Irene Lambiris's Online Review Report Card

My father suffered 2 strokes within 6 weeks, and after the second was her patient. Her bedside manner was condescending, distasteful, and she acted like he was just a number taking up a bed. She gave little to no information about his prognosis, and in front of him, rudely said "I don't see him making it to rehab, or home without hospice," and argued with my mom about how she didn't think we realized "how sick he is." He was diagnosed with cancer in 2013, we have known he is sick for ten years. She kept harping about how he's not making it to rehab, and we need to be realistic, and how he's in such a "fragile state." My mom said she would rather cross that bridge when we get there, and Dr. responded "we're at the bridge. We're looking at the bridge" and disrespectfully clapped her hands as she said it, saying it right in front of my dad, knocking all hope out of him. It's evident that she does not view her patients as people, but rather a bed. I question her ability as a professional.

My father suffered 2 strokes within 6 weeks, and after the second was her patient. Her bedside manner was condescending, distasteful, and she acted like he was just a number taking up a bed. She gave little to no information about his prognosis, and in front of him, rudely said "I don't see him making it to rehab, or home without hospice," and argued with my mom about how she didn't think we realized ...

My father suffered 2 strokes within 6 weeks, and after the second was her patient. Her bedside manner was condescending, distasteful, and she acted like he was just a number taking up a bed. She gave little to no information about his prognosis, and in front of him, rudely said "I don't see him making it to rehab, or home without hospice," and argued with my mom about how she didn't think we realized "how sick he is." He was diagnosed with cancer in 2013, we have known he is sick for ten years. She kept harping about how he's not making it to rehab, and we need to be realistic, and how he's in such a "fragile state." My mom said she would rather cross that bridge when we get there, and Dr. responded "we're at the bridge. We're looking at the bridge" and disrespectfully clapped her hands as she said it, saying it right in front of my dad, knocking all hope out of him. It's evident that she does not view her patients as people, but rather a bed. I question her ability as a professional.

She was assigned my wife’s cause at Mountain View Hospital. She spent about 5 minutes with my wife for acute severe vertigo. My wife had a MRI and CAT Scan. These were never discussed with her. The physical therapist came by to give her therapy and because of my wife’s condition was unable to help much. He suggest another medication to help with vertigo. Apparently the doctor either did not read the report or ignored it. The doctor was suppose to come by and see her again. The doctor never did and abruptly discharged her from the hospital. My wife’s condition has gotten worse rather than better. Some the medications the doctor prescribed caused my wife to have more acute symptoms for example she has vision issues, like seeing things move that are not and having hallucinations. I highly recommend that if you want excellent care look elsewhere.

When I lived in Henderson Dr Lambiris was my primary dr and I found her to be excellent, kind, and she would listen, very caring. I would refer her to any friend I have. I give 5 stars plus.

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I felt listened to by Dr. Irene Lambiris, she had a great bedside manor, and I really appreciated her care..

I found Dr. Lambiris amazingly attentive to my care; appreciated her listening to my concerns about my health then focused directly on key issues.. Thank You for this opportunity to give her a great review..

Thank you Christopher Cornell ??

Rude doctor with terrible bedside manner. Brushed my husband off and ordered the wrong tests, we would never had had to deal with her if our primary was in town. I want to know where this doctor got her credentials!