I think Dr. Markel is a good physician and tried to do his best for me. However when you are unable…read moreto get an appointment for the appropriate care it's unreasonable to stay. When you call you will not get a human. You will leave a message and best of luck with getting a call back. Multiple attempts through messages and calls. When I did get a call back I was promised another call for an appointment and never received one. Went in for Botox and stated my appointment was canceled from the doctor and they tried calling me. I had already confirmed through the portal. No messages were left for me regarding cancellation. It was cancelled because proper staff did not send in prior authorization to the company that sends the Botox. And two months later it has now been approved and I let them know that I would rather not deal with CNI. I really expected more. The office manager should be held accountable. The doctor should also be accountable. Your patients time is just as valuable.

Highly recommend Dr. Foster at Coastal Neurological Institute for neurological problems ‼…read more Excellent Bedside manner, extremely knowledgeable, and patient with answering all my questions. He diagnosed & helped my condition greatly Office staff is friendly and helpful. Waiting time is short!

Waiting time is not bad. They have a lot of services on the first floor like x-ray and mammogram…read more Office staff will try to accommodate whatever you need,

Administration is a joke, Find somewhere else to go or you will regret it!…read more Ask that I get more information regarding my lung condition but was refused by office nurse. very rude and nasty

Dr. Schnitzer and his staff are outgoing and helpful. Dr. Snitzer takes the time to listen to what…read morepain issues you are having and does what he can to resolve those problems.

After recently being referred to Dr. Lane, by my gastroenterologist Dr. Siegel, whom I've been a…read morepatient of for many years. I went to him after having severe stomach pain from chronic constipation? which Ive had going on for well over 15 years. By reaching out to Dr. Siegel, I knew he would get to the bottom of it. He then referred me over to Dr. Lane, who had to do a number of tests before getting an X-ray of the abdomen. What I saw on the test results was frightening. So, we have now made a plan to perform a laparoscopic procedure. Dr. Lane is a caring physician and has done a few of these in his practice and assures me it will make me feel so much better. I have suffered silently for so long and believe he will be the right surgeon for this procedure. Although, I have not searched for others to perform this procedure, I do trust Dr. Seigels advice. Want to thank them both for discovering this and treating me so thoroughly and kindly.

Dr. Daniel Lane at Surgical Associates/Mobile Infirmary Care is a gem of a doctor. Not only did he…read moredo a great job on my colectomy, he's just a straight-shooter and a super cool guy. How many people can you say that about these days? When I was faced with colon cancer I asked him to be straight with me, and he obliged and very plainly said to me, "If you don't have this surgery, you will die." It was such a relief to get a straight answer after 5 months of being sick and no one telling me even what they suspected I had (which turned out to be a 1-inch tumor in my colon). Worse still, there were actually doctors and nurses who manhandled/bullied me, finger-wagged at me, and kept information from me! And really, what kind of person bullies a cancer patient?! But not Dr. Lane. He was great - all business -- and when you have cancer, that's just exactly what you want: Someone to take the time to answer all your questions, someone who's direct, someone who gets the job done as quickly as possible, and someone who will tell you the truth, including your options, your survivability and prognosis. Dr. Lane even squeezed me in for an appointment during his lunch hour after my referring GI's office neglected to tell me I had a surgical consult and I missed it. (Seriously, who does that!?) Dr. Lane spent at least an hour explaining to me about my colectomy and what the procedure would entail. He knew it was all happening fast, and so he wanted to reassure me about the procedure, and he did. In fact, he was the only one in my cancer "journey" who explained everything, answered all my questions, and spoke plainly in a way I could understand. I wish he could be my GI and oncologist too since he ended up explaining to me what they didn't! After the surgery, I spent several days in the hospital and he checked on me every day. I've never had a doctor do that. I was also allowed to have healthier organic foods from home to speed my recovery. You would expect a doctor to argue about something like that, but he was totally cool about it. And Dr. Lane did such a good job, I went home early, having spent only 3 days there when I was expected to spend 5 or more. All-in-all it was a very quick, surprisingly almost painless ordeal, thanks to Dr. Lane and his awesome staff. Compare that with my GI's office who sat on my biopsy results for a week without telling me, and then neglected to tell me about a surgical consult they set up for me! Yeah, cause it's not like you want cancer cut out of you as soon as possible or anything! But Dr. Lane and his staff just rolled with it, and they got the job done in a mere 1 1/2 weeks -- from CAT scans and blood work to the surgery itself. Again, I can't thank Dr. Lane and his staff enough! These folks are THE best. And a very special shout-out also to Dr. Lane's medical assistant Kylie Hart. She spent over an hour calling all over the place trying to squeeze me in for blood work and CT scans, all so I could get my surgery done more quickly. Seriously, all of this happened in less than 2 weeks (!) and Dr. Lane and Kylie are the reasons why. Thank you! You all saved my life, and I will pray blessings for you for the rest of my life, which I can now look forward to thanks to you.

In regards to Alabama Orthopaedic Clinic in Mobile, AL, more specifically, Dr Matthew Barber...(I…read morehave not experienced any other professional at this facility): I am certain that Dr. Matthew Barber truly is the excellent surgeon that he boasts in all of his muscle-bare posters scattered every 15 feet or so throughout the clinic. But only as long as you have the proper insurance and can pay the additional thousands of dollars in co-pays and additional fees. BUT, if you DON'T have the proper insurance, and a wad of cash stashed under your mattress, well then, you might as well just move along. That is to say, within the constraints of your physical ability to move at all! So if you find, while trying to find other means of obtaining the procedure you so desperately need, that you only require a minimal form to accompany an application for said assistance, in order to get back being a productive member of society, don't expect any help with that! A simple form, a half page piece of paper, nothing more than a few scribbles, the only thing left standing in the way of just sending the application for assistance....well, you better just go back and start over with another, EQUALLY talented surgeon, because Dr. Matthew Barber just doesn't have time to consider anything that he cannot place on his list of super-human achievements.

The wait time wasn't so bad. The staff is considerate and professional. I went in for steroid shots…read morein my neck and Dr Cockrell was my doctor and he is very explanatory and very caring in the way he talks to you. They always make sure you're alright through the entire process. I am picky about everything and especially my personal doctor. I live almost an hour from mobile in traffic, in Daphne and I will continue to travel that distance because of Dr Cockrell and his staff.