Dr. Victoria Noble, MD

I would not recommend Dr Noble. She is arrogant and dismissive. Does not listen to patient questions and seems like she doesn't care. Lacking empathy and this is awful health care.

Let me preface this by saying that I have only had the misfortune of working with Dr. Noble while my PCP is out. If you already have developed a relationship with her as a PCP, perhaps she is competent, but my personal experiences with her have only overwhelmingly highlighted the glaring shortcomings of the American healthcare system. Dr. Noble possesses the uncanny ability to both make you feel guilty for scheduling a recommended follow up appt while still being able to find the space to talk down to you about your symptoms. It's like I was talking to the personification of a scantron that thought I didn't know how to fill out my scantron. However, what really gets me is she gate kept medication (read: single dose antifungal) at a time of the month when A) I couldn't get an exam and B) would have had the potential to do a lot more good for me than harm (even if I was wrong). I was referred to Urgent Care and instead forced to take a very messy OTC route.

Great. No issues. And i have alot of issues. Never rushed. All around great.

Dr. Noble was the on call Dr. for my Dr. When I called because my own Dr. was not available, it took more than 1/2 hours to reach her (I had to call back and then call 2 extra number). She did not answer the phone in a professional manner, did not let me fully explain my situation, and told me to just be quiet and listen. When I asked if I could say something, she said "No you may not!" and was yelling at me because I wanted to explain something it did not appear she was understanding about my concerns and fears that I might have the virus. If I spoke like that to one of our program participants I would definitely be fired. She needs to learn some professionalism in the manners department. She did not even allow me to explain and just said I should go to the ER or call an ambulance.

Dr. Noble is very knowledgable however she lacks in empathy towards the very patients that rely on her when they are sick and vulnerable. Everything is fine until your health declines. When I needed her most Dr. Noble failed to help me through my decompensated state of health. In addition she is inflexible with her scheduling options.

Dr Noble is by far the best pcp I have ever had. I couldn’t be happier. She is compassionate and Actually listens. She does walk in hours for current patients before work for simple stuff and when I needed to call the on call on the weekend she called me, and helped the situation.

Dr. Noble takes her time with you. Leaves no stone unturned. I have seen several different doctors in the area and wouldn’t go to anyone else.

All aboard the "nope train". Dr Noble brushed my symptoms off and did not listen to me. I continued to be short of breath and experience heart palpitations. Another provider ordered an event monitor and diagnosed me with AFIB with RVR. For a long time, I suffered thinking these symptoms were "anxiety" because that's what she told me. The doctor never tested me. There was no "treat and street", she just blew me off.

She took over the practice when my PCP retired. I was at this practice for 25 years and really wanted to give Dr. Noble a fair shot, so even though I heard some negative things about her, I waited until I had had three appointments with her before drawing any conclusions. My conclusion is that she is arrogant, condescending and uncaring... it’s sad because she might have a lot of knowledge, but her ego gets in the way of being a good doctor. I am now looking for a new PCP.

Dismissive, judgemental. Not helpful or sympathetic. Doesnt know much for a doctor and gets defensive if you happen to know more about your condition than she. Wouldn't sign paperwork which resulted in tens of thousands of dollars of bills. Have switched and very happy with new doctor. Office reception is courteous and caring but not enough to keep me there.

I found her to be dismissive and quick to judge. Not willing to hear entire explanation of my symptoms and was unsympathetic. I am basing this on multiple visits, over the course of 2 years. I have since changed doctors.

Listens well to my concerns and addresses them. I never feel rushed. I love the fact that she thinks outside the box. She makes me feel at ease. After seeing many doctors over the past 15 to 20 years I can truly say I have finally found the doctor who sees me as a person and not as just another patient

I found her to be dismissive and oppositional. She kept interrupting as I tried to explain my symptoms. Her follow through is even worse. It is impossible to get her to return a phone call, follow through with test results, or exhibit in any way that she cares about what she is doing