Brent E.Tabor's Online Review Report Card
Brent E.Tabor
3.2
Average Star Rating
17
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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Medical School
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Graduation Year
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Review Summary
Dr. Tabor received 52.9% positive feedback, with patients praising the thoroughness, professionalism, and informative care. However, 47.1% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing poor administrative communication, rushed consultations, and scheduling issues. Overall, the practice offers solid medical expertise but needs better administrative support and communication.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Brent E.Tabor's Reviews
Thought he was great and staff was all super friendly. He was very helpful. Would recommend!
I visited Dr. Tabor because of some bad runner's toe I got from training for a marathon. The toenails needed to be treated but the care I received was horrible from beginning to end. I waited an hour to be seen after leaving work early making the visit rushed because it was past 5. He inspected my foot and immediately said that I was not meant to run because of my toes and tried to sell me on expensive inserts, not all minding how hurtful that is to hear and swallow in the middle of marathon training. Dr. Tabor then decided to remove the toenails with no warning (no local anesthetic given). I just about fainted from the visceral reaction. He put band-aids on my toes and sent me on my way with no directions on how to treat my toes or recover. I was then billed $200+ for the 10 minutes it took to mangle my toes and keep me from running for a week. I was also billed for tests that I did not know were taken. I called and emailed to inquire about the experience and received a snippy attitude about how in "30 years he had never needed to explain to someone how to take care of their wounds". My visit resulted in horrible throbbing pain and slow recovery. My toes look awful to this day (afraid to wear sandals) and worst of all, I was belittled about the whole interaction. Experiences like these are why doctors make the medical industry so hard to trust. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.
Update: 11-09-2320 Dr. Tabor called me at 6PM today while I was at Dinner. Dr. Tabor proceeded to explain that during the more than 5 weeks since my appointment, he was on vacation and had the unfortunate luck of experiencing deaths in both he and his Spouse’s close family. While I am humbly reminded that others can experience unforeseen challenges, I must stand behind my initial review. In my initial review, I identified an administrative failure not necessarily issues with the Doctor’s performance. As a patient experiencing pain and seeking care, I am not sure the expectation is that I be burdened with finding out the provider’s schedule. In fact, that very responsibility rest with the provider’s administrative staff to communicate with patients about delays, scheduling conflicts, and expectations. Further, there is a question of medical ethics here too. If a provider cannot take care of a patient for whatever reason, shouldn’t other providers be referred to the patient? I have made mistakes in life too and know that sometimes things just don’t work out. That said, I should not be scolded by a provider for advocating for my care and quality of the ancillary services that make patient care possible. I wish Dr. Tabor and his practice well, but I did not feel cared for or welcomed and my trust in the provider was completely eroded. Lastly, Dr. Tabor shared that a key member of his administrative staff is his spouse. I would submit that changes in his administrative staff’s performance are needed, perhaps his relationship with a key member of his staff is impacting his ability to correct the service issues that I have shared. I am a current patient of Dr. Tabor whose treatment requires a surgical procedure, soon to be former patient. Dr. Tabor provided standard professional care in assessing my condition and in identifying a treatment plan. Notwithstanding Dr. Tabor’s excellence of care, the staff serving his practice, and in particular the individual scheduling procedures, are simply failing the practice and patients. My initial visit was in late September of 2023 and as of today (11/7/2023), the individual scheduling my procedure has not called me to inform me of further steps or to establish expectations for how long the process might be. In fact, had I not started calling over the last 4 days, I am not confident that any of Dr. Tabor’s administrative staff would have reached out to me. The provider can only share their expertise if supporting staff is passionate and engaged in the practice of serving patients. Unfortunately, I am afraid that if I were a patient without the ability to advocate for myself, Dr. Tabor’s staff could likely mistreat me or exponentially weaken the quality of my care. The last comment that was made to me this morning was, “I don’t really know why Ms. Lisa has taken so long to get back to you, to tell you the truth I just started here and don’t really know what’s going on with your case,” followed by a dial tone. I feel like maybe the Doctor does not want me as a patient and the staff is just pushing me off. This is a terrible feeling because my foot hurts and finding a good Podiatric provider can be a challenge. I am hoping the staff might improve when they see this review!
Didn’t even get my appointment. Arrived to the location and after entering the front door, the sign outside where the office was supposed to be said to go around the building. I am disabled and in a wheelchair and this made me late. Once I got there they told me the doctor couldn’t see me because I was late after failing to mention beforehand that there are extra steps to enter the office.
Didn’t even get my appointment. Arrived to the location and after entering the front door, the sign outside where the office was supposed to be said to go around the building. I am disabled and in a wheelchair and this made me late. Once I got there they told me the doctor couldn’t see me because I was late after failing to mention beforehand that there are extra steps to enter the office.
I am a current patient of Dr. Tabor whose treatment requires a surgical procedure, soon to be former patient. Dr. Tabor provided standard professional care in assessing my condition and in identifying a treatment plan.Notwithstanding Dr. Tabor’s excellence of care, the staff serving his practice, and in particular the individual scheduling procedures, are simply failing the practice and patients.My initial visit was in late September of 2023 and as of today (11/7/2023), the individual scheduling my procedure has not called me to inform me of further steps or to establish expectations for how long the process might be. In fact, had I not started calling over the last 4 days, I am not confident that any of Dr. Tabor’s administrative staff would have reached out to me.The provider can only share their expertise if supporting staff is passionate and engaged in the practice of serving patients.Unfortunately, I am afraid that if I were a patient without the ability to advocate for my
5 starts from appointment to surgical procedure. Dr. Tabor and his entire team were thorough and informative. I would definitely recommend.
Such a kind man! Very informative. Follows you closely until your feet feel better! Thank you!
Restroom not working at time of visit in entire building at Forestville office. How disgusting and horrible for patients. Office staff didn't even have the decency to offer their facilities. Free clinics are better. Won't be returning. Enough said.
Love it, his staff and him were very professional, thorough and amazing.
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