Worst experience with a medical professional in my 67 years! I had a colonoscopy and got publicly embarrassed and humiliated for something I said within 10 seconds of being awakened from the anesthesia. It's very common for patients coming out of anesthesia to say stupid things. Also charged $265.00 for a 13 second televisit that the total input from her was "how you doing". I wouldn't recommend her to my worst enemy!

Submitted July 3, 2021

This was my first experience with Dr Lewis. I found her and her team to be very professional, thorough and caring. Something very rare, she was extremely apologetic for my wait time! Definitely would call on her again.

Submitted Oct. 24, 2014

I first saw her at Washington County Hopital when I had a torn esophagus in 2006. She was efficient, gave accurate and complete information. I had a follow-up endoscopy a couple of months later at Robinwood and again in 2009 and would not see anyone else. She was wonderful for both endoscopy and colonoscopy

Submitted Oct. 28, 2010

Saw this MD in office approx 4-5 times over 5 years. Tolerated her uncaring attitude and rudeness because issues were small. When admitted to hosp for abd pain in Jan 2009 she was arrogant,insulting and insensitive to my needs. Tests were negative so she said I wasnt sick. Prior diverticulitis and bowel resection were concerns to me but not to her. Her so called endoscopy was performed using ancient methods, with me awake and gaging. And guess what, the gastritis I've had for 30 years had just simply vanished! She never actually addressed my issues and was of no help. It was the worst experience I have ever had with a MD. Wont be seeing her again.....

Submitted March 8, 2009

Dr. Lewis impressed me as being confident, and caring. Her time she spent with me after a procedure was impressive. I see many doctors and find Dr. Lewis as a true professional.

Submitted Sept. 13, 2008

I was referred on an emergent basis, symptomatic with fever and elevated abdominal enzymes - had to wait 2 weeks to get appt. Upon meeting MD, she never looked me in the eye directly, read paperwork while asking me questions. Did very cursory abd exam ( 5 seconds? ) suggested I probably have a gallstone blockage ( I had my gallbaldder removed 14 years ago ). Twice asked me how long I had had the abdominal pain and diarrhea ( I did not have these symptoms ). Dr. orderd MRI, but stated "Don't bother making another appointment, I don't think there's anything wrong, we'll call you in a couple weeks if you need to come back. MRI revealed a serious problem which then ended in surgery ( by another doctor!)

Submitted Dec. 20, 2007