Gina M. Palm, NP

Annie Davis 

on Google

2 months ago

If you have neurodivergent kids, find someone else. Echoing other reviews here but she is incredibly rude, every time. I don't understand working in a pediatric office if you seem to dislike children so much. She has zero patience for kids with autism/sensory issues/adhd and zero knowledge about how to treat them. 

Eva Njocko 

on Google

2 months ago

I had a very disappointing experience with this doctor/nurse practitioner. Her attitude was extremely rude, and her a complete lack of understanding when it came to handling children. The arrogance displayed was unsettling, and I left feeling concerned about the level of care provided. I wouldn’t recommend this doctor to anyone seeking compassionate and effective treatment for their kids." 

Kaitlyn Bergstrom 

on Google

9 months ago

Never left an appointment feeling less like a parent and more stupid before. Yes, my partner and I are first time parents, so don’t go treating us like we know absolutely nothing. If we want to spilt her shots up by just 7 days a part, that shouldn’t be a problem. But no, you act like it is and give us an attitude. With the way she reacts to them, I’m not giving her 5 shots at once, and we definitely have the right to refuse one as well! We mention how she had an hospital stay and was tested positive for a virus days after h... read more

Chelsea Chelsea 

on Google

11 months ago

I would give zero stars if I could. As a doctor she did good. As a human being she was freaking rude. Whatever she had going on in her personal life, she reflected that during our check up with my infant baby. While I was talking to her regarding my baby, my husband was looking for jobs on his phone and she started making comments how the dad should be more "present" and " maybe" he should be interested in his baby's progress. What does she know? And when I told her my concerns about the vaccines she immediately shut me up a... read more

Areli Robles 

on Google

a year ago

First and last time. I think she should work on her bedside manners, especially when working with children. As a professional, you should step back and let the parent comfort their child, especially when you don'tknow what kind of trauma my child has been through. If my husband wanted to carry her up on the table, you stay quiet as a professional and let it happen. When you step in and practically sit down the parent, you're practically saying I'm the professional and I'm smarter than you. She's arrogant, unprofessional and ... read more