Harris And Smith OB GYN
Harris And Smith OB GYN Overview
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Harris And Smith OB GYN has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review with 100% unfavorable feedback; consumers report high prices and dissatisfaction with customer service and diversity of services.
Positive Feedback
No positive aspects were reported in the available review and no satisfactory care or service was highlighted.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Allegations of discrimination and disparaging treatment toward a Black, uninsured patient reported in Harris And Smith OB GYN reviews.
- Claims of misdiagnosis, ignored serious conditions, and delayed prescriptions reflecting poor customer service.
- Concerns about high price level, billing practices, and perceived money-over-care attitudes.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Review other Harris And Smith OB GYN reviews before booking and compare alternatives.
- Document visits and communications and watch for billing or insurance issues.
- Expect to raise customer complaints promptly if care or communication is inadequate.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Harris And Smith OB GYN has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review with 100% unfavorable feedback; consumers report high prices and dissatisfaction with customer service and diversity of services.
Positive Feedback
No positive aspects were reported in the available review and no satisfactory care or service was highlighted.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Allegations of discrimination and disparaging treatment toward a Black, uninsured patient reported in Harris And Smith OB GYN reviews.
- Claims of misdiagnosis, ignored serious conditions, and delayed prescriptions reflecting poor customer service.
- Concerns about high price level, billing practices, and perceived money-over-care attitudes.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Review other Harris And Smith OB GYN reviews before booking and compare alternatives.
- Document visits and communications and watch for billing or insurance issues.
- Expect to raise customer complaints promptly if care or communication is inadequate.
Durham, North Carolina
Black women discriminated against and given disparaging treatment
- Uninsured patient alleges discrimination.
- They accuse misdiagnosis and neglect of hypertension and anemia for money, and plan to sue.
If you're black and uninsured, you will be discriminated against and given disparaging treatment.
Melody Baldwin and Heather Vawter, a PA in the practice, treated me as a second-class citizen and made a mockery of a serious health problem, which could lead to cervical cancer. I was misdiagnosed because this practice did not believe that I had the money in my checking account to pay for their services following my office visit.
There were other issues with me as well which a second-year medical student would have noticed. However, since Melody Baldwin et.al., have implemented a blanket policy of ill treatment, my hypertensive and anemic conditions were grossly ignored. In fact, these two so-called medical practitioners would rather see me die from illness then act in a responsible, professional and proactive manner. It is all about money; money over patient health. When I asked Heather Vawter to call in a prescription, it took her 7 days and she only did so because I called the office 10 times in one hour. As a human being, I would have received better treatment from a veterinary practice. Please, please take my experience with Melody Baldwin as a cautionary tale.
Filing a complaint within the Duke Health System administration is a waste of time and energy because that office will engage in a cover up in order to preserve their public image. I am contacting a malpractice firm and plan to file a civil lawsuit against both Melody Baldwin and Heather Vawter.
Preferred solution: Civil lawsuit
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