Tombuloglu, Bedriye T MD

Basically, there's a $75 flat rate to see the doctor. It took about 5-10 mins for me to be seen at 7 PM on a Friday and he ended up taking an a 3-view x-ray ($60). For a fractured foot, I pretty much got what I expected: a consult, an x-ray, and a script for vicodin with referral to orthopedic specialist.

At first I thought the doctor was looking at me in disbelief when he walked in but since my foot was obviously f'd up pretty bad I realized he just has a stern look. He's an older guy and moves a little slower not really friendly but he wasn't unpleasant either. He's foreign I think his last name may be Turkish.

The equipment is on the older side and the carpets could use a good steam clean or replacement but it got the job done. Obviously, for a $75 office visit we aren't talking brand new furniture and equipment. This place is ideal for the uninsured.

Doctors are very demeaning to the staff right in front of customers. Often neither doctor is in (typically one is at each of their two locations). The male doctor overprescribed my medication (a double dose for 30 days) then had the nerve to accuse me of changing the prescription rather than admit he screwed up. When I returned with the photocopy of the script from Walgeeens, clearly in his handwriting he STILL refused to admit his error.

The docters where not there when they first open in the morning, you could wait for up to 2 hrs before one would show up. The place was a mess and the would hand out medicine that was expired. The docters where not always to nice along with the staff. I'm surprised that a place like this is still open.