Cherese Wiley Md's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Wiley cares and listens. She's kind, comforting, right on target with health questions and care. Qualities hard to find these days.

The best internal medicine doctor I have ever had!

Been with Dr. Wiley for 5 years and still my medical issues have not been helped. It's almost like giving my money away when I go to see Dr. Wiley. I've discussed my concerns with this doctor only to be told to take two Aleve (every visit), that's why I'm awake at 3:15 in the morning searching for internal medicine doctor because even though she has never diagnosed me with my issue I know something in my busy isn't right. Just like Dr Wiley isn't right, a joke.

Dr. Wiley is awesome. She is very attentive and really care about her patients.

Dr.wiley is one of the best sweetest loveing caring Dr.you would like to have she goes above and beyond Call of Duty she is very thorough good Hospitality and above all very respecful in that says a lot for me.When calling in with an concern or problem she in her staff always treat me with dignity and respect. I thank you guys for always being there for me it's been some years now thank you keep up the good work ??Mrs.C.lane

I have been so pleased and touched by this doctors care. In a day of indifference by so many in the world I found this beautiful woman to care for my health needs. She has taken my husband for a patient as well and now my two best friends are seeing her too. Dr. Wiley is a great Blessing to us!

I took my 18 year old daughter to see Dr. Wiley for her first well woman exam. It's 100% covered by insurance, so we weren't expecting to pay anything. At the end of the visit, Dr. Wiley asked me to step out of the room so she could talk "woman to woman" with my daughter. While I was away, Dr. Wiley convinced my daughter to do a battery of extra tests and the surprise bill is $900. Blue Cross Blue Shield says none of it is medically necessary. What's worse, I told Dr. Wiley that we would get my daughter's well-woman labs done at Quest, but she convinced us to do it in her lab, saying how much easier and faster it would be for her to get the results. $900 later... At Quest, these tests would have been around $90. She also told us that adapalene is an antibiotic, when in fact it's a retinoid. And she forgot that my daughter had mono and overreacted to lab results that were actually consistent with her condition.

I took my 18 year old daughter to see Dr. Wiley for her first well woman exam. It's 100% covered by insurance, so we weren't expecting to pay anything. At the end of the visit, Dr. Wiley asked me to step out of the room so she could talk "woman to woman" with my daughter. Fine. My daughter loved being treated like an adult. While I was away, Dr. Wiley convinced my daughter to do a battery of extra tests and the surprise bill is $900. Blue Cross Blue Shield says none of it is medically necessary. Dr. Wiley's office insists that because my daughter is 18, we're on the hook for what she agreed to. What's worse, I told Dr. Wiley that we would get my daughter's well-woman labs done at Quest, but she convinced us to do it in her lab, saying how much easier and faster it would be for her to get the results. At that point, we were talking about labs that were covered, so we agreed to do it there. $900 later... At Quest, these tests would have been around $90. One final concern: Dr. Wiley told us that adapalene is an antibiotic. It's not - it's a retinoid. That's a pretty basic fact to get wrong. And she called us as soon as the labs came back, very concerned that my daughter's liver enzymes were high, wanting us to come back in that very day to retest in her lab. I had to remind her that my daughter was recovering from mono and that was the probably cause for the high liver readings. If we can get this worked out with Dr. Wiley's office, I'll post an update here, but so far, it's been 6 months of back and forth with no progress and an ugly "FINAL NOTICE" invoice.

I picked Dr. Wiley because of her stellar reviews on Yelp, so I feel compelled to report here what happened. I took my 18 year old daughter to see Dr. Wiley for her first well woman exam. It's 100% covered by insurance, so we weren't expecting to pay anything. At the end of the visit, Dr. Wiley asked me to step out of the room so she could talk "woman to woman" with my daughter. Fine. My daughter loved being treated like an adult. While I was away, Dr. Wiley convinced my daughter to do a battery of extra tests and the surprise bill is $900. Blue Cross Blue Shield says none of it is medically necessary. Dr. Wiley's office insists that because my daughter is 18, we're on the hook for what she agreed to.What's worse, I told Dr. Wiley that we would get my daughter's well-woman labs done at Quest, but she convinced us to do it in her lab, saying how much easier and faster it would be for her to get the results. At that point, we were talking about labs that were covered, so we agreed to do it there. $900 later... At Quest, these tests would have been around $90. One final concern: Dr. Wiley told us that adapalene is an antibiotic. It's not - it's a retinoid. That's a pretty basic fact to get wrong. And she called us as soon as the labs came back, very concerned that my daughter's liver enzymes were high, wanting us to come back in that very day to retest in her lab. I had to remind her that my daughter was recovering from mono and that was the probably cause for the high liver readings. If we can get this worked out with Dr. Wiley's office, I'll post an update here, but so far, it's been 6 months of back and forth with no progress and an ugly "FINAL NOTICE" invoice.

I've been going to Dr Wiley for years in the beginning she was very thorough in her examine, now she barley listens to your concerns and rushes you thru like an assembly line. Not very hands on with the examine or in conversation. Very disappointed, and I would not refer anyone to her anymore.