Nurse and receptionist was speaking poorly about another very disabled and in pain patient heading toward the front door while I was sitting in the waiting room. The office manager didn't seem to care when I told him about it. The comments below are correct, Dr. Weller has a horrible bedside manner. I have never felt she was very knowledgeable, especially since she told me I needed to work out to cure the severe arm and shoulder pain I was experiencing due to a fall face forward landing on both arms. She did agree to refer me to physical therapy which I have been going to twice a week for 7 months and the problems are still being vigorously worked on. They have a no questions asked policy if you miss an appointment and will send you a certified letter dismissing you as a patient. Scheduling does not like to return phone calls.

Submitted May 11, 2018

I have seen a lot of Doctors but Dr Weller tops the list of bad ones. She is uncaring, cold and acts as though she doesn't have the time or patience to deal with you. She's the kind of Dr who makes you hate Doctors. She has no ounce of sympathy and if you say anything or complain she will drop you as a patient. I highly recommend finding anyone else besides her. She should lose her license. People who work at McDonalds are nicer than that woman. I truly hope that lady finds Jesus! I feel bad for her. She must hate her life to treat others so poorly.

Submitted July 22, 2015

I have been paraplegic for 30 years and property's doc for her care. Have been seeing her for well over a decade.

Submitted April 7, 2015

I was very weary to even go to Dr.Weller after reading the reviews.Shouldn't have been,great doctor, took time with me was very thorough.Showed empathy for my pain. Was nothing like the reviews that I read. A+

Submitted Sept. 24, 2013

I have visited many Doctors over the years and I must say, I have never come across a more self absorbed uncaring individual in my life. It's like; I'm a burden every time I go in. After waiting for so long...all I want to do is leave so I can get home and deal with the pain on my own. I'm not listened to, my visits have become a waste of time...I've never dreaded going to the Doctor before...but I do now. Why DR. Weller got into health care is beyond me, she obviously has no compassion and hates what she does. I only wish I had read these reviews before I went to her...it would have saved me a world of grief!

Submitted Dec. 10, 2012

I don't know if I've ever seen a doctor in a bigger hurry to wrap up an appointment. I received what seemed a very hurried evaluation in which I have next to no confidence. She is unfriendly and seems to be uninterested.

Submitted April 18, 2011

Well, I thought Dr. Weller was terrific...knowledgeable and willing to listen. She was late getting to my appointment which is always kind of annoying but apologized immediatelky when entering the room, and once she began the consultation, I didn't care anymore because I really liked her. I would recommend her to anyone seeking help!

Submitted Sept. 28, 2009

She was very patronizing and accusational. I asked for help with the pain and suggested Accupuncture and Physical Therapy, non-medicational help. Then she accused me of being drug seeking after I had specified the types of help I wanted to try and stating that I hate taking pills of amy sort. After all that, she still prescribed medication and THANK GOD for good pharmacists, because she didn't read my chart where it said that I had a severe drug allergy (the reason I hate medication) and prescribed that drug for me. Then after she made that huge of a mistake, basically told me to deal with the pain.

Submitted April 27, 2009

My PCP told me that dr. Weller was an expert on RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) which I was diagnosed with 10 years ago. but, after only 2 min. in her office, she stated she didn't think I had it cuz RSD doesn't spread! Anybody who knows anything about RSD knows it spreads! She is questioning the word of a dr. who spent many months with me and did alot of tests before he made the diagnosis. I just feel she is very irresponsible and arrogant to state I don't have the condition I've been studying, getting treatment for, and suffering from for over 10 years. I know far more about RSD than the average dr. since I've been reading about it online all these years and not only that but I've been living with it. At my 2nd visit she stated I didn't have atrophy so couldn't have RSD!My legs are more than 2in atrophied, something you can't tell by looking once!would u tell a pregnant woman she's not pregnant cuz she doesn't have morning sickness? if someone has all the symptoms,I'd worry!

Submitted Dec. 6, 2007