Jeremy Wren, DO

I have yet to meet Dr. Wren. He replaced Dr. Stephenson (who was greet) whom I last in Dec. 2015. I was finally scheduled an appointment in Feb. 2016 which Dr. Wren’s office cancelled on me and when I called to reschedule, they gave me June 30^th. It’ll be a whole 6 months since my last appointment with Dr. Stephenson. I’ve had numerous issues since then with multiple referrals from my primary doctor and during my time off to recover, his office never calls. I have received 2 calls since then from his office for cancellations, but have explained to them in the past that I need advanced notice and can’t just leave work with a couple hours notice. Every prescription I’ve tried to refill from Dr. Stephenson is never filled by Dr. Wren and nobody bothers to call and explain why… you are just left hanging. So it’s hard to say what Dr. Wren has to offer. All I know is it takes 6 months to see him, there is no urgency to schedule an appt when you are having issues and he doesn’t fill refills from the previous Doctor with no explantion from his office. Maybe I’ll update my review if any of this changes, but as if right now he gas nothing to offer at all, if anyone asks me, I’ll be quick to suggest they go anywhere else.

Updated: went back for additional treatment, and had a helpful appointment with the doctor and actually the first visit with the MA that typically gives stank eye was much improved. She was actually pleasant for the first time in years. Unfortunately, I had a rather important follow up question later in the week as my condition had worsened. I called, and reached a float, and even though I answered her questions, I was responded to in a manner that was demeaning and incredibly upsetting. When I did what was suggested here below, and reported the incident, I was essentially retaliated against by providers. This is not acceptable, and actually prevented me from obtaining care and complicated my situation further. Personal and face to face is great… being on hold to the point to where one hears hold music in their sleep and doesnt know who they are talking to or what their role is in patient care is not personal. Its demeaning, and makes people frustrated after a while. Especially when the options for doctors are limited. Believe me, I have tried to go elsewhere, just because the back and forth with this office staff is unbelievably hard, and being set up because I report how difficult it is is really not okay. Honestly, could use a referal to someone outside «dignity» that takes my insurance, even though I really like dr wren. Just sick of the games

I met Dr. Wren after an accident. I was in intensive care for several days, then transferred to acute rehabilitation. I was in bad shape, but I had excellent treatment and care. I was fortunate enough to have been assigned to Dr. Wren at acute rehab.
What a stroke of luck for me. Dr. Jeremy Wren is no doubt the finest doctor that I have ever encountered. His demeanor is pleasant but professional. He takes the time to listen and have a two-​way conversation with you. He is a great communicator, and is thorough with explanations and answers questions well. He, and his staff, follow through with appointments and go the extra mile to make sure that prescriptions are filled, and that you were able pick them up. Yes, his office called me the day AFTER they called the pharmacy, to make sure that I did not have any problems.
It is a pleasure dealing with Dr. Wren and his staff. He really is a true professional, gentleman, and his attention to detail and client satisfaction is remarkable.

Excellent physician. Dr. Wren takes time to listen to your concerns and address ALL issues with a treatment plan and will give helpful referrals to other specialists. For example, it took nearly a dozen tries to find the right nerve pain medicine for me, and with each medicine Dr. Wren was patient and listened to my concerns (and found a medication that does not have adverse side effects!)
If you’re seeing Dr. Wren at Dignity Health on Q Street, try to book an early appointment because the facility tends to lag after 3pm or so. If I book before 1:30 I rarely have to wait more than 20 minutes from signing in to being seen.
As to Dignity Health in general, they seem to bill efficiently and my insurance (WHA) has never balked at their bills. The whole system is streamlined and makes it easy for patients to be seen and get the care they need.
Highly recommend!