I've been going to her since I was little, and I don't know if it's just me but I think she's gotten a little different over the years. I'm not atheist but she for some reason preaches to me about God every time I go in the office, and one time I had a cyst on my underarm and she said it as from shaving and that I needed to stop because God made us natural with hair under our arms...anyways, I just hope she knows what she's doing and that these prescription works. I'm starting to think my town is full of cuckoo doctors.....

Submitted Feb. 9, 2010

she is a quack! I was in the exam room for over 2 hrs before she even came in. She doesn't listen and immediately walks in and starts writing prescriptions for herbs before I could even begin to tell her what was wrong with me. My husband went to her a few months ago and all she talked to him about was how the world was going to end in 2012 and that he needed to "save himself" now. She is crazy and a horrible doctor! Oh and when her nurse took my blood, she hit a nerve and my arm has been in pain ever since!

Submitted Jan. 27, 2010

Dr. Teresa Quinlin is a dedicated professional with a big heart and compassion for her patients. She truly believes that most minor Illnessess can be treated by natural means (Homeopathic) vice by Synthetic Prescription which usually has many side effects. She has been my personal physician for over 20 years and I can assure you that while her office may seem cluttered with Dolls and religious symbols that is because she is a Christian woman who does unto others as she would have done unto her.I am not a practicing christian, but the good Doctors faith and her office setting as well as her supporting staff are what my entire family put their trust in. I have never met a more dedicated physician and I know many of them because I work at a Hospital and associate with them. Thank you Dr. Quinlin and staff for the many patients you have helped over the years!!

Submitted July 20, 2009

I appreciate that Dr. Quinlin isn't just looking to put a band-aid on a symtom and is not quick with the prescription pad. I have learned a lot about preventative medicine through the use of the foods I eat and homeopathy. If I have a true illness that is in need of a RX, Dr. Quinlin will always prescribe.

Submitted June 1, 2009

Very unhappy with the doctor AND the entire staff. Being new to naturopathic medicine, it was too hard for me to determine why I'm taking what she prescribed, what affect it will have on my symptoms and more importantly, how much of it to take daily. Maybe if I had advanced knowledge of herbs I would have been more comfortable with this approach.

Submitted April 5, 2009

I found Dr Quinlan while going thru menopause as my other doctor was fixed on hormone therapy and I was looking for other options. I have since used her for all of my medical needs which aren't many. I find her very refreshing at a time when it seems most Doctors are quick with the Rx pad. If you are looking for a medical provider that will help you discover alternatives for total health then look no further.

Submitted Jan. 21, 2009

I have no insurance. I do not make a lot of money. She was a waste of my time and my money. She prescribes a lot of homeopathic remedies, so if you believe in that she's a great doctor. Otherwise, don't bother. Her staff is very friendly and helpful!

Submitted Nov. 12, 2008

I went to this doctor in severe depression and with OCD - near suicidal. She said she didn't prescribe anti-depressents and prescribed a book of prayerful meditation instead. This woman is a menace to her patients and at some point she will kill someone. I am just glad it was not me -it nearly was. Now I have found a competent physician and am much improved.

Submitted March 11, 2008

Get past the decor and accept that this is one incredibly caring, professional, and highly competent medical practicioner that treats her patients as if they were one of her family! I have recently relocated out of state and am on the search for a doctor who possesses the knowledge and philosophy of Dr. Quinlan. She is by far the best doctor I have ever seen in my 50+ years!

Submitted April 9, 2007

Doctor Quinlan's office is seems highly unsanitary with Christian peraphernalia EVERYWHERE. Dolls and angel figurines sitting on shelves in patient rooms, ornaments hanging from pegs, and old religious books sitting in each room. The gospel music was playing loudly over the PA throughout the office. I am a Christian woman and this bothered even me! Seeing a doctor should feel sanitary and safe, not like you are walking into someone's home. She sent me away to get a prescription at an herbal store (which I am now wondering if she owns) and the prescription was for a BOOK!..no kidding. One good thing I can say is that she was on time.

Submitted Nov. 15, 2006