Jamie Rollins, MD

Do NOT bring your child to her if they are on the spectrum! My nephew has been a patient of hers for 2 years, but since the first couple of visits we have taken him to the Walgreens clinic rather than deal with how terrible she is with him. She has been impatient and out right rude despite the fact that he is severely autistic and has a huge fear of doctors that she has now contributed to. Whenever he would have to see her, he would be distressed for days after, and we have always felt that she would rather do anything else than deal with him. We finally tried to replace her as his primary care physician today, only to have her office call the new doctor and tell them that he is unvaccinated, which is untrue. We have his immunization records, and proof that they were sent to her office. They now claim that, in the 2 years that he's been going there, they have somehow never noticed that his vaccinations weren't up to date. They claimed that they never had reason to check his records. When we called to figure out what had happened we were told that Dr. Rollins had put in her notes that we had declined mandatory vaccinations. This is blatantly untrue. How exactly is it, if they have never noticed his record not being there as they claimed, that they would even know to ask to vaccinate him? I don't know what kind of communication errors or flat out lies are going on at this clinic, but we will never go back. Dr. Rollins in our experience has been impatient, rude, and generally unwelcoming to my nephew solely because of his non-neurotypical traits.