Colleen Cox, MSN

When I ended up in the emergency room, she shamed me for going there, which was super strange. Told me we’re all going to die anyway. Well, even if we’re all going to die anyway, I want to live my life as healthy as possible while I’m still alive and I want to figure out why I’m not feeling well so that I can get well, and that’s why I’m seeing her in the first place! Big mistake, she traumatized me instead! She started off super caring, too, so this sudden change in face threw me for a loop!!!

Jekyll & Hyde. At first, I thought she was exceptional, she seemed really kind, concerned, and caring, plus she took the time to answer my questions, but then all of a sudden during my 4th or 5th visit, she turned into a super mean, moody, nasty, guilt-tripping, shaming nightmare! I would prefer to know who I'm dealing with from the get-go, than to get my mind messed with, thinking she was on my side, my health advocate, only to see her true colors after gaining my trust. Very disturbing!

Terrible bedside manner with no real care for her patients.

Claims she will try to help you with your health concerns, then gives up on you. Talks the talk, yet doesn't walk the walk. Goes from appearing to be concerned to being threatening. Doesn't follow up on referrals she has sent or insurance decisions she has received, then blames the patient when she (or incompetent staff members) make mistakes effecting the patient's health. Makes up multiple excuses for lack of follow through. Doesn't have accountability for actions/lack thereof.

She had time for me and made me feel like I was her only patient. She didn't just stop with that's ok your on this medication or that this is what happens as you get older,she ran test and found that the medications I was on were not the right one or the right dose! I recommend her to everyone I know!

Moody. Sometimes very nice, sometimes very shaming and guilt-tripping.

Starts off good, then drops the ball.