Erin Stewart, NP

I have been treated very poorly by Erin belittling me making derogatory comments about my age and weight ! she made a statement that she would refuse to write my prescription after i turned a certain age. and my blood pressure was elevated 1 visit and she stated if it was high again she wouldn't see me or write my medication. it was elevated cuz i had to go see her !! i no longer am a patient . I found a new pcp .

Both my husband and I went in for respiratory issues, very rushed was in and out of the room in about 3 minutes. Said no infection even though i said I had green phlegm but said I could go for a chest xray, said probably a virus since no fever. Said lymph nodes were fine although they are swollen in my neck, didn't want to check them, said normal. Very bad bed side manner.

To me a good primary care provider is a doctor who takes management over your overall health and makes sure that their patient is receiving the care that they need. A good provider will listen to their patient and offer realistic medical advice and perhaps even solutions if it's not a specialized medical topic. This provider has done the bare minimum for me for the last 3 years. I was fairly healthy through this time and it didn't bother me, but now that I am having new medical issues, this has become a major issue and I am seeking a new provider. Two issues that bothered me about having Erin as my PCP. 1.) She always seems uninterested, detached and distracted during visits/appointments. 2) She has a habit of interrupting and invalidating my experiences (those related to physical and mental health). I do not recommend Erin as a primary care provider to anyone. I've never had a primary care provider this pointless.