Lisa Kilpatrick, PA-C

I took my sister to an appointment with P.A. Kilpatrick. Her regular doctor of 37 years was unavailable, and she needed an Rx renewed for her ADHD medication. When she came out, she was having an anxiety/PTSD attack over how she had been treated. Ms. Kilpatrick treated her like she was a drug seeker/dealer. She was asked if she was 'doc shopping.' Then asked if she was REALLY sure she needed her ADHD medication, when she was over 70 years old! She apparently doesn't understand ADHD makes it hard to focus, and the medication helps.She asked her what she paid for her Rx's, then said 'are you reselling them?' She handed my sister a 2 page waiver off of a pile in her top drawer agreeing not to resell Rx's. It had to be signed in order to get her prescription. P. A. Kilpatrick then gave her a lecture on how to use a med she had taken for years, as prescribed by her regular doctor. My sister said she had never been treated like a criminal before and was mortified.

Lisa took great care of me and advocated for me with specialists. I was able to meet with her on short-notice when my symptoms were bad and she gave me the right treatment and plan to get better.

My PCP wasn’t available so I was scheduled to see Lisa. I really appreciated her. She was thorough, professional and caring. I had been to the ER without being successfully treated. In less than 48 hours, I was on the mend. I’m loyal to my doctor, but if he’s not available, I wouldn’t hesitate to see Lisa.

There are too many good doctors out there that enjoy what they do. Go to them.

I have diagnosed PTSD and I switched docs to Lisa. She suggested an anxiety medication, knowing full well it had different insurance requirements for refills. When I needed a bridge prescription, she would only give me four days worth when I needed 8. Said it "wasn't her problem I couldn't come in for an appointment sooner." Way to make me feel like a drug addict for NEEDING my anxiety medication daily when I have PTSD. I work in mental health and she is a disgrace. I plan to report her.

Still to this day I will never forget this woman treating me like I was a drug addict when I asked for pain medication. I was in so much pain, later in the evening after my appointment with her, I was rushed to the emergency room. She refused to prescribe me pain medication and said "what kind of health professional would I be if I prescribed pain medication to anyone who asked for it". I had a kidney infection and was in horrible pain, but because of the way I look, she didn't help me.