Tha one disappointing thing I see i s while visiting my Mother on the third floor is the rooms are…read moredirty, the walls are all banged up in need of paint bad, trash on the floor. How can the continue for so long without remodeling or updating.

This place is okay I'm sure my medical records were switched my last experience was not so good but…read morethank you

I had a very bad experience in Dr. Jerman's office…read more I am a years long heart patient and I was referred to Dr. Jerman by my PCP. (a nurse practitioner). I am new to Arizona. My first visit was an ulrtasound test of about 10 minutes administered by a technician. They were professional. This second appointment was going to be my first visit with an actual doctor in 2025. But I never even got to meet him. When I arrived for my appointment, the girl said I didn't have an appointment. The office was swamped with patients, they were badly understaffed, I misremembered the doctor's name and she never asked me for my name. She said she couldn't help me!!! WHAT??? So I went to the car and got my phone and came back to show her my appointment. But then, she said TOO MUCH TIME HAD ELAPSED and I would have to re-schedule yet another month away. I walked out stunned, confused. It is now November, and I still have yet to see ANY doctor this year. But this doctor has more that double billed me for my co-pay. (even for the No-visit) I found out he has also been billing Humana a ridiculous amount for services NEVER RENDERED. I get mistakes happen, but NO ONE from Dr. Jerman has ever called me about what happened to me in his office. They just don't seem to care. They just don't seem to care about me as a patient. But the billing department runs like a clock. 1 visit with a tech: SIX HUNDRED+ dollars total, and I never even got to meet him or shake his hand.

I try to be understanding of healthcare challenges in Kingman, especially at Kingman Regional…read moreMedical Center, but our recent experience was frustrating. My partner was newly diagnosed with heart failure and diabetes, so we had a lot of questions after discharge. It took time to get in, and when we did, the visit felt rushed. The doctor wasn't rude, but it was clear there wasn't much time or patience for questions. We were referred for an important heart test and told scheduling would call. They never did. I followed up multiple times over several weeks, was promised callbacks that never happened, and was eventually told by a supervisor that KRMC could not perform the test. I also had to call several times about a prior authorization for a medication that wasn't covered, which caused additional delays. We ultimately went to Phoenix for care, where the difference in communication, coordination, and time with providers was noticeable. Not sharing this to attack anyone just to highlight serious gaps in follow-through and communication during a critical time.

After recently moving to Kingman, I tried to see my newly appointed pc doctor. I was told by his…read moreoffice staff that it would be 3 months before I could get an appointment. Not what I expected to hear, so I ask about getting refills on my prescriptions but was shot down. I was told that I could not get any refills until after I was seen by the Dr I don't blame the dr for our insurance taking almost 2 months to get set up but 3 months? Reallly

Dr. Mahmood Khan has been my Primary Care Physician since 2014. I survived three strokes and had a…read morecarotidectomy to repair a blockage. After that I spent 7 weeks as a resident of an Acute Rehab facility. Dr Khan has supervised my out patient rehab and routine care since then. He is professional, thorough and caring. His staff is efficient and thorough both in the office and on the phone. They handle prescription refill requests and needed appointments promptly. Voicemail messages are promptly followed up on. I've never had to make a second request. I highly recommend Dr Mahmood Khan's practice. He is highly respected in the Kingman medical community.

Dr Bokhari was my Cardiologist before my triple bypass surgery and still is. I moved here from…read moreMichigan where I had many Cardiologist and none would have anything to do with me having bypass surgery. They all said my heart was too weak and did stent after stent balloon over and over. After arriving in Kingman two or three months later I ended in the emergency room and Dr Bakhari was there, he said I couldn't go on like this anymore. Dr Asher did emergency surgery the next day because I had another heart attack. I awoke that night and Dr Bakhari was sitting next to my bed he said go back to sleep you're going to be fine. He prayed with me a couple of times and spent lot of time with me. I think he's a very carrying God fearing man and a great Cardiologist. I believe I'm lucky to have him.

I was referred to Bokhari to be cleared for knee surgery. I figured I'd have an EKG and the doc…read morewould listen to my heart and lungs and that would be it. But no. I had to come back 3 times; echo, stress test, and finally to visit the throne of the doctor. Two days ago was that final visit to see the doctor. I was taken back to the treatment room where I waited for 40 minutes until I heard the staff say (among other things) that the doctor wasn't there. NOT THERE? He likes to fill up his waiting room before he makes an appearance. They would not tell me when he would be there. I was more disappointed than angry. I drove 30 miles to get there. I was facing another 30 minutes to get home. So I left. Today I called back and I guess to teach me a lesson they won't get me back in for another 45 days. I'm guess he probably still won't be there. In an office where every 4 feet they warn against stress they are stressing their patients. The staff is also guilty of violating privacy too. I heard things I should not have heard. I know better because I spent over 40 years working for surgeons. The bad thing is that Kingman hasn't got anything better. It's all pretty much like this.

Well, great news! Nurse Fowler has left this terrible place and now has her own practice at AIMS,…read moreor Arizona Institute of Medicine and Surgery. I am positively ecstatic that I can continue seeimg her. She is a caring and competent medical provider. This medical clinic is still an awful place. My medical records have not been released to Nurse Folwer's new office, and when a patient goes in to ask for their own file to take over to the new office, they are just left to sit in the waiting room for an indefinite period of time. I think this is just out of spite because Nurse Fowler had the good sense to leave this awful rude incompetent place. I would not even give them 1 star if it wasn't the minimum possible.

We are still missing the gentlest doctor in Kingman and we are hopeful of finding a replacement…read morethat can fill his shoes. We have a few on the short list and hope to pick a winner soon. Kingman is not known for great health care.

My experience with Dr. Parry was thorough, he gave me his full attention without rushing me and…read moreexplained my issues very well. I was a cash pay and his fee was very reasonable. This Dr. Cares for his patients. Highly recommend!