Tri-County Family Medicine Associates Inc.,

"So far not impressed with this office. I asked for information when the next available appointment would be. The lady said " I don't know " I asked if there would be a time frame. She said " I don't know , were very busy" so I said, I have to sit here and wait for someone to call me back with a unknown time frame? " yep" is all she said. Without asking if I needed anything else and there was an awkward silence. I just felt like she was Very vague and makes the patient feel uncomfortable. Wow."

"I have been going here since they first formed their practice back in 1987...i love this place...Dr. wild is one of the nicest most understanding and knowledgeable doctors that I have ever seen. D.rAnderson, the PAS and the entire office staff are the greatest..."

"Friendly nurses,PA and Doctors are friendly and helpful but...staff and staff manager are mouthy, with poor attitudes. The communication skills in this office suck. If you dare give them attitude back they will kick you from their practice, and claim YOU are the problem. Glad not to have to deal with these people anymore. They don't really care about you."

"Fortunate to have Dr.,Wild and staff on my team. Courteous, prompt, good humored. Always look forward to seeing them knowing I will be treated well. And, knowing I won't wait hours to see him!"

"I was a patient with Dr Anderson since they first started in Cattaraugus almost 30 years ago. When they started they were great, but as time went on and they got busier, things started slipping. When I told Dr Anderson several years ago I was getting perimenopause symptoms, he told me I was too young. I insisted. He finally got mad and said we'd do a hormone test to check. Next visit he told me my hormone levels were consistent with menopause. No kidding. I was sick with gall bladder disease for a few YEARS. One of the first tests he did was an ultrasound for gallstones. Then that was it as far as gallbladder tests. I had bloodtests x-rays and a colonoscopy, everyone treating me like a hypochondriac. Finally they had an intern in (Thank God!!!) and he had a nuclear dye test done on my gallbladder. The surgeon said he had never seen a gallbladder as inflamed and ugly as mine. A few years ago I began getting all kinds of strange symptoms. Headaches bad back bad knee severe fatigue etc. I had all sorts of tests done and everything came back normal. Again I was treated like a hypochondriac. At my last physical there I asked Dr Anderson if it was possible that I had lupus. He rolled his eyes at me and said "Noooooo Michelle you dont have lupus!" Well guess what. I changed doctors and I do, in fact have lupus. NOT hypochondria. Thank you so much Dr Anderson for an early diagnosis (sarcasm). Maybe you should retire before you kill someone. Michelle Miller"