Cape Fear Valley Pediatric Endocrinology

Apr 29th, 2022

The physician has a Wonderful staff. However, the Drs has lack of communication skills. She is too stubborn to take the parents concern and opinion to child.
Dec 15th, 2021

During Covid doctor appointments are definitely interesting. We were in and out quickly and released from endo care all at the same visit which was great. This was our first and our last visit so I can't say too much on the dr as we only saw her for 5 minutes but the student under her and the staff in front (especially Amy) were awesome. Even better was Amy was able to get us scheduled even though my daughters other drs were dragging their feet on getting over her records. As with any specialty, there is a little wait to get seen so be prepared.
Dec 2nd, 2020

My son was seen here by Brunilda Cordero, MD since being diagnosed with TID in February of 2016. His A1C pretty much stayed 9.0 or better the entire time. Cordero talked down to me as if I was an imbecile, I have also been told the same thing from other parents. She basically looked at the parent as if they were the problem. In school she was no help with helping the nurse maintain stability of my child's blood sugar. Basically, she pushed for you to write your legislation and attend countless meetings which if you have a job is not realistic to do. I finally got sick of her condescending attitude and took my child to Duke Pediatric endocrinology. My son has only had 1 appointment at Duke and his A1C has drop to 8.3 which has me questioning her treatment plan. Going to Cordero was a waste of time and risk to my son's health.
Apr 6th, 2019

I was told to get labs after my appointment at the facility on the first floor. I came into the room and 3 people were ahead of me. The process they go through takes too long  as they have my medical records. The doctor is 2 floors above them and sent the order down. Why did I have to sit in the waiting area and listen to employees talk about lottery tickets???????I'm still waiting and the next step is to go sit in a room and verify information that they have before having the labs done. 40 minutes is too long for this process.
Aug 28th, 2018