Rowan Tree Medical P A

Unfortunately, I never had the opportunity to meet either of the doctors. After recently moving here I had heard great things about the doctors at Rowan Tree. So I sought them out. However, the incompetent personnel who run the office just cannot get their act together. I submitted a request for an appointment twice and never heard from them. Called the office twice only to be shuffled off to voicemail and no calls were ever returned. Stopped into the office only to be told they could not find my paperwork. Then they sent an email with the wrong name on it saying they would schedule an appointment. This office is a nightmare of a mess. The doctors would do themselves a great service to hire more professional and competent people to run their front office. Horrible horrible service.

I have been seeing Dr. Bartczak for many years and she and the staff at Rowan tree medical have always been wonderful. Ben at the front desk is always funny and charming. I’ve never had a single problem seeing her or getting anything that I need from here or the office. I’ve already have brought 4 other people to her office and always recommends them to anyone in need of a great doctor

Dr. Davidson and Rowan Tree used to be my primary care physicians. The still would be but unfortunately in stuck in one of those nasty HMO insurance companies that get to call the shots on which medical services they will cover and no longer list Dr. Davidson or Rowan Tree as a part their coverage group. My personal take on that matter is that they were just too good, did too thorough of a job and hence, possibly more costly.
Anyway, Dr. Davidson was my primary care physician for several years. Originally starting out as an emergency room physician, he’s seen about everything and is capable of handling just about every medical situation. He also at all times proved himself to be far more caring, understanding and capable than most any other physician I’ve ever dealt with. At all times I was very pleasantly received by Dr. Davidson and his staff at Rowan Tree. Hence, I was rather shocked to see a One Star review, but in reading it along with the other 3 reviews by the same person, all being One Star, none of whom ever treated her, of medical services and all concerning other doctors with whom I have dealt, I’d venture to say the problem is more with the this particular patient and reviewer than it is with any of the doctors. Indeed, the posted One Star review of Rowan Tree has nothing to do with medical services rendered but more so over the fact that they wanted to scan her driver’s license, a simple practice generally now down by most medical offices for record keeping purposes necessary not only in their having to deal with insurance carries but even more so in dealing with never ending and invasive regulations of the Drug Enforcement Authority (DEA).
So, I’m going Five Stars for Rowan Tree and Dr. Davidson, and since I’ve actually been treated by them, would suggest that anyone put more credence and validity to this review than the other one authored by someone who never was a patient of either Dr. Davidson or of Rowan Tree.
By the way, if you happen to be a big fan of Sponge Bob cartoons like I am, be sure to let Dr. Davidson know it and you’ll be a big smile out of him because, like me, he is too.

I heard good things about Dr. Davidson, so I called the office to make a new patient appointment. I was told to go to their website, fill out a form and wait for someone to call me back.
I filled out the form and received a call 23 hours later. The person advised me to print and fill out additional forms from their website. In addition, I would be required to surrender my Driver’s License so they could scan it and I would be subject to a digital photograph. When I asked why the need to scan my identification and take a photograph, the person said it was office policy in order to prevent fraud. I reminded them that I was «self pay», meaning no insurance billing would be required. They said it was a new HIPPA law requirement.
I have since checked for such a law and could not find it. There was mention of a Red Flag Rule that came up in my research, but there is no requirement to surrender one’s identification for scanning, nor mention of being subject to a digital photo.
I will find another doctor. My entire experience with staff was unpleasant.