Victoria V. Harris's Online Review Report Card

Her poor assessment and treatment of my husband last year for Covid and complications with another disease could have killed him. It was his 3rd visit to Asante ER that week and I was monitoring his heart rate, O2, and temp. She discharged him after being there barely 2 hours without having or knowing the results of his blood tests which were resulted after midnite.His hemoglobin had dropped to being critically low that nite. She said steroids were too late or could harm him when I asked if he could receive some. I took him to Providence ER the next day and they gave him a steroid infusion right away and knew he needed a transfusion. He had to be admitted to Asante that nite and one of his primary diagnoses was severe sepsis and he had to be in the hospital a week and had a Transfusion and plasma phoresis the next day.

Dr. Harris needs to take a course in compassionate listening! I brought a loved one into the ER and was glad I was there to advocate for my loved one. Dr. Harris barely made eye contact with my loved one (the patient) and addressed me. Her demeanor was overall condescending and numerous times questioned why we had come to get help in the ER. She even questioned why my loved one’s primary care physician sent us here for help. She continued to say there was “nothing to do to help us” and encouraged us to leave and drive four hours to a larger metropolitan area where “maybe” somebody could help us. She completely disregarded my loved ones symptoms (high blood pressure, headache, dizziness) and didn’t do a review of systems. There was nothing reassuring about her. The nurses and all the other staff members were awesome.

Atrocious attitude, uncaring, condescending, and inept. I would avoid this woman at all costs.

I have been to the ER with a care plan, she chooses to ignore my Dr's instructions as well lied that he had changed them. The following day my Dr asked why the care plan was ignored and said he never had sign any other as she had stated. If you have a chronic issue and you careplan states go to the ER she will treat you like a drug user.I was brought in by ambulance all the information she gave to my family was wrong and had very costly effects, this women should not be in an ER if she is not going to listen or care!

Dr. Harris misdiagnosed a potentially deadly ailment I suffered. She treated me like a drug addict rather than someone with a serious infection that was potentially life threatening. Discharged me from the ER without doing the proper testing for someone with my medical history; ended up in Providence ER just 5 days later. My experience with Dr. Harris was the single most unpleasant experience I've had in my life. Do yourself a favor and just ask for another physician if you find yourself in the RVMC ER.

I saw this doctor when I made a visit to the emergency room, last year. I was having a tough time, and I criticized another doctor I had seen. She jumped down my throat and told me that it was wrong to criticize this doctor. She seems to think that doctors are beyond reproach. She, and her red-headed nurse that works with her, is very rude and very narcisstic. I complained to the hospital about her and the nurse's behavior. They agreed with my complaint and told me that both of these people had been disciplined. She doesn't care and her bedside manner is atrocious. Find a real professional.