Stowe Family Practice

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1878 Mountain Rd #3, Stowe, VT 05672, USA
Added by Jopie, at 12 September 2012

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• Carlos Castanada

  09 December 2017

  I spent an hour of time I didn't have just to pay $20 for a referral I could have gotten over the phone. I'd recommend seeking health care elsewhere, but if you do go here don't make my mistake, ask what your appointment will entail be for going.

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• E T

  04 December 2017

  This place is honestly horrible. The receptionists were rude, the waiting room was dirty (dust balls under the chairs) and the bathroom in the waiting room smelled horrific. The care from the doctor was alright, she seemed nice. You’d be better off going somewher else.that is clean.

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• Dante Guerra

  16 October 2016

  I saw Dr. Quin three times and he introduced himself to me every time as if he had never met me before.
  
  To me, this tells me that he didn't look at my chart thoroughly before entering the exam room.
  
  Stowe Family Practice suffered a massive loss when they lost Dr. Bisbee.
  
  If you're not coming here for anything more than a cold or flue, I suggest going to a teaching hospital, like UVM or Dartmouth.

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• Tyler James

  04 August 2016

  Avoid if you can.

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• Albert Kumin

  19 June 2016

  GO SOMEPLACE ELSE.
  PUT A BAND AID ON YOULL BE FINE NEXT CUSTOMER
  The SFP receptionists are nice and seem caring. The problem here is the DOCTORS, especially Dr Quinn he was terrible, they just care about getting as many patients in and out the door in the shortest time. They do not care about your health they only care about the bottom line paid by insurance $$$$.

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• John Oullette

  10 January 2015

  Stowe Family Practice is comparatively fine but has been dragged into the national tide of considering Medicaid recipients as expendable ( even children).The doctors themselves are polite and courteous but most definitely give a different type of service to the wealthier privately insured patients of affluent Stowe. This two tier policy extends to hospitals, naturopaths, and the medical industry in general. It is sad that a child with a persistent cough that is lasting months is merely brushed off with repeated antibiotic prescriptions instead of doing the standard diagnostics that a rich person's child would get , such as blood tests for mold exposure or any of the other myriad causes

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• Faith Goodtowne

  19 September 2012

  The doctors here are fine, the real problem is with the receptionists. Of all the companies I have ever interacted with, I would rate the service received here from the people who answer the phones as the worst I have ever dealt with. Calls are not returned, questions are half answered, and all inquiries result in you must see a doctor, and you must wait a long time for an appointment. I've called about a simple prescription renewal and repeatedly I spoke to someone who promised to call me back and never did. The real problem seems to be cultural in the sense that the receptionists seem to have an attitude or culture that customers are a pain and do not need to be treated respectfully and courteously. I thinks some customer service focused training is really needed.

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