Best Endocrinologist Lansing Near Me

Tom McIntire: I have read these reviews on Google and I'm amazed honestly. I've never had an issue with the staff or with the providers at this facility. I have had nothing but good experiences with them.The only complaint I have is that scheduling can be difficult as it can be a few months or longer before you can get back in, but this seems to be the norm nowadays with falling resources in the medical field when it comes to practitioners.Even, so they are usually really quick to respond to messages sent through the sparrow app and make exemptions on medical subscriptions if you need them and can't meet due to scheduling.

Jodi Menzies: Unwilling to work with you to develop your plan of care. Their way or the highway. Unwilling to listen to what you are saying or to consider that you have many years of experience with your own disease and have learned from those years. Advocating for yourself leads them to discharge you from their services. Save your kidneys. Find an office that is able to comprehend that we are not all textbook.

Jeremiah James: UPDATE: My previous review was just newness, I guess.Three years later and things have taken a turn for the usual. They are consistently 3-4 months out in scheduling, They are perpetually understaffed, underqualified, and underwheling in service. As a patient, you're forced to wait at least 15 minutes to be called back, then forced to wait another 10-15 minutes for the provider. Each appointment for me takes approximately 2.5 - 3 hours (which includes a 45 minute one way trip.) If you're more than 10 minutes late, they'll cancel your appointmet. Over the years I've no doubt had to wait hours for them.They clearly don't follow their own rules or care about their patients.As for the provider I had - Carol Tucker - was hands down the best I ever had. It's an absolute shame the front desk was so bad.Avoid this office as if your life depends on it - because it does.

Sherrie Bupp: I have went to Dr. Fletcher for years. She was a wonderful doctor. It she has left Sparrow to retire. Now I don’t have a doctor I was assigned a “PA” she’s nice, but she’s not a doctor. I was told they were replacing Dr. Fletcher they haven’t. When Dr. Fletcher was my doctor my A1C was 6.1 it is now 7.1 and climbing. It doesn’t matter what I eat my count goes over 200. I’m very depressed and am about ready to STOP EATING all together. Then it won’t go over 200. And the PA just adjusts my insulin intake, which Is NOT WORKING!!!

Cyle Cornish: Good caregivers. Unfortunately the office staff, management, and behind the scenes people are horrible. They do not answer the phone, rarely call back, and never follow through on communication with insurance or other providers. They will cancel your appointment if you are 10 minutes late, even if THEY are running an hour behind. It’s surprising that more diabetics don’t die.

Cynthia Logan: Front office staff awfully rude. Not on occasion, every visit and phone call. Not flexible on appointments at all even with advanced notice. My PA wouldn't listen to me at all. Told her thyroid medicines haven't worked after I'd tried many times, insisted I use them anyways, causing multiple problems. Not very helpful. Tried for a year. Had to switch clinics.

Bug in the rug: 0 stars.1st referral was denied after a 3 week wait. They told my PCP that low testosterone and osteoporosis isn't an endo issue. Had more blood work done and Sent 2nd referral in.Maybe they only see diabetes patients and they hired Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) to review all other referralsI can understand 3 weeks to accept a referral, but I've never had a doctor take 3 weeks to deny a referral.On a side note, It would be nice if the doctors would list their area's of interest on the providers page, so patient's can choose the right provider.

Shatara Thompson: I wouldn't want to give any stars to this office. The woman I spoke to in the referral department is completely unprofessional. She likes to yell at you and call you rude. This is why I am glad that my doctor isn't in the Sparrow system, I can't stand Sparrow anymore. My family members have been treated terribly in the hospitals, ER, and the doctor's offices.

Shawn Smith: I have been helped som much since my type 2 diabetes diagnosis. Carol is such a great PA. She listens and teaches and understands what will help.

Tania Bridgeman: What a way to make a first impression!!! The team was great and answered all of my many questions. I felt as if they really listened to understand and to provide a plan that meets my needs to manage the diabetes...I did not say my diabetes because I am not owning it...I feel I will beat it and stay on top of it with my hard work and dedication and with these great professionals especially Jennifer Caswell PA-C

Richard Woodrum: Takes forever to get calls back (if any). staff is dismissive and rude. They can’t get a scrip sent out to the right place to save their lives and I’ve caught their nurses in lies about taking care of things over the phone twice.And right now, I’m sitting in the lobby after they turned the lights off waiting for them to call me back because the receptionist wanted to leave at 4:45 and not stay till the last patient got called back? Like I’m actually sitting in an empty closed waiting room for a nurse to call me back....

Max Fata: I've been going to Sparrow Endo for almost two years... I've had a few bad experiences with some of the staff.I had one instance where they didn't refill my insulin correctly, but I will say the NP Carol Tucker is amazing. She's like family, has a really positive energy and is really a great person.

Roger Luedeman: Living on a medical. Doing 120U. What could i become. Deadwood. Bring it doomed.

Nate Bobb: I had been a patient here for about 5 years. I recently relocated and made the easy decision to switch away from Sparrow Adult Endocrinology. The care they provide is kind but utterly inconsistent and lacking competent and timely care. I've waited weeks for a response to multiple phone calls, I've been charged for appointments I never made and never received any notice or posting of a change in some of my lab values. Some of the staff is often rude over the phone and they have made remarks that are completely unprofessional. I'm not sure if all of this is due to understaffing or patient overload. Luckily I manage my T1D very independently, but if you're looking for a provider to help manage your disease I would be very hesitant to put your trust here. Very very disappointed in how I was lost in the shuffle on many many occasions.

mary coscarelli: My primary physician sent the office a referral to Dr. Javier office in December. I called twice in January to make sure they received the referral and was told both times they were still making a decision on whether or not I could be a patient. I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's 20 years ago. Finally at the end of January they called and scheduled an appointment for mid-may. A month later they called and needed to reschedule because he wasn't going to be in the office. They postponed my appointment two weeks. 2 weeks later they called again because he wasn't going to be in the office. This time, their first available appointment was mid-august. The scheduler was very rude when I explained this was the second time they rescheduled my appointment and waiting 8 months seemed unacceptable. I would not recommend this office or this doctor.

Reilly Stover: I am a pregnant type one diabetic and they told me they would call my pharmacy and help me refill a prescription but they never called and now they’re closed and I’m out Of my medication.They are way behind on any of their equipment and won’t pay for an on-call doctor. Which has sent me to the hospital twice. Within 6 months of being with them their phones have been down twice. I highly recommend you not to go here.

Turney Gratz: Carol Tucker is an outstanding Diabetes NP

Christine: I have been going to see Dr. Fletcher for several years now, and she is an excellent doctor. She is always very friendly and professional, and I’m pleased with the treatment and care that she’s provided me. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same for the front desk staff. For the most part they are rude and unpleasant to interact with. They often seem annoyed and unhappy with their jobs, which is a huge turn off to patients. I don’t even like to call up there if I need anything because they are usually short and snippy on the phone, as if I am inconveniencing them. I hope that these employees develop better people skills or are replaced with ones that are more personable.

Jim Greene: The front office staff and intake nurses seem to be on a revolving door with new staff every 3 months. They seem to lose the nice staff. Obviously there is a huge turnaround. Not good!!!! My nurse practioner is awesome and that is the only reason I stay with them. I don’t think Sparrow treats their staff very well.

Scott Waldron: I go for an appt. and a script refill for the next year and only get a 14 day supply. Also the receptionest there is about as cold as they come. It's like we are a big inconvenience and are waisting of their air space.