Have been a patient of Dr. Silverblatt for several years and I cannot say enough what a great…read moreDoctor he is. I went to him for thyroid issues that I have struggled to get treated correctly for years, he is very open to natural thyroid hormone, is always spot on with lab testing to make sure all levels are checked and really spends time to make sure you are feeling as well as you possibly can. He is like going back to a Dr when they actually took time with you and looked at how to heal you not treat the symptoms

Would not recommend. Was very judgmental of a cold sore. Said it was an STD and I explained that it…read morewasn't from that...but he said it probably was. Just doesn't have bed side manner. Would avoid.

Absolutely the best pediatrician. She diagnosed my daughter's heart defect before anyone else could…read morehear it. Even University Hospital missed it at first. She is kind, brilliant,compassionate,and never rushes through the appointment. She always makes her self available to answer any questions you have. The best pediatrician I have ever met. I can not say enough wonderful things about her. We highly recommend her.

The physicians, if you can get in to see one, are terrific. However, the University Hospital system…read morehas turned out to be bureaucracy at its worst. First, their front desk staff are rude and overzealous. If you are ill, you can be expected to wait 2 months for the next available appointment or go to an urgent care, when your physician might have squeezed you in. The scheduling only seems to allow for well-patient visits. This may be because UH requires that each visit last only for 15 minutes, putting pressure on physicians to be caring, accurate, and able to diagnose and treat every single thing in 15 minutes. This is not the fault of the practitioners, but rather the system. And is reflected in UH's low abysmal ratings. But really, the front desk staff is reliably awful at this location.

They are always quick to respond and very sweet! I have a lot of health conditions and they help me…read morewonderfully!

The people of Ohio are lucky to be getting Dr Patrick Boylan. He is leaving Wilmington NC in June…read more2013 to practice there in Ohio. I was sent to him by Workers Comp.. He was terrific! Caring, professional, and very knowledgeable. Ohioans can consider themselves lucky! Mark P.

If you say something their office manager doesn't like while your on the phone she will put you on…read morehold until the store closes and she doesn't have to talk to you anymore. She left me on hold for 25 minute until after closing time and I finally gave up.

Dr. Delost is a highly competent, conscientious, and benevolent physician. I have been seeing him…read morefor just about a year now and have nothing but good things to say about him and the team he leads. Thank you for everything you do!

Mr. McGreg: Dr. Nick Riviera! Remember me?! Dr. Nick: Well,…read moreif it isn't my old friend Mr. McGreg- with a leg for an arm and an arm for a leg! Hi, everybody! (crowd: Hi, Murray!) So, I had always heard for the longest time that this "hospital" was a veritable abattoir. No, that's not an "Abba tour". If only. Second only to it's murderous Painesville cousin Tri Point(known colloquially about Lake County as "Die Point"), it was highly recommended to never ever ever seek treatment here. Not even for a mild case of the Hershey squirts. Stories abounded of friends in doctor induced comas(not on purpose), botched surgeries, life flight helicopters landing in the parking lot and slicing innocent Subaru Outbacks to ribbons(not confirmed). Yet, this is my mother's neighborhood clinic. She had a successful wrist surgery here. Plenty of blood tests and the like always were performed without incident. Hell, there's always parking and there's Mr. Chicken right across the street! Maybe all the bad publicity and gossip was just a bunch of heresay. I mean how can a functioning facility full of accredited surgeons be a house of horrors? It seems almost unthinkable. It's not like Dr. Nick works here! No..... but there is a Dr. H**k who works here. And he makes Dr. Nick look like Gregory House. My mother had her first colonoscopy last fall at Lake West. It went okay, a lot of delays, but it was covid, no complaining here. They found polyps(which I always thought were a mashup of olives and popsicles, but I guess I was mistaken). She would need colon surgery to remove what was most likely a cancerous section of the poop chute. After Thanksgiving(wouldn't want to deprive ourselves of one last dry turkey and gag inducing jar of Heinz gravy), she went in for the procedure. Our fault- we never got a second opinion or tried to maybe book the operation at a more reputable place. But Dr. H**k was the guy who did the colonoscopy, surely he should handle the surgery. And someone else's hysterectomy, and someone else's elbow surgery, and someone else's hair transplant and someone else's lip injection/ cochlear implant conversion to solar power....yeah, as it turns out Dr. H**k is a literal jack of all trades, master of none. His duties at the hospital range from cardiothoracic specialist to updating the email server to running the floor polisher. We found this out AFTER! She has the cancerous segment removed, begins recovery, all is well. Thank you Dr. H**k, you did a terrific job. Even if your bedside manner is something akin to that of Attila the Hun. A week later- a problem. There is a viscous stanky discharge coming from the...how do I put this...lady hole. My mother is horrified. She has begun to do number two through her number one port. I research it. Turns out to be a fistula- a tear between the walls of the yellow channel and the brown canal. We go back to Dr. H**k. He has never heard of a fistula. What medical school did you say you went to? Trump University! F**k!! It turns out he had "nicked" the lady/ rectal wall. Whoops! "Nick-ed" indeed. A repair surgery is scheduled. It goes, um, poorly. What did you expect. At this point Lake West is becoming my own personal hell. The workers all start to look like characters from a haunted house or worse yet, a Marc's. Mother is sick of going out of the wrong hole and starves herself nearly to death. It is now months later and we are desperate for some kind of solution. Dr. H**k proceeds to wash his hands(I think maybe for the first time in his career) of the whole fiasco. He tells us to look elsewhere for help. And thanks to my rockstar wife- we find it. At Ahuja Medical Center in Beachwood. Under the care of an amazing LADY doctor, my mom has several way more complicated surgeries, spends the summer on the mend, and a year later we are back to normal. Phew! It was a harrowing winter and spring I tells ya. We were all pushed to the brink of cracking up from this medical mishap and subsequent outright unprofessionalism and abandonment of the hippocratic oath. Do no harm. You did alot of harm, Lake West. Especially you, Dr. H**k, you absolute poster boy for the mediocre, entitled male. I implore you all, beg of you...please, PLEASE do not let this man operate on you. You'll be sorry. Now, I am giving this place two stars, because all the nurses, support staff and technicians really are pretty good at their jobs. I just wish they could find work at better hospitals.

Absolutely the worst wound care clinic. Did nothing but charges us 1000's for 15 minute appts and…read morewant you there weekly. You sit and wait and nothing gets done but you get a bill and a bunch of useless supplies sent to you and billed to you! Has anyone ever been cured going to this clinic because I do not believe it.

Would have rated zero stars if possible. Long term patient, called for a routine Rx refill, was…read moretold I needed an in-person office visit to do so (this entailed venturing out, risking CoVid-19 exposure, a $30 co-pay, all to refill my $4.00 Rx), made a same-day appt., vitals (temp, BP, etc.) taken, Rx supposedly sent before I left office, fast-fwd 3 days, no call from pharmacy, I check website, no Rx's "ready for pick-up", none pending, I call the office, am told possibly, the order didn't go through, I'm sending it again, meanwhile, I've been w/out meds for 3 days, and am told: "that's the best I can do for you". I'm sorry, but their best was not very good. I asked why I had to pay a $30 co-pay when the sole purpose for my visit, a Rx, was not done. They had no answer.