It is incredibly difficult getting answer from the doctor, if a question is left with her staff. The office staff is the most difficult to deal with that I have encountered in a professional office.

Submitted Aug. 3, 2009

Unsure if this is staff, or Dr. Wilson. I have MS and had been on a small maintenance dose of an antibiotic for frequent bladder infections that some people with MS suffer from. I had been on it for a few years when my Neurologist in Virginia prescribed it for me. I had also been on a beta blocker for arrhythmia for several years (after several tests and monitors I was diagnosed in Virginia as well). I moved to Colorado and Tamara kept up on my two prescriptions for about 4 years but I missed my yearly pap and she would not refill my prescriptions until I came in to have it. My fathers siblings have all died of colon cancer so I got a colonoscopy, and it was time for my yearly breast exam (I have three spots doctors have been watching for years) I had that done. Had no time to get a pap taking care of dad. Her office told me I still couldn't get my refills until I had that pap done. I haven't gone back. I can't see doctors holding back meds just for a pap. Frightening.

Submitted March 11, 2009

I love Dr. Wilson. I am also in shock about the negative comments. Tamara has been there for me and my family with the right stuff. She helped me in such a big way when I was having severe panic and anxiety. I am now anti-depressent free because of her treatment plan. She not only was attentive to what I was saying but knew exactly what I needed. Thank you Dr. Tamara!

Submitted May 28, 2008

So I've been going to Wilson for about almost a year now. I never leave the office feeling like I've actually been evaluated throughly. She's unprofessional, she wears casual, almost club like clothes. How am I suppose to feel like she knows what she's taking about if she's wearing a fur lined collar and a metal chain belt? She doesn't truely listen to all my symptoms and rushes me out before I can ask all my questions.. She was half way out the door before i could even finish one of my questions. I had a quick laps of memory on one of my questions and she says "Well if you think of it let me know..." as she walks out the room. How exactly am I suppose to do that? Another $45 dollar appointment? She is so quick to write a prescription before even TRUELY testing or even really looking.

Submitted May 19, 2008

I've been a patient of Dr. Wilson's for about 10 years. She has always been very helpful, provides referrals whenever I've asked and really taken time when I've needed it. I can get appointments quickly and rarely have to wait more than 10 minutes. A very good doctor.

Submitted March 12, 2008

I'm not sure how I feel about this doctor, I don't have much to compare her to. The first visit was quick, she did everything in a half hour. I am used to waiting and waiting and waiting. So I was pleased with that. The second visit was a little too quick. I felt rushed out of there. Over all she was a 6.

Submitted Feb. 29, 2008

I can't imagine what happened to cause some of the negative comments on here! Dr. Wilson has been my personal physician for many years (nearly 20) and she has always been very attentive, knowledgeable, and professional. When I was going through a divorce >than 10 years ago, she took extra time to counsel me on various methods of managing the associated stresses. During my regular annual physical she monitors my blood pressure, blood glucose, and treats me for gout. She recommended exercise and changes to my diet which successfully reduced my diabetes risk factors. After I remarried 8 years ago my new wife, who is rather picky when it comes to Doctors and service, also became one of Dr. Wilson's patients and she has been very pleased with her. There have been several times, mostly during flu season when there were a lot of sick people requiring attention, that I had long waits, but this is understandable. In my opinion you couldn't ask for a better personal Physician.

Submitted Jan. 7, 2008

The first time I waited in Dr. Scheeler's office for an 1 hour and 40 minutes before I was seen. I liked the attention Darcy showed once I saw her though. So I gave her another chance. I came back again with an 8am appointment. She saw me at 8:30! There is no excuse for that! Oh, if you leave a message to have her call you back, it won't happen. Believe me! I left a message everyday for a week once. NOTHING! On a positive note: I think Dr. Scheeler is a good doctor! It's too bad she doesn't manage her time well and hires complete idiots for her staff. Good luck!

Submitted Nov. 20, 2007

The office was very disorganized. I had to wait forever just to get a check up!!! The doctor didn't spend time with me and didn't even care to answer my questions....a few weeks later I called to get my blood test results....they never called back! Oh...and by the way everytime I call this office they put me on hold for at least 30-45minutes. I found out when a nurse finally got a hold of me that my blood work was lost! They couldn't even find any info on my file.....like I never was in to see her. It was wierd! I had to call my insurance company so I could prove that I was there and that they charged me! Three months after this ....I got a call from one of the nurses and she said the day I was in a new person had lost a bunch of stuff and that's why my blood test results were lost as well as the file!!! I can't believe I was charged for my blood work that they LOST~ It seems that place is more of a circus than a doctor's office.

Submitted Feb. 12, 2007

Wow! I'm very surprised at the comments here. Dr. Wilson has been my doctor for almost 7 years now and I've never had anything but good experiences with her. She's always made an extra effort to answer all of my questions and discussed all of my options on any medical issues. I would recommend her to anyone.

Submitted Nov. 20, 2006