Andrea Haller's Online Review Report Card
3.4
Average Star Rating
56
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Dr. Andrea Haller received 62.5% positive feedback, with patients praising her thoroughness, knowledge, and effective treatment. However, 37.5% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing condescending behavior, rushed consultations, and poor bedside manner. Overall, while Dr. Haller's medical expertise is valued, improving her interpersonal skills could enhance patient satisfaction.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Andrea Haller's Reviews
Dr. Haller may be educated but not very smart or capable of leading a team around her. Her and her staff's continual errors in scheduling of appointments, sending reminders and then indicating you are not on the schedule, incorrectly making notification to state that suspended driver's license, scheduling testing and leaving a message with concerns of the results but never following up on those additional tests (reminded on three (3) occasions) with no results.
This office can not get out of it's own way of errors. There was just one visit conducted with a second one that was supposed to have taken place but first the office called to cancel because doctor was not available, then they miss scheduled to the point we get a reminder call about the appointment that we had scheduled and then do not have one when appearing at the office for the scheduled time. Additionally, they provided miss information, with doctor and staff error, mother's driver licenses was accidently temporarily suspended due to their error in processing information (understand this has taken place multiple times) have had MRI results that were concerning and called the office multiple times for referral information but they can never seem to figure it out but will call back, and do not. But they were the original ones to leave a message about needing further testing.
Andrea Haller may be a Harvard graduate but she missed the class on bedside manner. I've never dealt with a more rude, overbearing person in my life!! She had me in tears my first visit and told me to get a new attitude. I refuse to call her doctor because she did nothing for me besides ruining my chances of getting help at Cleveland Clinic. After running a few tests and pushing me off on her nurse practioner she let me know she found nothing and was sending me to Cleveland. Her nurse practioner, Brittony Rogers, tried to act like Andrea. First time she met me she told me I need an attitude adjustment before I even talked to her about my issues. When Cleveland Clinic called to set me up with an appointment they informed me they would not diagnose me because Andrea's diagnosis indicated all I need was some physical therapy and a psychiatrist!! If you believe I'm a disgruntled patient believe me, I AM!! She is horrible and the other reviews on here will confirm what I'm saying.
Was so impressed by Dr. Haller. She saw my husband today and he got a through examination. She gave us so much information on my husbands illness. I can easily recommend her for people with neurological problems. She is a excellent doctor.
Unfortunately went to Dr Haller because I was passing out. From the second she walked into my room she was condescending & accused me of lying. Dr. Haller made an extremely inappropriate comment saying “I was making her depressed & since I’m rubbing my depression off on her then I obviously needed to go to a psychiatric hospital.” Really? Of course I’m going to be depressed when you are treating me like this. I begged her to do a tilt table test to rule out POTS. She told me it was unnecessary & she wasn’t going to order a test that I didn’t need for an issue I was “making up” She said I don’t know talking about & she was the one with a Harvard degree. I ended up crying because of how terrible she treated me. I never went back for my follow up visit & went to a different doctor that ordered a tilt table test. The tilt table test results showed that I had POTS with syncope. Dr Haller, people like you have no place in healthcare. Too bad Harvard couldn’t teach you to be a better person.
I unfortunately saw Dr Haller because I was passing out. From the second she walked into my room she was condescending & accused me of lying. Dr. Haller made an extremely inappropriate comment saying “I was making her depressed & since I’m rubbing my depression off on her then I obviously needed to go to a psychiatric hospital.” Really? Of course I’m going to be depressed when you are treating me like this. I begged her to do a tilt table test to rule out POTS. She told me it was unnecessary & she wasn’t going to order a test that I didn’t need for an issue I was “making up” She said I don’t know talking about & she was the one with a Harvard degree. I ended up crying because of how terrible she treated me. I never went back for my follow up visit & went to a different doctor that ordered a tilt table test. The tilt table test results showed that I had POTS with syncope. Dr Haller, people like you have no place in healthcare. Too bad Harvard couldn’t teach you to be a better person.
I am thankful that my granddaughters were allowed to accompany me at my appointment with Dr. Haller
Very timely and did a great job of informing me of the issues. Listen to me and explained issues in terms I can understand. Very kind and positive.
Great! It was easy and informative. I feel confident in Dr.Haller and am glad she is my Dr. She is always willing to help and easy to communicate with.
I believe she is trying to help me with my issues. She is great.
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