Patricia Hood's Online Review Report Card
Patricia Hood
4.2
Average Star Rating
69
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Patricia Hood's Reviews
I think she needs to retire..Went to her as she was (PCP) to find out why was having a cough that wouldn't go away. She seen a mass on xrays that she ordered told me she seen the mass and never once referred me to further investigate what the mass was even after several xrays but instead prescribed antibiotics for a cough that never went away. It took another physician to futher investigate what the mass was and that's when was told I had stage II lung cancer. Listen, I think it's sad that as a physician, you aren't proactive in helping your patients especially when it comes to matters such as adenocarcinoma of the lungs. And if you are not anymore, then you should retire.
She is an awesome PCP that cares for the patient! She has been my PCP for 4 years already! God bless you doctor Hood!
Dr. Hood is great
Dr. Hood is more concerned with her own level of comfort than caring for her patients.She will abandon you when you need her most!!
Awful. She cares more about her own comfort than the care of her patients! She will abandon you when you need her the most!!!
I have been seeing Dr. Hood for a few years. I like that she is prompt and gets me out of the office in short order but still spends time talking to me about any issues I may have. I don't feel hurried and she isn't dismissive or patronizing. She has blood work done every six months so I feel that she is watching carefully for any future problems. One problem is she shares part of the building with urgent care. I'm not wild about sitting in a waiting room with coughing and sneezing people.
Dr. Hood takes the time to ask questions about what is important to me as a person and a patient. She is easy to speak with and listens - and CARES!
I called on a Friday and it was about 1:30 pm. I'm waiting on test results for my husband, and he has been barely eating for 3-4 weeks because we have no idea what is wrong. I call up there to check on the tests results and they are GONE for the day! They just decided to leave because they had no more appointments! There is no way to leave a message either! When you run a business and have regular business hours, and your phone message says you're open - then you need to be open. You may have no more appointments at the moment, but you can possibly receive more throughout the day from - guess what - SICK PEOPLE. Stick to your business hours, because obviously your work wasn't done, even if you had no patients. You can at least call people at the end of the week to let them know IF their tests came in. It's very unprofessional and inconsiderate to close without any warning, message, and for no reason other than you want to get off early on a Friday. No wonder I can't ever get in for an appointment, they have probably scheduled to be out on that time! So, so frustrated.
She always listens and gives the best of her medical and personal expertise.
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