Dr. Amy Ney's Online Review Report Card
Dr. Amy Ney
4.3
Average Star Rating
57
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Dr. Amy Ney's Reviews
Great Doctor no nonsense gets to the bottom of your problem
Patiently listened to all of my concerns and provided thoughtful responses and solutions. Phenomenal physician.
Moved out of town, requested a simple antibiotic for Rosacea due to a breakout, and very uncomfortable. Have been a patient for years, just relocated from Chesterfield, to Boulder, but said I was not seen in the last year (maybe due to COVID) and to go to an urgent care center. Look as an RN for 40 years I know Doxycycline a broad-spectrum antibiotic was not a critical care medicine, but to ask me to go to urgent care and wait for hours with people getting tested for COVID is more of a risk. I am 62. Then I get a certified letter that they won't see me anymore? Did she not understand that I moved and was out of state seeking treatment for a condition she has given me countless refills for in 100 count bottles. I self-treated with Benedryl and anti-itch cream. I got the response, " Sorry that is our office Policy", from the physician. I thought the Hippocratic Oath was to treat. Do you think this is some scam I am running to get access to a 60-year-old antibiotic?
Moved out of town, requested a simple antibiotic for Rosacea due to a breakout, and very uncomfortable. Have been a patient for years, just relocated from Chesterfield, to Boulder, but said I was not seen in the last year (maybe due to COVID) and to go to an urgent care center. Look as an RN for 40 years I know Doxycycline a broad-spectrum antibiotic was not a critical care medicine, but to ask me to go to urgent care and wait for hours with people getting tested for COVID is more of a risk. I am 62. Then I get a certified letter that they won't see me anymore? Did she not understand that I moved and was out of state seeking treatment for a condition she has given me countless refills for in 100 count bottles. I self-treated with Benedryl and anti-itch cream. I got the response, " Sorry that is our office Policy", from the physician. I thought the Hippocratic Oath was to treat. Do you think this is some scam I am running to get access to a 60-year-old antibiotic?
Dr Ney did my skin check and was very thorough. Her staff was also very accommodating. I recommend her to everyone!
Dr. Ney spoke to fast for a geriatric patient; She assumed that patient would come in for further treatment without personally explaining the cancer present even though after showing the medically written synopsis from lab one of the alternatives should have been to watch and do nothing given the patient's age. Suggest getting a second opinion. Dr. Ney was dismissive to the patient.
Dr. Ney was timely, thorough and forthright in taking care of me. Perhaps one of the best physician visits I've ever had.
Pleasant and personable, thorough, asks and answers questions. Highly recommended.
Dr. Ney is the best dermatologist that I have ever had. She is friendly, yet efficient. If there is a problem like a suspicious mole, she will remove/biopsy it right away. She is very gentle and thorough; making sure there is nothing that needs to be treated. She makes a possibly negative experience very positive. I would be happy to recommend her.
Dr. Ney, her assistant Angela, and the entire staff were very professional and thorough. They all seem to be very caring people, putting the patient's needs first. The only problem I had was having to wait for a few months to get my initial appointment with Dr. Ney.
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