Susan Hanson, CRNP

I tested sick with Covid and immediately called the doctor office to get a prescription for Paxlovid. I was told by the nurse station that to just "suck it up for 5 days and told that Paxlovid is not prescribed at the office because it is not FDA approved." Finally a week and a half later and very sick I called to see my doctor. I could only be squeezed in to see Susan. I mentioned to Susan that I was upset that Paxlovid had not been prescribed when I was newly infected and that I realized it was now too late for it. When I mentioned that I was over 65 and that the public announcements said I should get it, she told me that the pharmaceutical company paid for that and they just want to make money. When I said I didn't understand, she told me that she wasn't going to argue with me. Even though I still tested positive and coughing a lot, she told me I was not contagious. I was not offered any prescriptions or advice. Months later I found out that Paxlovid was available by the doctor.

She's the worst I've seen her a few times (there was no other option) and the last time I went in with a terrible headache, dizziness and nausea she sent me home with an antibiotic and I ended up in the e.r. later that day my blood pressure was extremely low (it wasn't checked at the appointment) and I was dehydrated

I've seen her twice, once a few years ago and once this past week. Both times she barely even looked at me, let alone offered any kind of support, concern, or help. She's rude and cold, and talks down to you as if you're stupid and nothing is wrong with you. She walked into the room after a 45 minute wait, sat down in her chair at the computer and didn't get up until it was time to walk out of the room at the end of my appointment. She wasn't even listening to me, just typing in her computer.