Cheryl Hull Md's Online Review Report Card

I had a procedure performed by Dr. Hull's clinic in Rogers, AR. They never checked or told me that the procedure might be denied by my insurances. No, I did not have to pay the full amount because of insurance discounts but that is why I pay for my insurance. I now have an unnecessary scar on my nose, and I have since quit using Hull Dermatology.

I am very pleased with Dr. Hull. She is very thorough in body checks and explains everything to me. I enjoy talking to her. So glad I was recommended to go to her. My husband and I both go since moving here from Florida.

Dr Hull is professional, straightforward, and kind. She sees the patient as a person & is dedicated to finding a solution.

Avoid this place! My left forearm scar looks terrible from a mole excision removal. You can even see where the stitches were around the mole. They claim to be in aesthetics too, but don’t care how their work looks! Embarrassing and I’ll have to live with it the rest of my life. Also, they’ll bill you more for things after you paid them, $685, a year and a half later too! Another $145 for an excision that looks terrible. Around the holidays too! They also are not willing to make it right with you and say that their terrible work is, “normal,” which it is not.

She and her assistant were insanely awkward and impersonal. I needed a full body check and have been getting them all my life and this was the most uncomfortable appointment I have ever had. They also didn't tell me that it wasn't covered by my bcbs insurance for some reason

I’ve struggled with oily, acne-prone skin my whole life, wasting a lot of money to keep it at bay unsuccessfully. Dr. Hull’s treatment plan has literally changed my life!

No one could take away my acne UNTIL I saw Dr Hull!!! She helped save my skin!!!

I went in for acne and was rushed. The 15 mins I spent with her she wasted by trying to get me to do an acne experiment she kept pushing that I clearly was NOT interested in doing. She yawned and jumbled her words the entire time. I felt very disappointed and as if I was an inconvenience being in her office. Very unprofessional and I will not be returning for my check up.

Had nonspecific spot that was biopsied. Clinic called back with the results and recommended surgical removal. I asked to discuss other options and had an appointment with a physician’s assistant that lasted 10 minutes. She said “the pathologist always recommends surgical removal-you certainly can explore other options.“ Received a prescription for a topical cream instead of surgery. Definitely was feeling like the clinic was intent on ringing as much money out of me as possible with the surgical recommendation. The $150 charge for being told that I didn’t have to do the surgery confirmed my feeling. I felt like the 10-minute “no, you don’t have to do surgery-you can use this cream instead“ advice should not cost $150. Good grief-now I feel lucky that I didn’t have to pay to have the clinic call me and tell me my pathology results! Follow up visit was scheduled to see how the cream worked. I showed up on time for the appointment-30 minutes later the physicians assistant came into the room to look at the spot that had been treated with cream. She spent 20 seconds looking at it (I am not exaggerating-20 seconds) and then said it was looking great and she’d like to see me again in three months. I had waited 30 minutes for a 20 second appointment, but it got worse when I was told I had to pay $146 for those 20 seconds. Enough is enough, I refused and canceled my next follow-up appointment. I will go someplace else. The business model of whole dermatology is clear. Maximize the amount and frequency of services to wring as much money out of patience as possible - and charge for everything possible. I’m wonder what insurance providers would think if they knew they were being charged $146 for 20 seconds of a physician assistant’s time. It’s just wrong, and I’m not going to support that kind of scheme. There are plenty of dermatologists in Northwest Arkansas. My advice is to select one of them rather than Hull Fermatology.

Had nonspecific spot that was biopsied. Clinic called back with the results and recommended surgical removal. I asked to discuss other options and had an appointment with a physician’s assistant that lasted 10 minutes. She said “The pathologist always recommends surgical removal-you certainly can explore other options.“ Received a prescription for a topical cream instead of surgery. Definitely was feeling like the recommendation for surger (which quickly turned into “no, you don’t have to do sur