These doctors suddenly think that they are Lawyers, even tho they accept your insurance, they are…read moregoing to "decide if they will take your case". Give me a break! I called this office to get Autoimmune Disease testing, I already have one, but my hearing capacity is getting worse, and I have 15 new symptoms, almost ending up in the hospital. Call them, says "accepting new patients". I have to give all of my own personal info. about what is wrong with me to the secretary who answers the phone. What? Isn't this against HIPAA? So right away, she is humming and hawing, "oh we're so busy, he may not see you for 2 or 3 months". Great. I'm sick NOW, but thanks for absolutely not being concerned. Give her all of my symptoms, not super comfortable having to do that, now he's going to decide to "take my case or not". I ask for her to call me back, she assures me that they will, quadruple check, Yes we will let you know for sure. Well you guessed it, never heard from them. Very RUDE and inconsiderate. I call, leave a message, is he "taking my case" or not? Half a day goes by, a lady, sounded like a different lady, calls and leaves me a VM. She says that he's really busy and that he "can't afford" to accept more Medicare patients at this time, that Medicare doesn't pay him enough money, and I could call back in 4-6 months to see if he is accepting Medicare. What? I found this guy on the Medicare site! What a total jerk. Oh, and he's 72 himself, what insurance coverage do you think he is using??? Probably Medicare. So thanks useless Dr. Morton, who advertises "accepting new patients" and that you take full payment for Medicare. Because you want to buy a nicer car, or play more rounds of golf, or buy expensive new shoes, patients like me get to suffer, lose something like our hearing, live in pain, be in a fog all of the time, more pain, not be able to walk, drive or eat. But that's OK, because you and your god-like power get to decide whether to "take my case". Why did you even become a doctor? The medical community in this area is horrible, most of Michigan is horrible. Dr. Morton is horrible. Hope he has to go see a dr. for something serious and they refuse to "take his case" when he really needs it.

Great rheumatologist. Saw him for the first time recently. He's a nice guy but more importantly…read morehe knows his stuff. He's not pushy and gives you treatment options.... As an engineer I tend to ask tougher and more detailed questions than many and I came away impressed with his knowledge base. He's very well rounded beyond just rheumatology. He also has a lot of experience as he's been practicing a long time.

He is listed as a doctor who treats Arachnoiditis, but all he offers is a pain pump…read more I did not find this doctor helpful. He couldn't locate a serious spinal disorder on my MRI (two doctors later did the same month) and he was not familiar with how to non-invasively treat a condition that should be in his wheelhouse. He kept telling me he "couldn't help me." I've never had a doctor give up so quickly on me during an appointment. He kept trying to slowly back out of the room. He also argued with me that epidural steroid injections are safe, despite the fact I was seeing him for a spinal injury caused by an epidural. His advice was to check my vitamin d levels... The front desk check-in was also a clunky experience. There were also no nurses and nobody taking notes about me.

Dr Pollina and his staff are phenomenal! Dr Pollina is patient , kind and compassionate. He…read moretalks to you like your a human being, he takes his time explaining what and why he's doing the procedure.

he's like a trip to a funhouse. nutty but he will write you an Rx if you really need it. watch…read morethe billing tho, they will bill twice....

I saw Dr. Bucknam after a train/car accident for several years. If you ask me he is the best Dr. in…read morethe world. If I had my way, I would still be seeing him. very supportive and honest. You can not ask for better care. I doubt if I would have gotten as far as I did in my recovery if it had not been for him

Best Clinic in the area for all your medical needs. They are very kind, compassionate, and quick…read morewith minimal wait times. The providers always listen and never rush you.

Finally a doctor I trust completely... from my grandsons 1st visit I knew he was in good hands, Dr…read more NEUMANN... took his time asked questions and right from the beginning tried to get to the root of my grandsons issues... he told us what test he was running any why... and what paths we would take later... I would recommend him to highly to anyone...

July 15 marks five years since my father's Whipple surgery…read more We feel incredibly blessed that my dad has reached this important five-year milestone, and we are deeply thankful to God. As always, we attribute this success to an amazing trio: Dr. Raad Toma, who diagnosed the disease and developed the treatment plan. Dr. Michael Jacob, who performed the surgery, closely monitored my dad's recovery, and followed his progress during the first two years after surgery. Dr. Philip Philip, the oncologist who managed his chemotherapy treatment after surgery. I'm recognizing these doctors to express our heartfelt appreciation for the extraordinary gift they gave our family--the gift of more time with my father. I also want to share this to remind others that there is hope. Early diagnosis, combined with a dedicated medical team that truly cares, can make all the difference. A few months ago, I read about a promising new drug for treating this disease and several other types of cancer. Based on encouraging clinical trial results, the FDA granted accelerated approval, and it is now being used for certain cancers, especially advanced Stage III and Stage IV cases where survival rates have traditionally been very low. The drug is called Daraxonrasib (formerly known as RMC-6236). Finally, this post is both an update and a heartfelt thank you to the incredible team who saved my dad and gave our family these five beautiful years together. Note: We'll also be celebrating Dad's 93rd birthday on October 10 this year!

I recently moved to the area and saw this nice medical clinic within walking distance of my home. I…read moreenter the office and smiled and the secretary asked "Can I Help You?" Before I got a word in "Dr. Toma" asked Can I help you?" I asked do you take "United Health Care Insurance?" Dr. Toma didn't say yes or no, But what she did say eurked me. She asked me am I a current client? I said no. She replies by saying "We're not taking additional clients at this time" and so I asked her if she could refer me to a doctor in the area? She says its against doctor code to refer to other doctors? Which we all know is bull. Now mind you their doctor's office is nearly empty all day long, I know because I live nearby and I walk by it everyday! I asked her then when would she begin to start taking new clients again? Her response was "We're not taking any more clients" I told a guy outside what happened and his response was "Man you got the shaft!"

Dr Murthy has been my Doctor for 14 yrs and my husband's as well. There are compassionate doctors…read more& staff members there. Always treated with kindness & respect. Sara is the Best!