Reviews of UVM Medical Center Adult Primary Care (Hospital)

1 S Prospect St Level 1, Burlington, VT 05401 Located in: UVM Medical Center

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We've got the information of people who consume the products and services of UVM Medical Center Adult Primary Care (Hospital) in the area close to Vermont.

At the present the business has a rating of 1.2 over 5 and that rating was based on 5 reviews.

As you can see the average score it has is very insufficient, but it's founded on few feddbacks, so the score isn't too accurate.

As you know, we don't usually stop to set evaluations when these are good and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or incidence...

This Hospital belongs to the category of Internist.

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REVIEWS OF UVM Medical Center Adult Primary Care IN Vermont

Nancy Slott

I experienced, without a doubt, the most condescending, discounting, and biased "health-care provider" encounter with an "attending physician" at this clinic today. Needless to say, I will never return here for adult primary "care". I am horrified at the lack of compassion I experienced and the total distortion of my presenting symptoms and concerns. What a brutal awakening!

Luke Walthour

Do not use this location if you need prescription medication. After being given a prescription for the wrong medication, it took weeks and almost a dozen phone calls to get my prescription sent to my pharmacy.

Gus Slater-Dixon

Tried to get an appointment several times but they're always booked! What is UVM receiving those million dollar donations for, anyways????

Ryan Le Blanc

The reception staff is nice. The doctors are too young and inexperienced. I'm a layperson, and some of the medically inaccurate information and advice that I've received from Dr. Latreille would be potentially harmful to a patient who doesn't research his own care. This guy is going to kill someone. I was going to hold up until I spoke with him before writing the rest of this. That has now happened. Issues with guy started when he wrote a prescription for the incorrect date to be filled. This turned my travel plans for the holidays completely upside down. When problems arose, instead of taking responsibility, he blamed me, the patient for the problem. Next, he claims over the phone to have spoken to my original prescriber, who claims to have never received a call from him. It turns out, he called a different, seemingly random MD, collected his advice and apparently just went with it. I told him, twice, that this person was not the original prescriber, which seemed to only make my situation worse. The best part, when I started explaining the situation to him and the mistakes that he himself had made, he says "Cut to the chase". His mistakes were unimportant apparently, but mine were worth potentially my life. I said I needed a primary care doctor as soon as possible. I didn't know that this entitled me to the fast food version of modern medicine. Part of being a doctor is constantly pursuing new training to ensure that they provide their patients with the highest quality of care. This guy was unaware of information regarding medications that he prescribed, that was almost a decade old and near-common knowledge in the medical community. I know full-well that I'm going to face retaliation from this guy, but I'd rather deal with it myself and have whoever reads this be spared then allow him to treat the practice of medicine with such a non-chalant attitude. I challenge both him and the staff of UVM Medical to disprove any of my statements. If the patient advocacy reports didn't get received, collated and burned, I would have pursued that avenue.