Dr. Susan B. Hake, MD

tanya K 

on Google

a year ago

I'm not surprised about other reviews and bloodwork. She ignored the elevation of one liver enzyme Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) in a 10 year post breast cancer patient that was ER+. Told her it was nothing to worry about, when elevated ALP only is the hallmark sign of metastatic relapses in the bone. For an entire year, now that another competent doctor identified it in the OneChart, which contains four blood tests over the course of a year with elevated ALPs continuing to rise. Never was she sent to a specialist, never did th... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

a year ago

I'm not surprised about other reviews and bloodwork. She ignored the elevation of one liver enzyme Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) in a 10 year post breast cancer patient that was ER+. Told her it was nothing to worry about, when elevated ALP only is the hallmark sign of metastatic relapses in the bone. For an entire year, now that another competent doctor identified it in the OneChart, which contains four blood tests over the course of a year with elevated ALPs continuing to rise. Never was she sent to a specialist, never did th... read more

Patricia Apoyahs 

on Google

3 years ago

Told my weight loss, is nothing to get excited about. When questioned about prescribed medication and other procedures/plans for my care. Folks do some research for yourself it's at your fingertips. This is why Dr's are call it a practitioners, they do not have all the answers everything doesn't work for everyone. As soon as covid hit the practice and I were in shakey relationship I didn't want another appointment but even the dismissal was bad did not offer to see if I needed meds for hbp or anything, Personally 👎big fat n... read more

Mattyspea 

on Google

3 years ago

I went to her for years. She always said my yearly blood work and labs were fine. I switched doctors a few years back and when they received my records, my labs had shown that for years my blood glucose was in prediabetic/diabetic range. She did the same thing to several other of my family members. She always did my yearly exams and paps. I kept telling her about pain I was having and she said it was nothing just to keep taking Tylenol (which did nothing). I switched to an ob/gyn who upon hearing my symptoms knew it was endo... read more

Zudayah Apoyhas 

on Google

4 years ago

Told my weight loss, is nothing to get excited about. When questioned about prescribed medication and other procedures/plans for my care. Folks do some research for yourself it's at your fingertips. This is why Dr's are call it a practitioners, they do not have all the answers everything doesn't work for everyone. As soon as covid hit the practice and I were in shakey relationship I didn't want another appointment but even the dismissal was bad did not offer to see if I needed meds for hbp or anything, Personally big fat no