Marcin Baber's Online Review Report Card

My child experienced an ear problem that was not effectively addressed by the initial doctor at Duly. Upon returning home, the issue persisted. Subsequently, we sought the assistance of another doctor who successfully resolved the issue. Today, we got the bill from Duly. Under my insurance, I should be responsible for copay but we are charged with $155, which is equivalent to out of pocket cost without insurance. The other doctor, who cured my child's problem, charged reasonable $30 copay. My recent encounters with Duly this year have led me to believe that the organization has significant problems with its billing processes. I suspect that I have been overcharged by hundreds of dollars. If it's not absolutely necessary to utilize Duly, I would strongly recommend exploring alternative healthcare providers. There are reputable options available that offer reasonable fees for their services.

My husband, son and myself have been seeing Dr. Baber for over 10 years.We would never see someone different. His exam was very through, Listened to every thing I said. We made a plan together about how to proceed with my care. Very oersonablen

Dr wright is incredible! Over all great practice fast service!

Dr Christine Solans is very unprofessional and being a new graduate, it shows with her LACK of professionalism ,empathy, and communication skills with a new patient for an annual physical she did not do the entire physical and build the insurance. she refused to complete the appointment with my annual gyno that was scheduled with my physical. I was spoken down to going over general question's and conversation on the 1st time visit. I felt very uncomfortable with her tone and actions toward me directly when asked her about this she became very dismissive and caring and then refused to do the entire visit scheduled I never have been so disrespected ,discriminated against and humiliated by a doctor.

My experience, rated and noted: - Dr./patient communication, 0 of 10; Dr. was very patronizing and felt reading/writing errors (due to reading/writing errors) were funny. - Proactive medicine, 0 of 10. Dr. is strictly reactive (wait for issues to arise, then take action) - Office staff, 7 of 10; I brought a hard copy of my medical history with me to my first annual physical but no one wanted to take it. After 3 attempts and being told to hold it or pass it along to someone else, I just kept it. - Organization, 3 of 10; discussion in office were not well noted.

My experience, rated and noted: - Dr./patient communication, 0/10; Dr. was very patronizing and laughed at a writing error (due to a reading/writing disability, which I told him I have) - Proactive and preventative medicine, 2/10. Dr. is strictly reactive (wait for issues to arise, then take action) - Patient care, 5/10; annual physical was incomplete, per insurance requirements - Office staff, 7/10; I brought a hard copy of my official medical history with me to my first annual physical but no one wanted to take it. After 3 attempts and being told to hold it or pass it along to someone else, I just kept it - Organization, 3/10; the in-office discussion was not well noted

My experience, rated and noted: - Dr./patient communication, 0/10; Dr. was very patronizing and laughed at a writing error (due to a reading/writing disability, which I told him I have) - Proactive and preventative medicine, 2/10. Dr. is strictly reactive (wait for issues to arise, then take action) - Patient care, 5/10; annual physical was incomplete, per insurance requirements - Office staff, 7/10; I brought a hard copy of my official medical history with me to my first annual physical but no one wanted to take it. After 3 attempts and being told to hold it or pass it along to someone else, I just kept it - Organization, 3/10; the in-office discussion was not well noted

My experience, rated and noted: - Dr./patient communication, 0 of 10; Dr. was very patronizing and felt reading/writing errors (due to reading/writing disorder) were funny. - Proactive medicine, 0 of 10. Dr. is strictly reactive (wait for issues to arise, then take action) - Office staff, 7 of 10; I brought a hard copy of my medical history with me to my first annual physical but no one wanted to take it. After 3 attempts and being told to hold it or pass it along to someone else, I just kept it. - Organization, 3 of 10; discussion in office were not well noted.

My experience, rated and noted: - Dr./patient communication, 0/10; Dr. was very patronizing and laughed at a writing error (due to a reading/writing disability, which I told him I have) - Proactive and preventative medicine, 2/10. Dr. is strictly reactive (wait for issues to arise, then take action) - Patient care, 5/10; annual physical was incomplete, per insurance requirements - Office staff, 7/10; I brought a hard copy of my official medical history with me to my first annual physical but no one wanted to take it. After 3 attempts and being told to hold it or pass it along to someone else, I just kept it - Organization, 3/10; the in-office discussion was not well noted

C- MD at best. The responses I received to my questions were border line ignorant!