Brooke Corbett, MD, FAAD

I was very pleased with Dr. Corbett and her PA and nurse. She reassured me about several spots that are not cancerous and eased my concerns. I did wait thirty minutes after checking in on time but the waiting room is very disorganized. Many patients were there for first time and they should have hanging signs from the ceiling and a rope system so people know where to stand and which records is going to help you, Also, when you return the papers they should have a drop off basket and a staff person can take them in the order they come back and if signature is missing the person can be called. Also only one or two should check out and because there is so many receptionist so close with no partitions up front everyone can hear your procedures and personal discussion. Overall I was pleased with the doctor but the front desk needs to be viewed from a patients perspective.

Dr. Corbett was kind, curious, and caring. made me feel heard and explained to me in detail how she was going to proceed in order to find solutions for my case. She was respectful and professional.

Dr. Corbett was extremely professional, friendly and very thorough. I am a new patient who was lucky enough to get in before she went out on maternity leave. She took her time to do my full body check and even spent time carefully looking at some spots of concern that I had. I was very pleased with my experience with her.

Dr. Corbette and her team were very helpful and pleasant. The Doctor was knowledgeable and efficient in providing me an evaluation and treatment in one visit. 👍

Not impressed! I waited 27 minutes past my appointment time for starters and saw her physically for less than one-minute. She leaves the exam room and then the medical assistant returns with a cash price of $500 and an i-pad to swipe my card. Just for the record, I recently had a large dermatofibroma removed from another practice, which my insurance covered and I paid $110. Keep in mind, this is literally the size of a grain of rice. After I declined I was told still charge my insurance for a visit and keep my $50 copay. Ethically wrong, it's either all cash out of pocket or the practice files with insurance and patient pays the responsible portion. Money hungry provider!