I was very impressed with the knowledge and professionalism at Gitter Vein. The staff and doctors…read morewere very friendly and informative. I was able to get an appointment just a few days after my call which is not the norm. I also received a follow up call after my appointment which I very much appreciated.

I searched for 4 years for a doctor who would remove my venous lake with laser. Dr. Gitter and his…read morestaff were very warm, friendly and professional. From my first consult I felt like I was in good hands. My results were all I could have hoped for. My only regret is that I didn't find Gitter Vein Institute sooner.

Had to go for some preventative fillings-two actually. Guess I'm somewhat resistant to numbing…read moreagents so that part took about 20 minutes. Two fillings DONE in 25! I was in the office for exactly 45 minutes!? What?! They are THE BEST. THE BEST! Asked for their super soft toothbrushes and the lady gave me THREE! When was the last time you looked forward to a dental appointment? I certainly do. :)

The dentists did an excellent job on a complicated procedure but my experience with the front…read moreoffice has been horrible over the years. I was given a bill for $700+ and was told (rudely) that my insurance wouldn't cover the procedure. I contacted my insurer directly and my actual bill amounted to $50. This was only one of many unpleasant interactions with the office. Their manner in dealing with patients over insurance payments, appointments, etc. is so unhelpful and the information provided is full of mistakes. In addition, my new dentist's front office staff mentioned they have had contentious exchanges over obtaining patient records. I understand someone having a bad day, but this is an ongoing problem in their office. I want to believe the managing dentist is not aware of how some of the front office staff treat patients and . If they were aware, I would think they would provide their personnel with training in customer relations. I will not be back.

I love the clinic. Dr Hope is caring, understanding, and Knowledgeable. The Staff knows my name…read morewhen I walk through the door. You don't feel rushed when you are talking to the doctor or dealing with the staff. You don't have to wait long to be seen. I've been going to Common Ground for more than 12 years now and not looking for anything else. P.S. they need a new picture on Yelp. The picture is from the old location.

There are some lovely folks working here. I live in LA but come to Nola often to visit family &…read morefriends. I started getting a sore throat right at the beginning of my stay & my friend who lives on the Point rec'd Common Ground. They took care of me right away & the Doc was super kind & friendly. Nice to know this place exists!

Definitely a great place to get routine medical care. Lab…read moreservices are excellent, with friendly technicians. If you need a good primary care provider, I recommend Dr. Miriam Azuoru- both my mother and I see her for our routine care.

Please review your EOB carefully after an annual physical at Ochsner…read more My son previously had an annual preventive visit at Ochsner and unexpectedly received an additional problem-oriented office-visit charge. Because of that experience, when I saw Jillene Amow, NP, for my own annual physical on April 30, 2026, I was specifically careful not to raise unrelated medical issues or seek treatment for a separate condition. Despite this, Ochsner billed both the preventive physical (CPT 99396) and a separate Level 4 problem-oriented visit (CPT 99214), resulting in a $25 copay. I disputed the charge, and Ochsner later acknowledged in writing that the Level 4 service was not supported. However, instead of removing the additional office visit, Ochsner changed it to CPT 99212, a Level 2 problem-oriented visit, and I was again billed the same $25. What apparently triggered the separate charge was that, while routine labs were being ordered, I asked to have my zinc level checked. I briefly explained that I had previously experienced neck itching and was taking over-the-counter zinc. I was not seeking evaluation or treatment for the itching. There was no new prescription, medication change, referral, or separate follow-up. The medical note itself says the condition was "well controlled with zinc" and that the zinc level was added "at Client request." What makes this particularly frustrating is that approximately one-third of my time with the NP was spent in a casual conversation about my skin-care products. She commented that my skin looked very good and asked what products I used because she was interested in trying similar products herself. That was certainly not a problem-focused medical evaluation. The issue for me is not the $25. It is the billing practice and lack of transparency. After my son's experience, I intentionally tried to keep my visit strictly preventive, yet I still ended up with an additional problem-oriented office-visit charge. I have formally requested a Coding Compliance review from Ochsner. I am sharing my experience because other patients should be aware of this possibility. If you go to Ochsner for an annual physical, carefully review your EOB afterward and check whether an additional office-visit code was billed alongside your preventive-care code. I believe patients deserve to know when something discussed during a preventive visit is going to be treated as a separately billable service, especially when it can result in an unexpected copay.

Horrible experience. Hygienist (or assistant? unclear as she did not bother to even tell me her…read morename) was rude and condescending. Not a place if you have any dental anxiety.

very bad experience - poor quality work, unpleasant people, exorbitant charges. Untrustworthy…read moredentist - will do unnecessary procedures just to jack up the charges.

I'm so pissed off. The receptionist who answered the phone is soooo rude and disrespectful…read more I called this morning because Dr Anderson did my filling (not even a year later) and that tooth has had sensitivity when I drink or use mouth wash. Well last night I flossed like I always do and the filling came out. Now that side of my mouth hurts and I tell that to the receptionist and she said he won't be available til Monday. I ask will it be covered and she said since they have to do it over I would have to pay again. I explained to her about the sensitivity, and how I have other fillings from other dentist & it never fell, this isn't on me so why would I have to pay again. She cut me off saying she can't help me & she has to ask the doctor. I asked her , her name and she hung up on me. I called again and she answered and hung up.

Handicap parking is awful but received great service once I got inside. The receptionist, hygienist…read moreand dentist were outstanding. Lack of good, handicapped parking is my only complaint. Yes, I am handicapped.

There was ample street parking when I arrived. I paid ~$4 on the meter for my spot right in front,…read morebut only used about half of the time. The service was superb from the front desk staff to the dental assistant to the dentist and even improved from last time. This time I was asked before receiving service if I wanted to pay for an additional one. I greatly appreciated that as it allowed me ample time to consider my options. My dentist, Dr. Gray, is super charming. Positive and funny. I'm really glad I stuck with TFD after their move from Tulane.

Nice family business. I love most that it is a one stop shop. There is a Peds trained team for my…read morelittles d see I we can all visit at the same time.

I was double billed $131 for cleaning, billed $115 for Fluoride Treatment never received, and…read morebilled $95 for Oral Hygienist Instruction never offered. Office Manager Ronnie & Dentist Richard Scipione would not take my phone call to discuss it. Going to higher ups.

I had looked at my insurance online to find a dentist that accepted my insurance, and this place…read morewas accepting new patients. Great news! I made an appointment online and took the day off work. One of the gals at the front desk was chomping so loudly on potato chips, I could feel it. One lady asked me if I could ask my spouse questions about my insurance and just stared at me blankly when I stated that I had no spouse that covered me on my insurance that I pay for. The dentist was fine. The technician doing my x-rays seemed to be having fun playing with the machine. The dentist came in to look at my teeth and referred me out. So that was confusing. Having looked on my insurance website and read reviews, it seemed to me that they did everything here. I guess I will call the person they referred me to and maybe come back here??