Went in to ER at McLaren Bay, and witnessed 2 men ejected by the security and police because they…read morecomplained loud and long about how other people were seen before they were. I was there as long as they. When I was taken back, nearly every room had a patient in it. It is called triage. It is this way in all local hospitals. Most serious patients will be taken back before you if you do not meet the " as serious" criteria. After being seen by the doctor who ordered various tests, waiting for the results, and starting treatment, I was admitted several hours after I first got there. That is the way it works nowadays and thankfully so. I was there for 3 days. At no point did I receive anything but the best of care! And be aware, the Emergency Staff are not employed by the hospital, but a third party.

i will never go back, the day nurse told me the i didnt need any pain meds, and i told him that…read morethe dr. ordered them. quote he said i diddnt need them. thanks buddy, i hope your in need of pain meds some day, i also had to ask for a food tray 3 meals in a row??? brian h

After major surgery, the surgeon told the patient to remain off work for 12 weeks. Dr. Iqbal, Bay…read moreCity Michigan, gave him 2 weeks even though he knew the surgeon recommended twelve. Prior to the major surgery, the same patient saw Dr. Iqbal for his sudden shortness of breath and sky high blood pressure. He was told he probably only needed Xanax. When he presented at the ER with the same symptoms it was discovered that he needed triple bypass heart surgery (the one this doctor believes he should be able to recover from in two weeks). Same patient suffered a stroke which left him with temporary paralysis on one side of his body. Dr. Iqbal believed he should return to work at his warehouse job in a couple of days despite his paralysis.

I enjoy having staff that can't bear to look up from their phones and waiting to be seen for over…read morean hour while on a day I take off for care. Thanks for the mediocrity and consideration.

Terrible practice. When you feel more comfortable to be seen by the nurse practitioner than the Dr…read more you know its time to find a new doctor. Dr. Thill is the most careless, less comunicative doctor i have ever seen. I took my new born son to him and ended up finding a new pediatrician when he was 2 months old. He is now 4 months and when he was 2 months he had a terrible episode of reflux that ended with my baby being hospitalized for 4 days with hi flow oxygen. Reflux that was never discovered by careless Dr. Thill and if he did would of probably saved us from the hospital. On the contrary, last time i took him he was 2 months and he was coughing and the dr told me he was fine and did not need to come back to the office. Im just glad i had another dr when we had our refux episode and when he caught rsv. We probably would've ended in a hospital again if i would of kept this dr.

Switched our son here when our daughter was born. They are not 13 and 11. We love it there. The…read moreoffice is very clean and well taken care of. All the staff has been great to work with. They are friendly and have always shown care and compassion with our family.

Mrs. Hasegawa is corrupt and influenced by the pay she receives from big pharma to push their…read moremedication without knowledge. She allowed a nurse practioner to increase a dosage of venlafaxine by double to my ex and within a month she wanted a divorce because she ended up having an affair. I notified Mrs. Hasegawa of what I discovered and informed her that the little black label informs doctors to notify family of the prescription because of the severe side affects they cause. It was an antidepressant prescribed for anxiety in which my ex never had anxiety and after being put on it developed numerous illnesses. She responded by letter to which she claimed that I wasn't listed as a personal contact even though when my ex started seeing her I and her father were listed contacts and so was my sister. After starting the medication the ex changed contact information, but her father still was never contacted by Mrs. Hasegawa. My ex is now living in a house I paid for with a guy who is 5 years younger than her father. She doesn't see her son and her daughters cannot wait until they are old enough to live with me full time. The guy she had the affair with left her. All this because of Mrs. Hasegawa failing to put patients over money.

Dr Hasegawa was and is still my doctor even though I cannot reach anyone to get a prescription…read morefilled. After several phone calls over the last few weeks, I've found that she left her practice in Midland without letter or email to inform her patients. Now I'm jumping through hoops trying to get an appointment with a new doctor. The lack of professionalism within this medical practice is disgusting.

Excellent physician. Compassionate, knowledgeable, supported me through breast cancer and other…read morepersonal issues. Highly recommend , especially for women but my husband liked her also.

Run away from the so called doctor she is rude nasty a liar and a horrible doctor. A loved one went…read moreto her for years and trusted her my loved one had Alzheimer's before she was diagnosed this doctor would make fun of her yes I'm not lying you wouldn't expect that from a so called doctor. I don't think she likes Americans yes I said that but I took it upon myself found another doctor for my loved one who now is passed on from her disease and from heart failure but she is a horrible so called doctor!