Gillian S. Boyd-Woschinko

She is very empathic and has a great bedside manner. I was not a diabetic yet but I was heading that way due to my high A1C before I met her. She put me on medicine and in 3 months my A1C was down to 5.6 which is a really good reading. She doesn't rush you and she really listens to you when you talk and she's just a nice person. Also she always gets back to you.

Endochronologist for diabetes II.

Super. Helped me immensely with medical concerns, listens, takes her time.

Dr. Boyd is the best endocrinologist that I have had in thirty five years of being diabetic. Her goal is to improve my A1C and general health. I can ask her any question. She is very timely with appointments and the waiting room is very comfortable. I would give Dr. Boyd a five star rating.

She is the best doctor around. I had ovarian cancer at the age of 27 so years ago when they told me I had a goiter on my thyroid and a few nodules, I have a biopsy every 3 years because that's what endocrinologists want me to do. She was so great at doing the ultrasound and so kind when she had to do the biopsy. Not only does she have a great bedside manner, but she's very intelligent. I had to have a genetic marker test done due to abnormal cells and she personally called me with the good news.

Very Professional, but personable. Answers all of your questions,and truly cares about you. This is rare in today's medical fields.

Is unusually diligent in following up with patients. Not waiting for the patient to call.

Wonderful doctor. Informative and never rushes you.

This physician is not an empathetic and caring person. She is out the door i less than 5 minutes. When elderly patient visit, they need a bit more time to understand and hear her. She is impatient and cold.I cringed everytime I accompanied my mother.

My father almost died in the hospital and when he came out and went to Dr. Boyd, she could care less. She ordered no tests, gave him no meds and did not even go over any of the hospital test result information. So disappointed. Why become a doctor if you are not going to help people.