I didn't see Dr. Shin himself, but did use biocharger sessions at his center which offers many…read moremodalities. I really do thank God that ten biocharger sessions healed a long-standing health problem - had been ongoing for at least 7 years. (Standard medicine offered no help.) His staff - Reggie, Jackie, LaKeisha and others - at the center are wonderful, very patiently working with me on finding and implementing the right rubric and always keeping things upbeat! Insurance didn't cover the cost, but I found the cost to be quite reasonable and the treatments were definitely effective. I would return if a need arose, and, of course, also highly recommend this to anyone. Blessings!

Awesome experience... my friend and I purchased a group in for the cryotherapy and 45 min float…read moretherapy... once entering this place we were quickly greeted by both staff at the desk. We were checked in and completed questionnaires on our health. Wallie was very informative and showed us around. She took us to our rooms and gave us detailed instructions on what to do and took our vitals. You are provided a robe, socks and slippers. We started with the cryotherapy for 3 mins (you can wear underwear but no wires). Once inside the machine you take off your robe and put on gloves. The cryotherapy although cold is a different pleasant experience; the only way to describe it is if you went outside naked in the snow without the snow touching you (weird lol). We were then escorted to our float pod rooms. You should shower and shampoo your hair before entering. The door locks for privacy. You can either go nude or wear a bathing suit. There is a color changing light inside the pod, light button, panic button, wash cloth, water bottle (in case you get salt in your eye or face) and a neck pillow. I enjoyed that you are in your own space and on your own time. Once you get in the pod and close the lid you can just relax.... I swam for a bit and moved different body parts. It's amazing how you automatically float (for those afraid of draining).... the time flies by. Once you are signaled to get out you will shower and shampoo/ condition your hair. We will be returning and I recommend this beautiful gem of a place. P.S. they offer several other services and prices are affordable..

I have seen a LOT of doctors in my life, and Dr. Persily is by far the best. She is comprehensive…read morewith her exams, very much compassionate about preventative care, and very funny and caring. She will take the time to make sure you are heard, and she is never pushy with treatments. I consider myself to be a 'high-maintenance' patient (always think there's something wrong haha) and she is never irritated by my messages on the portal. I really recommend seeing her!

Family Care Associates might appeal to some patients who prefer a very aggressive approach to…read morepreventive screening, but for many people it may feel excessive or uncomfortable. During my visits, each doctor insisted that young men starting at 18 years old should receive a prostate exam every three years. I was also told that I should have a breast exam and annual skin tests to "keep cancer at bay." The recommendations felt unusual and left me questioning whether the guidance was appropriate for my age and situation. Another frustration came when I decided to switch primary care providers. I was told that obtaining my medical charts would cost $50, which felt unreasonable just to access my own records. Finally, the front desk experience was not great. The receptionists seemed to have very limited knowledge and often struggled to answer basic questions about policies or procedures, as well as spelling certain months and having a vocabulary consisting of "good" and "jawn"? Overall, while some patients may appreciate the clinic's assertive stance on screening and prevention, my experience left me feeling uneasy and frustrated with both the medical guidance and the administrative side of the practice.

Unfriendly staff up front. Very rude and unprofessional. I wouldn't bring my dog here.read more