This practice is composed of very arrogant doctors who only care about money. I made an…read moreappointment a year in advance and only received a call , that I missed, to confirm the appointment. I missed the appointment and was charged $75 that I have been hounded for via text messages, emails and phone calls. I have paid. They are still hounding me. They NEVER ANSWER THE PHONE. IT IS ALWAYS VOICE MAIL. My daughter in law tried to get an appointment and her 5 calls were never returned. she is a patient. this is a horrible experience.

I had an issue reoccur and had to return to the office for an additional test. When I mentioned…read morethat the test cost $600 (which I had to then argue with my insurance company to cover-luckily they eventually did), I was told that they could look under the microscope in the office to see if there was a problem with my swab. Why did this not happen the first time? If it is at all possible to take care of this in the office, why would you gouge me (or my insurance) $600? That is unacceptable and a complete rip off.

I have been going to Nancy Carlson for years. She is absolutely wonderful. I trust her work, and…read morethat is a good feeling. Also, they run an honest business here . (Dorset street Dermatology charged me $250 for canceling 24 hours before an appointment, and I will never go there again. Laura, the manager, said that the business has nothing to do with being nice. That was an understatement.) On the other hand, Nancy Carlson's offices are always respectful and personable and very, very nice. They have never tried to bilk me out of money. They run a professional business. They are never cruel to their clients, and that matters to me. A+++

Very knowledgeable and friendly physician Maria. Office staff pleasant…read more Comfortable and caring physician who took the time to explain things to me.

I should have listened to all the bad reviews, but got a few recs for this office so I made an…read moreappointment anyway despite my initial reservations. Wish I hadn't! I had to reschedule a few days ahead of my appointment and was assured multiple times on the phone that this would be no problem (their stated policy is to charge a no-show fee for cancellations within 1 business day, so I checked really carefully to make sure this wouldn't count as within 1 business day, and they assured me it would not). A month later I received a $100 no-show fee bill. Called the office and they insisted that Maria Carracino (the doctor I was supposed to see) signed off on this so there's nothing anyone can do. So despite being ultra careful when rescheduling, and asking them to confirm that there would be no fee, I wound up with this charge. Super shady business practices, and I'm now out $100 despite never having actually seen a doctor there (which I obviously won't now because I don't want to risk more unexpected charges in the future). When I brought this up in a local parenting group, THREE other moms told me they had the same experience at this office. Steer clear! BTW - I called 3 separate times just triple-checking that the next appointment I had scheduled was canceled, so that they wouldn't charge me another no-show, and the first TWO times the receptionist I spoke with told me they hadn't yet canceled it despite me asking! I guess they just wanted to charge me again...

My experience with UVM gynecology has been, without a doubt, the most frustrating and…read moreunprofessional experience I have ever had with any doctor. I was seen by Lindsey Pileika for intense period cramps I'd been having since I was twelve. I am a trans man, who'd been on testosterone for approximately a year and a half, which has helped to mitigate the most intense cramping, but I was still worried that there might be a potentially dangerous underlaying cause to the excruciating pain, and so I went into the office to see if the doctor had any idea what might be causing it. First off, at no point was Dr. Lindsey concerned about the cause. I mentioned that I was less interested in being on birth control (not something I currently need) and more interested in why this was happening. She dismissed all of those concerns without even discussing them and did not seem like she had any knowledge about the why. Instead, she spent the entire visit attempting to push me to get a birth control arm implant, right there, right then, emphasizing that she could do it on the spot. Nice. Wasn't something I expressed any interest in, nor was it anywhere in my reasons for visiting, and I'm not the kind of person who just randomly gets a five-year implant twenty minutes after first learning about it, so I'm not sure what she was trying to achieve. I left the visit with zero answers, somewhat frustrated, but not quite one-star frustrated. About a week later I then received a message from my primary care doctor, informing me she'd received a call from Dr. Lindsey, during which Dr. Lindsey suggested that the period pain I'd been having for nearly seven years, was being caused by the testosterone I'd been one for only one. She also wanted me to get my blood re-drawn to check my levels. What?? My primary care provider was highly confused, given that Dr. Lindsey was implying the testosterone had increased my cramping, which my PCP knew it hadn't. She attempted to ask if Dr. Lindsey had confirmed if the cramping was a new symptom, and she said that Dr. Lindsey, "avoided the question." At no point during my visit did Dr. Lindsey suggest that the testosterone might be the cause of the cramping, or even a concern at all. During the phone call, Dr. Lindsey also suggested that the testosterone was causing heavy bleeding, which is not a symptom I've ever had. Aside from the diagnosis being blatantly incorrect to the point of including incorrect symptoms, at no point did Dr. Lindsey attempt to contact me regarding this decision. Had she done so, I could've easily pointed out how ridiculous that suggestion was, but instead when I reached out to the office, it took multiple days for her to get back to me, at which point I'd already gotten the blood drawn so we could see that my testosterone levels were (surprise, surprise) completely fine. I might've forgiven her if I'd been contacted first, but instead she went straight over my head and tried to hand my PCP incorrect information, causing a mess, and forcing me to waste my time getting my blood drawn for no reason at seven thirty am on a Monday morning. Delightful. I don't think I've ever been more frustrated with a doctor in my life. After my lab results came back Dr. Lindsey called me in a panic and attempted to apologize, chalking the issue up to 'communication issues' (the office has had my contact information the entire time), and then attempted to suggest that I hadn't told her how long I'd been having cramps for during my initial visit. However, I went with my partner, and a checklist of things I wanted to talk about, and not only did I detail how long I'd been having the cramps for, my partner did as well. But I guess that little piece of information wasn't important enough to include in her notes. I'm actually in the process of attempting to find somewhere to report her for adding symptoms I've never had and for the blatant misdiagnosis, but in the meantime, this review will have to do. If you want a birth control arm implant same day, Dr. Lindsey can do it for you. If you want anything else, I suggest going literally anywhere else. I'm now down forty dollars and two hours of my life thanks to a pointless blood draw, and both my time, and the time of my PCP has been wasted. I have no idea if the other doctors are better, but I certainly will not be wasting my time trying to find out. Never returning to this facility, and I don't recommend you go here either. Shout out to the lady who picked up the phone when I called the office to ask what the heck was going on, who said that the situation was ridiculous. Not a clue who you are, but I don't think I could summarize it better if I tried.

I came here to get an iud, i was told I could make the choice on my own between the skyla and…read moremirena. I chose mirena. I was rushed into an appointment one day by phone because my doctor was going to be away for an extended amount of time. I was given no pre-appointment instructions. I had the mirena for 3 years and went in 4 times over the first two years for extreme cramping. I would get light headed and hot and couldn't move. I was seen by 3 different physicians. It was chalked up to "constipation cramps" and dismissed. I have since seen someone else who said they would never recommend the Mirena for someone who hasn't been pregnant before and would disclose that it would likely lead to severe cramping. I was never told this by UVM and was constantly dismissed.

It's my understanding that the providers are of high quality, but I also believe that the burden of…read morea high load of patients to attend to, makes it difficult for them to perform their best.

Office experience I have never had so many bad experiences…read morewith the staff. You have to go thru 3 people, just to get a message to your doctor. That means everyone knows your situation. Then, they say they will call you back, NO. If you say you are going to call me back call me, you can put info in the portal, but Call Me. Then why do I have to keep checking on the status of my requests. People do your job.

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