Just moved to the area and both my husband and I needed a new doctor. I found Dr McEvoy to be very…read morefriendly and took the time to listen to both my husband and I without feeling like he was in a rush. He is very easy to talk to and seemed to be on top of everything. Hope I don't need his service much, but I feel confident when I do. His staff is really nice and their waiting room is comfortable and inviting.

Cannot say enough good things about this doctor and his staff. He is very much a people person -…read morehas a great bed-side manner, even if you're not limited to a bed. Speaks openly/honestly and listens as well. He has treated me, my wife and my daughter. Off-the-chart raves from all of us. The staff follows the man.

One of the most incredible Rheum Doctor you will ever experience. He is extremely knowledgeable!…read moreHe listens to what your issues are and is very caring, personable, and explains every detail of what is needed to make sure you are getting the right treatment for the symptoms your experiencing, whether it's with him or he referrals you to someone else who can. You will feel some stress relieve and leave with a smile after your appointment. I highly recommend him for treatment if looking for a remarkable Rheum Doctor that can change your life and relieve your pain.

I have only seen Dr. Zebda twice. Unfortunately, the last experience I had with him was not great…read more I am working on my weight loss and have recently lost 30 pounds. When I went to see Dr. Zebda about my Autoimmune disease he did not weigh me, and when he came into my room he made assumptions about my diet and made me feel like crap about my weight. I brought up Health concerns that I have been dealing with and he told me that he was done helping me. He refused to run tests, get a new weight on me, and wouldn't let me get 2 words in. Seems like he had his mind made up before he even came in the room. I am young, so I don't know if that has something to do with it? but I was treated horribly and do not recommend him. Looking for a new Rheumatologist.

My wife and I came to IHA to see our pediatrician who mentioned that they have a lactation…read moreconsultant who is also a physician on staff. After seeing our first consultant at our house we wanted another opinion so we came here to get some fresh insight from Dr. Hammer about nursing our newborn. Her PA, who coincidentally is also named Hammer, was very helpful and empathetic to my wife's questions. She was sensitive and gentle and asked great questions. Dr. Hammer came in halfway through the appointment and the nurse relayed the situation and my wife's concerns. All in all she was mostly helpful but didn't set my wife at ease. I would say that she may not give you the warm and fuzzies, if you require that temperament from your doctor. That said, I found her helpful and direct which I appreciate. I'd give her 3.5 stars.

I wanted to make sure that I chose the right pediatrician for the lifestyle of my family, and that…read moreincluded finding a doctor who supports breastfeeding. Dr. Lisa Hammer was on our list of pediatricians who fit that bill, so we chose to schedule a "Meet the Doctor" with her, which is a session where you can sit with a prospective doctor and do an interview where you can gat a feel for one another. She seems alright in general -- she would probably be a great pediatrician for you if you love hospitals and put all your trust into hospitals without second guessing them. She is willing to compromise with parents regarding antibiotics, but maybe not so much when it comes to vaccinations. Those are both subjects of controversy when it comes to infant health. However, we decided against her because of a comment she made when she found out I was having a homebirth with midwives. It's expected, I suppose. She said, "I'd never put my child at that kind of risk." It is the condescending tone she used that we didn't like. Um, yeah, thanks. Next! My partner explained to her that there are risks with hospital births as well. We were in agree to disagree mode but we decided to take our child elsewhere when he was born. Keep in mind that I am a firm believer of if it ain't broke, then don't try to fix it. I don't like unnecessary interventions.

It's always a little difficult to find a new doctor in a new city, and since the Yelp reviews for…read moredoctors are sparse here in Ann Arbor, I felt even more nervous about choosing. However, after an appointment today with Dr. Palfey, who is an OB/GYN as well as internal medicine, my anxieties were quelled. She was friendly, respectful of questions and spent an adequate amount of time with me - I never felt like she was just hurrying through to get to her next appointment. No complaints and would recommend her to my girlfriends and fellow Yelpers alike.

I've been searching for a new doctor since moving back to Michigan three years ago. Dr. Palfey is…read morethe first who seems both competent and friendly. I met with her yesterday, and though I waited over 30 minutes to see her, it was worth the wait. She was very thorough and knowledgeable, and I felt like she answered all my questions before I asked them. Highly recommended.

I have had both Occupational and physical therapy at The Redies Outpatient Center and I would…read morehighly recommend them. The staff is very caring and the therapists know what they are doing. The office is clean and the receptionist is friendly. The best part is no waiting to get in and they have a lot of different machines and equipment to use.

My mom has been a patient at the Redies Center three times in the last five years. The first time…read morewas for rehab for a hip replacement and it was fantastic. The second time was this past June when she was recovering from a gallbladder episode and that too went well. She had another gallbladder episode in Sept which necessitated the removal of her gallbladder and this time her time at the Redies Center was definitely sub par. We found out after we checked her out this week that they had been giving her an anti-depressant to "stimulate her appetite" which her regular dr then informed us has the unwelcome side effect of making a older person very sleepy. So no wonder once they started giving her that, she was unable to attend physical therapy which then created a scenario in which Medicare would not allow her to stay. She went from being fairly alert one week to being practically comatose when I came the next week. I truly thought she was dying when I saw her condition. Her friends who were visiting daily and keeping an eye on her told me that they were not showering her regularly and there were several episodes where they found her medication lying on the floor. I had asked the Redies to give me regular updates to let me know if there were any issues with her not participating in things and I never got one phone call. Then I find out they are discharging her for lack of progress. Well no wonder she wasn't progressing because she was basically being sedated. If I ever had to get rehab for her again, it would not be there.

Buckle your seatbelt it's a long story...but you'll be glad you read it so you can go elsewhere to…read moreget your vaccines before you travel! My husband and I are going to Costa Rica next month and needed to get Hep A and typhus vaccines before travel so called passport health to schedule an appointment. I am four months pregnant and when I called to make my appointment I informed the woman taking the call and she put it in my file. She told me for a combined visit it would be $59/person. We were even able to get a Saturday appointment...things were looking great! So we get to our appointment which was Saturday at 6 pm and the front door to the building is locked. We tried calling the clinic but the number listed on the website is the home number of the medical director and not the office line. Finally someone exited the building and was able to let us in. We sit down with the nurse who does little more than pull up the CDC website to go over the vaccines we need (which I had done beforehand on my own), before informing me that she won't vaccinate me at all due to my pregnancy, since their informed consent paperwork stated "I am not pregnant" next to both necessary vaccines. (Even though the CDC website she was referring to clearly states that Hep A is indicated in pregnancy). So my husband gets his two vaccines, the Hep A shot and the typhus pills to take home. Then as she's finishing the visit she's going over the charges and says so it'll be $118 for the visit, $100 for the hep A and $120 for the typhus. WHAT! I said, uh uh I was told it would be $59/person. She says yeah, that's for the "consultation" not the vaccines themselves. So after much begrudging she took my visit off the bill since I never got vaccinated, but did increase my husbands visit payment to $75 for a single visit versus the $59 for the combined visit. We explained to her how shocked and unhappy we were and vowed to call the medical director hoping he would do something to make it right. So now we get to Bruce Kane D.O. medical director of passport heatlh. I finally got a hold of him tonight. Our conversation was totally fruitless. When I told him the above story he says..."so what's your beef?" I said well the finances for one, I was told over the phone the visit would be $59/person and ended up paying $300 at the end of the day. His reply: "well if you thought you were going to come and get whatever vaccines you wanted for $59 that's crazy. Any rational person knows you can't get vaccines for $59." I said, how am I supposed to know what is an appropriate price for vaccinations? How can I expect to pay anything other than what I was told I would be charged over the phone? He replies "any rational person would know they can't get vaccines for $59. Based on what you've told me I don't owe you anything." He did admit that pregnancy is NOT a contraindication for the vaccines and I could have been vaccinated. And so I told him that the consent form HIS clinic provided stated that pregnancy WAS a reason I could not be vaccinated, and his reply was that the nurse is new and he'll "talk to her about it." So you have unprofessional and uneducated people all in one place giving "advice" and travel vaccines. Go somewhere else...anywhere else.

Made the appointment online... received a phone call that I needed to fill out paperwork online…read more.. Asked the office manager if I needed to contact my insurance before coming in... Was told no you can contact them afterwards... She DID NOT say we do not accept insurance... Paid $400 for office visit and 2 immunizations... Contacted insurance today to get reimbursed and was told that Dr. Kane is not in their network... When using doctors in the BCBS network this service is covered 100%. Called the office back and was told... you must have misunderstood.... good bye. Stay away from this clinic if you have insurance coverage!! Am now on the phone with my credit card company to dispute the charge.

I had an AMAZING chiropractic experience with Dr. Maria Lyons. Her knowledge, extensive skill set,…read morecommunication and passion are evident in everything she did during my initial visit. I walked away with no more pain and with detailed information on how to maintain my adjustment. Incredible! This was not a high volume, impersonal experience. This is small, private comprehensive care. I couldn't have asked or more. I will be referring all my friends and family to her office. I'm so happy I found Dr. Maria!!