The billing in ORM is a joke. You never know how much you spend on each everything. You deposited…read moremoney when they asked and bang, all gone including 3 blood estrogen tests, 3 ultrasounds and one ER operation. No one told you anything until you go and ask, then they told you that is a bundle for one retrieval cycle no matter what. I know spring creek has some money issue too, but this is really stressful if you do not have huge budge in hands. Dr. Kenard and her nurses are nice, but IVF is a thing you need to search a lot, do not rely on your treatment team. They do not provide too much info because you only talk to the nurses but doctor for your whole cycle.

Don't waste your time at ORM, go to Dr Jain at RGI (reproductive gynecology and infertility). We…read morespent years at ORM and went through 8 IUIs, 2 rounds of IVF, 4 embryo transfers, and 2 miscarriages before switching. Dr Schmidt at ORM is truly such a wonderful man and we enjoyed everyone at ORM personally, but they just could not successfully help us have a baby. Our daughter is now 6 weeks old resulting from IVF and embryo transfer with Dr Jain at RGI.

Fast and easy they have all paperwork online. No waiting ,........................................read more

I have been coming to the clinic for four years now and I have never been displeased. I see Dr…read more Jacqueline Rohl. She is very experienced, friendly, outgoing, and easy to talk to. I think that's very important when selecting a doctor in this area. I would recommend her to any of my friends. She takes time to make sure all your questions are answered and always remembers who I am and my medical history [and I only come in once a year!]. Sometimes this office gets busy and there is a long wait; however, I went today and arrived 40 minutes early. I got into and out of my appointment before I was even scheduled, which I appreciated. So I think the wait time is really hit or miss. Going to an OSUMC doctor will always be like this, because it's such a large facility and they see so many patients. My only concern is with billing. I read a review from Emily H. below about insurance advice/billing and I sympathize and agree with her. I had an issue where they charged me $288 for some tests that they had told me were covered by insurance. After a lot of fighting I stopped receiving the bill, and to my knowledge the matter was solved. I think you just have to be persistent with them. They see so many people and seem to not be as organized as they could be. All-in-all though, I have only had good experiences here. I don't mind the waiting and things like that because Dr. Rohl herself is an awesome doctor!

After I graduated and could no longer utilize the Student Health Center, I was looking for a doctor…read morewho was at OSU. I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Goist. She was perfectly nice, but didn't seem to realize that women have 13 cycles in a year (meaning I need 12 refills for a prescription, not 11). When I had an after-hours question regarding when I should start said prescription, I left a detailed voicemail... and never got a response. Fast forward to 11 months later, when I need to make my next appointment. My insurance at the time would not cover anything, so I asked their billing department how much everything (exam and lab fees) would cost. $180, they tell me. I figure that while it seems a lot, it's a small price to be assured of my health. I make an appointment, which the office later calls back and changes to a different date and time. (It worked in my favor, so no complaints there.) While Dr. Goist was still friendly, the entire time of the appointment, from checking in with the receptionist to walking out, was 7 minutes. I wasn't asking for a long chatty visit, but I also don't like to feel like I'm being rushed. Again, the prescription was made out with 11 refills, not 12. And the cherry on top? The bill didn't arrive until 3 months later, because the office insisted on billing my insurance even though I told them they wouldn't cover anything. And the damage ended up being over $300. There was nothing complicated about my case whatsoever, so I can't even blame it on extra lab fees or anything. I've been very disappointed with my experience and overall got the impression that I was just a number and a bill to them. I don't have anyone else to recommend but would suggest that you avoid this office (or at least Dr. Goist).

It's the last place you want to be but, when you're here, you're happy that this is where you are…read more Without getting into specifics, a family friend has a teen who had to spend time at this hospital for cancer treatment. Based on our observations, while visiting, and their feedback at the hospital, Nationwide Children's Hospital is a great facility with a very caring and dedicated staff. This is a HUGE campus that is spread out for blocks. I know where we were, but I don't know what the building is called. I know the underground parking garage was blue. Parking was $2, no matter how long we were there. We did not hit the cafeteria but did stop in at a Crimson Cup coffee shop for something to drink. They had some drinks and snacks there. Would I go back? If I had to, yes, but I'd rather not. You know what I mean. This is a hard one to review because ultimately it's a pretty bad situation. Unless you work there, it's the last place you want to be. I'm looking at it like this - If I had to be at a children's hospital, I was happy with Nationwide Children's Hospital.

I give 0 and lot of pressure, Not recommend here for small things you would in financial tight…read moresituation if you would go there, plz read below reviews as well it's my experience might be different for others.worse experience I had at 700 children's drive, we went to NCH emergency near Delaware , OH when we noticed redness slightly, small abscess on my daughter elbow. They did recommend to main campus as they are not available after 10pm.they insisted us take ambulance but we denied it and drove my car. Admitted and allocated room after 2hrs.Abscess with drainage and redness they treated with a big procedure, came up with MRI , MRT and cut and 4days in hospital.They pressure us go for MRI where we actually denied, and she did not layover on mri bed. Again they forced us with anesthesia. Initially they told it's MRI it would cost us less than 1000$, but we received bill for MRI MRT and supportive nurse+specialist charge all around 10000$+ only for this result Which would not cover by the insurance. And treatment cost is more than my c-section cost. Never expected that much bill for small abscess. my cost responsibility is 60% more than c-section price after insurance. I feel big scam here for small procedure.I Never recommend this hospital as we are new to OH and no PCP, we went there.

I highly recommend this doctor! He has addressed all my medical concerns and I'm very pleased with…read morethe results!m

6/15/22 - Appointment at Kaplansky Foot & Ankle on Olentangy. Nurse was great, receptionist kind,…read moreand Dr. Kaplansky was excellent. Paid co-pay during time of visit in FULL. 6/28/22 - Called in and paid in FULL for custom orthotics. Informed 3-4-week lead time and staff confirmed I would be contacted when orthotics arrived at the office. 7/12/22 - Received statement in mail that $40 co-pay was due. Emailed my paid in fill receipt as proof it had been paid. 8/2/22 - I called the office to confirm if my orthotics had arrived and the receptionist said the office had not received and would call me in a couple weeks. 8/17/22 - 8 WEEKS since placing order on custom orthotics. Called second time to see if custom orthotics had arrived. I was moving 3 hours north of Columbus on 8/26 and I was concerned I would be moved prior to the orthotics arriving. I was told by the receptionist that they had not been ordered. I asked for a refund, then Dr. Kaplansky spoke to me. He apologized and said he could offer a refund or place the order. He told me it would be a 2-week lead time. He said that he could have them shipped to my new address then I could trim them myself. Since I spent $475 out of pocket and didn't want to mess them up trying to trim the orthotics myself, I asked for an appointment with him on 9/9. 8/31/22 - Receptionist called and left a voicemail informing they had received my orthotics. 9/6/22 - I called and asked if it would be possible for me to pick up my orthotics earlier than Friday, 9/9. The receptionist said she could get me in at 11 a.m. on 9/7 and that they could check the fitting quickly with me. 9/7/22 - I drove 3 hours to Columbus and arrived at my appointment at 11 A.M. sharp. The receptionist greeted me. At 11:15, I had to return to my car for a Teams meeting since the basement office does not have reception. Since the receptionist was on the phone when I had to leave, I called the office and spoke with her when I got to the parking lot and told the receptionist that I had to come back to my car for a Teams Meeting. I reminded her that she told me the day prior that I would be in quickly, but that did not happen. She apologized and said she understood and that I could come back anytime today (Wednesday, 9/7) and that they would get me in quickly. She was very sincere and understanding. Before noon I receive a call from someone filling in at the Olentangy location. She informs me that they are too busy today, that she only fits the orthotics on Thursdays and that I would need to come back tomorrow. I told her that I needed to pick up the orthotics today as I live 3 hours away and drove to Columbus for this appointment today. Unlike the kind receptionist, this woman was rude, insincere, and told me that staff would be taking lunch at noon and meeting with a rep, and that I would have to arrive prior to noon to pick up the orthotics- not for her to check and make sure they fit. I told her that I would appreciate it if she would make an exception considering I drove 3 hours to Columbus for this appointment. I arrive at 11:50 and the waiting room is completely full. Her telling me on the phone that staff was going to take lunch at noon with a full waiting room, is insane. 1) From my perspective today, the receptionist who kept her cool the entire time seems very overwhelmed. She was the only one answering the phones and checking patients in/out. Why is there no one else helping her out? If I were in her position, I would have walked out. With a personality and patience like hers, she would have no problem finding a great job. 2) Completely chaotic and disorganized. From paying a copay, then being sent a statement that I still owe a copay, to telling me the orthotics were on order, then finding out weeks later the order was never placed, then completely botching the entire process, I regret not taking the refund. 3) Dr. Kaplansky seems like a nice doctor, and I hate for his staff to ruin the reputation of his business. 4) The custom orthotics I picked up today will need trimmed. I refuse to go back to Kaplansky Foot and Ankle and plan to find a podiatrist near my new home to trim the orthotics for me. 5) Patients first. I've worked at Wexner OSUMC and Nationwide Children's. I own a business and work with several reps. I know how this process should work.

I have been treated by Dr Nabavi in the past, never had a bad experience with him. He takes his…read moretime with you, listens and doesn't push any surgery or treatments, but gives you all the info you need to make a good decision. His staff was very nice to me, they seem happy to work for him. I have send a few of my friends to him and they all had a good experience. I will keep recommending him!

From the owner: My practice specializes in oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgery. We commonly perform…read moreprocedures to address drooping eyelids, tearing, skin and eyelid cancer and trauma. In addition we provide services for facial rejuvenation including Botox, injectable fillers, chemical peels and laser resurfacing.

I started here years ago with Dr. Phan, but she has since moved away. I now see Dr. Rita Henriques…read more At first, I thought it would be strange going to a sky scrapper for a doctor's appointment, but it was my only option at the time because I couldn't find another doctor taking new patients. I was out to ease during my first visit. It's rare to find street parking, as there are only a couple of meters near the intersection of Broad and High, so I end up parking under the state house. It usually costs me $5 to park. I actually enjoy the experience, because I think it's neat to walk under high street and you stay out of the weather. The lobby is clean and comfortable. There are always ample magazines available and the TV is set to daytime television. There is a commentary coffee station as well. I've found all staff to be friendly and outgoing. The doctors take the time to really listen to me, and I feel they have helped me immensely over the years. They are knowledgeable and intuitive. I feel like they take a holistic approach at health, and don't just try to push you out of the door with a script. I remember it used to be easier to get in, or maybe it was just this time, because it took me a month to get in this time to see my doctor at the location I wanted. Might just be the season though. No worries, I know if I needed to get in earlier there were other options (visiting the other location where she splits her time, or scheduling with another doctor).

I went to the ER on August 15 2026. I was left in the lobby for 2 hours with no Tylenol as I had…read morejust left a horrible car accident with a concussion! One of the nurses rolled her eyes when asked to give out hot towels... Lastly when I was asked to be discharged one of the nurses said they were understaffed when there were staff everywhere. The lobby barely had any people. They finally gave me my chest scan when I begged 5 times to leave. To my surprise every result came back normal! Why would I stay in the hospital for 6 hours if my results came back normal? This sort of treatment is lazy and as a hard working black woman I don't appreciate this type of behavior!