Michel Couret, ARNP

My nightmare experience. As a person with PTSD- being injured can be pretty hard on me and anyone around me. To mitigate this- I called ahead and made sure I could be seen. When arriving- I was told I would be next. Let me tell you- I am in quite a bit of pain from an injury. So the nurse practitioner (not even a doctor) seemed to be the one seeing patients. She stuck her head out and said - I am taking lunch... just tell them it will be a longer wait. - everyone needs lunch right-? I mean really- who cares about patients when there is 'anytime unscheduled time off'. Enjoy that brake at the patients expense- after your staff indicated that he could be seen quickly to mitigate any PTSD Symptoms or adverse reactions which may disturb others. After voicing some displeasure at this- I was taken into a room by an administrative female who choose to belittle me to the point of a PTSD Episode. This was followed by Marty antagonizing me. I was denied medical treatment due to my disability.