Brett M. Wilson, APRN

First of all, he appears to have something of a chip on his shoulder. But I wouldn't give him a bad review for that. I'm giving him this review because, in my opinion, he is unsuited to practice medicine. First of all, it is a trifle jarring to be diagnosed with something that you know you don't have. He diagnosed me with carpal tunnel, but said that I had neoropathy in the ulnar nerve. A two-second internet search would have shown him that carpal tunnel is neuropathy to the median nerve. But that's not the biggest problem. I had several medical tests several weeks ago. The test results were put into my file, but he did not even look at them until I was in the office. I asked why I had not been given results, and he said it was just too much work for him to look at the results until the patient had an appointment. That attitude is going to get someone killed. Doctors MUST review labs as soon as they are avialable because labs can reveal time-senstive medical conditions. Sometimes a couple of weeks can be the difference between life or death. His attitude seems to be that providing quality healthcare to a patient in a timely manner is just too much of a hassle for him.

As for the staff, they do not follow up. This is the second provider I saw in this practice. The first provider said I needed to schedule a followup appointment. I made several attempts to do so. Each time I was told that they would call me back. They never called. Now, they are supposed to be scheduling me an appointment to see a specialist. But I'm not holding my breath. This practice seems to be run for the convience of the people working there and not for the patients. 

If you want decent medical care, stay away from these people.