trying to keep a level head. I am an epileptic patient, I have violent spontaneous seizures when…read moreuntreated. Marty has denied two of my prescription requests, i've been stopping into the pharmacy to keep grabbing emergency doses. Now this morning I was just informed my prescription was denied again, and marty takes Sundays off because I guess nobody has health issues on Sunday. just facts no opinions but my rating Thanks for reading

My nightmare experience. As a person with PTSD- being injured can be pretty hard on me and anyone…read morearound me. To mitigate this- I called ahead and made sure I could be seen. When arriving- I was told I would be next. Let me tell you- I am in quite a bit of pain from an injury. So the nurse practitioner (not even a doctor) seemed to be the one seeing patients. She stuck her head out and said - I am taking lunch... just tell them it will be a longer wait. - everyone needs lunch right-? I mean really- who cares about patients when there is 'anytime unscheduled time off'. Enjoy that brake at the patients expense- after your staff indicated that he could be seen quickly to mitigate any PTSD Symptoms or adverse reactions which may disturb others. After voicing some displeasure at this- I was taken into a room by an administrative female who choose to belittle me to the point of a full blown PTSD Episode. I had asked to see a doctor- not some Affluent with a superiority complex. So after being fully triggered by staff- I was treated to 'Marty'- whom one can only describe as a [Medical Nazi]. In HIS facility- ADA Laws do not apply. The 1st amendment is dismissed for sensitively. This guy just antagonized me until I left. I believe he was trying to provoke a physical confrontation for mirth. This was one of the worst experiences I have had in years. A person with disabilities shouldn't be punished for being lied to and antagonized by a medical personnel when in need of medical treatment. Telling me that my language was unacceptable after being told I have PTSD was pretty low quality of a medical personnel. Escalating the situation was probably the worst thing 'Marty' could do. Making fun of me- while causing a PTSD meltdown- really showed his professionalism.

This is the worst Dr. I have ever been too- and I've been to a lot of them in my years. I had a…read morecommon cyst on my wrist which was painful and she told me to stop doin 'man' push-ups. Which I haven't done a push up in like a year. I went for some other blood tests and spoke to her about my concerns which she blew off in her very monotone Dr voice. She acted as if I was bothering her in her practice and made me feel VERY unwelcome and stupid for asking ?'s. I know a lot of Dr's have a sort of rushed sense while going about their day but I honestly felt like she could care less and I was taking up her time asking dumb ?'s. I am not a Dr- that is her job to help us regular folk get answers to our medical health questions. She was also kind of creepy in that manly Janet Reno kind-of way. Maybe she did too many Man-exercises.

I would characterize Dr. Kaser as practical and cost-conscious. She looks for obvious solutions,…read morenot necessarily dollar-intensive ones. She also asks good questions and follows up on issues that concern her. In my recent experience with her, she demonstrated good diagnostic skills. Five years ago, I described the tingling in my feet to my previous doctor and I was referred for an MRI, in the event that I had MS. I was also referred for an X-Ray of my spine. The results were negative. The cost of these procedures to me, after insurance, were about $1200. Presented with the same symptoms, Dr. Kaser said: "Your symptoms can be explained by varicose veins - which you have. Try wearing support hose. Also, look into a varicose vein treatment." Turned out she was right about both things. I was a perfect candidate for varicose vein treatment and it was fully covered by my insurance. Moreover, I learned that my "deep veins" were leaking (deep veins can't be fixed): thus, I really should wear support hose going forward since you leaky veins can cause some nasty problems.

I scheduled an appointment with Dr. DuBois after years of skin issues that I suspected were from a…read morefood intolerance. My primary care doctor, who is a wonderful person, but is always rushed, seems to sort of brush these issues off as just a part of life, which led to a search for more integrative whole person care. I live super close to this adorable little office, looked them up and realized that my insurance wouldn't cover them. I figured the potential payoff though was worth the out of pocket spend, so I booked anyway. Their office manager, Taylor immediately reached out to discuss insurance and let me know this care appeared to be out of network, which I had expected but fully appreciated. She also offered to give me a super bill following the appointment so I could both attempt to receive reimbursement and use the spend while filing taxes. The day of my appointment they reached out again with an estimated cost of services- which seemed to be because of the out of network care. Again, amazing transparency for a healthcare environment. My appointment felt very much like a meeting with an old friend. Dr. Dubois listened, was incredibly kind and knowledgeable, and when tests were needed, she covered the cost of these tests up front and asked about budgeting and timing for them if they were not currently a doable amount. I cannot imagine they could have been any more flexible and kind, and even knowing with 100% certainty my care was out of network and would be more expensive than seeing my PCP I would absolutely book this again. I'd give 6 stars if I could. If you're looking for a healthcare environment where you're respected, given plenty of time to ask questions, express concerns, and pick the brain of a professional, look no further.

I went to dr debois. Each time I was getting worst. She…read morenever ordered any tests. This was in Sept 2021 3 visits. Until I went to Uw hospital and had a Cscan and was told I had stag 4 cancer. She never did anything. Now she is charging me for 3 visits for 2021 says they will take me to collections I refuse to pay. I almost died... Dont go to her.

If I could give 10 stars, I would. My 89 year old husband had a total hip replacement five weeks…read moreafter having a major sinus surgery. It was a total nightmare until the PT, Oana, arrived. Not only is she knowledgeable and considerate of patient and caretaker, she is quite certainly one of the most caring and patient caregivers I have ever met. She, quite literally, pulled us from the dark dungeon of the first two weeks; she was there when no one else was available. Her cheerful smile and lilting voice was a welcome respite from the unending problems that we encountered. I can, with great conviction, say that neither my husband nor I as the 24/7 caregiver, would have made it without her. Talk about someone who goes above and beyond, and you have the very definition of this wonderful young woman. We have used Careage for my husband's first hip replacement in 2015, but this one was so much harder and so much more intense. Careage is indeed lucky to have Oana as an employee. Her directions are clear and concise and she never allows desperate depression to exist once she is in the house. Whatever Careage is paying her, it isn't enough. I owe my husband's life to her care and have told her on many occasions, "Thank you- there are no words other than thank you."

Do not go with this home health provider. They provide subpar services in terms of ordering needed…read moresupplies to carry out care,, coordinating with family to schedule visits (and actually showing up for said visits), and discharging patients without prior notification or guidance. This kind of service leaves patients and their caregivers in the lurch when providing care and comfort to their loved ones. The management team does not know how to manage their staff appropriately in terms of time management and accountability.. The one nurse we did work with regularly complained of not enough staff for the coverage area, accountability from leadership and basically doing their required duties in care. I would not recommend this agency especially if you value the health and wellbeing of your loved ones.

Dr. Marshall's osteopathic knowledge has successfully provided stretching and exercise directives…read morefor treatment of arthritis. I am relatively pain free and live a full life with a full time, sometimes physically demanding job. I have had only good help from this doctor. She uses all her training which she continues to add to, to give her patients the best care possible.

Dr. Marshall at Eylan Health is a rare gem of a physician. I'm so glad I decided to start seeing…read moreher for my rather complicated web of health issues. She's extremely thorough, smart, warm and personable. And while her practice uses the best of technology, the way she practices medicine is reminiscent of a time when there were no HMOs, insurance companies or 15-minute appointment allotments. Yep, Dr. Marshall will actually spend A LOT of time getting to know and treating you, even though that runs counter to maximizing profits! I also appreciate that Dr. Marshall practices holistic medicine; I see it as getting the best of both worlds. She's very knowledgeable about nutrition, acupuncture, naturopathy, physical medicine, and of course, Western medicine. The Eylan Health office is clean, relaxing, organized, and I haven't had any trouble getting appointments. I like using the Eylan Health E-Portal to schedule appointments, upload docs, get lab orders and communicate with Dr. Marshall (I haven't gotten on board with the MyChart system at our other doctors quite yet). Oooh, and the office is right down the street from Mayuri Indian Cuisine, a fantastic choice if you're in the mood for Indian food. But here's my #1 reason for being a Dr. Marshall/Eylan Health fan: I'm actually feeling BETTER after a month of simple changes and Dr. Marshall's treatments! I've been seeing health practitioners and trying every reasonable treatment under the sun [well, that I can actually afford] to deal with my musculoskeletal issues for nearly a decade now. Yet in the past 6 weeks since seeing Dr. Marshall, I've become convinced that my body is actually starting to heal (or at least it's not reacting so poorly to every little stress). Honestly, I didn't expect these kind of results at all, so color me shocked and delighted! I have definitely spent the past year especially working HARD on my health, so I like to think those efforts prepared my body to be receptive to Dr. Marshall's treatments. The treatments I've had have been so gentle that I couldn't imagine how they could benefit me, by the way - there's no spine cracking or painful injections involved! Your mileage may vary, but my best advice is to give Dr. Marshall and whatever she prescribes for you a try because she's an excellent doctor who will truly give your WHOLE health the time, energy, care and attention it deserves. Take this review to heart; Dr. Andrea Marshall at Eylan Health is a unique gem. Just don't take my preferred appointment time (I make a trafficky trek to see Dr. Marshall)! ;-)

Dr. Sumathy Pathy is very good in diagnosing the problem and has very much patience to listen to…read moreproblems of patients. Visited two days back for my father and she took more than 30 minutes to understand problem and suggest medicine. Have visited many times in the past several years and found her to be very skilled in finding root cause of problem. Highly recommend Dr. Sumathy Pathy.

Dr. Ma is one of the best physicians I have ever had the pleasure to have as a provider. I've been…read morein healthcare for over 30 years and she exceeds all expectations as a physician. She is patient, takes her time, listens to you as a person and a patient. She is attentive, compassionate, sensitive. She has never been rushed. I can't say enough about her. Shes the best!

Several weeks back, I just wanted to get a random check on STI's/STD's while I was seeing someone…read more Usually, in the past, I've had these done with my regular labs (blood work) with my old regular naturopathic doctors (ND's) but they've since moved on and I've been away from regular visits for a while now. Plus, ND offices usually have/had a more welcoming & warm atmosphere (plus took insurance, or at least used to). Never been to a City/County health center before - especially downtown - so I was going in with low expectations. Sure, random people come in here (including the random smells) but the office culture and decoration was surpisingly pleasant and neat. Check in was fairly smooth to boot. What really landed the solid 4 stars was the nurse that tended to me. If you just want to get tested for "that stuff" and want to meet/see a super cool RN while you're at it definitely ask for (or call ahead to check her schedule) Kristen; Kristen Wilson-Weiberg RN. Not only is her office right up front and really cool with the diverse (and snarky) decorations in her space but she is one awesome and delightful older lady. She exudes a very wholesome yet professional energy about her with just enough sass to click with people who strike up a little conversation. The blood draw was even one of the fastest yet smoothest I've ever had (just be prepared to hydrate right after if you came in parched; I almost fainted having forgot about this small detail). Big thumbs up just for Kristen The Nurse.

This dentist is terrific. I had a full set of dentures made here and they are top notch. I am happy…read moreto have a clinic that takes my Medicare coverage.