Dr.A has listened to me and is very professional let's me know ahead of time to remind me of my…read moreappointment has treated me the way I should be treated but I lost his number Thank you so much

Dr A listens to me and has helped me through some very challenging times. I have recommended him…read moreto friends. He's wonderful.

I have been asking for medication management since November 2024. I have not gotten an appointment…read moreuntil 2/28 and when I called during my appointment slot time I was told that Dr. Ojo has taken her next client and my next available appointment was 3/12. I told the receptionist when I made my appointment that my symptoms had gotten worse and I had recently been involved with a situation with the police and it is imperative that I get my medication management so that I do not harm myself or others. My therapist has been insistent that I get my medication managed by Dr. Ojo. To no avail I will have to get a whole new psychiatrist. Thanks for nothing.

Finally made the switch to a doctor that actually listens to me! I am so happy that I decided to…read moresee NP Nike. She is very pleasant and listens to my concerns. Office staff very accommodating as well. And the office was clean and comfortable.

NP Popoola is a wonderful doctor. She has an amazing bedside manner, a flexible schedule and is…read moreaccepting new patients.

Wish I didn't have to leave any stars. I had to escalate getting my license reactivated to my local…read moregovernment representative level. When you call, you can't get through, when you go in person they are rude and tell you "nothing can be done, we have your documents you just have to wait until they are scanned in" and give you a window of 1-21 days!! They don't care that I am about to lose my job over this. Everything has to be mailed in through "snail mail". It is hard enough being a nurse without even the support of your local tax dollars which pay their salaries to even be supportive of you.

terrible management, insanely unprofessional. they will not answer your phone calls at any time,…read moreyou will be left on hold for hours because their employees don't care about their job. they will not answer your emails ever, doesn't matter how many times you try to send one. contacting them virtually is basically impossible, if you actually need to talk to them you HAVE to come in person.

Sarah's Loving Care is a great choice. This Company can provide all of your loved ones needs plus…read moremore . True definition of compassion.

This place came highly recommended to me. Apparently Sarah's "girls," as she calls them, look in on…read moremany residents at Augsburg facilities. I was looking to have care of multiple levels. I needed cooking and cleaning twice a week by lower level healthcare professionals (really just capable, kind, people), and then I knew I would need visits by a nurse practitioner on perhaps a monthly basis when I had health crises. Sarah, the owner, appears to be a CNA or layperson. My understanding is that she used to do home health care at one point before deciding to go into business for herself. At any rate, she was pleasant enough, but the process for arranging appointments soon proved cumbersome. She has no electronic method for either making or confirming appointments. This meant that it took four phone calls for each visit we set up. In addition, we set up visits that she then changed by mistake, and subsequently raised her voice at me about for an extended period of time. Overall, I spent more than 100 minutes on the phone with her, and only saw one provider one time. This was irritating in general, but one day, when my pain was extremely high (definite 8-I had taken all the pain medicine I could, I was lying on multiple ice packs, and I still was in burning nerve agony and writhing with nausea), she called and insisted on a drawn out conversation to go over the schedule yet again. I told her I just couldn't. Not that day. But i could text. And that I probably would be able to talk the next day, but not right then. She told me she couldn't be my provider if I refused to carry out business over the phone. That "everyone is texting" and that's not how she conducts business. I don't know what sorts of patients she has worked with in the past, but obviously she hasn't worked with patients in severe pain before or those patients have had caretakers who dealt with her for them. I texted her a copy of a pain scale that delineates what happens at pain of 8 and 9. Conversations become impossible at those levels. But no, she "had been caring for patients for 25 years," understood pain management, and suggested I get a nurse specifically to manage my pain. I do not need a nurse to come to my house to manage my pain. I have a team of doctors, nurses, and physical therapists already doing all they can. What I need is someone to come to my home to help me do things I cannot do for myself, and to do so without adding to my problems. I expect "regular" people to have difficulty with the concept of pain, but I am saddened that a home nursing agency cannot comprehend what a pain patient would need. I will be looking for new agencies. This time I will hire a more professional cleaning and cooking outfit, and will hire a much more professional home nurse. Perhaps it is my fault for believing that someone without a solid understanding of my illness would be able to have empathy toward me, and thus adequately meet my needs. I will specifically look for a nursing agency run by a MD, DO, or NP--someone who might realize that the pain of my illness is known to be worse than that of cancer and just about any other disease out there. And when I say I just can't, I really mean I can't.