Dr. Stephanie Miller, MD

All of my complaints and even some bad labs were overlooked or dismissed. Thankfully I saw a specialist who found out what was going on. I’ve been told of my labs were good they would call me back to see a specialist and literally just never called with any news at all. Went back and forth with them and pharmacy for 2 weeks because they wouldn’t return my calls and kept a saying they never got the pa request from pharmacy when the pharmacy sent not one, but 4 in a 2 week time span. The place is a total joke.

During the four years she was our doctor, she never ordered a PSA for my husband. The year prior to seeing her his PSA was in normal range. After changing to new doctor, a PSA was done and it was way too high. The new doctor sent him to a specialist who found he had metastasized prostate cancer. Had she ordered a PSA test the cancer may have been found before it had metastasized and his quality of life would have been better than it is. There were other problems with her but that was the most serious one.

Didn’t listen from the minute she entered the exam room. She was late to the appointment making patients wait because she was behind. Spent most of the time fidgeting with her cell phone not even looking up at me the patient. Didn’t even examine me. I have lived in countless states some being California, Arizona, Florida, Nevada, Mississippi, Louisiana,Illinois and Texas. Never have I seen a doctor that was so disconnected ,lazy never listened, examined or showed any interest or care in a patient and I am critically ill with a rare neurological conditional that’s incurable. It would seem she would have some interest to know more, but she knew nothing and wanted to continue knowing nothing. Try getting refills or any help from the office. Spare yourselves.

Has been my mother's doctor for several years but rarely will see her and pawns her off to her nurse practitioner. Recently told her shortness of breath was due to getting old. Most recently my mother was diagnosed with a bone infection and had to be sent to St. Louis for treatment and surgery and when it was time to bring her back home to a rehabilitation center in Cape she refused to be her doctor of record and would not even take the time to help find one.

Dr. Miller is very caring and has concern for her patients. She always has a smile to help you feel better about your concerns. She is confident and reassuring.

Too worried about what kind of medication she prescribes to consider patient needs. Would not help with sleep problems after the loss of my father.