Dr. Rebecca Easterling, MD

Dr Easterling has been my doc for MANY years, long before her current location. Always helpful and attentive... way better than any others I've seen, and I've had to see a LOT of docs in various specialties. Her staff is helpful and courteous. Wait times (vary) are very reasonable for a family practice.

Staff I talked to very rude,very unprofessional, and need a ridiculously long wait time for appointment

They pre-screen new patients by requiring you to list all the medications you’re currently prescribed. If you take more than a couple of pills, they won’t give you an appointment. They consider you a complicated patient.

I am now 75 and doing great, thanks to her!

I have been seeing Dr. Easterling for approximately 8 years and have found her to be caring, professional, gentle and an expert in the field of family medicine. I would highly recommend her services.

Love her! Very caring and attentive! Follow ups are not good but I would imagine as she sees MANY patients she does the best she can, I figure if it is THAT important to you as a patient be an adult and take responsibility for your self and follow up on your own, so it isn't an issue for me,but may be for others, so have to be honest about that! But over all she and her staff are GREAT and you NEVER feel rushed, always listened too!

I've been going to Dr. Easterling for 13 years now so just about since when she became a practicing practitioner. She has always been very nice and comforting to me.

What a disappointment. Rebecca Easterling's office sent me a letter in mid to late 2010 stating that I needed to have a regular mammogram screening. Several weeks later I received a call asking why I hadn't scheduled a screening. During this same time I was seeing Dr. Easterling for eye problems and was receiving ophthamologist referrals; I explained I was concentrating on treating my eye and did not feel a mammogram was an immediate priority for me. I also explained that mammograms were extremely painful for me. Now, several months later, I received a letter stating that they are dropping me as a patient because of non-compliance. In other words, because I did not get a mammogram exactly when and where she wanted me too, she decided to remove me from her patient list. She never wrote or called to check on my eye or to ask for any other routine exams. She only demanded I get a mammogram for preventative cancer screening. I wonder if she still sees patients who smoke after she demands that they stop?

I had two miscarages. I went in to see Dr. Easterling because I was pregant again, and needed a referal to and OB. After my tearful explanation, she not only gave me my referal, but got on the phone, that minute with the OB of my choice and INSISTED that i get an apointment THAT DAY (never happens) so I could get on progesterone to help sustain the pregancy. I heard her (she was in the hall) and she did not let up until they gave me an apointment. I can't express how much that ment to me, and how much it helped decrease my anxiety.