I love Dr Bullard and Carly, CNP, they always take the time to answer questions and look at the…read moreissues. It does mean that they can run late, but I know they won't rush me either. They have walk in services in the morning, in case you need something before work. They do offer virtual

I made an appt. to speak with Dr Bullard about a test result. I was told that I could not have a…read morevirtual visit or phone chat. I arrived on time and waited 35 minutes to be taken into an exam room. The nurse asked if I was OK with the nurse practitioner and then wanted to take my blood! I declined both and then waited for an additional 30 minutes in the exam room. When I asked how much longer it might be, I was told there were still two patients ahead of me. At that point I had been in the office for over an hour and I left. I asked to speak with the office manager ( conveniently his wife, Paula). My response was a letter in the mail stating that "our patient-physician relationship is terminated"! If you complain, you're out...no loss to me.

I visited Dr. Buck for an ongoing skin condition and left so thankful/impressed with his care! I…read morehad been given the run around for weeks and was getting frustrated that we couldn't figure out what was going on. I started to lose hope I would have an answer and then I visited Dr. Buck! He took the extra time to make sure I felt better, even reaching out to someone so I had immediate relief. He was so friendly and I immediately felt like I was in good hands. He will be my go- to doctor from now on!

I'm happy to see from reviews in other sources that patients have been happy with Dr. Lam…read more Unfortunately my husband's experience last year was not good hence he did not return to Dr. Lam for his colonoscopy this year. Dr. Lam removed a lot of polyps from my husband's colon and after surgery he told me he had cauterized the bleeding. After being released from the hospital, my husband experienced severe bleeding and had to return to Christ hospital through the ER. He lost over 2 pints of blood. Dr. Lam had to go back the next day and use blood clotting powder to stop the bleeding. It took nearly 2 months for my husband to recover from the effects of such severe blood loss. Dr. Lam recommended my husband have a bowel resection. The surgeon Dr. Lam sent us to basically said "are you kidding me!!" as such a severe procedure was definitely not called for. This year my husband went back to his previous GI doctor, who had changed practices which is why he saw Dr Lam last year. Indeed there was only one polyp. Clearly a bowel resection was not needed.

My care was originally given by Dr. Lam's PA (Physician's Assistant). The determination was that I…read morehad SIBO. I was treated with 2 rounds of antibiotics (Xifaxin) for 4 weeks with no success. I was then encouraged to get an endoscopy by Dr Lam. Findings were nil. Dr. Lam then prescribed Karafate for a month (4x dailey). I later found there was no reason I should have taken the Karafate. When I asked what the next step would be I was told that they were going to refer me to a dietician (which never happened) and I was suggested to begin a FODmap diet. I was told to look it up and if I needed help to get back to them. I was referred to a GI specialist and PA at UC Health who concluded that I did have SIBO but it was being driven by a burdoned colon (Basically constipation). I was prescribed Miralax once dailey and three months later there were no symptoms. It has been 5 months now and I still take the Miralax but I feel better than I have in years. Nothing I have written is hyperbole and are just stated facts. I am sure Dr. Lam is a fine surgeon but the care I received was not successful for my condition. Lowell Philpot

Worst dr ever. Sarcastic, demeaning, not interested in anything you have to say with regard to what…read moreyou may be going through. I told her I had glass in my foot and she argued that it was a growth until she filled it and then realized I was right. I question her ability as a dr. Very rude. No bedside manner. Stay away if you can.

Moved from the other state and my husband and my self to see her by mistake. Needed to refill the…read moremedication. Not very friendly. No eye contact. Make a feel not important and stupid. We will not going back to her.

Please, please, please consider Eastern Hills Pediatrics for your little one!…read more Back story: I used a different Pediatrician for my daughter for the two months of her life. I was criticized by this doctor and really felt like I was failing as a Mom. She didn't appreciate that I preferred to pump since my little one wouldnt latch. She also mixed up a food allergy with a skin allergy. Fast Forward: I met Nancy Brashear with Eastern Hills Pediatrics at a local baby expo. Nancy immediately took me under her wing and reassured me that I was doing great (first time mom) and that my baby was medically perfect! Nancy and the staff gave a wonderful first impression! I called right away to schedule an appointment and was in right away, they now accept most if not all insurance- awesome! It's a little complicated to find (building behind Mercy Anderson, 3rd floor) but once you're inside, you know it's the place you want to treat your child. Extremely clean and bright, sick vs well areas, tons of educational literature for parents and fun toys for kiddos. The exam rooms have very classy themes and the furniture is top notch. The nurses are all very nice and professional. Appointments are always quick yet thorough. I cannot praise Nancy Brashear enough. She has uplifted me from complete meltdowns in office regarding my baby's health. She's always a phone call away, which I've utilized and she has personally left me voicemails regarding results from important tests. I've also called the nurse hotline a few times and they always call back right away and give me the correct answer for my little one. I've also had Dr. Furby when Nancy wasn't available: he is a very smart, thorough Doctor. Plus, what kid doesn't love getting a sticker at the end of their appointment? They never run out ;)

My 8 children have been part of this practice for 30+ years. As long as the kids are healthy this…read morehas been a good practice. Truly only had one mishap through the years till recently. Last 3 children have been healthy, and I slacked on their physicals. We were dropped from the practice, which was understandable. However, we received no communication telling us that we no longer had a doctor. We didn't find out until an emergency situation when the doctor's refused treatment and told us to go elsewhere. To me this showed a lack of integrity, trust and what about that hippocratic oath? This instance showed a huge lack of professionalism.