Sydney Hall, MSPAS, PA-C
Sydney received her Bachelor of Arts in Biology Health Professions and Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS) from Northwestern College. She is a board-certified Physician Assistant by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and is licensed by the North Carolina Medical Board. Born and raised on a farm in northwest Iowa, Sydney learned the value of hard work and what it looked like to truly care for thos ... Read More
Patients highly praise Sydney Hall for her extremely knowledgeable, understanding, and respectful care. She is described as sweet, attentive, and efficient, making patients feel comfortable and valued, especially during nervous experiences like a first pelvic exam. Sydney Hall listens carefully, answers all questions perfectly, and ensures patients feel their concerns truly matter, prompting many... Read More
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Patients highly praise Sydney Hall for her extremely knowledgeable, understanding, and respectful care. She is described as sweet, attentive, and efficient, making patients feel comfortable and valued, especially during nervous experiences like a first pelvic exam. Sydney Hall listens carefully, answers all questions perfectly, and ensures patients feel their concerns truly matter, prompting many to request her for future visits. Additionally, patients appreciate the consistent quality of care, the comfortable environment, the friendly and accommodating staff, and the timely service with very short wait times.
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PA Sydney Hall and her staff were so cordial during my visit. They were very thorough in explaining what they were doing as they examined me to determine what was causing my pain.
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She was very friendly, knowledgeable, and answered all questions.
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Sydney was wonderful! And I needed extra help getting onto the procedure table, and the 2 nurses that helped were helpful too. I felt, however, that they were annoyed at having to do that. I have MS, and I'm used to noticing when others don't know why I need extra help and extra time to do just about everything. I try to explain my needs prior to appointments, but it's difficult to get my point across.
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Everyone seemed very nice and knowledgeable. They provided me with good information. However, I've been trying to get a diagnostic mammogram because I found a lump and was scheduled for a regular one instead and then was told they would do a referral for a diagnostic one and it has been a week and I still don't have the referral. Otherwise I would have given a 5.
Sydney received her Bachelor of Arts in Biology Health Professions and Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS) from Northwestern College. She is a board-certified Physician Assistant by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and is licensed by the North Carolina Medical Board. Born and raised on a farm in northwest Iowa, Sydney learned the value of hard work and what it looked like to truly care for those around her. Following her undergrad, Sydney spent time working alongside pregnant women at an underserved medical clinic in Tanzania, Africa. This experience gave her the heart and desire to connect with and care for women throughout all stages of life. Her clinical interests include preventative care, pelvic floor therapy, and menopausal management. In her free time, Sydney enjoys traveling, photography, being active outdoors, and spending time with family, friends, and her husky, Summit.
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