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    Summit Medical Group - Shake Hands with Taylor Ham, Egg, and Cheese on Hard Roll from Summit Health Cafe

    Summit Medical Group

    5.0(6 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    The Summit Health Building has a hidden Gem inside, actually it really isn't that hidden as it's…read morelocated right on the first floor next to the main entrance but it is easy enough to miss. And now that I point it out you'd definitely be doing yourself a disservice by not stopping into the Classic Cafe where the Coffee is not just Good it's Excellent and so is literally everything else here for that matter. Pedro and his Super Friendly Staff work extremely hard at providing their customers with incredibly delicious food at very reasonable prices. So whether attending Doctor's Appointments, Minor Procedures, Bloodwork and Phlebotomy visits, or just stopping in for some of this incredible Coffee you really can't ever go wrong with anything off this awesome menu. Classic Cafe features include: *Delicious Daily/Weekly Specials *Hot Grill service station for made-to-order meals *Prepared Grab-n-go foods and Sandwiches *Continental Breakfast, Cereal, Toast, Fruits *Fresh Salad Bar and Soup station *Baked Goods, Bagels, Breads, Muffins *Hot and Cold Drinks They're open weekdays 7 to 2 So Break the Fast and Come And Get Your Munch On!!

    We're BACK! Dr Kocaij to the rescue! This time for ME and once again, MY SON! I was in pain & had…read morebeen intermittently for the last 4 years, sometime along those years I saw a doctor who told me I had a torn labrum in my right shoulder, well, that wasn't the case. I'm so grateful to add Kocaij, got an MRI & he told me I have a torn rotator cuff! Since I'm "older" (54), the area of where I tore my cuff, calcium deposits had formed (calcified tendinitis) & a pointy triangular spur was pushing down into my tendonmuscle. He said no problem, I can get a steroid inj in his office or they can use Lavage

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    Hari Iyer, MD, FAAOS - Unlocking the Potential of Your Upper Extremity: At The Center for Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery, we're committed to restori...

    Hari Iyer, MD, FAAOS

    5.0(1 review)
    1.0 mi

    He's a GREAT doctor. I was really impressed by his bedside manner and his willing to listen…read more WILLING TO LISTEN I think most doctors don't want to listen; they would rather talk. This boggles my mind because to make a diagnosis, the doctor needs to get data from the patient. I get it though. Everyone likes to talk. And doctors like to talk about how much they know. I also notice that a lot of doctors like to "control" the visit. They dictate how the interaction goes. They ask the questions, and the patients must obediently answer. This wasn't the case with Dr. Iyer. He listens to what you have to say. And he seems understanding and kind. Of course, I might be wrong since this was only over 1 visit. I'll update this review if this changes. STATE-OF-THE-ART EQUIPMENT He has a nice X-ray machine that scans your body right away. And his office is very nice. Although this really doesn't say much about his medical expertise, it does show that he's diligent. He's on top of things. SUPPORT STAFF - GLORIA She's got to be the nicest support staff that I've met. Extremely helpful. Doesn't just pass you off to someone else or another office. Really wants to make sure you are taken care of. Unfortunately, my experience with support staff at doctors' offices are very positive. I think most just don't care. The job is just a paycheck. Moreover, they seem to have a chip on their shoulders, and they can be pretty abrasive. I find most make the process so much more difficult and tedious. Gloria won't. The doctor should be careful that another office doesn't poach her.

    From the owner: Dr. Hari Iyer is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand and upper extremity surgery. He is a…read moremember of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) as well as the American Society for Surgery of the Hand (ASSH). His specialized training in bony repair and joint reconstruction offers a unique set of skills that complement the training of our team of plastic and reconstructive surgeons. Whether a patient is experiencing pain from arthritis, dealing with a traumatic injury, or recovering from nerve damage, Dr. Hari Iyer is dedicated to restoring function and improving quality of life through precise, individualized care.

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    Kyra Blatt, MD

    Kyra Blatt, MD

    5.0(2 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    I just want to throw in a (tardy) endorsement for Dr. Kyra Blatt, who is a wonderful doctor, a…read moreperfect blend of personal and professional. I am incredibly grateful for her thoroughness and care. She is friendly, proficient, and respectful in the treatment of her clients and Dr. Blatt is a wonderful diagnostician who aims for completeness and healing in her patients. Her staff, Dina, and Margaret are friendly and easy to work with, and special thanks to Jackie who has helped me several times.

    She's an EXCELLENT doctor…read more I went out of my way to make this Yelp entry because I geniunely believe that she's in the top 10% of doctors. These are the following traits I noticed about her: 1. EMPATHY She seems to really care (although this is hard for any doctor given the number of patients they see every day). This is very unusual to find these days. Yes, I do believe most doctors care in general, but most are more worried about seeing the maximum number of patients each day to maximize their income. I'm sure she also feels the pressure. I think every doctor does. However, she actually took the time to make that additional call to me. When was the last time that a doctor (not their nurse) called you back? 2. CRITICAL REASONING SKILLS I think most people, even doctors, need to work on their critical reasoning skills. Most people don't realize that research has shown that doctors misdiagnose 11% of the time for routine care. And, for complicated cases, misdiagnosis occurs more than 50% of the time! I think with most doctors, they get into a daily pattern so they don't really think the patient in front of them. They also don't realize how fallible they can be and how imperfect their data is. They get into a groove of blindly accepting the theories without questioning whether it may be true in a specific instance. But, I felt Dr. Blatt stopped and thought more than most. As a result of this, she's more likely to notice an abnormality that other doctors might miss. Of course, she can make mistakes. I think medicine is a very primitive field where doctors are working with a lot of imperfect information, especially in neurology which is so imprecise. But I was impressed how she tried to question everything. This was in stark contrast with the slew of other neurologists I had seen before. Although my interaction with her has been limited so far, she seems to be pretty good. IMPROVEMENTS I do think that she might want to hire someone who really wants to help others. I think her current support staff is decent, but I get the sense that they are just helping because they are forced to, not because they really want to. This desire, however, isn't something you can train. At least, you can't do so over a few months. It's a perspective that you develop over a long time.

    Gentle Touch - Greg Krasnapolsky - massage_therapy - Updated July 2026

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