Elizabeth Bradley, MD

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Patient Satisfaction Reviews

67 Patient Satisfaction Reviews

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Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.

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Overall		Star Ratings 4.7 out of 5
Explains	4.7
Listens	4.8
Courtesy, Respect & Concern	4.9
Knows Medical History	4.4
Time Spent with Patient	4.6
Patient Rating of Doctor	4.7

3 Patient Comments

Reviewed on Jun 28, 2018

Dr. Bradley did not seem to go over my past history prior to my visit. She did not seem to want to establish a good rapport with me. She left abruptly and I had more questions for her. Her assistant tried to help when she left. He explained that appointment times had been shortened from when I was last seen by Dr. Herbst in January 2018. I'm so glad Dr. Herbst had treated me since 2016 and with her care I have made great progress! I'm not sure what I should do if I have issues in the future.

Reviewed on Jun 6, 2018

I frequently recommend Dr. Elizabeth Bradley to others.

Reviewed on May 9, 2018

The nurse that took me back to the room and checked my vitals was very courteous and helpful. However, the assistant that came in after the dr left was not helpful at all. He was to explain, and go over the process for the blood, urine and fecal lab kits. He basically told me nothing. When I got home, I had to plow over and over through the kits to figure out exactly what to do. He didn't even tell me that I needed to read every thing carefully. He just said, "Here they are." I didn't even know what I was getting.

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