Kimberly A. Wood's Online Review Report Card
2.9
Average Star Rating
106
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Kimberly A. Wood's Reviews
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Dr Wood treated me for years. When I began having addiction and mental health issues my care changed. She has no insight into behavioral health. She's only in office 2 days a month as she works for va primarily these days. Beware of provider. For 5 years I've had a blood disorder that was ignored.
Wouldn’t allow me to come into the office without a mask but all of the people sitting together in the office were not wearing masks. I had been a long time patient there but I will never go back there! Very sad that a doctors office turns people away when there is no pandemic…. Even the cdc says there is no health emergency anymore. Been in there during the pandemic and I didn’t wear one then but I have to now. So weird and sad! No thanks!
We love doctor Woods but her office staff is HORRIBLE. The front receptionist Chris is always rude.
Does not get back to you after any kind of tests or labs, you have to call them and then "good luck". You are you care provider here, not them! Hopefully any tests you have done are not life threatening, they are definatly looking out for you!!
Insist on staff covering for her for being 2-4 hours behind on scheduled appts. "EVERYTIME". Will prescribe medication that can damage your organs if taken longer than 3months maximum, yet continues to refill orders for over a year. Leaving the patient to do their own research and stopping meds. Once I started to see the nurse practitioner, so as to get in and out within a hour, Never saw or heard from the doctor again (over 5 yrs.), no follow up with her. Does not keep check on her patients. Other than Initial start up visit, "Wellness Checks" consist of "ONLY" temperatures and listening to lungs. Never had a pap smear, breast exam or anything normally consisting of a yearly exam. Very Poor billing practices. Will automatically bill patients for lab, even though not done there. Billing tries months later to charge "again" for co-pays they have not recorded. Have to keep "Very Good" checks on your own billing and best to pay with Credit Card, so as to easily prove payments.
I have had Kim Woods for a doctor for over 20 yrs I highly recommend her.If your looking for a good caring doctor consider her she is very knowledgeable she has good caring staff too.
I have been a patient of Dr. Wood for over 25 years. She knows me personally and keeps a close eye on every aspect of my health. When I have needed surgery, she has recommended the best surgeons, no matter what hospital they use. Once she is able to see me, Dr. Wood provides her undivided attention to my concerns.
She is the most wonderful woman. So calm, collected and humble. She listens and cares for her patients. I appreciate her and all of her staff for taking care of me.
Dr Wood was my son’s primary care doctor. My son was 19, and had Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. My son went in with his caregiver for a check up, and Dr Wood noticed he was out of it and glassy eyed. She did not notice he was gulping for air. His lungs were getting weaker and CO2 was building up. Rather than investing what this could mean medically, Dr Wood assumed he was being given marijuana by his caregiver. She sent him home, then sent sent him a letter dismissing him from her care. 2 days later my son almost died from Co2 build up and had to be intubated and in the ICU.
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