Brian Averell, DO at 890 Hendersonville Road Suite 200 in Asheville, North Carolina
Brian Averell, DO is healthcare, which located in North Carolina. They address is 890 Hendersonville Road Suite 200.
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Phone: +1 828-213-9530
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890 Hendersonville Road Suite 200,Asheville, North Carolina
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Customer Reviews about Brian Averell, DO
- ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪I have been a RN for over 30 years and hold pretty high standards for the physicians that care for me. Dr. Averell exceeds all of them. He is extremely knowledgeable and has an excellent bedside manner.May 13, 2017by Susan Worrell
- ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪Before even going in they have someone in billing call you to get insurance information. I'm sorry, but I don't give out that information over the phone. That's how people get scammed. The woman at the front desk tried to tell me that a paragraph was their privacy policy, so I wouldn't sign the disclosure saying I'd received it. When someone else came in she did get me the ACTUAL privacy policy. I don't care if you are new, you should know about the privacy policy. I've been waiting for 3 or 4 weeks now for a supervisor from Mission Neurology Associates to call me back about switching doctors. Apparently because I saw one person ONCE I'm established and they don't like you to switch doctors. I SAW THIS PERSON ONCE. At this point I don't think anyone will call me back. Which is just fine. I was EXTREMELY disappointed and frustrated with the "care" I received there. Dr Michelle Harvey was rude, and didn't listen to me. At one point she even held up her hand as if to say "talk to the hand." I've had migraines for over a decade and she didn't want to hear about my triggers as a MIGRAINE Specialist? Others have said she was also rude and didn't listen to them. She needs to work on her communication with patients or find a different line of work. She gave me a medication that not old reacted with medication I was already taking, but also preventing me from drinking with friends and caused both my hands and feet to go numb. I quit taking it. She even asked me if I drank, and I said "yes." But she NEVER said one word about alcohol and this medication and alcohol interacting. I read it on the internet and called the on-call doctor. I'm glad Mission backed out of the deal. Saves me the trouble from having to see them again. There are other neurologists in the area, I'll go elsewhere.November 25, 2016by Emily Matthews
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