Mary Hill, APRN

Avoid at all cost. I have been taking a medicine my whole life (24 years) and she made me feel like I was some kind of drug addict and I should not be taking this drug. She was very harsh when asking questions about my condition and it felt like if I had answer just one of her many questions in a way she did not see fit, she would not prescribe me the medicine. She has no people skills and belittles her patients. I HIGHLY recommend going somewhere else and any of her current patient to stop going to her.

I noticed the reviews for Nurse Hill and they do not describe her at all! She is so kind and listened to everything I had to say and was so pleasant and kept me informed about each step we would be taking to treat my issues

She told me to come in for blood work. I took a day off of work to be there. When I got there she refused to see me and had her assistant tell me that she and Mary were both confused as to why I was there. My husband saw her for his genetic high cholesterol medication refill. He was originally prescribed the medicine by the cardiologist who developed the med. She told him that she didn't believe that he had this condition and wanted to initiate a full workup and would not give him his refills. His cholesterol is over 600 without this medication and he is very high risk for heart attack if he does not take it. The medical field is not an easy field to work in. I just don't understand why you would do it just to treat people this way.

This healthcare provider has no sense of urgency. I chose her because she was in UofL physicians in hopes of easy collaboration with my other providers. She is definitely not a team player. Don't waste your time. I am a former RN and am dissatisfied with this particular provider.

Horrible bed side manner, dismisses your concerns. I would recommend going to someone else if you don’t want to be disrespected or felt unheard.