Susan J Beil, MD

I called to make an appointment. I was told that the first available date would be mid April. I agreed and was then asked an extensive list of questions including my social security number. I refused. That is information that nobody should give over the phone. I never provide it at the office either. After giving almost my entire life story, I put a stop to it and indicated that I would provide the rest when I came for my appointment. Like I do at all my other doctors appointments! Their computer system is set up so that it’s all or nothing. Finally she agreed to just get to the first available appointment time. MAY!!! Bait and switch at the doctors office??? A month later than I was told at the very beginning. They impinge on your privacy after misleading you about appointment availability. What other things does this practice deceive its patients about?
Glad I didn’t give them my SSN.