Whenever I need wheelchair transportation for my family, I always call bestcare. Their vehicles are…read morealways spotless and in great condition, and Howard is incredibly friendly and accommodating of all of our needs. He always goes above and beyond to make sure that we have a great experience and is always very punctual and professional. I would recommend bestcare to anyone in central Ohio who needs transportation for wheelchair-bound family members and friends.

Ohio State's Eye and Ear Institute offers a variety of health care services at this location,…read moreincluding eye care, hand and upper extremity, urology, plastic surgery, dermatology, and ENT. The institute is part of the larger Ohio State University System - Wexner Medical Centers. I visited for an ENT appointment, specifically for hearing issues. I received great care for tinnitus, had a hearing test, and counseled by a specialist. Dr. Brad DeSilva (Otolaryngology) and Meghan Hiss, AuD, were my care team and had two back to back appointments this day (hearing test first) and both Dr. DeSilva and Megan Hiss were excellent. I highly recommend them. Regarding the facility, I was disappointed that the coffee machine was down and there were no cups for the water. However, there was plenty of parking. I just wish I had brought my own coffee.

From start to recovery.. all went well. Have residual scarring but not physical symptoms to reduce…read moreuse of my hand.

My doctor retired, had to find a new primary care place. This got mixed reviews on a couple of…read moresites, but decent overall, and was one of the few accepting new patients. Got in within a couple of weeks for a physical. Staff were good, doc (physician's assistant actually) was great. Listened patiently, had some good advice. Had some issues (I forgot paperwork, had to get blood draw, etc.,) and they were sorted out quickly, online and with phone calls.

Stay away from Marc Serve. In the two years that I saw him he was extremely unhelpful…read more First off I was having an issue with joint pain in my hands. I must have brought it up to him five or six times and every time he would barely examine me before essentially shrugging his shoulders and saying "I dont know". Eventually I started asking him for a referral to a specialist or maybe some x-rays to find the problem. He refused to give me any referral and even said X-rays were unnecessary. So eventually I went just scheduled an appointment at another specialist on my own. Had to wait a long time for an appointment, but the first thing they did was order an x-ray. A week later I had a diagnosis and was scheduled for physical therapy. Two years of begging Dr Serve for help and all I needed was an x-ray and a very simple physical therapy plan (playing with therapy putty for a few minutes a day). Next off, and way more concerning. I had some moles appear a couple years ago. I asked Dr Serve to take a look at them and it took him all of three seconds to say they looked fine and there was nothing to worry about... Except it turns out there was something to be concerned about. I started seeing a new Dr who immediately referred a dermatologist without me even bringing it up. I got the results back and turns out one of them was not atypical. Long story short, i have Been living with a mole that needs excised for two years now, in other words potential skin cancer. Do NOT trust this man with your healthcare.

This is a large facility with lots of parking, that's free which is nice. You have to check in as…read moresoon as you walk in the building which is usually a breeze. I am going here for PT and so far I really like my physical therapist, but I am waiting to see what my experience is life when I complete therapy in 12 weeks to give my 5 star review. The physical therapy facility is clean and there's tons of machines. I don't think I have ever seen a facility so equipped to treat a variety of physical ailments. Everyone at the front desk has been nice and helpful which a plus as well.

This facility was on the ball! There was close and free…read moreparking. We were greeted nicely as we walked in and my day was explained to me as a patient and my husbands role was clearly explained too. He was set up to get text messages as I travelled through the process and he was able to stay me a lot. They checked on me regularly and were kind and efficient . I felt very safe and like nothing was left to chance, no step left out. My husband was very impressed with the Starbucks coffee machine so we included a picture of that. Free in the outer waiting area. I could find nothing out of place and having experience in healthcare , I know where to look. A plus review .

I get quite anxious going to the doctor. But the staff at Taylor Station was fantastic!!! The…read moreexperience from beginning to end was first class. Dr. Madhavan, who performed my procedure was comforting and made me feel at ease. We even discussed where I would be going to eat after! All the nurses were great and caring! I truly recommend this center for all your surgical needs.

I have only good things to say about Taylor Station Surgical Center. I was called by a nice lady…read morename Lisa for my phone registration, and I was greeted by Gina who was very nice when I arrived. I loved my nurse Misty who prepared me for my procedure, and then Deb the anesthetist and Robin and Lynda the nurses who helped the doctor perform my procedure were all very kind and caring. Jilian was my nurse after, and she was really great! I really couldn't ask for any better treatment. Many thanks to all of you for your kind and professional care!

Brought someone here for a procedure. Staff were great throughout. The place is fairly new, some…read moreconstruction and additions still going on. Easy to get around, plenty of parking, great signage. In and out relatively quickly. Good communication with phone calls and texts. Our check-in card got us a free drink at the little Bistroh! downstairs. All in all a great experience for something that can be not a lot of fun.

Began working out and of course my spine decided to be a problem. (I have a an old injury that…read moretends to be problematic). Went to the urgent care to see if this is a pinched nerve/slipped disce Of course before coming I was literally screaming in pain, so loud that the dogs became concerned and flanked me. Once at the urgent care all my muscels loosened up. I can see how they may not have understood my pain was past a ten five minutes before I checked in. Parking was easy. Big lot. Not a lot of people here Saturday evening. I got checked in. Waited maybe three minutes. Was taken to an exam room. Jerico took my vitals. Was pleasant but could noticeably tell he hated chit chat. Lol He excused himself and the wait for a provider began. While waiting I noticed this room smells weird. Gross weird. I dont even want to think about what it is but it smells like the trash needs emptied and the trash smells for lack of a more descriptive word. yucky. I think that conveys it. Kind of smells like a mixture of puke and disinfectant. Ew. See. Yuck. Doctor Haynes come is. Was relieved it wasn't another NP. Especially due to it being an upper back/neck injury. Thats mg big beef with this place the NPs. I explain some of my medical history. Explain the injury. She does an exam concluding its soft tissue causing the pain. And doesn't need an x-ray. I agree it doesn't need xrayed, but was wondering why she didnt lean to mri. Never did she mention it. Still holding fast to its an pulled muscle. I am 100000000000% sure it is more than that. So I ask for a referral to the spine clinic. She gives it to me I was sent home with lidocaine and muscle relaxer. I agree, those I needed. The entire visit took less than 30 from the time I sat down in the waiting room. The only thing I was surprised by there was no follow up call. Usually when you go to an ER in urgent care, especially with a neck injury staff follows up the next day That was not the case here no follow up was received.

Its an older building and you get what you pay for. The…read moreonly thing that was really accomplished was being able to resolve the shooting pain from my shoulder to my hand. The rest of the pain is still here and I think most of it comes from the fact that there are 3 doctors and non of them are really on the same page. The 3rd doctor I seen. I believe she was on the something with the accident pain and it coming from my Hip and effecting everything. The other 2 male docs... they never bothered really checking into it. The nurses were great though. Location is pretty easy to get to as long as it is not rush hour.

I went to Franklin Park Physical Medicine after referral by a nurse. The doctor was a real…read moreorthopedic doctor and he did a real exam after me lots of questions after having me fill out forms about the crash and how I felt. I was very pleased with the examination. He ordered treatment for my back and shoulder. The staff was very nice. Each time I came, I talked to the doctor or his partner. They were very nice in scheduling the care around my work schedule. I felt better with the treatment. I would recommend them to my friends.

Ok, surgeons are truly hit or miss. Dr Costin was a true blessing after a string of less than…read morestellar docs have come my way lately. His office fit me in so quickly for a non life threatening situation. They actually could've fit me in the same day as my doctors referral which is amazing. Docs just don't do that unless you're dying. His staff was truly pleasant. Actually nice, not just fake nice. They smiled and had personalities. The wait time in the waiting room was extremely minimal as well as in the exam room. The Dr himself was very pleasant. Easy to talk to and able to answer every question I had for him. He was open and honest about the procedure he was recommending. I felt like he was knowledgeable of the condition I had and confident that surgery (with him) was the best course of treatment. After the exam was over, I met with his scheduling coordinator who was extremely efficient, pleasant and easy to work with. I'm glad I was referred to Dr Costin. While having surgery in the near future is scary, he's definitely put my mind at ease.

I had this crazy pain that started in my right shoulder about 5 years ago, so I went to see the…read moretop-rated orthopedic doctor in the state of Ohio. A year and two rounds of physical therapy later, she officially gave up on me. Yep, sent me on my way. Told me to try getting a massage. And then no less than a dozen doctors gave up on me. Through the years, I've seen chiropractors, a Chinese medicine DO, three gastroenterologists, a physical manipulation specialist, and a handful of Western medicine docs. I've been needled, herbed, cracked, and popped... I'm pretty sure I even went on a spiritual witch hunt for a while to exorcise a demon. I spent no less than $10,000 on scans, pills, and massages and countless hours in doctors' offices. And then I met Dr. Richard Costin. He had been referred by one of my caring doctors who just didn't know what to do with me anymore. He said Dr. Costin is the surgeon he'd choose for surgery on himself. Sounded good enough for me! If you've ever seen a surgeon, you probably know they're... well... not the nicest. You pray for one who's just a pompous, self-righteous ass and not one who's completely cold-hearted and unrelatable to people. Well, Dr. Costin was neither! Don't get me wrong... he wasn't shitting out rainbows and butterflies, but was truly great. He was kind, really listened to my concerns, and spent enough time with me at every visit. Dr. Costin told me he believed my problems stemmed from my gallbladder, even though all my tests came back saying otherwise. He said he had seen a few patients with symptoms like mine and that he thought removing my gallbladder would be the right thing. But he wouldn't go in blindly and remove it--he had many hoops for me to jump through before he would remove this pesky organ. A year after my first visit--and many tests and diet changes later--I went back to see Dr. Costin. He spent quite a bit of time discussing my case, and then he told me it was time to say goodbye to my gallbladder. His office helped schedule my surgery, and just a few days ago, I had my gallbladder removed. While it's too soon to claim complete victory, I can confidently say that things are looking good so far. I had such an amazing experience with Dr. Costin, and I am incredibly thankful to him for not giving up on me like everybody else did. He saved my life.