Christina L. Corey's Online Review Report Card

Have been told by doctors for years that I need to get my tonsils removed. She told me to gurgle salt water…. The worst experience ever. The place it’s self is so disgusting and unsanitary, I would never go back.

Quite professional physician but the front desk staff is awful. Treat you as an enemy.

This was the worst medical experience I have every had. Dr. Corey spent all of 5 minutes with me and did not seem interested in my health issue. She was rude and cold. The building and office is awful and dirty.Do not waste your time.

When I went to my appointment for a throat problem which was interfering with my breathing I discovered that Dr. Corey has patients wait in the parking lot, where the two chairs were occupied by other patients.I was called in after standing out in the weather, went into the office and Dr Corey performed a very cursory exam, capped by inserting a camera on a wire into my throat.  I quickly gagged on the camera rig and she pulled it out.     She said she didn't see anything wrong.  I doubt that she saw anything.  I asked about an xray, and she said she would arrange it.  I waited a week, then called more than once to find out about the xray appointment, and no one answered the phone.       I went to another doctor who promptly arranged the xray(s), reviewed them, and solved the problem.     Dr. Corey simply did not do her job in my case. I would certainly not go back to her, nor would I suggest her to anyone.

My experience was positive. I had been having intermittent ear aches on one side. She gave some practical suggestions and I have not had another ear ache since. That was about two years ago. Yeah!

Dr. Corey is very professional and highly meticulous. She was very innovative and thorough in solving a very painful sinus infection I had when nothing else worked.  I'm feeling so much better. Such a relief! Thank you, Dr. Corey!I just referred to her my son's father in law who is dealing with a painful ear infection.  I am confident Dr Corey can solve his issue, as well.-Michael PerkinsKensington, CA

Dr. Corey is an excellent doctor. I have chronic sinus problem which used to get infected annually or bi-annually and I would end up using antibiotics. After I started to see Dr. Corey for the last 6+ years, I never had any sinus infection thanks to her suggested preventative treatment.  Dr. Corey is excellent for any other ENT issues as well and I have total trust in her.

Today I went to Dr. Corey's clinic for the first time for an ear cleaning to remove wax.  For the past four decades, this experience with other doctors and facilities was usually a trauma.  With Dr. Corey, this process was successful and even pleasant.  I was extremely impressed with Dr. Corey's depth of knowledge and responsiveness and skills and highly recommend her to others.I will definitely return to her for my regular ear cleanings.

0. I went to Dr. C's office for "Curcumen"-ear wax removal, referred by my Doc's office, over busy, in transition to new MD. Off I went. Appt for curcumen was clearly not relayed from front desk. My expectation, some kind assist would take out the wax. I arrived, Dr. C. came in, said there was no such referring arrangement between the 2 offices, clearly had not informed fr. front. Irritate, she became agitated, hostile, asking did I have an ear doc? I was confused, certainly by the energetic, and tired, chasing a 4 yr. old all morning. I said I don't know. Maybe? Not a consent for 1st exam. After 7 min+ - of frustration, Dr. C did a quick exam of both ears, Pulled wax from one. Other, too painful. Thrust Dubrov forward. When I asked what it contained, she did not answer and walked out. Charge to medicare $544. When I finally received visit notes, they were lifted from internet entirely, minus ear glance notes.. Mine, medical family, In practice myself 29 yrs. Sorry.

0. I went to Dr. C's office for "Curcumen"-ear wax removal, referred by my wonderful Doc's office, over busy, in transition to new MD. Off I went. Appt for curcumen was clearly not relayed from front desk. My expectation, some kind assist would take out the wax. I arrived, Dr. C. came in, said there was no such referring arrangement between the 2 offices, clearly had not been informed fr. front. Irritate, she became agitated, hostile, asking did I have an ear doc? I was confused, certainly by the energetic, and tired, chasing a 4 yr. old all morning. I said I don't know. Maybe not? Don't remember. Not a consent for 1st exam. After 7 min+ - of frustration, Dr. C did a quick exam of both ears, Pulled wax from one. Other, too painful. Thrust Dubrov forward. When I asked what it contained, she did not answer and walked out. Charge to medicare $544. Appointment, max 20 min. When I finally received requested visit notes, they were lifted from internet entirely, minus ear glance notes.. Mine, medical family: Grandma W. went to Tufts in 1906!; Her father, beloved eye surgeon, built a hospital, later, Maine Medical Center.  I saw patients, in Chinese medicine for 29 years.   We all take the same Ethical pledge - Approved Jun 12, 2020