Alberta B Laktonen's Online Review Report Card
Alberta B Laktonen
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Recent Reviews
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List of Alberta B Laktonen's Reviews
I suppose if I was dieing and had no other option, I would see Dr Laktonen... but I would certainly not rely on her opinions or diagnosis . Quite frankly, I am not impressed with narcissist minds and people who get pleasure from shaming others. I do not appreciate being lied to and treated as if I'm not important. Money seems to be Alberta's only reasons for her decision making.
Her own nurse's said bad things about her. She has an "I'm right and I don't care about what anyone else thinks. Very smug, uncaring and sarcastic to patients. Talked down to me, and did her best to call me a liar and shame me. Told me that I had a broken clavicle, when I asked if that was my collar bone she told me no. The woman claims to be a doctor, yet doesn't even know her anatomy. ( a total quack ).
SHE WAS VERY PROFESIONAL AND I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND HER.
she is a wonderful doctor. she is very kind, and has alot of compaction for her patients.
I went in with classic symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis. I spent 6 months begging her to test me for RA and she flat out refused. She kept saying I had a vitamin D deficiency and I needed to lose weight (my BMI is in the healthy weight range) all she did was up my vitamin D and recommend weight loss programs. I finally went to an outside doctor and they tested me for RA - sure enough, I've been seeing a Rheumatologist for a year and my symptoms are completely managed with medication.
My spouse , 76 1/2 yrs old and has had many surgeries and has chronic pain; has been taking Percoset for 11 years and is the only drug that helps. She refused to write his prescription; ordered a Drug urine drug test which the patient and spouse were told, Positive for marajuana and valium; Pt does not use either. She recommended a drug for spasm and withdrawal from percoset. (1 wk supply)- Pt saw dr. the following day and was told that Marajuana was incorrect; no solution as why the valium... Pt has been off Percoset more than 24 hrs.. Was told to use tylenol...Dr also changed his blood thinner dosage. Apparently dr never heard the statement"if not broken, don't fix it."
A doctor for the dark ages. I just love family medicine doctors who attempts to play surgeon. She knows nothing about surgery needs.
There is almost nothing good memorable about alberta's meetings. She was insulting and immediately went to prescribing pills that I know are not first defense. Older patients seem to get put into the category of all options that take a little work...off the table. Give'em pills. I found her demeaning and very unpleasant to spend the few minutes she alloted.
There is almost nothing good memorable about alberta's meetings. She was insulting and immediately went to prescribing pills that I know are not first defense. Older patients seem to get put into the category of all options that take a little work...off the table. Give'em pills. I found her demeaning and very unpleasant to spend the few minutes she allotted.
She was rude and condescending, a trait I have never experienced from a professional MD previously in over 60 years. Immediately jumped to drugs and found it difficult to discuss other, more holistic options...she appeared to have made her mind up and issued a prescription for medicines, which I promptly tore up and threw away. Her notes on my record were insulting and did not reflect the actual conversation but apparently what she was thinking about my condition.
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