Dr. Leslie Klein, oncologist at Ironwood Cancer & Research Centers -- where do I even begin?…read moreI met Dr. Klein during my cancer journey around April 1, 2021 -- and no, it was not an April Fool's joke. Before meeting her, I had left another hospital's ER because of what I felt was a complete lack of urgency regarding my condition. I drove myself to another recommended hospital in Scottsdale, where I met Dr. Anderson, who was referred to me early on. He recommended Dr. Klein, and I told him I would call her the following morning. The next morning, I heard a knock at the door of my hospital room. To my surprise, it was Dr. Leslie Klein herself. I remember thinking, "Wow -- she makes house calls." At first, I was cautious because after a year-and-a-half-long misdiagnosis and several disappointing experiences with other doctors, I had nearly lost faith in the medical system altogether. Our first meeting started a little rocky because of my frustration and fear, but I later apologized to Dr. Klein -- my angel. Sometimes God truly does work in mysterious ways. Before meeting Dr. Klein, my first spleen biopsy had come back inconclusive, and the previous medical facility never even contacted me with the results. I eventually drove myself to their ER because of severe pain and personally requested the biopsy report. They even allowed me to leave with an IV still in my arm so I could get to the Scottsdale hospital and ask for Dr. Anderson. From the moment I met Dr. Klein, I knew she was different. She doesn't just hear her patients -- she truly listens. She never interrupts, maintains eye contact, and speaks with genuine care, compassion, and urgency. When my insurance company delayed approval for chemotherapy, Dr. Klein refused to give up. Through her determination and expertise, she arranged for another physician to perform a successful biopsy. Within days, my chemotherapy was finally approved. A CT scan with contrast revealed a cancerous mass in my spleen, along with lymph nodes that were also affected by cancer. That was the beginning of my battle with Stage IV Large B-Cell Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. The journey was long and difficult. It included extensive chemotherapy treatments and ultimately a bone marrow transplant. Today, as of May 2026, I am cancer free, and in December 2026 I will celebrate my five-year anniversary since my bone marrow transplant. I owe so much of this to Dr. Klein -- a truly caring physician whose determination, compassion, and partnership with her patients give people hope during the darkest moments of their lives. She was and is my angel, and I hope she can be someone else's angel too.

Please thank and commend Dr. Raj Kukunoor for his continued support and compassion.He is a very…read morekind and knowledgeable oncologist.Additionally, the front desk staff and appointment staff are both attentive and caring.Thank you, Kyle, for your terrific patient contact skills.

Pleasant staff who are helpful and friendly. Dr Fontius is low key and easy to talk to. I am in…read morefor my yearly women's wellness visit. We went through standard questions, updates on medications, any health changes and requests for new refills for the year. Masks are required in the facility but not in her office. Large parking lot.

I've been going to Dr. Fontius for my primary care for over 3 years now. Her and her staff are…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, and always greet you with a smile when you walk in. 5/5 recommend this practice and have told many friends and family about her!

Dr. Fereidouni and his staff at Aveon health are an amazing team taking care of your health care…read moreneeds in a very compassionate and supportive way. I highly recommend them to anyone in need is a competent PCP.

Terrible management. The professionals are amazing though. I hope they are all able to relocate to…read morea better place with ownership who cares.

I'm a physician myself, and my and my husband's primary care physician is Dr. Patchett at Mayo…read moreClinic Thunderbird Family Medicine. If you ask around the valley, you'll likely find that many physicians select Mayo for their care, and I think that speaks highly of both the medical knowledge and the professionalism of this group. Dr. Patchett is one of those old-school PCPs who spend time with their patients; I've never felt rushed during my visits with him. He also has an additional appointment with the Department of Integrative Medicine and focuses a lot on nutrition and exercise, which is great for preventing disease before it begins. If you have any sort of musculoskeletal pain as well, he practices osteopathic medicine and does manipulations, which my layperson husband described to me as "massage stretching." If you're looking for a new primary care physician and want to focus on wellness, definitely try to get in with Dr. Patchett!

Great staff , kind knowledgeable, caring . Highly recommended . Caring , organized , love to go…read morethere

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this practice. The only downside is how far it is from where I live. The entire…read morestaff here is amazing and I love that they are now Direct Healthcare. They are changing the way going to the doctor is and really should be. You are never rushed when you go here. Yes!! You heard that correctly...not rushed. I go to Doctor Kathryn DiGiammarino and she is excellent. My favorite feature is that I can text them when I need something and always get a response during office hours. Highly recommend this practice for anyone who's needing a great doctor, and something outside of the ordinary.

We've been patients here for several years and, up until recently, have been pleased with the care…read moreand providers. In the last year or so, though, the care we've received has gone downhill fast, mostly due to the new NP's my wife and I have both seen. The previous doc, PA, and NP at Prevene we saw were all knowledgeable but also took the time to listen and do a proper assessment. More often than not, they also thought through root cause possibilities rather than simply looking for a band-aid to slap on via meds or overly simplistic advice. Our last few appointments with the new staff was full of interruptions and more talking than listening, telling me the same thing you could find online or in a book. We'll be looking for somewhere new.

I'm almost 78 yrs. old and have been with MVFP for a LONG time-at least 20+ years. Dr. Davey…read moreretired and I feel very fortunate to have Dr. Laura Henson filling that important role in my life. The office has *always* helped me, with prescriptions, whether in person and/or video appointments. I'm always comfortable there. Geri is a Godsend!

Since the "old" doctors left, this office is going down the toilet. It used to be a descent office,…read morewelcoming and effective. Since my former dr left (Dr Jennifer Smith) I wasn't able to see one of this new dr. I have been given 3 different ones in 5 months but could not see any. Not even one hour ago I still had hope to see a new one. Nobody told me that it was a video call. How can you do a video for a patient you never saw. It is amazingly ridiculous. Are these new drs willing to work or is it just a social status: I AM A DR..... Sorry but I have been myself a dr for many years in a different country: I was at the office in person, welcoming the patients (no need of an unsmiling and seemed to be bothered person) attentive to the patient and taking time to talk to them. The attitude I encountered in this office in the last months is surprising, shameful and unacceptable. It is so far from the Hippocratic Oath that I took, that these drs took. It is amazing but when back home I went to the portal and could not get into. It took a few minutes for this unsmiling and seemed to be bothered lady to take me out of the portal, meaning I cannot get my file to go to a new dr. This lady will have another visit from me because my file belongs to me. Please AVOID this office, but anyway I don't give a long time before this office disappears. It is a shame and embarrassing for the "old Drs", they had another view and value of the medicine. A pity that I cannot give 0 star; it is what they deserve. Dr Christine Colvin

The staff at the Fountain Hills Medical Center have been nothing short of phenomenal in regards to…read morethe quality of care, communication, and compassion shown. My initial visit was as a walk-in urgent care patient, and the staff immediately provided the appropriate care. I felt comfortable and FHMC is now my primary care provider.

Great place to visit and the emergency staff were great.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Dr. Johnson is wonderful! He is knowledgeable, kind, and really takes the time to listen. I never…read morefeel rushed, and he always explains things clearly. I highly recommend Dr. Johnson and Paradise Valley Family Medicine! The entire staff here is exceptional!!

I have been going to Paradise Valley Family Medicine for quite a number of years, and I have had…read moreDr. Anthony Katz as my primary care physician. When I remember to make my annual checkup with enough notice, I meet with Dr. Katz. Otherwise, I have met with several of his nurse practitioners. I have been pleased with my interactions with Dr. Katz and the nurse practitioners, who I feel all listen to me, provide updates in a thoughtful manner, and follow-up afterwards with any referrals or prescriptions. There is an automated system that can connect people with the front desk, voicemail system, or provide other system as need be. When you're speaking with the front desk, they are quite helpful whether they answer questions or help schedule or reschedule an appointment. Any paperwork is submitted and charges are made in advance or following the appointment so that you do not need to worry about either while you're checking in for your appointment. Any bloodwork is done in the office instead of going to a separate location (as they used to do a few years back). Needless to say, it's very convenient to work with the Paradise Valley Family Medicine office. As for Dr. Katz and the nurse practitioners, they have gone out of their way to make calls, do research, and follow-up with me between appointments to ensure that I am taken care of whether it is a sleep study, having a prescription be honored, or even having a prescription successfully make it to the nearby pharmacy. They use a portal, which is easy for sharing test results, visit summaries, or sending messages back and forth. You can learn more about the Paradise Valley Family Medicine on their website (https://www.pvfamilymed.com). Get offer primary care, well child exams, well woman examinations, annual physicals, sports and camp physicals, adult and pediatric immunizations, preventative health care, and pre-operative clearance. To see Dr. Katz or another doctor, make an appointment about a month in advance. You can see a nurse practitioner about two weeks in advance, and they are wonderful! I have enjoyed working with Brooke and Allison in the past. They are typically open Monday through Thursday from 8 AM to 5 PM and on Friday from 8 AM to 12 noon. Holiday hours differ a bit. All in all, I'm glad to go to the Paradise Valley Family Medicine and recommend them to anyone needing a primary care physician.