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    I have been a patient at this facility for several years and just now noticed the bad reviews. I…read morewanted to add that I have never had a bad experience with the office or the medical care. Phone calls and messages are returned promptly and concerns addressed to my satisfaction. I would not hesitate to recommend this office.

    I had a 3:40 appointment with Hunter Porter NP on Dutch Fork Rd. for a refill on anxiety medicine…read more Lexington Family Practice requires patients to make and pay for an appointment for refills. I have since found another practitioner (an actual doctor) who does not charge me every time she has to write a refill. Due to heavy traffic, I realized I would be a few minutes late so I called the office to let them know I was on my way.  I was told by the receptionist to come on in since I was less than a mile from the facility.  I arrived in the LMC parking lot at 3:43.  When I went to check-in, I was told by the staff member that they might not be able to "fit me in".  I explained to her, three times, that I had called ahead concerning my delay and was told it was not a problem and to come in.  I was then called back to a patient room where I sat until 4:20.  I asked a staff member when I would be seen.  He explained, in a surly tone, that since I was "late" another patient had been put before me and Hunter Porter was examining him in the room across the hall.  I realize this is an over-explanation but these facts are relevant as to what was to come. When Hunter Porter finally came into the room, I told him that I was upset because of the lack of communication between their office staff.  I explained to Hunter Porter that I would not be returning to LMC on Dutch Fork Rd. and would be looking for a provider closer to my work due to heavy traffic on Dutch Fork Rd. I was checking out when Hunter Porter called me aside to lecture me about my comment about my appointment being 40 minutes late.  He said that a nurse had told him I was "yelling and slamming the patient room door."  This is an absolute fabrication.  I did not "yell" nor did I slam the door and I explained this to Hunter. I asked Hunter if he had heard any yelling or door slamming since he was in the exam room directly across the hall from me and he said no.  I would think that if I had actually been yelling and slamming doors, the nurse would have come to check on the problem or see if the patient was in distress (I was there for a refill for anxiety medication). The patient's needs were not taken into consideration, instead, the nurse chose to relay an exaggerated version of what actually happened. I then resumed check-out procedures and could hear someone in the hallway speaking loud enough that I realized he was talking about me.  I assume he was talking to Hunter and that Hunter was relaying the exaggerated version of what actually took place. Again, Hunter had already told me that he had not heard any yelling or door slamming and I had already explained to Hunter that I had not slammed the door or yelled yet Hunter still chose to relay the exaggerated version to another staff member. The person speaking loudly was one of the doctors. He was still speaking about me as I was leaving the office so I video recorded him.  Mind you, I had already had a staff member fabricate what had actually happened, was lectured, and now the exaggerated version was being relayed to the doctor. I was then sent a letter from Hunter Porter stating, "The relationship between physician, practitioners and their patients is based on mutual respect and concerns, the provision of sound medical care, and the adherence to the patient to the rules of the medical practice.  When there is a breakdown in this relationship, it is often best that it be terminated." Hunter also chose to write the exaggerated version in my medical chart. I had no problem with the letter since LFPB clearly does not show "respect" to their patients but to actually write these lies in my medical chart was just too much. I contacted the Lexington Medical Center Action Line to file a complaint. All they did was refer this back to the Ballentine Office Manager who finally deemed to call me after I called the Action Line 5 times over a 4 week period. She backed up the actions of the employees 100% even though I have a video of their unprofessionalism.

    Three Rivers Medical Associates - familydr - Updated June 2026

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