Dr. Randy Fischer, MD

I went to the emergency room at 2:00am because I was suddenly exceptionally dizzy. I had been very ill for over 2 weeks and I was scared what this newest symptom meant. Dr. Fischer never even entered the exam room. I wish I were exaggerating but he stood in the doorway across the room, asked me at most 5 questions, and then left. When I tried to ask questions or advocate for myself, I was interrupted and then dismissed. This was a free standing Urgent Care ER building not attached to the hospital and I was clearly the only patient there at that time so rushing off to deal with more urgent cases wasn't the reason. He called it a panic attack and gave me a medication. That had nothing to do with my complaint or my symptoms. A day later I saw a primary care physician who actually examined me and I had an inner ear infection, bronchitis, and a sinus infection. She believed all of the fluid in my ear created the dizziness. That doctor did her job. Dr. Fischer did not.