Dr. Erin Noren, MD

Dr. Noren was my wife’s Primary for a majorly of the time after she was in a car accident and I can unequivocally say she actively delayed her recovery process.As my wife had developed a speech disability as a result of her accident it seems Dr. Noren look little effort to understand her speech and as a result never took any steps to actually diagnose her condition. This was evident in her constantly dismissing her concerns which resulted in an ER visit and surgery. After this we found a new primary who has been active working on o understand and furthermore help in our ongoing issue. Ultimately there are better Doctors who will actually take the time to diagnose and treat your problems.

Dr. Noren was wonderful! Had my first telemedicine appointment with her today and she was very knowledgeable, caring and her recommendations for improving my overall health gave me a new perspective on changes that I can make going forward. Feeling blessed that I found her. I will definitely recommend Dr. Noren to my family and friends. Very impressed.

Was really disappointed how I was treated when I had a consultation after I tested positive for corona. No advice just didn't seem to believe my original test results, and felt a lack of empathy. Never did she follow back up with me either. I just sort of got the feeling she just didn't care. Really liked her up to this point but now I am going to switch primary care doctors. And the bill that I got for the appointment was $400 which was outrageous I didn't get anything for that.

Dr. Noren is outstanding - so caring and so thorough - Great doctor and great staff - couldn't be happier with this health care professional

A letter to Dr Noren: “I was under your care at the end of 2018 as I was being evaluated and ultimately preparing to donate a kidney to my brother. As part of the preparation, I asked if I could undergo a cardiac stress test & echo to be sure that I was a fit donor candidate. Your response was something to the effect of ‘you don’t fit the criteria for the test’, ‘you’re young and look good, we won’t get it approved’. Well, thankfully I’m alive to write you this email. After the kidney donation, my healing process was lengthy and sluggish. After changing primary physicians and going through a battery of tests, it was determined that I needed an urgent quadruple bypass. I am currently sitting in ICU at Reagan recovering from surgery. I’m 44, I’m fit and active. But, my genetics are stronger than me. I hope you take this information and knowledge and reevaluate how patients should be looked at. And how they should be cared for prior to any major surgical event.”

I saw Dr. Noren yesterday for my annual physical. What a breath of fresh air to sit down with such a quality physician. 5 stars across the board. I can finally relax knowing I have a top shelf PCP. Highly recommended.

Met Dr. Noren for my annual physical. She is fantastic! Nice, friendly, bright, caring, inquisitive, and really took her time with me. No rush... just caring and sincere desire to help. A rare find these days!