Zoe McGlamery

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Zoe Mcglamery!What truly sets her apart is the ability to make patients feel at ease, no matter the situation. Her professionalism and expertise is evident, yet she maintains a kindness and empathy that is rare to find. I left my appointment feeling not only well cared for but also reassured and confident in my treatment plan.If you are looking for a doctor or physician assistant who combines outstanding medical knowledge with genuine compassion, I highly recommend her. She is a true gem in the medical field!

Zoe is the best. She has walked me through some serious health concerns with knowledge, compassion, and genuine concern. She is also a strong advocate in helping me navigate the healthcare system.

I resonate with so many of the other bad experiences people here have had with Zoe. I've been seeing her for four years and I've finally decided to switch practices after a particularly awful visit. If you talk to her about any anxiety or mental health issues you are having, she has this way of dismissing you entirely. She didn't even look at the mental health questionnaire I filled out when I arrived. Having just had a baby and talking to her about the exhaustion I'm feeling and how I am starting to get my husband to help out a little more (not that he does nothing) she flat out told me that I 'just need to get used to it because women should be in charge of doin everything with babies and men only get involved when children are older, that's just how it is.' So what, if I die, my husband would need to immediately find a new wife to care for our baby? I think not. She seems to have such warped views around anxiety treatment and family life.

Love Zoe. Always takes time and goes above and beyond to help

I came to Zoe McGlamery with extreme anxiety and sciatica pain two years ago. She offered me medication or to go to psychologytoday.com. Now, with a clinical diagnosis my doctor called her to connect about my care. I followed up with her as recommended by my doctor to fill a prescription and was asked to come in for an appointment. I assumed the need for me to come in person during a pandemic was urgent but the practice had lost all medical record of me even being a patient during intake. After being informed of my diagnosis and current condition, Zoe McGlamery made me come to an in person appointment only to tell me that we don't have a relationship for her to engage in my care, she will not fill my prescription, and that I'm expendable at any job that I have. I left the appointment sobbing and completely appalled at her lack of empathy. She has since called me but it's been a game of phone tag. She got paid for this experience so it's only fair that I get to write a review of it.

I agree Zoe is aggressive and hostile. She is a bully in conversations. My review is not personal, I enjoy her as a person. However, someone in her position should have better interpersonal skills. Its not okay to be a bully. She also is very avoidant. Linda at the front desk will field calls Zoe doesn't want to take. If possible I advise you to try a different practice first. She will work for you, but only in the way she wants to. I'm afraid to post my full story because of how hostile the environment is there. I hope she reads or hears of these posts and does some self reflection.

Most satisfactory. Explains possible causes of ailment and suggested treatment. And a very nice person.

I agree with previous reviewer, there is something very condescending and somewhat attacking about her approach in general not only when she discusses your medical data. I will now be looking for a new practice. She really does need to learn to connect a lot more with her patients. Bed side manner isn't everything, but it does go a long way at times.

Was great when we started seeing her a few years ago. She and her office staff have been deteriorating in terms of attentiveness and overall responsiveness over the past year or so, actually longer. Now have no choice but to switch providers. Didn’t have to end like this.

Read my chart and my a diagnosis before seeing me. I left a doctors office crying because I felt attacked. This was a first in my life. She used my medical history to speak to me in a condescending and unfair manner. Even her physical stance reflected her inability to listen or respect me, her patient. Very sad, and turned me off to this location knowing I might see her again. Hopefully, she grows in her profession and learns to listen, respect, and care for her patients.