Tumbleweed Medical

Horrible medical care. After two years as a patient they failed to notify me of my PCP leaving the practice. Not a word when I was in the office. Not a phone call, not a letter, not even an e-mail. They waited and let me know by silently disallowing routine prescription refills which ultimately forced me to go without needed meds for one week. During phone inquiries they did little more than give me the run around, shirk responsibility and cause further delays. In the end I had to go to urgent care to get all my prescriptions refilled. I am very grateful they were not in charge of my diabetic medical care.

Very good. Understanding & helpfull.

I mainly went to her because I wanted to go to a woman doctor. I usually get in pretty fast but she is only there a couple of days a week. I will use her again in the future.

It went ok. I just wish that this thorough Dr. would listen better to her patients and be nicer. I wouldn't have a problem going back to see her then. The rudeness of her staff is probably picked up some by her. When people are sick, a lot of the care actually comes from caring doctors and staff. When we are sick, we tend to take things harder and just need a caring doctor and staff to help get us through it.

One morning I took my soon to school and for the 1st time in my life I felt a shooting pain up my back which essentially paralyzed me. Somehow, I manage to get my son to the school bus, and return home only to collapse on the floor in pain. Immediately my wife called Dr. Weeds office and although she was not able to see me her Nurse practitioner was. We made the painful trip to the office within a couple of hours and the NP on staff was able to attend me very quickly and was able to provide a diagnosis and the prescribe the appropriate pain medication to help on the road to recovery. Again, her office and services was timely and in general outstanding.