I can't even imagine a worse doctor than Dr. Dill......it's not his skill that i'm talking about, it's the way he treats patients. He has NO people skills - he is off-handed, doesn't listen, has a "do as I say and shut up" manner. I knew right from the start that he wasn't a good fit for me, but i thought I'd give it a chance. The last time I was there I left in tears because he refused to talk with me.....just kept telling what I "HAD" to do. Knowing that I didn't have health insurance he sent me on to two other doctors, ordered several tests that just "HAD" to be done right now. I think he was upset because I DARED to question him by asking why he was switching my medications when the ones I was on were working extremely well and then having an attitude when I wanted to discuss a medication that wasn't workng very well and tried to explain that I was looking for suggestions and some help and compassion for my situation. All I got was the cold shoulder. I went to this group looking for ONE doctor who would get to know me and help me with most of my medical problems, who would understand that i'm doing the best I can without health insurance, that I'm an intelligent patient and that I want to be part of my treatment plan. He didn't seem to give a damn about how I felt. He knew I was very upset and he just walked out of the room without even saying anything. Nice way to treat a patient, Dr. Dill. On my last visit I had to wait at least 40 minutes and he spent maybe 15 with me and then because he was upset with me (I think) he charged me $98.00 for an "extended" visit when the time before it was a much smaller amount and I was in there with him a much longer time. I was sitting in a chair in the treatment room trying to pull myself together and they kept checking to see what I was doing and when I was going to leave.
Not a very good experience!
Pros: None that I can think of.
Cons: Very cold manner - does NOT listen
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