Nathan Lafferty MD

As a 17 year old who was experiencing chronic fatigue my daughter took herself to the doctor for the first time alone one day when the tiredness got too much for her. Her wait time was almost four hours. Other than vitals, blood drawing, the typical stuff, she received no words of advise, no helpful hints, no NOTHING. She left the office feeling hopeless. When I got home she was in tears. Two weeks after the appointment I called the doctor's office back to get her test results as no one had called us. At that time I stated what had happened when she came and that I wanted to file a complaint. They also told me during this time about a follow up appointment that had been scheduled for my daughter. Something else she knew nothing about. She was desperately looking for help. Had she received it, she would have remembered it. She remembers no manner of help. The doctor later turned us over to a collections agency for non-payment of her non-service. Of course I wrote the doctor a letter and her responding letter stated all kinds of things my daughter was offered for help. Children that age don't seek a doctor alone and then not hear given advice!!!