They make going to the doctor's office an enjoyable experience!…read more After a recent hospital stay, followed by a diagnosis of lupus, follow up doctors' visits have been a must. From the first moment stepping in, our family was greeted with uplifting attitudes and smiles. Everything in the office was clean and up to date. The staff is very efficient in getting things done as soon as they walk in the door. We were seen quickly and waiting times have never been an issue. Dr. Fadl and his staff have done a phenomenal job relieving all of the overwhelming feelings of all new incoming information, while also providing concise information about the diagnosis and treatments. They explain things in a way that is able to be understood. In the event there is any confusion, Dr. Fadl and his team make it a goal to give a new explanation without confusion. Theresa, his nurse practitioner is a great addition to have in the office during visits. She radiates a positive energy the moment she walks into the exam room. She has a way of connecting with children of all ages and their parents in order to lighten the mood in the room and get rid of that dreary feeling of being at the doctor's. She often includes anecdotes or little jokes along the way to see a smile across the patient's face. Overall, Dr. Fadl and his team at Bright Future Pediatrics are at the top of the game in pediatric care. They have turned going to the doctor's office into an experience that is almost enjoyable, rather than being dreaded. Our family has never had a bad experience here and would recommend Dr. Fadl to anyone looking for a pediatrician.

I went to doctor Fadl, GREAT DOCTOR! He was extremely friendly, the staff was great, they made…read moreeverything go as smoothly as possible.

As sad as I am to not see dr simmert anymore as he was a great dr and has seen my daughter since…read moreshe was born, I've finally had enough of the receptionists. They were friendly in the beginning however once my insurance switched they were very very rude despite me being nice. There's a way to explain something rather than being a complete bitch about it and yelling at another adult. This was on multiple occasions, not worth my time or drive.

It would have a good visit except for one old lady that worked there. I think her name was Pam…read more That Pam was very rude. That Pam made me uncomfortable when she looked at me with her RBF. She reminded me of the witch in Hansel and Gretel because she looked at my kids like she wanted to shove them in an oven and cook and eat them. Everyone else was warm wonderful and friendly.

I've been bringing my kids to see Dr Hammoud since I had my first. Now 12 years later and I have no…read moreother place I can imagine taking my 3 kids to! So professional, great patient care, and soooo kid friendly.

i love this place! Dr Hammoud is absolutely wonderful! she cares and listens. best pediatrician…read moreever! The office staff is very polite and friendly! I am so glad I found her!

Very hard to get an appointment for urgent matters since the doctors are either out of the office…read moreor they're booked solid for weeks. Plus half of the time the doctors don't even listen to the parents about their children's concerns. Pretty much we went from bad to worse when we switched doctors for our daughter the first time, had to do it again because them bozos were not doing anything for us but taking our money and giving us a kick where the good lord split us.

When I took my kids there for their appointment the doctor was so nice and friendly she took great…read morecare of my children I definitely recommend this place for your littlest

Completely incompetent staff. Kids have been patients for 5 years and have never seen the doctor…read more The office staff in flint, especially the office manager, is not knowledgeable. I do not recommend this clinic. Too many other great options. They just want to collect co-pay after co-pay. I was seen on a Wednesday, went for bloodwork, they wanted a follow-up blood test but said I had to come into the office first for a visit. So two office visits within 24 hours. one was a follow-up to order more blood tests for the same issue seen for 16 hours prior.

Doctor mawri is considerate, amazing, professional, and most importantly diagnoses the issues. I…read morelive of of town but drive him for my children medical needs. I highly recommend him and his staff

I highly recommend Mercy Plus Home Healthcare. I refer them to many of my clients. The staff is…read moreprofessional and services are great. Ryan - Hometown Senior Care

Seemed like a good service at first. I will be the first to admit that they provide a service that…read moreis challenging to keep good employees in. They provide home health aides to come into the home and help people with disabilities or overwhelmed families with personal care or care for their loved-ones. It is not an easy job and sometimes not a pretty job. These home health aides are tasked with driving miles to strangers homes (sometimes for only an hour or so throughout the day) and helping with personal care such as bathing, toileting, dressing, light cleaning, meal preparation etc. The biggest problem seems to be lack of consistency. If an aide calls off or cannot make it to a clients home they do offer a replacement. The challenge here is that most of the clients served are elderly, suffer from dementia, and need a care provider that they are familiar with. For the families, providing a "back up" aide in the event of a call-off can be helpful, but many families or clients are not comfortable with different care givers coming every day. Also when a back up aid is provided they are usually unfamiliar with the client, their care needs, the family, and the clients routine in general. That said, the family usually spends that time teaching the aide what needs to be done. In this scenario, and when it happens often it becomes more of an inconvenience than help as the family not only still has to provide the care themselves, but are now tasked with training Mercy Plus's aide. So why you ask? Why is it so hard to keep a good aide? After dealing with this company for years the answer is clear. Money. Mercy Plus gains access to and provides service through various channels. Many clients are gained by contract with Area Agencies on Aging who operate on a budget and will give the bid to the lowest vendor's bid (Mercy Plus). So naturally, they are unable to pay their aides a wage that encourages them to work. They (in most cases) do not pay their aides for mileage and the aides drive all over the county, like I said earlier sometimes only for an hour or two. By the time the aide fuels their vehicle, not to mention wear-and-tear expenses they are left with little to no income, if they don't end up going negative or actually paying to work. So who would do this? Most of the caregivers are compassionate people who enjoy helping others, most. After working for a couple of weeks and realizing that after paying for gas and driving all over they are actually losing money, they do what anyone would do and quit. The company then blames the aides by saying they "just can't keep people who want to work". No Mercy Plus wrong. Your aides would love to work and make a living wage. The reason you can't keep employees is that you don't pay them well enough and they can't even afford to work. I have seen this scenario play out over and over again. So stop blaming your employees and start taking responsibility for your company. This company and it's ownership/management are more concerned with their bottom dollar than the actual service they provide to the client. I would not recommend them, I would stay away. There are many companies in this area that do the same thing. Its a hard business. But like with any business you will not be able to keep employees if you keep neglecting them. And the rub. It is the client they are caring for in the first place who has to deal with all of their problems. #GETITTOGETHERMERCYPLUS.