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Bend Obstetrics & Gynecology, LLC
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I have never been to an appointment in which the doctor did not ask me any questions or show any interest in my health or well-being. Congratulations Gail M. Jett, FNP, for giving me this experience, I hope to god it never happens again. I was still trying to ask her questions as she was halfway out the door, she actually stood in the open doorway and gave me some perfunctory answer before rushing off, leaving me feeling like the least important patient she had ever treated. But I'm sure she bestows this honor on all of the women she sees. Work on your bedside manner or find another profession, people should be able to talk to their doctors!
Cons: Spent longer waiting than being treated.
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