Deborah Bowers's Online Review Report Card
Deborah Bowers
2.8
Average Star Rating
77
Total Reviews
4
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Deborah Bowers's Reviews
Terrible patient care and treats her staff like garbage, would not recommend to anyone I care about
Terrible woman, treats anyone who isn’t her with a condescending attitude. Refuses to teach and only cares about her way of doing things despite it being outdated. She shouldn’t be practicing medicine
Rude not only to her patients but doesn’t take the time to even pretend to care about anyone but herself. Has a god complex that is ruining her patient care. I couldn’t care less how much experience she has, would not recommend even to my worst enemy
I have seen Dr. Bowers many times in connection with various men's health issues. She is absolutely fantastic. I have not had such a responsive, helpful and empathic doctor in decades. She is a real credit to her profession and she is now my go-to doctor.
Dr Bowers has been my doctor for the last 3 years and delivered one of my babies. She opened a practice in a new location a year ago and even though fairly far away, I couldn’t imagine going to anyone else. She is the most honest, down to earth, empathetic doctor - Helping woman at such a special time in their lives was definitely her calling!
Dr. Bawers was the worst. I was in the er for endometriosis and my IUD has moved. She assessed me and was not professional or calm in her demeanor. Without fully understanding my past medical history she offered up a lot of potential diagnoses, one of them being cancer, and I don’t feel as though that is appropriate to cause excess worrying in a situation where my symptoms are related to ongoing, already diagnosed, medical conditions. She was wrong about everything having to do with endometriosis. She said most women don’t experience pain with it and that she would not take out my IUD even though ultrasounds confirmed it had moved and was causing excruciating pain. She was rude, condescending, and gave me extreme anxiety offering a differential diagnosis of cancer so haphazardly. My specialist and other doctor in the er told me not to listen to her
Horrible woman! deals with patients in a racist manner, and should not be called a doctor... Don't go there!
Exceptional physician, she is knowledgeable and patient. Takes the time to understand situations and is very competent. Her expertise and ability to connect is so crucial to OBGYN care in this area.
Dr. Bowers was the surgeon attending my c-section. After asking how I was feeling & my reply being anxious, she said "well it's my understanding this is what you wanted," to which I replied, "It is, the other option isn't something we're interested in." "You mean the way women have been doing it for millenia." "No, they wanted to induce..." She continued to make snide remarks with no history on my case, including that I was diagnosed GD, concern about the baby's size, and that my cervix wasn't favorable for induction and I was high risk for a C anyway... AND she had the nerve to bark at my husband mid-surgery after the anesthesiologist told him to stand up to peek at my daughter being pulled out. No please, just "Sir, sit down" At one point I felt like someone was sitting on my chest and she sharply stated "it's because your uterus is on the outside." Nasty, nasty woman. Avoid at all costs. I will be filing a formal complaint with the hospital. Disgusting conduct.
Doctor Bowers was the surgeon attending my recent c-section. She was rude and condescending from the moment we met. After a brief introduction and asking how I was feeling, with my reply being anxious, she said "well it's my understanding this is what you wanted," to which I replied, "it is, the other option isn't something we're interested in." "You mean the way women have been doing it for millenia." ...
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