Derek Vigil's Online Review Report Card
Derek Vigil
4.2
Average Star Rating
127
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Derek Vigil's Reviews
Dr. VIGIL WAS ABLE TO DIAGNOSE MY PROBLEM IN THE FIRST VISIT.OFFICE WAS CLEAN AND BRIGHT WITH PLEASANT AND COURTEOUS STAFF.I WAS ABLE TO GET AN APPOINTMENT WITHIN A FEW DAYS.
I've been going to Dr Vigil for over 10 years now and was happy with the office until I found out today they no longer take my insurance. I have had my bloodwork scheduled for about 8 months now and called the office this morning to confirm day and time and was told my insurance was no longer accepted as of Jan 2020 and my appointment had been cancelled. Would have been nice to have been given a heads up so that I could have rescheduled my bloodwork before the end of the year. The lady on the phone basically said she was sorry but nothing she could do. It sucks to have a Dr so long only to be told see ya later, find another Dr.
although I really like this Doctor and I find he listens to you and really communicates His office suks. I had to make an appointment three months in advance that's ok its normal but I called today to see if I could see him because I was sick they said no but I could go to the PA ,I said ok then they asked me about my insurance company I was told they No longer take my Insurance. I said why wasn't I called and told and all I got is I am sorry. Conviva took over the office ..no matter what I will not go with conviva. ever .The Doctor is great tho
i assume this is the same Derek Vigil working one mile away at 190 JFK Drive currentlyI arrived for my initial visit with Dr Vigil today and was handed new patient forms to fill out- The forms had been copied so many times and the letters were so small, they were virtually impossible to read in many places. You’d have to be an expert in miniature writing to get your phone number squeezed in where they wanted it. On the top of page 2 were about 8 numbered blank spaces to be filled in with no heading advising what info they were requesting. Evidently the heading was cut-off somewhere between the 10th and 432nd copy being made.I asked the girl at the desk what was being asked for at the top of page 2 and she did not know nor did any of the other three ladies there including who i was told was the office manager.While i was at the desk, i also tried to point out how poor the copies were visually, and the lack of room to fill in a telephone number but was rudely talked over for half of it so im not sure they heard all of what i was saying. I did say this is the first thing a new patient sees and you are not making a good impression. I think they heard that. I Never raised my voice or expressed a lot of attitude and was only trying to point out obvious deficiencies so they could address them.The lady in front of me turned in her papers saying "I filled in what i could but i couldnt't read most of it" I was not alone. Another man approached the desk asking for clarification on the forms and must have said "Yes i know that, what I am asking is........." FOUR TIMES before they understood his question. It wasn't him, trust me.I gave the girl a copy of my most recent MRI and asked her to make a copy and give mine back to me. I was only through maybe 12 of the 15 pages when i was called into see the Dr. not realizing my copy of the MRI had never been returned.Long story short; we amicably discussed my Medical history, plus he himself stated that the 'initial visit' patient forms were awful and needed to be done over. He also advised that it was too late in the day to take blood ( It was 1:40) and i would have to make another appointment with him or the lab itself. I expressed some mild surprise, no anger whatsoever at this-having never encountered such a thing in my prior 70 years.At some point with my MRI in his hand, the Dr asked if this was his copy. I said they were supposed to make a copy for you and give me mine back but i guess they never did that-He said something similar to "Oh Well' and i said "I guess competence at that level is hard to find." With that he said with attitude "You know sir, you have been making negative comments since you first walked in here-You know you are free to walk out that door at anytime" Im not going to be sassed by this twerp so out i walked and was sure to call him a jerk as i left. I wish i could leave no stars on this review.PS- There is less than a 5 minute wait to see DR Vigil and now you know why!
Worst experience ever! Very poor bedside manners and should be ashamed to call himself a doctor. Too much to explain on a comment. If you are looking for good healthcare ho
Best of the best! Ease of getting appointment and doctors competence are the CRITICAL issues. The rest is expected but not critical but important. John Logsdon
I'm 70 years old. Dr Vigil and his staff provided the worst Dr visit experience of my life
I arrived for my initial visit with Dr Vigil today and was handed new patient forms to fill out- The forms had been copied so may times and the letters were so small they were hard to read in many places. On the top of page 2 were about 8 numbered blank spaces to be filled in with no heading advising what info they were requesting. I asked jthe girl at the desk what was being asked for and she diid not know nor did any of the other three ladies there including who i was told was the office manager. While i was at the desk, i also tried to point out how poor the copies were visually and the lack of room to fill in a telephone number but was rudely talked over for half of it so im not sure they heard all of what i was saying. I did say this is the first thing a new patient sees and you are not making a good impression. Never raised my voice or expressed attitude. The lady in front of me turned in her papers saying "I filled in what i could but i couldnt't read most of it" I was not alone. Another man approached the desk asking for clarification on the forms and must have said "Yes i know that, what I am asking is........." FOUR TIMES before they understood his question. It wasn't him, trust me. I gave the girl a copy of my most recent MRI and asked her to make a copy and give mine back to me. I was only through maybe 12 of the 15 pages when i was called into see the Dr. Long story short; we amicably discussed my Medical history, plus he himself stated that the 'initial visit' patient forms were awful and needed to be done over. At some point with my MRI in his hand, the Dr asked if this was his copy. I said they were supposed to make a copy for you and give me mine back but i guess they never did that-He said something similar to "Oh Well' and i said "I guess competence at that level is hard to find" with that he said "You know sir, you have been making negative comments since you first walked in here-You know you are free to walk out that door at anytime" Im not going to be sassed by this twerp so out i walked calling him a jerk as i left.
I have to admit I'm very surprised at the negative reviews here - I've been seeing Dr. Vigil for over four years and have always found him and his staff to be very kind, helpful, professional and efficient regardless of his association with MCCI medical group (still seeing him as part of MCCI now) ...
They've been my family Dr. for many years and I trust and appreciate their expertise, professionalism, patience, kindness, genuine concern and good listening skills.
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