Leslie D. Paul, MD

This was an absolute joke. Waited 2 weeks for an appointment. Took the afternoon off work to be there. Came 30 minutes early to fill out paperwork. Waited for almost an hour after my appointment time in the disgusting, unclean office with an obnoxiously loud TV pumping medication ads almost nonstop. After 50 minutes past my appointment time, asked when I would see the doctor. Was seated in a room where I waited another 15 with nobody entering. After wasting an hour of my life, I left.

I’ve been seeing Dr. Paul for a couple of years now. I like the fact that she takes the time to listen to your concerns and asking questions that may help her understand better how to help you. Sometimes in that small talk doctors can learn things that may benefit their treatment of you. The waiting room is dated but I’ve never found it to be filthy. I also always found her office support to be friendly. I will continue to see Dr. Paul and would recommend her to anyone that wants a doctor that makes you feel like you’re more than a patient.

Where to begin? Let’s start at walking into the waiting room. The level of gross here is just BEYOND. Filthy, stained, and ripped chairs from the 70s. Stained carpet. Clutter EVERYWHERE — pamphlets stashed so deep on the table that they are falling over. Random table with a garage sale vase in the corner. Tattered magazines on the tables. The reception area is so cluttered that you don’t have enough room to put the clipboard down — the fake flowers are taking up a lot of room. Waited about 15 minutes before the nurse even came to the desk and noticed me there — she apologized as she is the only person working with the doctor — ummm, ok. I was then told that I needed to head downstairs for my blood work — they do not perform that in the office. Headed downstairs and waited 45 minutes before giving up and going back upstairs to say I couldn’t wait any longer and just needed to get my physical. Physical included looking in my mouth, listening to my heart, and tapping my belly. The rest of the 45 minutes she spent with me was used to talk about HERSELF — every question that I had for her about my health went back to her — from migraines to skin issues — I learned more about her ailments than she did mine. She also spent time telling me about her father and her childhood. She topped it all off by asking me if I could recommend an OBGYN to her. I am still waiting for her to get back to me on the prescription that she said she was going to call in for me but did not — days have passed. And don’t even get me started on what appeared to be her «office». It looked like an episode of hoarders. Do not go here. For real. It was a joke.

Nice Doctor … She is thorough and kind. Too bad for her she has a TERRIBLE staff with poor work ethics. They are functioning like its 1972.
They don’t take Credit Cards.
They don’t take HSA accounts.
They answer the phone «Doctors Office…» !!! Whose doctor’s office is it?
They don’t return your phone calls.
And worse off they don’t make same day appointments… even when the circumstances are things like «I consumed a product that is now being recalled for potentially having HEPATITIS A and want to be tested/​vaccinated.» They say, «Next appointment isn’t for a month in a half… And we don’t test OR vaccinate for Hepatitus…»
WHAT KIND OF BULLSHIT IS THAT?
Save your time and frustration from time traveling to the 20^th century and skip on this «Doctors Office».

I’ve seen Dr. Paul 2x. She is the nicest doctor ever. She’s big on education so she spends 30 minutes-​1 hour with each patient getting to know you and answering all questions that you might have about your health. Make an appointment, be patient and know that you will actually get good care. Her staff is really friendly and if you are sick they will do their best to get you in as soon as possible. They’ve even waited on the phone to deal with my health insurance and make sure that I’m covered or they can get me covered. I am not a person that has patience nor typically likes doctors – because they are usually too busy to actually listen to me – but she contradicts the expectation and she has really good taste in music.