I don't see how you can be sued if you say you were unsatisfied with your service or experience. If you make allegations that could be construed as defamation or unsubstantiated slurs that's a different matter.
One point...you should clarify when you establish as a patient as to whether the office will see you in a "crisis" situation. Many physicians routinely refer those situations to Emergency Departments of Immediate Care Centers. Unfortunately as medicine continues to fragment and specialize, a full-service physician's office is more difficult to find.
As a matter of principle we still work in a crisis visit because it builds patient loyalty, it's good medicine, and it's just the right thing to do. Unfortunately economics is changing this to a great degree. Today 80% of primary cares physicians offices in Louisville are hospital owned. In other words your doctor is an employee for Nortons, Jewish, or Baptist.
