Sara Parman, RN

I'm not sure what that one angry person is talking about, but Sara has only ever treated me with respect and kindness. Has made me feel listened to and like a person. She even does telehealth, which is convenient during a pandemic. She has always been straightforward (that's her personality lol) and genuine with me on everything, and even though I'm going through a really stressful rough patch in my life right now, she has gotten my medications to where I have never felt better. Now hopefully once the rough patch ends, I will feel even better. She is smart with her medications and knows what is or isn't going to work for you. She hasn't put me on anything I've had side effects from or anything so far, but if I did, I would just tell her immediately. Then she would tell me to stop taking that and change it to something else. She has also been good about one of my medicines needing a prior authorization and doing that for me timely before I went to the pharmacy.

She makes me feel more comfortable n she has genuine consideration n she doesn't judge or jump conclusion like most act like they know everything on the first visit ugh. But out of 8 docs she is my top one she changed everything it was amazing

She didn't show up for the first four appointments I had scheduled with her and I received no notice. The first time I actually met her she argued with me in front of her staff and patients, insisting that she was doing me a favor by accepting me as a patient. I really don't want to get into all the details, but I feel it's important to at least notify the public of one scenario. She was expecting a personal call and was too preoccupied with that to listen to me about my situation. So she writes me a prescription that made me so sick I wanted to go to the hospital. I called her office about it and they said, she said I lied to her and that it was my fault. In my opinion this is negligence and I really should notify our state medical board...