Natalie A Barron, MD

I have much respect and admiration for Dr. Barron.

Provider has always been very much on top of my condition.

Dr left before I could ask follow up questions about issues-mostly appropriate pain management for issue- and before I could ask follow up questions about predicted diagnosis

I would not leave this doctor, I travel [...] to see this doctor and she is worth the 30 minutes to see her.

Didn't introduce herself, wasn't very engaging, and stand off-Ish. She also Kept saying that "the gynecologist took care of most of it for us." I guess she meant that my most visit with [...] filled in stuff for her. Ordered labs for me, which is what I wanted for my concern. [...] However, she left the room with out really saying anything. It was one of the worst interactions I've had with a provider, which Is disappointing to me. The office staff and nursing staff were great. I switched practices because this location is closer to my work and home.

Great

She is an excellent listener.

I only saw the doctor for about 10 minutes, I felt she rushed and did not discuss the results of my endoscopy or other concerns I tried to discuss. She ended the visit abruptly, second physical exam at which this occurred with same doctor,

Knowledgeable of my history and answered my questions professionally.

My appointment was flawless

Dr. Barron is caring and easy to talk to you. She listens well and answers questions..

Overall good experience and starting to feel better, which is most important.

Dr Barron is the best. I'll be sorry to lose her when I change my insurance [...]

Very pleased with my doctor and service.

They're all always polite, it's always clean and they get to the point of the issue !

It was somewhat disturbing to see your MD smiling while she reported your medical problems. Although at present, my discomfort is periodically moderate, it felt odd to see her smiling while reporting.

Awesome

I don't feel like my health concerns were heard. Too focused on fact that my symptoms are better right now. I'd like to consider the future as well.

Felt extremely rushed and inattentive. I came in for pain related to a mobility issue. [...] She wasn't listening closely or paying attention. [...] Didn't give me any confidence in the interaction. [...] Indicates to me that she was not paying attention to me, focusing on my situation, and clearly in a hurry. [...] Did not explain what this condition actually was, how it happened, what it actually is. I got to spend time googling it afterwards. She gave me a very shortened cursory list of exercises and strategies to move through this phase [...]. She barely stopped talking for me to get a question in, it was like if she just kept talking at me as fast as she could she could get out of the room more quickly. I learned more from the [...] website than I did from this visit. I'm sending these comments not to be mean or harsh to this doctor but as a reminder that ... People come to you in pain, in vulnerable mental states. I was at a really low point and panicking. I believe in the knowledge of doctors and would prefer to get information in person that would make me feel confident that I was moving through my situation in the most informed way possible; instead, I left feeling flabbergasted that I knew more from googling than what I got from this doctor. I had to fight to get time off from work for this. Please try to remember that we are human beings and deserving of your full attention and time.

Dr Barron is one of the best PCP's I have ever had.