beth
has
23
years
of
experience
and
that
she
treated
my
daughter
appropriately.
I
told
her
we
weren’t
ever
going
back
to
that
office
anyhow
so
I
was
leaving
my
review.
And
I
did
also
note
that
this
office
obviously
does
work
off
of
threats
as
what
she
was
saying
to
me
was
the
definition
of
a
threat.
My
daughter
had
to
be
seen
at
another
local
urgent
care
today
for
her
high
blood
pressure.
They
drew
labs
and
sent
a
referral
for
a
cardiologist.
He
also
noted
a
heart
murmur
while
assessing
her.
This
is
appropriate
care.
And
I’m
confident
that
my
daughter
will
get
the
help
she
needed
the
other
day
that
Beth
refused
to
give.
I
am
thankful
that
this
physician
took
the
time
to
care
and
that
we
will
soon
find
out
why
my
daughter
has
been
so
sick.
**UPDATE**
I
received
our
formal
discharge
letters
for
myself
and
my
daughter
since
I
did
not
comply
with
their
demand
of
removing
my
review.
I
hope
that
this
review
is
helpful
for
others
to
not
make
the
same
mistake
we
did
by
trusting
them
to
take
care
of
us
to
the
best
of
their
ability,
medically,
professionally,
and
emotionally.
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