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    Lansing Internal Medicine Associates

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    McLaren Greater Lansing - Physicians Internal Medicine

    McLaren Greater Lansing - Physicians Internal Medicine

    1.7(6 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    This is my first review for a business, but I feel like I need to tell people to stay away from…read morethis place. We've been patients here for over 10 years and I'm desperately looking to change. Physicians are always an hour or more behind schedule. The office staff recently took 22 days to get a refill prescription to my pharmacy for medication that is necessary daily. Today I called because I need a sick visit and I was told that the next available appointment is September 20. That is almost a month from today. When I asked what patients were supposed to do about possible strep throat, which needs timely treatment so I can get an antibiotic, I was told to go to urgent care. This office is not providing a reasonable standard of medical care.

    My name is Jim Lynch. I'm 78 years old. Here is my McLaren story…read more Two weeks ago I was getting treatment for an SI injury. Part of the treatment was a drug called Meloxicam. After a physical therapy session I came home and went right straight to bed.  I was exhausted and had the chills so I dressed out in sweats and zonked out for fifteen hours straight.  On Friday morning I went to take a shower and my wife Valerie yelped.  I was covered from head to toe with deep purple bruises (burns as it turned out). We jumped in the car and went straight to McLaren Hospital Emergency Room in Lansing. This is where the story becomes almost unbelievable. We walked in. Dr. Mary Hughes took one look and got me into enhanced care almost immediately. Dr. Hughes and her team started me on IVs, came up with a preliminary diagnosis (reaction to Meloxicam), and then arranged to send me by ambulance to the ICU at Butterworth Burn Center in Grand Rapids. It's now a week later. I'm on the mend. In my own mind I know I would have had really serious complications if it weren't for the terrific urgent care I got by the emergency team at McLaren. Thank you Dr. Hughes. Jim Lynch 2398 Emerald Forest Circle East Lansing, MI 48823 email:  jimldfn@gmail.com phone:  517 242 7004

    Hillman Donald DO

    Hillman Donald DO

    1.0(1 review)
    2.4 mi

    I saw Dr. Hillman while he worked in Laingsburg, and cannot believe that I continued with him as a…read moreprimary care physician for so long. On top of being one of the most misogynistic doctors I've ever known (and, working in public health, I know many) he: - started me on birth control at age 14 when I was not sexually active, nor was I having bad cramping or an irregular cycle, because "it would make sure my skin remained clear" (I didn't have acne). I remained on it for two years and became horribly depressed. He denied that the birth control could be making me depressed and started me on Zoloft -- which made me not want to eat for three weeks. I stopped taking each medication; my appetite returned, however, I had DEBILITATING periods each and every month for about 6 or 7 years after (intense lower back pain, cramps so bad I would faint, nausea, hot flashes), as well as a 37-40 day cycle (instead of 28-30). My cycle has finally evened out, but half of my periods are still debilitating. -- Refused to acknowledge that I was studying science and medicine when I moved onto college, and, on the few occasions he did, told me I wouldn't make it in med school. -- Asked me if I "ever felt stressed out," to which I said "yes, sometimes" (we all do) and threw Valium at me for 3 years -- Took 11 months to diagnose a rare and potentially lethal cardiothoracic/vascular condition that would be outside of any general physician's field of knowledge; however, instead of sending me to a specialist first, let his ego take over, gave me something like ten different diagnoses in a year, would Rx me Vicodin for the excruciating pain one week and yell that I was a drug addict who was faking it all to the point that I would cry the next (...and then Rx me Vicodin again the next week). When he luckily stumbled onto my diagnosis via a lucky neck x-ray, he gave me a nice print out packet on it and didn't explain how serious it was at all.

    Lansing Internal Medicine Associates - internalmed - Updated June 2026

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