Lee Voulters's Online Review Report Card
Lee Voulters
3.2
Average Star Rating
38
Total Reviews
3
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Lee Voulters's Reviews
Horrible demeanor. Felt like I was intruding on his precious time. Talked down to me, and I felt like I was having to defend myself against his questioning. Dont think Ive ever been to a doctor that I dislike more. Will never go back.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Horrible experience. Felt like I was having to defend myself against him. He is arrogant and talks down to you. I dont trust him and will never be back.
Reviewed On WebMD
Had 6month follow up appointment. original appointment was changed 1hr earlier waited in exam room for 1hr still didn't see Dr. Two other exam rooms did. Got up walked out
Reviewed On Google
Communicates poorly. Doesn’t listen to patient. There were many issues I had with his arrogant demeanor. But I decided to leave his practice when he announced it was time to treat my “life-long migraines with injections”. I’ve never had migraines. I had been seeing Dr. Voulters for pain on the crown of my head that resulted from a sodden ceiling falling on my head. Much like a hatchet cleaving the bone. Also of concern, when I read the Clinical Notes of the visit it did NOT reflect the medical evaluation I received either by the Dr or his Assistant. Having retired from Emory Healthcare where I was an Accreditation Specialist, II found this most concerning.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Good doctor
Reviewed On Google
Dr Voulters is one of the best dude cries on the coast..
Reviewed On Google
I was a little nervous bc of the reviews but ive been to see Dr. Voulters twice now and had a good experience both times. He was nice, quick but efficient. Answered my questions. The office staff was kind as well.
Reviewed On Google
I visited him at the Gulfport, MS clinic. About my 3rd visit I decided I would not go back. On that visit he asked me a couple of questions, only looked up at me once because he was too busy playing on his cell phone. In fact I don't even think he was listening to my answers because he was so absorbed with his cell. There is a sign in the office for patients not use cell phones. I guess he thinks this doesn't apply to him. I'll find a new doctor. I will call and complain to the Gulfport Memorial. I doubt they will do anything. They treat their doctors gods and they can't do anything wrong.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
About my 3rd visit I decided to not go back. On that visit he asked me a couple of questions, only looked up at be once because he was too busy playing on his cell phone. In fact I don't even think he was listening to my answers because he was so absorbed with his cell. There is a sign in the office for patients to not use cell phones. I guess he thinks this doesn't apply to him. I'll find a new doctor. I will all complain to the hospital.
Reviewed On RateMDs
Dr was fine, 1st visit. Was told he was ordering an mri. 10 days later, called, held for 15 min, was told they would refer my inquiry to his nurse to call me back. Poorly managed staff & not enough people to answer phone, 15 min hold is ridiculous for a dr office. Then operator can’t read chart to tell me it was ordered or who dropped the process. A little more attention to customer concerns is not too much to ask or a major expense if you are that busy!!
Reviewed On Google
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