Danielle Cooper's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Cooper is one of the best. She is really down to earth and genuinely caring for her patients.

I have already referred family and friends to Dr Cooper and they came away as impressed with her attentiveness as I am. They also feel that they received quick and accurate diagnoses, occasionally for some quirky issues.

I agree with the review that Dr Cooper only wants yearly visits and basically not to be bothered should issues arise. I also had to take blood test results to another doctor. Results that Dr Cooper dismissed turned out to be more serious. They were a red flag to my other doctor/specialist. If I had been able to see her when issues arose I feel I could have gotten ahead of my medical issue. Even when she branched off with a few other doctors her office is still overwhelmed. Chances of seeing her when issues arise are very slim.

I have seen Dr. Cooper for 6+ years at least. Yes she is caring. Yes she will listen to you and take that time. Yes you won't feel rushed. Despite this though, her office staff pretty much stinks - they are not helpful, not all that polite, and don't know how to properly space and book appointments since I can never seem to see Dr. Cooper when I am sick. When I am sick, I can usually get in to see her nurse practioners, but I am usually 'lucky' to have received on of the last spots. Scheduling can be a pain because she is always 'booked'. I like her, but feel like I can't judge her because I can never see her when I really need her services (outside of a wellness check) - when I am not feeling well. She saw my son for the first 2 months of his life, but then we switched to a pediatrician. He had colic and reflux and has special needs to this day and all she was doing was putting him on different formulas and advised we give him rice cereal at not even 2 months old.

I have seen Dr. Cooper for 6+ years at least. Yes she is caring. Yes she will listen to you and take that time. Yes you won't feel rushed. Despite this though, her office staff pretty much stinks - they are not helpful, not all that polite, and don't know how to properly space and book appointments since I can never seem to see Dr. Cooper when I am sick. When I am sick, I can usually get in to see her nurse practioners, but I am usually 'lucky' to have received on of the last spots. Scheduling can be a pain because she is always 'booked'. I like her, but feel like I can't judge her because I can never see her when I really need her services (outside of a wellness check) - when I am not feeling well. She saw my son for the first 2 months of his life, but then we switched to a pediatrician. He had colic and reflux and has special needs to this day and all she was doing was putting him on different formulas and advised we give him rice cereal at not even 2 months old. We switched to a pediatrician and it was for sure the right move. Their approach was totally different. That being said, I think she is a better doctor for adults, but like I said, I can't judge her really because I never had the opportunity to see how she would react to sickness. Also, I had a lump at one point (that thankfully went away) but couldn't get in to see her until 3 weeks after the fact. That's just not acceptable.

I have seen Dr. Cooper for 6+ years at least. Yes she is caring. Yes she will listen to you and take that time. Yes you won't feel rushed. Despite this though, her office staff pretty much stinks - they are not helpful, not all that polite, and don't know how to properly space and book appointments since I can never seem to see Dr. Cooper when I am sick. When I am sick, I can usually get in to see her nurse practioners, but I am usually 'lucky' to have received on of the last spots. Scheduling can be a pain because she is always 'booked'. I like her, but feel like I can't judge her because I can never see her when I really need her services (outside of a wellness check) - when I am not feeling well. She saw my son for the first 2 months of his life, but then we switched to a pediatrician. He had colic and reflux and has special needs to this day and all she was doing was putting him on different formulas and advised we give him rice cereal at not even 2 months old. We switched to a pediatrician and it was for sure the right move. Their approach was totally different. That being said, I think she is a better doctor for adults, but like I said, I can't judge her really because I never had the opportunity to see how she would react to sickness. Also, I had a lump at one point (that thankfully went away) but couldn't get in to see her until 3 weeks after the fact. That's just not acceptable.

She is wonderful. Always makes me feel comfortable.

Very attentive to a patients needs. Listens and doesn't rush through visit. More than willing to work with patient toward optimal health goals. She is a delight!

Doctor Cooper is the best! She is very kind and extremely knowledgeable. I have been going to her for years and always refer her to friends and family. She is a gem!!

She is worth driving from the two counties away...