Best Venereologist Fayetteville Near Me

Victoria Lemrabott: I was told this Dr is one of the best dermatologists in town, Unfortunately I was not able to see the Dr because I couldn’t get past his racist staff. My husband and I called to schedule an appointment and was told we could not schedule an out of pocket appointment because my insurance was not accepted. I explained in several different ways that I no longer had that insurance as of 12/22 and had an expired card to show as proof however the receptionist Janice still would not schedule the appointment. I hung up, called back and asked to speak to the office manager. She was even worse. Instead of Susanne getting on the phone listening, she begins to tell me what the receptionist said. I explained the same thing to Susanne bust she refused to schedule the appointment and told me they don’t have to see me. I heard from a friend that Dr Sheref was the best but I will not experience this for myself due to the KARENS at the front desk. Janice heard my husbands Arabic accent and my very ethnic voice and determined over the phone that she would be difficult. I am also going to report this to the medical board because I feel this type of discrimination should be addressed and brought to the attention of the Doctor. I’m sure he wouldn’t be happy to know that they are turning away PAYING clients. We will continue to search for a dermatologist that accepts all people, regardless of status or ethnicity. We only spend our money where it is appreciated, so I’m actually relieved that the truth was revealed before stepping foot in this office. It’s still very sad and pathetic. Susanne and Janice should be ashamed of themselves.

kaleb vinyard: Full review placed with NC Board and NCCPA. Bedside manner doesn't mean goading patients into panic attacks and yelling at them after they react. The yelling didn't stop until out of building, all in midst of panic attack. PA purposely interrupted while repeating the same question after mentioning he was being condenscending. After the 3-4 interruption, the panic attack started with a strained frustration yell of "shut up". The not so loud, the person is overly frustrated but not violent kinda yell. PA immedietly started yelling louder than I had to leave, get out, etc. Following patient out after outburst may be policy, but yelling at patient during panic attack the entire walk out is a breach of the NCCPA code of conduct/ethics. Facility has cameras and missing footage would be suspicious.