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    Erin McGintee, MD

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Erin was very thorough and her kindness made you feel like family. She's the best. Smart and beautiful

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    Connecticut Center For Natural Health

    4.0
    (4 reviews)
    47.2 mi

    I come here to see Dr. Kane…read more He is very professional with his approach and explains thoroughly the bodily functions that were unknown to me. He takes the time and care to treat me through an holistic approach to aid my body maintain homeostasis. There is a naturopathic pharmacy on site for all of your needs

    I just got off the phone with the receptionist, and unfortunately, it was an incredibly…read moredisappointing experience. She was extremely rude and repeatedly cut me off while I was trying to explain the reason for my call. I mentioned that I had been a previous patient of an APRN who worked there years ago. Before I could continue, she abruptly cut me off to say, "We don't do prescriptions here." I replied that I wasn't calling about prescriptions, but she still insisted, in a dismissive tone, "Well, I'm just letting you know because the APRN was able to do that." I repeated that prescriptions were not why I was calling. I explained that I was looking for a PCP with a holistic approach and wanted to know whether my insurance would be compatible, attempted to explain about my insurance. Again, she cut me off, saying, "We're not a PCP and don't sign off on anything for insurance." Once more, this was not what I was asking. I finally had to say, "If you let me explain, I'd appreciate it." But at that point, I told her that if this was the experience I was receiving over the phone, I would take my family and myself elsewhere. This was honestly shocking. I'm sure many of the other employees are wonderful, and I was looking forward to the possibility of becoming a patient again. However, this interaction alone completely changed my mind. Because of her behavior, I will absolutely be looking elsewhere for care.

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    Shoreline Allergy & Asthma

    3.3
    (15 reviews)
    27.4 mi

    My 18‑year‑old daughter went to Dr. Waggoner for allergy testing prior to her scheduled wisdom…read moreteeth extraction. Due to a parent with extreme allergies, her oral surgeon felt it was necessary to test prior to the extraction. The doctor refused to perform any allergy testing citing false negatives and that the preservatives were the major concerns with allergic reactions. All valid reasons but as an 18 year old girl who is learning to navigate her own medical appointments, it was confusing. She was following the orders of her oral surgeon and being met with resistance from the allergist. When my daughter became understandably upset and confused, he dismissed her concerns and told her she had an "undiagnosed anxiety disorder." This was condescending, dismissive, and completely out of line. A doctor should never weaponize mental health language to shut down a patient who they have never seen as a patient and have no background to any medical information. My daughter called me from the parking lot, very upset that she was labeled like that. I spoke with the office and expressed my frustration with how she was treated and what would potentially be documented in her medical record. I advised that he omit his documentation of an "undiagnosed anxiety disorder" as this was not what her appointment was to address. The office quickly called my daughter back and asked if it was ok to rewrite the letter that she had received. My daughter said yes of course because she was upset that he had put something like that in her record. When she received the new letter, it stated that she had procedural anxiety. Most people have this but this was another passive aggressive way to keep the anxiety documentation in her record. Before closing this review, I will tell you that I DO NOT have them confused with any other practice (this is the typical response to a bad review in the reviews). I strongly advise others to look elsewhere!

    I've been seeing Dr. Daniel Waggoner for several years for seasonal allergies. Last year, he also…read morediagnosed me for LPR and prescribed Prilosec, but you can only take it for two weeks at a time. In my opinion, he does not have a great bedside manner and lacks empathy for his patients. He comes off as self-important and smug during visits, which always feel rushed. Last Fall, I decided to start allergy shots, which is a huge commitment of time (two office visits per week for several months). After the first shot, I almost fainted. Dr. Waggoner said I had an involuntary vasovagal reaction and it may or may not happen each time I get a shot. I let him know I could not continue, never knowing if I'd be able to drive myself home. He did not even return my call after this episode, a nurse did and told me he was transferring responsibility for the Prilosec to my primary care physician. Yet still, I returned for my annual checkup a couple of weeks ago. It happened to coincide with recovering from a respiratory virus and I was wheezing. I also had a throbbing ear ache and when he looked in my right ear, he said I had a "foreign body" in there. He asked me if I used Q-tips, laughed, and mocked me. I said yes, I use them to clean the outside of my ear. He told me I would need to make an ENT appt. to have it removed. Two days later, I went to see my primary care and they flushed my right ear. They easily removed a bit of ear wax smaller than the size of a popcorn kernel. I called the office and asked if I could switch to a different doctor in their practice, but was told no, "it's against their policy." This is terrible customer service and this policy does not serve patients well. I was told I could leave a message for the Office Manager and they'd call me back. It's been over a week and no return call. I will not be going to this practice in the future. They treat you like a number and try to steer everyone towards allergy shots.

    Erin McGintee, MD - allergist - Updated July 2026

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