Nicole Quilty, FNP

Due to Nichol Quilty's diligence even after my pain had diminished, she found that I had a dead spot in my spine. My spinal surgeon said that she probably saved my life.

Wow, I read the notes she wrote about me. “Drug seeker, his case will have to be reviewed by drug compliance doctors.” Wait what? I must not have been in the same room as her when I had my appointment. Hum… lying about what the patient said. Does she realize what she has started? I have nothing against her as a person. She is unprofessional and should not be a medical provider. Perhaps she is good at something, but she should not be a nurse.

1st visit rushed & I don’t believe she actually read my history before prescribing a medication that would have done more harm than good. I also think she needs to review the CDC guidelines on tapering off opiods. She caused me more pain and kept repeating that I should see a family doctor about possibly having other medical issues. Second appnt, brought my hubby & we both heard her say that she would write a script and when I mentioned the change was not on the medication sheet she said not to worry because she will take care of it, turned out she did not. Contacted through the portal did nothing, saw her again & she denied it. My hubby had also repeated back what she said she’d prescribe to be sure we all were on the same page. She also claimed to treat plenty of patients with my disorder yet she performed a very rudimentary test on me, as if from a book. After having this since 2008 I know if a doctor is actually knowlegable or only knows the basics.

Mostly seems to know what she’s doing, but I always feel really rushed. In my appointments, I don’t think she has spent more than 3 minutes in the office with me. They must be overbooking to make more profit, but at the cost of actually taking the time to listen to their patients and be thorough. Would not recommend.