Dr. Hullfish is wonderful. Actually, everyone in her office is very professional and friendly. Her bedside manner is second to none. She calmed me just before surgery and sat on my bed holding my hand. Just after surgery she was there to explain everything performed during surgery and what to expect during recovery. I was very nervous before surgery and one of the nurses told me that I had nothing to be worried about because Dr. Hullfish and her team are known as the "A Team." This is a true statement her team is top notch! I would highly recommend her.

Submitted Feb. 24, 2016

My experience with Dr. Hullfish was excellent. She is very professional and makes the patient feel at ease. Her ability to assess the situation quickly and correctly gives the patient much confidence. In surgery, she does her all she can to give comfort and reassurance before the surgery and is right there after to let you know what will happen next so that you can just relax. I can say you won't have to worry about slap happy surgery --she has her team so well trained that each level of the procedure is watched carefully for any breach of sterility. I can't say enough about this doctor, but can guarantee she is the best in her field.

Submitted Sept. 1, 2015

Most caring and compassionate doctor I've met so far.

Submitted Aug. 22, 2015

Kathie Hullfish is by far the best doctor I have ever had she is professional, caring understanding , and makes time for her patients that has emergencies her staff is excellent she has been my doctor for almost two years and has done prolaspe surgery and I fully trust and belive that she is one of the best in her field and would recommend her to anyone.

Submitted Nov. 5, 2013

Dr. Hullfish explained things in words I understood and gave me options for treating my condition. Her secretary and nurse are wonderful!

Submitted April 28, 2009

on my first two visits she was very helpful, advised PT and it worked, but only for a short time, my pain returned. She stated I would need surgery my previous visit, but said i should not have the amout of pain I am having for my level of prolapse, i was very upset, in pain and she just wanted to send me to a pain management group instead of correcting my prolapse surgically. My urologist feels I really need surgery. I plan to have further opinions.

Submitted Dec. 4, 2006

Parking was the main problem. But once in the clinic, the staff and nurse were very nice. The resident working with Dr. Hullfish listened very well. Dr. Hullfish was kind and attentive. She took time to get to know me as a person. I liked the way the team taught me about my condition (csytosele and rectocele) and options for treatment. They also invited my husband in for the discussion part of my visit. I did have to wait about 35 minutes for Dr. Hullfish but it was worth it.

Submitted Nov. 9, 2006

Dr. Hullfish was apparently running behind. I spent more time with the interns. Once in the room, she was pleasant and knowledgeable. However, she was rushing to get to the next appointment and did not take time to answer our questions about my perscriptions adequately. Recommended physical therapy rather than surgery which was fine with me. Told me to make another appointment if I was still in pain. After the therapy, my doctor's office tried to set up an appointment but they said they referred me to pain management. They did not. They said they would call back but they never did. Took 3 phone calls to get records transferred. Maybe this is an office issue. Dr. Hullfish is apparently popular and I liked her in person. I also liked her questionnaire which asked the patient to describe her objectives in her own words. I did however, feel like I was herded in and out like cattle and her follow up was poor.

Submitted Feb. 17, 2006