We started going to mesa peds when my daughter was born. When she was 3 months we were told she needed to see an eye doctor because she still occasionally got cross eyed. She referred us to "her friend" who, when we went to see, had no idea why she'd send us because her eye development is normal. Okay fine, I get being careful but that was $180 out of pocket. So we just chose to switch to someone else in the office.
At first this woman seemed on the ball, except every time I went in it was like we were new patients. She didn't remember anything about my daughters history. She's ask questions and I'd be baffled I needed to explain them again. At this point I was thinking about switching based on the lack of personal connection we were making with her. My daughter was one at this point. She's always had trouble with constipation and so almond milk was recommended. I had done some research and read that she wouldn't get all the nutrients she needed from it, but our ped argued that she would get plenty, so I chose to go with her word over the Internet.
The last straw was taking my daughter in thinking she was allergic to something (she'd been itching and rubbing her face vigorously for days). I was brushed off and told to get her eye drops because she probably just had something in her eye. I called a new pediatrician the next day and we are now awaiting results of a food allergy scan and finding a supplement to go with her almond milk because her weight is in the 10th percentile from the lack of calories almond milk has.
These doctors don't have you or your child's best interest in mind. They're just skating through making half the effort of a real pediatrician.