Dr. Ayanna Rolette, MD

We went in to see Dr. Rolette for a knee injury my son sustained. She did a complete examination of his knee, and did a fantastic job of getting a history of the injury. What really impressed me was that she went beyond the initial complaint to examine the rest of him thoroughly and identify an issue, neither of us even thought to bring up. She not only identified this other issue, but gave us some background information and recommendation for treatment. Dr. Rolette has the kind of attention to detail and thoroughness that physicians don't seem to have any more. We have always come away from our visits to Dr. Rolette extremely pleased. She makes every effort to address any questions we may have. Additionally, she regularly educates as well as treats. Excellent.

She is argumentative with you, the way she speaks to you and explains things is done in a rude manner with an air or attitude. She barely allows you to get a word in or explain things properly before she is cutting you off. If you deny a vaccine her response is negative and off putting. She does not make you feel comfortable or welcomed. I tried her numerous times and it always ends poorly.

We had a really bad experience with her too, so dissapointing for a pediatritian. She was rude and condescending, seemed really bothered if you asked a question. I would never go back to her, she does not have what it takes to work with worried parents.

Horrible. Very rude and uncaring.

Dr. Rolette is amazing! She is smart, caring, funny and genuinely loves to take care of kids. She is honest, open and listens to our concerns. She takes the time to get to know our kids and has been with them from the beginning. We highly recommend her!

I was a little reluctant because of these negative reviews, but Dr. Rolette was recommended by a coworker I trust. I found her to be knowledgeable, kind, and thorough. I'm thrilled we found a new medical home for my daughter!

Worst doctor.I didn’t have a choice since my daughter got sick on Sunday and she was the only one available at that time. Not only did she brushed off my questions if she needed steroids at that time because none of her treatments were working for asthma but she told me that if we keep giving her steroids that she might get immune to it, the last time my daughter had it was 2015. I paid $112 for her to tell me to just keep giving her neb treatments. She cost us a trip to the ER the following day