Arthritis Health Associates, PLLC

Allen _{on Google}

May 29th, 2023

This place is steadily going downhill. I've been going here for 20 years and actual care is gone.

CarolC C _{on Google}

Apr 28th, 2023

I felt the doctor I saw was dismissive and uncaring. She didnt address my pain. Went twice. Cancelled my 3rd visit so I wouldnt waste the doctors time.

David Carothers _{on Google}

Apr 15th, 2023

Prompt with appointments. Caring staff. Questions answered.

Katie Gabriel _{on Google}

Jun 7th, 2023

My doctor referred and made an appointment for this practice- it took 6 months to get an appointment. They send a VERY long, automated appointment reminder text with cancellation info a week before. Beware: its mandatory to reply yes to the text or call the office to confirm the appointment or they cancel the appointment you made months prior. I didnt reply yes to confirm the appointment in the text, which is an honest mistake. When I got to the appointment Monday (an hour early in fear of them charging $50 if you arent there 30 mins early which is on all paperwork and I was hyper focused on that), they had cancelled my appointment apparently the Friday before. They called but I get so many spam calls each day I probably silenced the unknown number. They charged a fee of $50 and best they could do was reschedule for the end of October. Making it almost a year. I cried in public for the first time. Ive never heard of such a crazy doctor policy. An appointment is an appointment and I didnt cancel, they did, and punish the patient.

Robin Ferranti _{on Google}

May 1st, 2023

There is a reason why this doctor's office is rated so low. I was a patient for 9 years, had 3 or 4 different doctors some good some bad. Never did I expect to be literally yelled at for wanting to discuss my long term disability. I had thought about leaving before but good Rheumatologists in our area seem few and far between. My last and final appointment left me wondering how can a PA know so little about a disease she supposedly specializes in? How can she know so little about her patients? Why isn't she willing to try anything new that has had some success? And why does she feel yelling and treating a patient in an unprofessional way is ok? I have talked to others who have had a bad experience here and I'm relieved this happened as it lit a fire under me to finally leave a place that did absolutely nothing to help me other then giving me hydroxycloriquine. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else where you have a chance to find a doctor or PA that actually wants to help, has knowledge of rheumatic diseases and wants to help you with your issues rather then farming you out to other specialists Goodbye and good riddance to AHA!