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Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees.Normally I don't write reviews, good or bad. I see a lot of bad ones about wait times, but waiting is normal at doctors' offices. This appointment had me waiting about an hour, but I've had way worse. But this review is about the doctor, not the wait time. Dr. Imani Williams-Vaughn had the worst bedside manner I have ever experienced from a medical professional. I went in nervous and left fuming. To start with, she came in, didn't smile or shake my hand, and slouched down on the stool in the corner. She put off an air of a bored, lazy teenager and her attitude was no better. I told her I thought I may have had a miscarriage and she didn't say anything so I went on, telling her my story. I said that I had irregular periods to begin with, and that, after a missed one by a few weeks or so and some other side effects, I took a pregnancy test. I said that the test was positive, but I had heard store bought pregnancy tests were unreliable. Then, after about a week, I started to have a very heavy, clotted period. Then I said, "So I think I was pregnant..." And was about to finish by saying that I thought I had a miscarriage and wanted to get checked out to make sure. But I got interrupted by her saying, "Uh, ya THINK you were pregnant?" She had a look on her face like I was an unbelievable idiot. So then she goes out to check if my pregnancy test was done and she comes back in and says, "No more prego," shrugs, and changed the subject without even asking how I felt about it or letting me know what to do next. I thought, after a miscarriage, that one was supposed to get checked out. But she couldn't be bothered. So we went on to the second reason why I came in, which was to have a hormone panel done. I told her I have struggled with my weight all my life no matter how well I eat or exercise. I eat less than 1200 calories a day and work out five days a week, and the foods I eat are low carb. I shouldn't have to work that hard and only be able to maintain a heavy weight. So she asked me what my activity level consisted of. I started by saying, "Well first of all, I am on my feet all day..." I was going to finish by telling her that I work in a warehouse and walk 5-8 miles a day, and then tell her about my actual workout regimen. However, she immediately interrupted me and rudely said, "Nuh uh. What else ya got?" I just looked at her in disbelief. When we went on I had to ask her many questions because she didn't offer any information on the tests she was ordering on me, and she gave me one word answers. Finally she left the room, making me think she was coming back, but she never did. Her nurse finished with me and the doctor never even finished with me or said good bye. It was the more horrible medical visit I ever had. She was rude, disrespectful, and unprofessional. This review is long, but I hope it was helpful to anyone thinking of going to this doctor. Finally, the practice charges you $25 for copies of your medical records, which I think is unethical. Bottom line, I'll never be back.
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