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    James S Wilk, MD

    3.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    10 years ago

    The best doctor I have ever had. He is friendly and on top of everything. I feel safe and I am very comfortable being under his care.

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    Harvard Park Internal Medicine

    Harvard Park Internal Medicine

    2.8(6 reviews)
    3.8 miRosedale, Southwest

    Dr Ho is great but staff and NP in office seem to not care about being a patient advocate. Made a…read morewellness appointment with Dr Ho and was setup with different provider. Was having trouble swallowing as residual problem from previous illness. Ask NP if she thought I should have swallow study. Told her old records would be at Rose Hospital. She sent order to Porter but did not include past medical history so I had to explain to speech therapists back story. Turned out to be wrong kind of test and Porter out patient doesn't offer test I needed. Trying to get a prescription renewed does not happen without multiple request which is the NP responsibility. I am now looking for a new PCP

    I want to acknowledge, that I was late for my appointment with Dr. Vickers. 12 minutes late after…read morefighting through 40 minutes of traffic driving across town. Any other day, rescheduling an appt after being 12 minutes late seems fair especially considering other patients. But what rubbed me the wrong way was overhearing the receptionist ask Dr. Vickers, "Your last appointment is here, do you want to take it?" and then being turned away. That stung. It was disappointing and frustrating, especially with what I'm working through with my health. At the end of the day, when you're dealing with emerging, concerning health issues and just trying to get some answers, you hope your primary doctor might show a little flexibility...especially for their last patient of the day. It takes 6-8 years to become an APRN, but 12 minutes past appointment time is where the line gets drawn. Just disappointing, you know? Sometimes the human side of healthcare feels pretty absent.

    James S Wilk, MD - internalmed - Updated September 2026

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