James Yerger's Online Review Report Card
2.8
Average Star Rating
20
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of James Yerger's Reviews
My daughter's visit with Dr. Yerger was horrible today. After waiting for more than an hour to see him (although the front desk had told us it was slow in the office and a good time to come in), he did not address her serious pain (headache, ears, etc). Looked at her ears and said "yea, they don't look too good". Gave her a C19 test (results in a few days) and told her to take ibuprofen every couple of hours. The visit was done in less than 10 minutes. Seriously, she waits in extreme pain for over an hour and is then told to take ibuprofen? She is 18 and so she went to this visit alone (I'm afraid of getting C19 if she has it). She doesn't know how to advocate for herself well and this doctor took advantage of that. Now, I can't take her to another doc today because insurance won't pay for 2 visits in one day. Primary Health better wipe this visit off the books...because nothing really happened during it. I need to get my daughter to a real doctor...today!
My daughter's visit with Dr. Yerger was horrible today. After waiting for more than an hour to see him (although the front desk had told us it was slow in the office and a good time to come in), he did not address her serious pain (headache, ears, etc). Looked at her ears and said "yea, they don't look too good". Gave her a C19 test (results in a few days) and told her to take ibuprofen every couple of hours. The visit was done in less than 10 minutes. Seriously, she waits in extreme pain for over an hour and is then told to take ibuprofen? She is 18 and so she went to this visit alone (I'm afraid of getting C19 if she has it). She doesn't know how to advocate for herself well and this doctor took advantage of that. Now, I can't take her to another doc today because insurance won't pay for 2 visits in one day. Primary Health better wipe this visit off the books...because nothing really happened during it. I need to get my daughter to a real doctor...today!
Fast, friendly, professional, and efficient.
My husband saw Dr. Yerger for a cough, chest tightness that he had been having for about 5 days. He felt awful and knew it was something that wasn't getting better on its own. Dr Yeger was less than thorough and said it would just need to run its course. He didn't even get a chest X-ray to rule out pneumonia. So my husband went home and an hour later he had a fever, was vomiting, and could barely move. Come to find out he did have pneumonia and was started on antibiotics by another provider. Dr. Yeger did not have great bedside manner and made my husband feel stupid for seeking medical treatment when he actually was very sick! Avoid primary health in Eagle, Idaho!
Yerger is a great doc and doesnt make u feel like a pill seeker
My boyfriend sought treatment from Dr. Yerger for a potential UTI, only to be told that he thought he had an STD, an even prescribed treatment for it (i.e., a hefty shot in the bottom and a heavy dose of antibiotics). All of this before receiving the lab work. In the end, there was no STD and we went through alot of unnecessary anquish based on this doctor's unfounded speculation.
Dr Yerger gave me an antibiotic for sinus infection even though he claimed I only had a virus. When my sinus infection didn't clear up he refused to give me a different antibiotic because "It was only a virus". My sinus infection is still bothering me and I will have to go to another physician to get it cleared up.
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