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Dr. Wallace Hodges
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Gender: Male
Specialty: Internal Medicine
Location: 515 Minor Ave, Seattle, WA 98104
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Fine needle aspiration for suspicious thyroid nodule..., Nov 4, 2011 I had an ultrasound to investigate a nodule found my endocrinologist. The us revealed some suspicious findings so a fine needle aspiration was scheduled. This Dr. rushed through an ultrasound provided by a tech that made me question her skills, and then pronounced that both the radiologist and the endo were incorrect in calling what I had a nodule nor was he concerned about it and he wouldn't do the aspiration. |
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Welcome back to Lakewood, WA Good to have you in the community again..., Nov 2, 2011 NP Lennon is back in Lakewood - working with Dr. White. She is knowledgeable and compassionate. I never felt rushed or not listened to. Very thorough re: history and tries to get to know each patient. Thanks |
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Scott Yegel had a wait time of 50 minutes Unacceptable!..., Oct 17, 2011 . I am most disappointed in the wait time. I waited over 50 minutes to be seen by the doctor. 50 minutes just to have him walk into my room!! I never received any feedback as to the wait and when I addressed the issue to the doctor he merely stated I'm sorry. If the wait time was going to be long, I would appreciate if the doctor/ receptionist asked me if I cared to reschedule, who said I didn't have something else to do? My time is just as valuable as any person, so when I schedule an appointment I expect to be seen at least within 15 minutes. After all, the receptionist is the one looking at the calendar to ensure I am placed in to a time that is compatible with the doctor's schedule. If I arrive late or do not call, I am billed anywhere from $50.00 to $200.00 depending on the incident. If the doctor arrives late, I get nothing except sorry and all my other appointments being thrown off at that time. Why is it OK for the doctor to be late but not the patient? If you have too many people scheduled or you can't wrap up an appointment in a timely manner, maybe you should try placing greater distance between the next patient, to allot for the overtime (which by the way I'm not getting paid for) in which the patient will be occurring. So many times people say this is the norm, this is not acceptable! If you arrive late at the doctor's office you are billed or asked to rescheduled, if you arrive late for an interview you will not get the job, if you arrive late at your job you will be fired. Why is it OK for a doctor in a doctor's office to be late for his/her patients? I had an appointment; I even brought in my paperwork already filled out. I didn't just walk in. I rescheduled an appointment for another doctor while waiting for the doctor to come in, upon him coming In, I left. He or she will no longer be privy to my money when I have to wait excessively. |
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Unprofessional is how I would describe him. He was not interested in me as a person at all...., Sep 30, 2011 He had only one interest, flirting with the nurse. I did not want to hear how pretty her eyes are, and how beautiful she is. They talked like I was not even in the room. I felt like I was invisiable. Very unprofessional, steer clear of this creep. |
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After numerous trips to Boston for specialized care for my son and his reoccurring knee problems, I ..., Sep 15, 2011 After numerous trips to Boston for specialized care for my son and his reoccurring knee problems, I came across Dr Lorusseau and his staff here on cape. After the initial evaluation and treatment session, my son was remarkably relieved of his pain and continues non evasive treatments from the Dr for continued improvement. |
