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Thank you for your professionalism. The process was all carefully implemented step by step up to the time I woke up from sedition. Dr Philo explained everything I needed to know Keep up the good work.
I did not choose to go to this clinic, but was referred here. When I tried to reschedule my appointment due to the doctor's illness, the earliest telehealth opening was two months from now in June. While Dr. Doherty is a good doctor, I was disappointed by his lack of communication through the portal, after lab results, and with follow-up questions and arriving late. It appears to be a result of poor communication within the clinic's system. This needs to be addressed.
The personnel are very pleasant.
This has been the third time I've used your facility and I have felt very comfortable each time. Confidence in your knowledge and skill.. nice staff okay
Couldn’t have been better. From the receptionist to the Doctor, everyone was kind and very considerate. I was totally at ease.
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