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Quello Clinic Ltd
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citysearch c.
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We saw Robbin Greer about my daughter's big toenail fungus. We waited for a half an hour to see her, and then she barely glanced at my daughter's feet. She immediately sat down and proceeded to tap on the computer for about 5 minutes. I have never been to a doctor who does that. They usually do all the computer work after listening attentively to the symptoms and doing a thorough examination of the problem. When she recommended an antifungal oral medication for around a year or so, I asked her, ""Will it come back?"" And her answer was, ""Extremely unlikely."" With the research we have done, the basic consesus is that there is at least a 50/50 percent chance that it will come back, so her advice is just plain wrong. I really feel she is not a very good physician's assistant, not very knowledgeable, and I resent her being pushed on us when I called for an appointment. Having said that, almost all of our experiences at Quello Clinic have been fantastic, especially Dr. McCutcheon. So my advice is continue to use Quello Clinic, but avoid an appointment with Robbin Greer.
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