Review by
Anonymous
on
November 05, 2015
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Edgar Kranau - 6216 S Lewis Ave Suite 164
Office & Staff Evaluation
Practice Evaluation
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Ease of Getting an Appointment
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Courtesy of Practice Staff
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Appearance & Atmosphere of Office
- Handling of Billing & Insurance Not rated
- Average Wait Time 11 to 20 minutes
Provider Evaluation
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Willingness to Spend Time with You
- Listening Skills Not rated
- Clear explanations Not rated
- Trust in Decision Making Not rated
- Accuracy of Diagnosis Not rated
- Post-Visit Follow-Up Not rated
“Psychiatric Evaluation For Impending Pain Stimulator Surgery”
I was in a great deal of physical pain upon arriving at the office. Admittedly, I was feeling a little grouchy due to the pain, but I did nothing to deserve the condescending and impatient attitude with which I was treated the entire time I was there. It was almost like he was mad at me for being there - a lot of eye-rolling, indignant momentary glaring, and then shaking his head. It was very flustering and confusing for me. He came to a question about my childhood and I simply and calmly asked the relation of the question to the evaluation and he, very rudely, practically yelled that if the question wasn't necessary, he wouldn't be asking it. Calmly, I asked if there was something wrong with my asking that question and he, ever so rudely, answered the question. I asked him if he felt like his demeanor and bedside manner were welcoming and inviting? He said that he does these all the time. I informed him that I definitely didn't think so. He then suggested that I just have another therapist do the evaluation. So I said that sounded like a good idea, stood up and left.
Comment - “ Psychiatric Evaluation For Impending Pain Stimulator Surgery ”
I was in a great deal of physical pain upon arriving at the office. Admittedly, I was feeling a little grouchy due to the pain, but I did nothing to deserve the condescending and impatient attitude with which I was treated the entire time I was there. It was almost like he was mad at me for being there - a lot of eye-rolling, indignant momentary glaring, and then shaking his head. It was very flustering and confusing for me. He came to a question about my childhood and I simply and calmly asked the relation of the question to the evaluation and he, very rudely, practically yelled that if the question wasn't necessary, he wouldn't be asking it. Calmly, I asked if there was something wrong with my asking that question and he, ever so rudely, answered the question. I asked him if he felt like his demeanor and bedside manner were welcoming and inviting? He said that he does these all the time. I informed him that I definitely didn't think so. He then suggested that I just have another therapist do the evaluation. So I said that sounded like a good idea, stood up and left.