Kristin Means, FNP-C

She was very condescending and made my husband and I feel like we were imposing by just being there let alone asking questions. I heard that she left TDDC so that practice just became better than they already were.

I have only seen her once. But she came into the room with attitude. Barking questions like “Why are you here?” I was dry heaving and it was quite obvious why I was there. I have gone through extensive testing at a very good hospital in North Texas and brought with me a report to show that I did indeed have a condition that I said I had. She didn’t even bother to look at it. Instead she decided to prove that she has ZERO bedside manner. I understand we all have bad days, however as a Dr you should be able to not project that onto your patients. I actually had to call back the next day to ask for a prescription that she clearly stated that she would call in. With the decline of healthcare in this Country this is just completely unacceptable. If you don’t want to listen to patients please go into research where you don’t have to listen to them.