Incredible knowledge. By-the-book. Years of expertise. I…read morewent to Dr. Lewkowitz for a second opinion. The man saved my life. Enough said.

Given that many people dread colonoscopies, I have to admit that my recent colonoscopy experience…read morewith Doctor Lewkowitz and his office staff, along with the Honor Health team at Scottsdale Osborne hospital, was Excellent from the initial consultation appointment through the conclusion of the procedure at the hospital!!! Will be referring family and friends to this stellar and caring medical team for this important health screen testing

They went out of business suddenly with no warning to their patients. It was very hard to get my…read moremedical records because of this. Honor Health absorbed them, but the medical records didn't transfer to Honor Health.

Great service with compassionate staff who enjoy what they are doing. The doctors listen to you…read morewith their undivided attention. The great care starts when you enter the office and interacting with staff. Patient care and concern continues when I checked out. Great staff.

I am changing my review they asked me to do since they are trying to bill be for procedures they…read moresaid my insurance covered and now they are saying they don't cover it. My insurance says I am not liable for the charges but it looks like it's going to be a fight since subsequent discussions fell on mute ears. If it ends up it is not a fight. I will review my changes.....

Dr. Vengulekar treated me for low back pain ten years ago, after I had had a major fall resulting…read morein 3 herniated discs. After having been in bed for months, selective root sleeve injections and a nerve ablation procedure left me completely pain free. I have been able to hike, swim, play tennis, and resume a physically active life. When low back pain returned on the opposite side, I was able to be scheduled quickly for an MRI, an office visit, and a procedure. I have every expectation that I will be restored to a pain-free life. Dr. V is straightforward and kind. His office staff, too, is wonderful. I have referred many people to this doctor.

I've been in GLP1 medications and paying for it out of pocket. The medicine they sold wasn't doing…read moreanything for me but their prices kept going up and up each month. I found out through another doctor that I could get this medication covered under my health insurance. Richard said that he would put in the prior authorization. They never put it in despite telling me they did and then fired me as a patient. It seems the only thing they care about is making money. Their medical assistant Alexis even hung up on me. They refused to return calls and explain anything.

Dr. Mohindra, and his staff, have huge hearts, unparalleled knowledge, and a dedication to patient…read morecare like no other practice on the planet. If you need a doctor, and a support staff, that make you feel like a VIP, that truly listens to you, that treats you with kindness, and genuinely cares about you as an individual person, this is the place for you! They have a collaborative approach that makes me feel like I'm part of the team. I would follow this team to the ends of the earth. This is patient care that you must experience. You will be more than satisfied.

Dr. Mcrunels is super kind and intelligent. He is a straight shooter and is open and honest. He is…read morerespectful and will discuss your health and your ideas about your health. He has been our doctor since our first kiddo was born and remembers all of our details. He is good at conversing with our kids and checking in on all the important stuff for teens. He has caught cancer and lymphoma in a few of our family early enough to where it was not an emergency and each person is still well. Mo is his PA and office manager and is so straight forward and real. She sits and listens when she takes your info and is there for you when you call in. They usually have a student Dr. one of whom had joined the team and is awesome. I enjoy letting the students learn with my info, but Dr. McRunels always asks if it's ok, even after 16 years of going there. The neighborhood and building is a little rough, but don't let it fool you. Dr Mc is a diamond in the rough and the best doc I've ever had.

Extremely personable physicians' and staff! They take all the time in the world with you, it felt…read morelike we were the only pt they had, catering to all of the many needs and answered multiple questions with detailed answers that a regular "Jane" could understand!. I was extremely comfortable whereas most are usually uncomfortable with "white coat" nervousness, this was never felt once. I completely understand why my dad has been seeing the doctor in this office for 30+ years (began during his residency) and will absolutely hate when this doctor retires! The world seriously needs more doctors like Dr McRunels and Dr Marco

He went OUT, like completely OUT OF THE WAY to help my dad who was a very complicated case. I won't…read moreget into details as even I find them hard to believe, he's THAT GOOD. Let's just leave it at he's an immensely kind doctor. Thank you, Dr Caskey. We are forever grateful.

Dear Dr Anderson, Your departure from HonorHealth came…read moresimultaneously with our departure from Arizona where my family has had both good and bad experiences. We are moving back to California, to be closer to our son's family and especially to our grandson. Now we only dream to find a Family Doctor to be as good as you have been for us over the last nine years. Dear Dr Anderson, during the years having you as our Family Doctor, Bella and I had nothing but the best we could have in relations with the physician. If every doctor strives to be as caring and generous as you, the world would be filled with smiles and laughter instead of pain and sorrow. Other doctors simply treat their patients with medicines but forget to do the most important thing which you do - help them to move on with their lives with motivating words and inspirational thoughts. Before saying that you are an extraordinary doctor, we want to tell you that you are an extraordinary human being. Dear doctor, thanks for teaching us the difference between Fact and Faith: Fact is when any ordinary doctor diagnoses illness in a report. Faith is when good doctors like you give their patients the strength to recover. Dear doctor, your contribution in our life is nothing short of magical. While most doctors are busy figuring out how to cope up with their own professional stress, few good doctors like you have already figured out how to help patients to cope up with the stress of illness. Thank you, doctor, for helping us get back on track with life. Thank you for your warmth, humor, care, and attention. We wish you all the best in your professional and personal life. Good luck. Best regards, Leo and Bella Yoffe lyoffe@aol.com

Although I've only seen Dr. Anderson twice, it's enough to appoint him as my new family practice…read moredoctor. Both times he has seen me, he was as personable and friendly as one could hope for. His willingness to "listen" and "advise" is fantastic. And if this isn't enough to seal the deal, ... his staff are all very skilled and friendly. The wait time was under 10 minutes both visits as well. I would highly recommend Dr. Anderson!

My primary physician recommended Dr. Andrew Smith (Arrow Surgical Associates of Paradise Valley)for…read moresurgery and I could not be more pleased with him and the staff at the facility he chose -- Piper Surgery center in Scottsdale. He diagnosed and performed the surgery and kept me in the know along the way. And let me know how to best get through the recovery period. My surgery was yesterday and I am back on my feet and feeling very good.

WHAT A NIGHTMARE... I was referred to Dr.Vikram Deka by a plastic surgeon Dr. Rod. for a Herniated…read moreumbilical cord Dr. Rod said he trained Dr. Deka so he felt he would do a good job. Dr. Deka had a terrible bedside manner and he was very rough. I had made it very clear to Dr. Deka and his staff that I had almost died a few years ago from C-Diff and I cannot have antibiotics with Keflex. The morning of surgery at Piper Surgical Center (they are great) the nurse was asking me question and stated there would be an IV put in me for the antibiotic. I ask what they were going to give me she said the doctor prescribed Keflex. I could not believe it. When the doctor arrived he tried to convince me that it would be fine to take the Keflex because he didn't think that was what caused me to have C-Diff (WOW) this doctor doesn't even know me, he met me once for fifteen minutes. Once we cleared this up that I was not going to accept the Keflex all the while Dr. Deka standing at the end of my bed never saying hello when he arrived, never speaking to my husband. My husband had to introduce himself. Dr. Deka tells the Med student that I never approved to lift the sheet so he could look at my belly button. Before I could say anything she pulls off my sheet exposing my naked lower body to all seven people standing around. I was horrified. Once I was in surgery the surgery was much more involved (of course) than Dr.Deka had anticipated? He put in mesh and basically reconstructed my belly button. When I woke up I was in a lot of pain. I was told I would have zero down time and would be free to go to work the next day. I went home no one followed up with me. I was in the bed for a week. I could hardly move it hurt so badly. My stomach was swollen and my belly was red. I called my primary doctor and she put me on antibiotic's this seemed to help but I was not heeling. I called Dr. Deka's office and his nurse told me this was normal and to give it time. I was wondering to the no down time I was told about before. I never heard from Dr. Deka. My husband and I went out of town for a week and I was miserable. We came back home and went straight to the ER where they drained the incision. I now have an ugly funky looking belly button and I am sensitive around my belly button.