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Responsive doctors at Mayo

Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 3, 2019 | Replies (24)

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@johnbishop

Hi @margottaylor, I'm not sure I would worry about a low number of patient reviews for a Mayo doctor. Do you think it means that the doctor hasn't seen that many patients? I've been a Rochester Mayo Clinic patient for 40+ years (not so many times when I was younger ☺) and have always been impressed by their patient centered care and working with other doctors in other specialty areas. Hopefully this will remove some of your concerns.

Online physician reviews don’t reflect responses in patient satisfaction surveys
-- https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/online-physician-reviews-dont-reflect-responses-in-patient-satisfaction-surveys/

Mayo Clinic -- Ranked #1 in the Nation
-- https://www.mayoclinic.org/about-mayo-clinic/quality/top-ranked

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John, thanks for your input and the articles. Your and Jennifer’s (@jenniferhunter) perspectives I know logically but somehow my emotional side reacted when reading the review of the physician assigned to my first visit.
As with many on our Mayo Connect blog here I’ve seen many docs, a few of whom have felt cold or unsupportive .... mostly I think because they didn’t have answers, or even treatment suggestions.
I know that nobody can fix my complex condition but I’m hopeful that a Mayo team can be a proactive centralized resource for better insight into it so I can pass that on to my offspring, and inspire me to keep fighting the fight.
I’m a curious and determined person and am willing to try almost anything.
Ok. My appointment isn’t until November so I’m going to give my attitude a jumpstart and, as my sweet uncle would say.... Carry On!