I really like the care that I have received from Dr O'Rielly at this office. He first visited me…read morewhile I was on a "hospital vacation" in March of 2011. His bedside manner is good. He explains things to you. He spends plenty of time with his patients, and he is not into over-medication which I appreciate. Given that I am a 34 year old mother who has a bloop pressure problem in reaction to another medical issue I had earlier this year, I also appreciate the fact that his goal seems to be to get me off my bloop pressure meds. We'll see if it's possible, but he does seem to be concerned with making sure my quality of life is as good as it can be. In addition, his office returns phone calls very promptly! That is always a sign that a doctor does care!!

You don't realize the exceptional care Dr Slam gives you until your best friend goes through breast…read morecancer, stage 1, in Pittsburgh, and there is no guidance. No one except me to insist on similar treatment that Dr Slam gave me. I was fitted for free surgical bras. My friend wasn't even advised what to expect after surgery. I hope I never have breast cancer again, but Dr Slam is up to date and fully informs her patients on every step. My poor friend only had me to rely on. Thanks to Dr. Slam, I could guide her competently. No one wants a bad mammogram, but here is where you want to go.

I started here years ago with Dr. Phan, but she has since moved away. I now see Dr. Rita Henriques…read more At first, I thought it would be strange going to a sky scrapper for a doctor's appointment, but it was my only option at the time because I couldn't find another doctor taking new patients. I was out to ease during my first visit. It's rare to find street parking, as there are only a couple of meters near the intersection of Broad and High, so I end up parking under the state house. It usually costs me $5 to park. I actually enjoy the experience, because I think it's neat to walk under high street and you stay out of the weather. The lobby is clean and comfortable. There are always ample magazines available and the TV is set to daytime television. There is a commentary coffee station as well. I've found all staff to be friendly and outgoing. The doctors take the time to really listen to me, and I feel they have helped me immensely over the years. They are knowledgeable and intuitive. I feel like they take a holistic approach at health, and don't just try to push you out of the door with a script. I remember it used to be easier to get in, or maybe it was just this time, because it took me a month to get in this time to see my doctor at the location I wanted. Might just be the season though. No worries, I know if I needed to get in earlier there were other options (visiting the other location where she splits her time, or scheduling with another doctor).

I went to the ER on August 15 2026. I was left in the lobby for 2 hours with no Tylenol as I had…read morejust left a horrible car accident with a concussion! One of the nurses rolled her eyes when asked to give out hot towels... Lastly when I was asked to be discharged one of the nurses said they were understaffed when there were staff everywhere. The lobby barely had any people. They finally gave me my chest scan when I begged 5 times to leave. To my surprise every result came back normal! Why would I stay in the hospital for 6 hours if my results came back normal? This sort of treatment is lazy and as a hard working black woman I don't appreciate this type of behavior!

This place is a death sentence. The staff is ludicrous.The communication is ridiculous. We were…read morethere to find out why a loved one could not eat food for a month and the first thing they wanted to do when he got admitted was to let him lay down to die and start giving him morphine. We then told them he's not in pain and he's not ready to lay down and die but Rather was there to try and get his appetite back. I could tell you story after story after story of this awful place but it would take me several pages.They do not sponge bathe you nor do they do any type of hygiene care you are on your own. They left our loved one lay in bed with his blue jeans on for four days until I changed him into sweats. Then after ten days told him he had to go home and die basically. Do yourself a favor you will get better care at home then here or pick a different hospital. It's a joke they only want your money.Take a look at their brand new building that we helped pay for but then kicked out of their to go die its in humane. All of it !!!!!

My experience with the James is based on what my family went through with my late paternal…read moregrandmother's treatment for melanoma. Mama received chemotherapy and radiation treatment from 2001-2006 before the disease ultimately took her life. The James has made great advances in cancer research and treatment over the years. They do many experimental treatments in addition to the tried-and-true methods. I know that Mama participated in at least one experimental treatment. Everyone knows early detection is everything. No one caught Mama's cancer until it was too late, and she had a form of melanoma that was horribly aggressive and very difficult to treat, but the team of doctors overseeing her care did everything they could to try to cure it. They were busy, yet they took the time to talk to everyone whenever Mama went in for treatment. They were supportive. The only thing they did that no one in the family was happy about was in regards to Mama's medications. Prior to her diagnosis, Mama was reasonably healthy for her age. All the same, her GP did have her on a couple medications (I'm guessing for her heart and something else). Her doctors didn't check her current prescriptions when they ordered new medications for her, and there was a pretty horrific interaction that landed Mama in the hospital and convinced us that she was going to die right then and there. The floors where the rooms are never cease to make me uneasy and panicky, but they're clean and well maintained. (That's really all I can say without having an anxiety attack.) Downstairs in the lobby, though, it's not as sterile-feeling. There's a gorgeous salt water aquarium and some fairly comfortable seats. Waiting while a family member is in surgery or receiving treatment is never enjoyable. It's been proven by numerous studies that aquariums have a relaxing effect on people, and having that aquarium helps patients and their families relax and it helps lower their blood pressure. Wi-fi is available in the lobby. Elsewhere in the James, it's a huge no-no. I don't really know what effect laptops and personal cell phones have on the medical equipment, but given that those machines are super-sensitive, what might seem insignificant to the Average Joe could be profound where the staff and the patient are concerned. Take your cell phones and laptops to the designated cell phone use areas. Don't use them in the patient rooms. So, aside from the doctors not checking on Mama's medications, the James is a fantastic hospital and an even more amazing research facility. If they can one day find an absolute cure for cancer, it will be yet another notch in their belt. Four stars.

This place is full of oncologists. I wish I didn't have to review it but I need to. My dad has…read morenon Hodgkin's lymphoma and has to go here every 6 months. They are very professional and caring. My dad's doctor couldn't be better but he's retiring at the end of this year but I suspect the new doctor will be just as good. I hate the fact that my dad has it but I'm glad he has the zangmeister center to look after him.

Best primary doctor ever. He has always gave me outstanding service and even with his legal issues…read moreI would see him in a instant What is did was wrong. But remember everyone of us is different in some way. Good Bad or indifferent

I've been with Dr Fred C Carroll ever since he came to Mount Vernon I never regretted changing…read moredoctors he is a very smart doctor some of his colleagues at OSU remember him he's a very caring doctor and he saved my life and also during the pandemic 2020 he knew I had Kobe real bad he called me the first night and then he said we'll check up on you total 14 days and they did either him or his nurse he knew I lived alone and I miss him very much cuz he was helping me with my depression big time and last time I seen him was last April and I don't know where he went no explanation no letters no nothing but if he can see this please send a letter to your patients who are behind you Dr Carroll let us know what your plans are right now I'm seeing Dr Sean Reed connected with Knox Community Hospital but he knows that if Dr Carol l returns he knows I want to go back to him and send me some of his other patients due to all we ask is some kind of information from you doc or from the hospital let us know what your plans are let us know if we can return back to you or not thank you Tony Smith patient of Dr Fred C Carroll MD

Unfortunately I have a serious, rare migraine condition, as well as another neurological condition…read morethat has taken me on a long journey throughout which the Neurologists, Physicians' Assistants, Nurses and other staff at Columbus Neurology and Neurosurgery, aka OhioHealth Neurological Physicians, have accompanied me the whole way. Dr. William Carroll is my neurologist and I would definitely give him five stars. I love this man. He has saved my life and given me back a quality of life I had given up on ever having again. When other doctors had accused me for years of faking, of drug seeking and of just malingering, Dr. Carroll never gave up until we had a diagnosis. After that, he has refused to give up until we had the right regimen of medications and lifestyle changes to give me my life back. He has a very dry sense of humor and is very soft spoken so if you aren't paying attention you may miss what he says or take him the wrong way, but he truly seems to care. I feel like Drs Simensky, Novak, Bruns and Klatte are of the same cloth. I have had to be admitted quite a bit and when these doctors are on call, they all have awesome bedside manner and make sure I get what I need to get back under control and back home as soon as possible, while making sure all my questions are answered well. Dr. Novak has also done all of my EMGs and he is very patient with the fact that I ask a lot of questions. He is also very gentle. The nurses and office staff have always been awesome at helping me with any messages I've needed to leave, getting prescription refills and all the ridiculous paperwork my previous employer required as well as the recent paperwork I needed for my current employer. Abby and Ashley at the front desk are the best and have even helped me out with things I have needed for my own patients at work. Travis, Dr. Carroll's newest nurse, is very prompt and quickly returns my calls and answers emails and messages, making sure to keep me informed of the progress he's making whether it be a refill, paperwork or a referral. The only complaint I have had is that Dr. Nayak is very unpleasant and rude. She's the only reason I couldn't bring myself to give 5 stars. Her answer to everything is that I am fat. That is exactly how she puts it too and she's not exactly svelte herself. She's very impatient. I have always been told to utilize the answering service to contact the on call physician due to the nature of some of the things going on with me and because I am at increased risk for stroke, but if Dr,. Nayak is on call, she very rarely will return my call and if she does it is several hours later. She has made it very clear to me from our very first meeting that she feels like I am a huge waste of her time. I have spoken to other people who have had similar experiences with her and when I have been in the hospital a lot of times the nurses on the floor said they didn't like dealing with her either. If I needed something that required calling the MD while she was on duty, there were a couple on instances where nurses would wait until she was gone and another doctor was on call to take care of it, even if it meant leaving me suffering. I often recommend this office to my patients who are looking for a neurologist or neurosurgeon. They even have physicians who do neuropsychology as well as pain management doctors. Simply an awesome bunch of folks!

I have been seeing Dr. McClure since I was a teenager and he has helped me tremendously in my…read morejourney towards wellness. He is extremely responsive via MyChart & his medical assistants are some of the best. Everyone in my family sees one of the practitioners in this office so it's great to have a doctor who can be insightful about medical conditions, possible connections, and overall life experiences. If you're looking for a doctor who listens to your concerns, values your opinion/concerns, and has years of knowledge under his belt: Dr. McClure is the best option for you and your family.

Dr. McClure has been my doctor for many years, and I really respect his medical knowledge. A…read morecouple of times I've gone to see him with an idea in mind of what was wrong with me, and he comes up with something completely different... and of course he's always right. His manner is very friendly and easy-going, and he makes you feel comfortable. I had no problems with his old location in Worthington. It was small but actually much more convenient for me (have you SEEN the traffic at Polaris?). However, the new location is clearly much nicer... roomy, modern and bright. Anyway, check this out: I called Mid-Ohio Internal Medicine yesterday (Monday) to make an appointment for some stomach issues and was told I couldn't be seen until Thursday. This was a problem for me, because I was going to temporarily lose my medical insurance starting Wednesday. I asked if there was anything at all they could do, and the secretary said I could come in at 10:15 a.m. today (Tuesday), but I might have to wait for a long time, as they were very overbooked. Well, I arrived at 10:15 a.m. and the waiting room was completely empty. I waited about 30 seconds before being called back, and the whole exam from arrival to departure took about 20 minutes. Amazing.