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dateCreated	2017-12-13 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Associated Retina Consultants
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rev:text	My experience with the Scottsdale office was one of complete frustration and humiliation. After booking a 4:00 appt time (not my choice, what they had open) I came to the office early, checked in, gave my insurance info and sat down for about a 40 minute wait past my appt time. I was finally ushered in, started the eye exam, had dilation drops inserted in my eyes when the office manager came running down the hallway shouting to the assistant that I didn't have insurance and could not be seen unless I wanted to proceed as a cash patient. I do in fact have medicare, but due to their sheer incompetence they did not call medicare to confirm my eligibility. I asked the front desk if we could recheck the insurance id numbers but they refused, stating that their staff wanted to get home (it was now 4:45) and that they would not help me. I asked if I could pay myself and be reimbursed by them when Medicare made payment but was told, 'absolutely not!' I am actually a patient of record and have had eye surgery performed by one of the doctors a few years ago and paid in full for all services rendered. Despite the fact treatment was started on me with eye dilation and that I complained of dangerous eye symptoms the staff informed me that I had to leave the office and that I could not proceed with the appt and see the doctor. I'm pretty sure it is considered unethical and unprofessional to refuse treatment for a patient once that treatment has been started. If in fact I hadn't had insurance (which I did) couldn't that have been verified while I cooled my heels in the waiting room for 40 minutes and before treatment was begun? I was embarassed by the front desk's handling of the situation with everyone looking at me like I was trying to pull off insurance fraud. No idea what the doctors are like but the staff is certainly angry and anxious to vent their anger on the patients. The next day when I tried to figure out what was going on, despite repeated promises to be called back, no one did. If you want to be treated really poorly and with a total lack of courtesy this is the office for you.
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