One of the most knowledgeable doctors I have. He takes time to listen and helps you learn how to…read moretake care of yourself. I saw him twelve years ago and he treated me for a paralyzed larynx after a operation which left me with no voice. He did a procedure to allow me to talk again. I sought him out when I started have trouble with something else.

Dr. Nemec used to be my doctor a few years ago. He was around to help bring into our family two of…read moreour three children, but we have since moved far away. Well, i recently became very ill and have been diagnosed with lupus and two blood disorders. My doctors here were curious if I had any previous symptoms. I wrote a letter to Dr Nemec asking him if he would be so kind as to check if he had the time. I told him I understood if he didn't because doctors are very busy and I haven't been a patient of his for some time. He sent me back the nicest letter! Checked what he could and said he is having more of my files checked. Just the fact he took a little look and took the time to write me a response made me very happy. I mean, who does that? A doctor with a good bedside manner, that's who.

Dr. Anderson is the most kind and knowledgeable Dr I have worked with in years. He takes the time…read moreto listen and really encourages dialogue in regards to my care. He is straight forward, and doesn't sugar coat, while still being incredibly professional. He will take the time to answer all of your questions and concerns, even the ones you didn't know you had!

Dr Anderson hides behind an unhelpful, selfish, uncaring and dishonest nursing staff. He billed my…read moreinsurance nearly $500.00 for an exam and would only order one MRI when I needed two for two isolated problems. When I contacted his office, his nurse told me he had ordered the MRI's I requested but that my insurance wouldn't pay for both of them. When I contacted my insurance, they told me my policy does cover both MRI's and I found that his staff had lied about ordering both of my MRI's, as he had only ordered one for one spot. In the meantime my mother died suddenly and unexpectedly and I had to cancel my MRI appointment last Dec, then I contracted COVID and the order expired. My insurance told me he must reorder the MRI, but he refuses and his staff told me they no longer want to work with me. Now I have to pay for another doctor visit somewhere else and start all over for the same problem.

Dr. Gonzalez is a caring, compassionate not just doctor, but human being. He listens well and works…read morewith you to develop a plan, albeit not a magic cure, to help you move in a forward direction towards your health goals.

This is, actually, for the Phlebotomist that served me on September 29, 2021. Sadly, I don't…read moreremember her name. She has long dark hair and is very understanding. She greeted me and was quite pleasant. I explained the last time I was there, the gal, who took my blood, left me sore and with bruises up and down my arm. So this lady was very careful with me. We talked about my daughter, who has no problems with needles. But I have had a phobia for years, which I had got past until my visit before this one. This lady apologized when I said, ouch. Then she proceeded to keep me calm. Within seconds, she was done and I was on my way. I am happy to say, I had no bruising. She is a real professional. Now, for Dr. Gonzalez-Campoy. Since that testing, I found that my Free T3 is high, which shows my dosage needs to be raised. I have not heard one word from him or his staff regarding this. Furthermore, I loved him when I started going to him two years ago. He made me feel special and that he cared for me, but the last visit, he was brusque and hardly spent any time with me. He seemed to be upset because I hadn't been in since 2019. With Covid, this didn't seem, to me, like a good idea in 2020. This and our last encounter, over the phone, has me searching for a different Endocrinologist. He refused to treat me, in person, because I won't take the shot and tried to push it on me. I tried explaining that my husband has had horrible arm, hand and wrist pain since two days, after getting the Pfizer, but he still insisted I should get it. When I stuck to my rights, and said, I'm not getting it, he reiterated he would not treat me, in person. Yet, he had me go in for blood work. I find this to be odd as I was in the same building as his office where I had to check in for the blood tests. Since he won't treat me, in person, only over the phone, I find I have no choice but to go somewhere else. This is difficult for me for two reasons. First, due to my insurance, I can't just go to any doctor I want to and they are hard to find. Second, I have been on natural NDT medicine since 2016, which, until recently, has met my needs and I've felt pretty normal. A lot of doctors won't prescribe the NDT for me, although expert professionals have deemed it as effective as Levothyroxine. So the five stars is for their wonderful Phlebotomist, but I give 2 stars to the Endocrinologist at MNCOME. That is because he still ordered my prescription to be refilled.

This doctor has trouble listening to women. he treated me for more than a year and when I told him…read morethat medications were causing unbearable side effects, he refused to listen. I I finally brought my husband in with me to validate my concerns and he finally listened. even then, he would only agree to lower my dosage rather than let me go off of a medication that was causing horrible side effects. I finally had to let him go.

Dr Dokmak was not only a great Doctor he was a humanitarian. He was not only my doctor but a…read moreprotector from social workers like Mindy H. These people writing negative reviews of this man probably never were a patient. Why ? Because this great man passed away at 48. I am disgusted that people who never met or worked with this great Egyptian National would talk negatively about him after his untimely death.