Dr. Ronan is one of the best doctors I've ever had. Unfortunately, I've had A LOT, due to chronic…read morerespiratory issues. Dr. Ronan was the third pulmonologist I sought care from and have never looked back. She's EXTREMELY smart, up-to-date on all current medical research, spends so much time with each patient, and is genuinely invested in your well-being and health. I have a habit of googling and researching my symptoms and diagnoses and this is not always received well by other doctors I've had. However, Dr. Ronan encourages me to do this, as she knows the patient is an expert on their own bodies, so she wants to take into consideration any possible theories you may have about what's going on. In addition to Dr. Ronan, her staff are amazing. Her MA is quick and responsive. They have the prior authorization process down and will work to challenge insurance companies if initially given a denial. I've told Dr. Ronan that I literally owe her my life. She brought me back from the lowest point in my life, due to chronic illness, to a place where I can live a happy, healthy, "normal" life of a 42 year old. She never gave up, even though my conditions were complex and took a lot of trial and error, and was along side me through everything. Everyone deserves a doctor like Dr. Ronan!

I had the best experience with Dr. Bridgett Ronin and Arizona Pulmonary Specialists. I had a chest…read morex-ray that was very concerning and wanted to see a specialist ASAP. I called the office and Maggie the scheduler, was able to get me in to see Dr. Bridgett Ronan in a few days. The office assisted me in having my CT scan results sent to their office prior to my visit. Once I arrived at the office they checked my temperature before I entered the lobby, ensuring the safety of all patients present in the waiting area. Kasia, the doctor's assistant checked my vitals and gave me a brief pulmonary function test. She was very friendly but also very efficient. Shortly after I was checked into the room, Dr. Ronin arrived and explained my CT scan in great detail. She was warm and friendly at the same time very professional. She not only explained the results of my CT scan, she showed me the images and how she arrived at her determination. She took a lot of time explaining my condition and I felt very confident in her advice. She did deliver good news but I must say that even if she were giving me not such good news, she would have done it in a very detailed and compassionate way. I will be followed by Dr. Ronin for the foreseeable future to monitor my condition, and I really look forward to seeing her again. I'm 61 years old and Dr. Ronin is one of the best doctors I've ever encountered. I would recommend her to anyone who wants a very knowledgeable, educated, warm and compassionate doctor.

Dr. Kim Parker does not return phone calls. First time I left message for a return call she never…read morereturned the call, six months later I requested a return phone call it took five days before she called back. I would not recommend her. Both calls were related to upper respiratory infection after air travel. Also, she likes to talk about her children more than what is going on with me.

Dr. Parker is amazing! she takes time to listen and explain issues that concerned me. her demeanor,…read morelanguage and style made me confident in her. Her level of care is top notch!

I really like Dr. Bohan, but the East Valley Clinic is a disaster…read more At my 2nd appointment (10:30 AM), I waited more than 2 hours and was told I'd be "the next patient after lunch". I LEFT. Currently I've been trying for nearly a week to reschedule an appointment. I've never reached a real person and have left 4 messages. No one has returned any of my calls.

I am submitting this complaint regarding Dr. Arturo Castro Jr. at East Valley Center for Pulmonary…read more& Sleep Disorder due to unprofessional conduct, dissemination of false information, and what I believe to be retaliatory patient abandonment. My wife has stage four lung cancer. Over the past three months, she has been repeatedly hospitalized at Banner Hospital and Mercy Gilbert Hospital due to tumor progression in her lungs and recurrent pneumonia. During these hospitalizations, Dr. Castro was one of the physicians who evaluated her. One day prior to my wife's discharge from the hospital, I spoke directly with Dr. Castro and requested that oxygen be arranged for her transportation home and continued home use. Dr. Castro stated that he would not order oxygen unless my wife came to his office for a follow-up appointment first, after which he would submit an order to Preferred Home Care. I explained that during prior hospitalizations, oxygen was arranged directly by the hospital before discharge. Dr. Castro responded that this "is not how it works" and that my wife "would not be approved" unless she first saw him in his office. This information was false. Hospitals are fully able to arrange discharge oxygen when medically necessary, which was later confirmed by hospital staff and another pulmonologist. The interaction left me with the strong impression that Dr. Castro was intentionally creating barriers in order to force an office visit before providing medically necessary equipment. Because my wife was extremely weak, we planned to follow up with pulmonology once she stabilized. After discharge, we contacted the same office to schedule an appointment with a different pulmonologist. At that time, we were told by office staff that my wife's name had been marked in the system as "Do Not Accept Patient" under Dr. Castro's instructions. I was shocked. My wife has done nothing wrong. She is a critically ill cancer patient who requires medical care. Blocking her from accessing any physician in that practice appears retaliatory and punitive simply because I questioned inaccurate information provided by Dr. Castro. This behavior raises serious concerns: * Retaliation against a patient * Interference with access to care * Dissemination of false medical and administrative information * Possible patient abandonment Physicians take an oath to place patient welfare first. Denying or obstructing care to a terminally ill patient because a family member questioned incorrect information is unacceptable. My wife is fighting for her life. She should never be used as leverage in a personal or financial dispute. I am requesting that this matter be formally reviewed and documented. I also strongly advise patients to be cautious when seeking care from this provider.

I saw Dr. Parides for sudden-onset, severe asthma. During our initial visit, I had many questions…read moreabout the diagnosis and prescribed medications. Dr. Parides was patient, thorough and very informative as he answered all my questions. On my follow-up visit, he was just as polite, patient and informative. I feel very lucky to have found such a wonderful pulmonologist.

Excellent care, diagnosis, interventions and follow up. Office staff are efficient, polite and…read moreprofessional. My quality of life has improved dramatically with their professional and personal care. I am a retired Cardiopulmonary Vent dependent Certified RN.

They are an amazing group of people, from check in to check out! Amber Hauskins will never rush…read moreyou! She listens and truly cares! They are quick to respond to you on their online portal! The great guy that does your pulmonary testing has the best sense of humor! I would recommend this group everyday!

Getting an order to refill CPAP supplies every year requires a 5 min visit with the PA or NP. The…read moreactual providers are great. Their front office people not so much! When I was there a few months ago for my appointment that is scheduled annually on a Monday, they had failed to call me to let me know my provider wasn't going to be there, they did get me placed with another person, but not really any apologies, and they called all the other patients to cancel all the appointments for the day, even with the front desk lady talking about how they knew the provider wasn't going to be there the past Friday, she just didn't take the time to call and cancel that day. Then they called and left a message to reschedule my husband's appointment back this past Nov. and luckily he still had the voicemail, because of course, they didn't actually put it on the books and he showed up for his appointment and they didn't have it! Didn't care either until he played the voicemail for Amanda and it was her that made the call! The office staff are seriously making us consider changing pulmonary offices.

I have been an asthma patient at this practice for over 10 years and have been well taken care of,…read moreespecially when Dr. Slobig was practicing. Last month, I came in to see Dr. Ahmed and had been on steroids for a week. He told me I was wheezing but told me to just keep on the same dose of steroids and that I would be fine. I was shocked he wasn't willing to do anything else to help me. 4 days later I wasn't feeling any better and went to the hospital and was there for 3 nights. Ended up on 50 liters of high flow oxygen. I saw Dr. Choudhri, with East Valley Center for Pulmonary & Sleep Disorders, at the hospital, and he was very knowledgeable. I am being seen in his office now by Heidi his NP and am receiving excellent care! They are very proactive in treating my asthma!

We have had colonoscopies a few times with Dr. Zapata, working closely with FNP Kelly Matthews for…read moreconsults. Dr. Zapata has done the actual procedures. Was there today for a follow up and received nothing but excellent customer service, from the moment of check in, to being taken back to the room and vitals taken, to meeting with Kelly. So professional all the way. She reviewed the results and explained the updated recommendations of when to repeat (7 years for me!). My last one was five years ago and my experience then was exactly how it was today. My actual procedure was a few weeks ago and once again, Dr. Zapata was the best at explaining everything, providing photos of the procedure, and with his kind demeanor, put me right at ease.

My visit to Dr. Sara Ancello's office wasn't the best. It was odd. Dr. Sara Ancello's assistance…read morewas okay. Dr Sara Ancello's manner was very fake reality housewife style. Dr. Sara Ancello's style was not comforting. Dr. Sara Ancello's office can't afford tablets so they use teeny tiny 1 inch by 1inch sticky notes to take down patient information. Dr. Sara Ancello may not be right... Always get a second opinion. Oh, any she will correct you constantly.... It's DOCTOR ANCELLO by the way.

Dr. G. Sulit/Pulmonologist is Awesome & beyond "Competent". I've had him-for several years. I just…read morevisited him recently, & he remains very friendly & of-course very competent. If your lungs needs to be evaluated, managed on a regular basis, etc.., don't hesitate make an appointment to see him. The in person visit is worth your time. Chauntel/Patient 05/02/2026 @10:47 AM 0

great collection of doctors and others.. best in the valleys…read more No wonder they are top rated

I have several different health issues and have had many experiences with lots of Doctors. My…read moreexperience with Dr. Farber was one of the bests I have had in many years.

The office manager and the MA are rude and unprofessional. They routinely gossip loudly about…read morepatients, using pejorative language, that can be heard throughout the entire waiting room. The office manager acted like a petulant 6 year old throwing a temper tantrum when I politely declined to give her personal information not related to treatment. When I was checking out she was rude, snippy, and condescending when asking simple, straightforward questions. I would not recommend dealing with this facility even if it were your last choice.