Cindy Eacker

Average Rating

100

Dr. Ordonez was well educated and extremely caring. I went in to see him due to chronic pain I had been having for over 5 years. Dr. Ordonez was caring and took all the time I needed and did not rush through the appointment. He was very caring and knowledgeable. After the tests he ran, he personally called me on the phone to go over them instead of having an assistant nurse call. All doctors...

Posted by Nichole on November 06, 2018. Brought to you by healthgrades.

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100

Dr. Tompkins has been my sons doctor at Shriners since 2009.

We love the way he interacts with our son and us.

Posted by Julie S on September 25, 2018. Brought to you by healthgrades.

Average Rating

20

Initially, I was impressed with Dr. Ordonez. Until calls of concern went unanswered and I spent two months in & out of urgent care and ER's. At my appointment we had to wait for almost 3 hours to see him. During the time we heard staff making fun a patient who called with concerns. When he finally came and we voiced our concerns his ego really came out and he was extremely unprofessional. Now...

Posted by Nelly on July 01, 2018. Brought to you by healthgrades.

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100

I was not the patient but assisted someone to appointments. Dr. Patel could not have been kinder or more thorough in his assessment of the condition. I was very impressed.

Posted by Ann Staker on June 15, 2018. Brought to you by healthgrades.

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20

Good doctors are also good listeners. My experience (or really my deceased wife's) is that Dr. Ordonez' ego means he likes to hear himself talk and be clever. At least in our case, he wasn't very good at hearing what my wife was saying about all of her various symptoms. Even when, in retrospect, all those symptoms were classic symptoms of ovarian cancer. (prolapse, abdominal bloating, feeling...

Posted by Dana Reed on April 30, 2018. Brought to you by healthgrades.