Eric Ball's Online Review Report Card
Eric Ball
4.4
Average Star Rating
35
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Eric Ball's Reviews
The staff that manages medical records neglect their duty to perform. We moved out of state and my new ped has sent out MULTIPLE STAT orders for medical records and they ignore it. We have called multiple times and they claim they'll send it before the end of the day. It never happens!! It's been going on for a week now. All our time wasted. Please!!!!! Send those medical records!!!!! WE NEED THEM.
Reviewed On Google
Great experience we were able to get an appointment within two weeks of calling for the first time.The staff was helpful and friendly.We didnt have to wait more than a couple minutes for the doctor.
Reviewed On Google
Great experience, we were able to get an appointment within two weeks of calling for the first time.The staff was helpful and friendly.We didn't have to wait more than a couple minutes for the doctor.
Reviewed On Google
First let me say that I love our doctor Dr. Ball. He has always been great. That said the office is awful particularly if you require after hours care. We were referred to KidsDoc with our 2 month old baby. My review of KidsDoc deserves a post of its own but suffice to say I will not be returning. Ever. When we next needed help I called and was told KidsDoc was my only option. I told them I didnt use KidsDoc and was told by the exchange that it was my only choice other than the ER. I was fuming. I emailed Dr. Ball and expressed my frustration and explained that I would be leaving as I refuse to return to KidsDoc. Dr. Ball told me I always had the option of talking to a SOCPA doctor and I agreed to stay. Tonight I needed to talk to a doctor regarding my son and the exchange doctor gave me the same story regarding KidsDoc. I told her I was told I could speak to a doctor anytime and while she eventually connected me both she and the on call doctor acted extremely put out. I suppose it would be a fine practice if you had older children or were not a first time parent but for us the after hours options are beyond unacceptable.
Reviewed On Vitals
First, let me say that I love our doctor, Dr. Ball. He has always been great. That said, the office is awful, particularly if you require after hours care. We were referred to KidsDoc with our 2 month old baby. My review of KidsDoc deserves a post of it's own, but suffice to say I will not be returning. Ever. When we next needed help, I called and was told KidsDoc was my only option. I told them I didn't use KidsDoc and was told by the exchange that it was my only choice other than the ER. I was fuming. I emailed Dr. Ball and expressed my frustration and explained that I would be leaving as I refuse to return to KidsDoc. Dr. Ball told me I always had the option of talking to a SOCPA doctor and I agreed to stay. Tonight, I needed to talk to a doctor regarding my son and the exchange doctor gave me the same story regarding KidsDoc. I told her I was told I could speak to a doctor anytime and while she eventually connected me, both she and the on call doctor acted extremely put out. I suppose it would be a fine practice if you had older children or were not a first time parent, but for us, the after hours options are beyond unacceptable.
Reviewed On Vitals
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