Traci E. Ito

Traci was really friendly and made me feel comfortable. She was knowledgeable and answered every question I had. She's great and I look forward to working with her for my surgery :)

Dr Tracy Is a great care provider well that's a compassion for her patients she explains everything very well the procedures that I may have medications actually about any of my own concerns so I truly appreciate her

I really enjoyed my appointment

Excellent all around.

I have had a rollercoaster of care this office was one of my best. I felt very heard and cared for. I believe the doctor has a great plan to help me.

I didn't feel like she listened to my concerns, seemed to be in a hurry.

Dr. Ito was amazing and everything I hoped for in seeing a provider for the first time for what's a very sensitive issue.

The doctor was very professional and caring

Great!

Dr. Ito is wonderful! I felt listened to and she offered stages of treatment that started with very low Intervention solutions, which I really appreciated. When she did something that could be painful, she warned me and always checked in on how I was. She's awesome!

When my mri results were ready 5 weeks ago and I was twice told they weren't to only have the exact same report I read 5 weeks ago read to me in this appointment, I see no point to the appointment. The doctor also didn't let me finish my statements and responded with things that didn't help the question I was trying to ask. I felt gaslit by this doctor since they couldn't remember and didn't review our previous appointment and ultrasound results. The doctor obviously hadn't looked at the ultrasound or mri or my records before meeting with me.

I got the impression the doctor was/is competent, but she was so rushed she barely interacted with me

When we fill out questionnaires asking specifics about history and symptoms and then we also confirm similar with a hospital rep prior to the consult, its time consuming and inefficient for the provider to then go through the same list. It eats up a lot of time that could be used focusing on treatment and management. I have an extensive history that sucks up a lot of consult time. I think for a complex case like mine, an hour is more appropriate or 45 min vs 30 min and if only 30 min, it needs to be managed efficiently. My provider provided me with a second appointment the following day which I very much appreciated however we still didn't have enough time to discuss hormone management adequately. She said she had to go and I still had pertinent questions on things we hadn't even touched on. Not every case is the same and not every patient just listens. Educated patients are going to ask questions that take up time. It would be good if providers veered off the computerized list of questions they are tasked with filling out during the consult and perhaps just listened and discussed. I get it, they see a lot of patients each day, too many in my opinion, which waters down care for a VERY complex painful disease. Pain management is something else that wasnt even discussed. Thats crazy. This is an excruciating disease.