Archer Rita R, MD

I have been a patient of Dr. Archer’s for at least ten years. I have always found her to be very professional and caring. Thankfully, I am in good health, so I don’t need to see her frequently. However, when I do need to be seen, I usually have no trouble getting an appointment. I agree with the previous reviewer who said that she takes her time with you. Dr. Archer always inquires about my family, and other things that are going on in my life, as well as addressing my health concerns.

Dr archer really isn’t so great. I was with her for a long time, but recently switched to another dr. The reason I stuck with her so long is her dual personality. One day she would be so caring and would ask me how I’ve been, were my migraines getting better, etc. the next time I’d go in, it would be as if we never met, asking what brought me in that day. Which my response was usually «your office called and said I’d have to come in or you weren’t going to refill my prescriptions» I feel if I’m called to come in, shouldn’t the dr know exactly why I’m there? She would also only give 3 month refills on scripts, all non narcotic blood pressure pills, so nothing that you would worry about someone abusing. So, quarterly, I would have to go thought this whole rigamaroll about getting refills.
Her office staff isn’t so great either, but I wonder if that’s because she goes through them so fast, maybe she’s too hard to work for– I can’t say that for sure, the last part is an assumption.
Oddly enough, I was having a discussion about drs with my sis in law over the weekend, and it turns out dr archer is her dr as well. She has had exactly the same treatment as I have had with her and is looking to switch. We were each glad to find out we weren’t alone in the situation.
I will never return to this dr for anything, if she were the last dr left during the zombie apocalypse, I would just keep moving on. Maybe I’d find a nice vet or met that could help me out.

I’ve been seeing Dr. Archer since 2003. She is the best doctor that I have been to and I would recommend her to many. Her schedule is busy, so you may have to wait 6 – 8 weeks for a «regular check up,» but when you go to see her, I’ve had no problems. #1 I’ve never had to wait very long to see her. She runs her office pretty well so appoinments are on time. #2 Dr Archer takes her time with you as a patient and will answer any questions you have and take some time to talk with you. As a girl, I’ve asked about all sorts of questions with birth control, medication options, etc and I always feel like I’ve gotten a great response from her.#3 In the next year or two, my husband and I are probably looking to start a family and I think Dr Archer will be a great resource during that time.