Rude and abrupt. Seemed completely disinterested in the reason for my appointment. No interest in seeing her again for any reason

Submitted Dec. 27, 2022

Went in to have sutures removed. She never sanitized her hands or cleaned the area first. She made a comment at the end that she didn't think the last thing she was digging at was a suture that she believed she got them all out. I realized later on that evening that there was still a piece of the stitch left in my incision (the one she had been digging at)...ended up having my spouse remove it!

Submitted Nov. 10, 2021

Not impressed with this doctor. Had to go to emergency for a work related injury that requires sutures. She seemed unorganized and opted to use a liquid to freeze the injury rather than injectable. Laceration wasn’t numbed when she started to put the suture in. Based on this I’m glad she only put one in and not more!!

Submitted Nov. 15, 2019

Obviously very knowledgeable and worked efficiently! She was very polite and addressed all of my concerns appropriately. Very pleased with the care I received from her.

Submitted Aug. 29, 2019

Saw this dr at wild rose clinic, one shot shy from an army medic in combat. Horrible dr, rude, abrupt, ZERO interest in patient and argumentative. I skip over her everytime when asked for appts when I have to dash in when my Dr isnt available for quick script re fill. Nasty person, better equipped for amputation surgery or perhaps black market organ surgery on the fly, think she would be in Her element then.

Submitted April 17, 2017

Rush & disinterested at the Wild Rose clinic. When I saw her in the ER, she was great. Confusing...

Submitted April 26, 2016

I saw this doc at ER. She was very kind & caring. Wish she was taking patients.

Submitted Oct. 18, 2015

I saw this doctor at the Wild Rose Walk-in in Olds. She did not introduce herself by name. She was very abrupt and seemed rushed and uninterested in patient care. She did not ask questions about my condition or if I was on any medications or had any existing conditions for which I was being treated. She spent less than five minutes in the room with me and after a extraordinarily brief exam gave me a prescription. I do not believe I was adequately treated as my full range of symptoms was never heard.

Submitted April 11, 2013