Dr. Sarah Ayres, MD

Very good bedside manners. She’s been my doctor through two hospital stays and treated/managed several conditions of not only myself but also my family for 30 years. I’m grateful for all she has done for our health. She will be missed.

Dr. Ayres has been very neglectful, disrespectful, and unapologetic when it comes to the health care she provides. Dr. "listened" to my lungs back in Febuaury (right before covid-19). She tried to reassure me that nothing was abnormal- but the next day I was rushed to the ER where I was quickly diagnosed with walking phenomonia and chronic bronchitis which was closings my airways. When I came to her concerned about not having my period in multiple months, she reassured me that "maybe I dont have a period because God doesn't want me to have kids." And that we "shouldn't hinder God's plan with medications." She suggested that I lose some weight, then come back in 3 months for a checkup. She should definitely not have a medical license.

Honestly, she doesn’t listen to any concerns I have unless there are obvious physical signs of an ailment, she cuts me off mid sentence as though she knows my body better than I do and has “seen and heard it”. Continues to push even when I’ve said no to something, including oddly specific drugs/trial drugs (I see you pushing those drug reps products). Refused to change the dosage on a medication that has since stopped working due to my body becoming accustomed to it because she says I’m “not taking it properly” even though I am. She stands uncomfortably close, I have an anxiety disorder and it makes me panic with the fact that she stands less than a foot from my face. You’d think an MD would be more conscientious of that. She was also 35 minutes late to my appointment, which I’ve noticed is a trend. After being here twice I now understand why it’s so easy to get a next or same day appointment. Word to the wise, if they can get you in that quick, go somewhere else.

I am with the other reviewer about listening. This doctor was terrible. i went in with real concerns, headaches and dizziness. She did nothing but giving me a speech and saying it was sinus problems. I better not find out later it was something bad. I may ask for my money back! I got right in same day, that should have been a red flag.

It was an unfortunate first visit. After leaving, I realized that this doctor was not interested in listening to me as she had left me feeling like she "heard it all" and seemingly made all her medical decisions about me based on the few minutes we spoke. I did not discount her as a doctor because of her age and I would have appreciated less judgments from her. If you're looking for a listening doctor...I suggest you keep looking.

Dr Ayres spends a lot of time with me even though I have no chronic health problems. She considers my health and my expectations in each decision she makes,