The first time I met this Physican iras sick with an upper respiratory infection. I came into the office wearing a hard neck brace device,as. I had recently
undergone nevk surgery for cervical stenosis. This doctor asked me. about my neck surgery. I explained to himethat i had severe stenosis. This doctor without any other knowledge regarding the details of my neck. Said: I shouldn't of done the surgery. I then tried to proceed to tell Him why I had too ,but he kept cutting me off. Saying he didn't care. The repeated I shouldn't of have the surgery. The doctor kept saying this after meeting me within 5 minutes. Let's just say: that was not. Comforting in any way or form. In fact it was frustrating. To have a. Doctor judge your decision and the not listen to why you choose what you choose. Regarding my upper respiratory issues. The doctor was great, he did everything needed to help. However,it wasn't comforting about he's responses to my recent neck surgery. Since then, I have seen this doctor approximately 6 more times. In. Which this physician makes incredibly wrong assumption by labeling individuals. By doing so he is unable to address the matter at hand. The physician seems to loose all bed side manner by doing this and cannot move on to treat the individual Re: the matters needed at the time. The physician gets stuck- paralyzed in being able to make the appropriate decisions. Therefore, this causes him to fall short -behind the standard of other physicians in the surrounding community of what a patient needs are to date. It's unfortunate, for a physician to create a label and therefore unable to treat accordingly and properly. After the most recent visit, the patient had to go see a different physician the following day to get the proper care. Therefore, making the appt with him a waste of time and money. The second doctor ordered x-Rays and found issues causing severe pain in the patient. The second physician ordered x rays and included follow up plans and placed the patient in a neck brace for 1 week.Dr Audiah didn't offer to do a x-ray and before leaving the patients room, the patient asked if he was going to have her get one. He said: no . He also stated for the patient not to wear a neck brace she brought in.. He made assumptions blindly, when in fact he has an xray tech in the office and acess to the company's own Mri as there is one located at the facility as well. It was easy and a simple process for the physician to get factual findings on the patients health and pain by way of orderiing a simple x ray. As xray showed a new complication for the patient, but again only at the 2nd doctor. As the patient had to go see someone else the following day. Also. The patient called into Dr Audishs office on the previous Friday leaving the message that her arm was going completely paralyzed, loss of limb use 2 times in one day. He did not call and or get back to the patient, when the patient got into the office 5 days later she asked: why he did not respond by calling or having another physician call back? he stated. I dont know, I guess the front office forgot to give me the message. He didnt appologise or seem to care in anyway that the patient was left hanging so to speak. I would give this physician 5 stars regarding treating one for upper respiratory issues as he was great for those ptoblems. However, he judges and makes the wrong assumptions in other areas causing him not to have the ability to make the appropriate decisions when it comes to ones pain. For Pain issues I would rate him a zero. I would rate him a minus zero for bedside manner so to speak.Therefore, overall score a total of 2.
This physician does not respect any other doctors reports or opinions unless their his doctors , the ones he chooses.. He,s incredibly pushiy for the patient to see his friends/ doctors and refuses to listen to any of my Specialist Views or Opinions. Again, Dr Audish is only a general practitioner, he is not a specialist but loves to say that the specialist opinions are wrong. Its mind blowing and frustrating. I not sure if he is arrogant or just rude? But he is ignorant in many ways.

Submitted Dec. 21, 2014

I feel as though I'm never taken seriously for my symptoms. I get two minutes with the doctor then get booted out. I was given a prescription which was not covered by my insurance. The pharmacy had told me the doctor would take care of it. I call two days later and they said they don't call the insurance. I would have appreciated a phone call or follow up but instead I called and I don't feel I was cared for. Really dread coming here again. Not the first visit like this

Submitted June 19, 2014