Terrible Doctor. Do not trust with your life! He does NOT run tests and misses very serious…read moreproblems.

Avoid Dr. Ehrmann at all costs!…read more I saw him for a couple years and everything was fine. In the winter, I asked for an increase in my antidepressants, and instead of increasing them, he completely took me off the medication that I had been on for years. Cold turkey. If anyone knows anything about antidepressants, that's a huge no-no. I had HORRIBLE horrible withdrawal symptoms from Dr Ehrmann not weaning me off me medication at all. I contacted him several times asking to be put back on my medication, because I became suicidal, lost my job, and almost became homeless. All he said was "it's going to be rough for a few weeks." I had paperwork that i needed filled out so that I could at least get on disability, and Dr Ehrmann never filled it out. One week, I had a follow up appointment that I had to reschedule due to my son being ill. I called the office, left a message, and also responded to the text message reminder, which said to reply "no" if you needed to reschedule. I was able to get a different appointment, and when I showed up for that, I was informed that Dr Ehrmann was discharging me from his practice for not showing up to my last appointment - that I called and rescheduled with no issue. He discharged me, never did my disability paperwork, and never cared if I was going to be ok or not. He should not be practicing anymore. If he's not able to handle certain conditions, he needs to refer his patients to someone who can. He never once gave me any referrals to a psychiatrist, even after he told me he didn't know much about mental health disorders. Him taking me off my medications cold turkey quite literally destroyed my career, my life, and my home. I'm writing this not to be malicious, but as a warning that this man should not have a medical license and should be avoided at all costs if you want your health taken seriously.

The absolute best pcp I've ever had the pleasure of being treated by. He listens and actually…read morecares, and explains my care in simple terms I understand. Hands down, best doctor in the facility.

I just saw Dr. Gjurashaj for the first time, my previous GP having retired this year, and I was…read morevery impressed. He listened carefully to what I said, asked a lot of questions, showed a real interest in my health, and made suggestions regarding a change in diet that I am now following. I would strongly recommend him to someone looking for a good primary care physician.

Dr. Ostro-Brown is very professional and always encouraging me to improve myself through lifestyle…read morechanges rather than just prescribing medication all willy nilly.

Dr.helen ostro brown M.D. is a racist, a liar and not so professional. Neither is the male doctor…read morethat I was supposed to but he chose not to see me because I'm black but suggested a video visit instead. Once I voiced my concerns about wanting to see a physical physician in person things went totally downhill as to they were already caught off guard me being a person of color. I was rushed in the end but the only thing I can say is that my vitals were taken and my old prescription was filled. This didn't satisfy my need for a full check up! Before leaving they said nother about a follow-up visit with any of there doctors so I know racism was involved. This takes the cake she has her office send me a letter saying that no doctor from that location could see me but offered referrals to other racist MD's. Smfh true story!!

This is the first time I've ever been on yelp. But I was looking to see if there's a way I can…read moreemail dr. Gammon's personally. Then I ran into all these bad reviews which I can't believe. I feel Dr. Gammon is an awesome guy that is helping a lot of people. I've been dealing with addiction problems almost my whole life. I struggled with alcohol and heroin the most. It was the hardest thing I ever did in my life to get away from those two substances and if it wasn't for Dr. Gammons, I don't believe I would be cleaned today from them. I've been seeing Dr. Gammons for almost 30 years now. And I would say he is the best doctor I've seen to help me get through my problems with addiction. But that's all I'm gonna say I don't review too often. I'm sure there is a lot of good reviews. I just happened to click on the one star ones. There was much more five star reviews. I just can't believe there's any .Dr. Gammons took on a lot of different offices to try to help people in different areas which has to be one of the most hardest jobs. Especially dealing with drug addicts and alcoholics. We can be real pricks. It's gotta be the most stressful job ever has been a doctor dealing with people like us and Dr. Gammon is only been improving from what I seen over the years.

They have to know they have this coming after the office visit I just recently had: If you've been…read moreseen at this office, pull up your Explanation of Benefits (EOB) on your insurance app immediately. You are likely being overcharged by a staff that operates on a mix of arrogance and total ignorance of their own contracts. I'm a skeptic by nature. I read the bad reviews and thought, "I'll be the judge of that." Convenience won, and for a minute, it seemed fine. The doctor himself is a nice guy...accommodating and professional. He was training a female doctor during my first two visits, who, oddly, I never saw again for the remaining five appointments. The office staff was cordial and they were doing their thing back there... But that "laid back" atmosphere eventually curdled into something toxic. By the fourth visit, the vibe was off...Whispering behind the counter, giggling at weird times, and a robotic, emotionless "deadpan" manner from the staff. Just an uncomfortable, toxic-adjacent environment. What became interesting was how every visit, they demanded a $50 specialist copay. I thought this was okay because my insurance card says specialist would cost as much. However, when I finally checked my EOBs, Blue Care Network had listed my responsibility as $25.00 per visit, with the fine print explicitly stating: "Your provider should not ask you to pay any more than this amount." When I brought this documented fact to the office manager, I was dismissed. A male employee behind the counter who was entirely irrelevant to the conversation decided to rudely insert himself just to be condescending. It's always the ig talking to you as if you're the ig one. I went home, did the research, called BCN, and confirmed I was 100% correct. The EOB is the single source of truth. If BCN processes a claim at $25, the provider is contractually prohibited from charging you a penny more. Today, at my final visit, to my surprise, they initially took the $25. But after seeing the doctor, I came out to find the office manager waiting with a smug attitude to tell me I was wrong and she had "just spoken to BCN." When I tried to explain (for the 15th time) how medical billing codes actually work, the entire front desk lost it. All three employees started talking over me loudly. The office manager became incredibly animated, swinging her head, waving her hands and getting excited. I'll admit, the situation pushed me to a point of matching her energy, but the result was laughable: I was "discharged" (as if I was going to continue going there after this) and told by the other irrelevant girl that she was "calling the police right now!" (LOL) All because I insisted they follow their own insurance contract. Yeah these people are aching for conflict. It's a bizarre sight to see adults have a collective meltdown because a patient understands their billing better than they do. Ignorance isn't an excuse when you're dealing with people's hard-earned money. Check your EOBs. You probably have money sitting in Gammons' bank account that belongs in yours In the meantime I suggest that the office manager and her supporting staff educate themselves by cracking a book on basic medical billing. Oh, and to the office manager: charging more than the member responsibility listed on the EOB is a contractual violation and, in some cases, can be reported as insurance fraud.

I have been seeing Dr Abbo at this clinic for over ten years. I have since moved from Ferndale,…read morewhere I first lived when I began seeing Dr Abbo, and now drive happily the much farther distance to continue my health journey with her and this clinic. Most all of the employees who work here have been with Covenant since I can remember, which to means a great deal about the work environment. I saw a fellow Yelper's one-star review of this place and how she called them 'less than Christian', and made claims that they do not pay their bills. Huh? Every single morning, before they begin their day, the entire staff joins in a prayer circle to give thanks and prayers for the day ahead. I have witnessed this and was very impressed. Additionally, although it does not happen every single time I visit, I am often asked if I would like them to pray with or for me, about any concerns I'm having in my life. I'm a not a religious person, (I do not adhere to one faith) but I am very spiritual, and have accepted their offer on a number of occasions. At no time did any staff member proselytize, or make me feel uncomfortable about our differences in our spiritual beliefs, so I'm not sure what would look more Christ-like than that - accepting others as they are. Dr Abbo always spends an entire hour with me. The entire hour. Not 5 or 10 minutes. An entire hour.

This is a low-cost health clinic that offers care on a sliding fee scale if you have no insurance…read more Some flutterings of an unexpected health situation is rearing its ugly head and, after a little waiting and seeing, things don't seem to be getting better. As such, it requires me to seek some medical attention. Heard about this clinic in Royal Oak and called to get info and possibly make an appointment. The receptionist I spoke with was nice. She informed me that the cost is generally $20-$50 based on your income and family size. That fee would include the office visit and basic labs (urine/bloodwork). I actually worked many years for a community health center down in FL that operates in a similar manner (except in-house labwork there was not normally included in the office visit fee). CCHC also works in conjunction with the Beaumont Health System and if you require, say, something like x-rays, they would refer you there to have them and other discounts may apply depending on the service. For the theoretical x-rays, it would be around a 40% discount. I sort of got set up for an appointment. More so, got put on a waiting list. If someone cancels and a spot opens up, they give me a shout. Apparently this can take 7-10 days or I was advised to call first thing the next morning to check in on any possible/more ASAP openings. Oh well, it's better than nothing or third world country care (i.e., I am grateful this option is available to me and the general public, thus the 3 stars). All my demographic info was taken over the phone and I was advised to bring in a photo ID and proof of income on the day of the appointment. The sliding fee scale is established at that time. CCHC has 3 other locations in the Detroit area (W. Grand Blvd., Michigan Ave., and on Waterman). The Michigan Ave. location offers dental services. Evening hours are also available depending on the location. I will update the review once/if I secure a visit.

I do NOT recommend. I have to call constantly to remind reception to have Dr. Bornstein put in my…read morerefill prescriptions. It's so annoying. Office staff are rude and not great at getting messages to the Dr.s in a timely manner. Also my prescriptions constantly get sent to different pharmacies all though I remind them over and over again that it's west bloomfield pharmacy they always send it to Madison heights. Always disorganized and if I have to cancel an appointment and schedule for a later date they DO NOT cancel me and I get told I missed my last appointment. Ridiculous! You cannot trust this place. ​

I was a 34-year-old female who came here in 2024 for bloodwork, a tingling sensation in my foot,…read moreand oral thrush/candida. During my first appointment with Marna Taylor, she ordered bloodwork, prescribed medication for the oral thrush, and recommended physical therapy. I also mentioned concerns about acne, and she told me it was completely normal for my age and that I was probably perimenopausal. At my second appointment, I explained that the medication for my tongue had not worked. She prescribed a higher dose of the same medication. I also mentioned that physical therapy was not covered by my insurance and that I had researched the possibility of a gluten reaction. She agreed that sounded plausible. The appointment then shifted into a discussion about my health insurance premiums and coverage. I explained that I had marketplace insurance at the time because I was a freelance writer, and that I was comfortable with my monthly premium and willing to pay out of pocket if needed. Despite that, she told me she could not order additional thyroid bloodwork unless I personally called my insurance company, gathered all the billing codes, and found the prices for each test. She then ended the appointment, saying I was late, even though I had arrived on time. On the drive home, I realized she had never even reviewed my bloodwork results with me, which was the main reason for the visit. When I later checked the portal myself, I saw abnormal levels. When I went to refill the prescription she had given me, the pharmacist pulled me aside and said he was concerned it may have been prescribed incorrectly because the dosage was extremely high and aggressive. He advised me to call and confirm it. At that point, I decided not to continue care here. I later paid out of pocket for bloodwork from Function Health, which showed significant thyroid issues. I then found a new doctor who told me it was preposterous to suggest I was likely perimenopausal at 34 without proper evaluation, and I have since been receiving treatment for my thyroid condition. This experience felt dismissive, unhelpful, and poorly managed. I would not recommend wasting your time or money here.

I have been coming to see Dr. Kado for over 20 years. She knows her stuff is always going past what…read moreyou would expect from your Primary Care Physician. Great office staff and NP and PA. She walked me through several health issues and explained what to expect.

If I could give zero stars I would…read more TL; DR - If you are looking for a practice that offers ridiculously long wait times, an incredibly rude front office staff, and medical care that will feel rushed, careless and like they have no clue that they're doing, this is the place for you! Avoid this place. They will see you for 5 minutes after you've been waiting loooooong past your scheduled appointment time. Multiple times we've waited for over an hour to be seen. This was not an isolated incident as it has happened consistently regardless of when the appt is scheduled (morning, afternoon, etc.). If the care we received was worth it, I don't think we'd mind waiting but in multiple visits the PA/NP (Nicole?) has been neither thorough nor compassionate. I wasn't going to leave a review but was truly shocked to see their high rating so felt I owed the community at large a fair warning. Stay away from this practice unless you are looking for a practice that wastes your time and gives you subpar care. There are better places in the nearby area (Troy, Birmingham) who will value your time and treat you with the compassionate care you deserve. If you are already a patient here, I encourage you to find another practice and potentially look into filing a formal complaint through LARA as well as your insurance company if your "care" was as subpar as ours has been, as I will be looking into. This is absolutely appalling. But at least the front office staff is pleasant! Kidding - they're incredibly rude and unhelpful - negativity attracts negativity. If you're a potential patient give them a call and see how helpful they are about your questions or scheduling before you commit to get a taste of what you'll be dealing with. Then time how long it takes to be seen.

Dr. Fulgenzi has been my primary physician for over ten years now. I find her to be a very…read morecompassionate, attentive, and concerned physician. She listens, takes notes and provides great medical care in a time when many doctors brush you off within 10 minutes! Dr. Fulgenzi also refers you to a specialist when needed. The office staff is also wonderful. They are pleasant, extremely competent and efficient and always work to get me an appointment in a timely manner. I highly recommend her!

Worse place to Ever go! The receptionist is a terrible person who is super rude and unwelcoming…read more The dr wasn't bad but her staff could use and attitude check. The first visit we went too we waited in a the waiting room for over 2 hours. No mind you I was with a 2 year old. The receptionist was dry and super sarcastic at that visit. I left not wanting to go back. I call today to try to schedule a visit for my sick child and before I could even finish the receptionist interrupted me and was nasty as ever saying the dr couldn't see her. First off it the answer was no that's fine with me but let me finish what I'm saying before you act like a total b****. Then after I finish speaking tell me no and give me other options. But no this lady did not do this and then breached HIPPA by calling my sister and telling her that she couldn't bring extra children to the appointment. Like chill lady I wasn't planning on ever coming back because of her. But to go and breach HIPPA WHEN I DIDNT GIVE MY SISTER INFO. Then their hours say 5:30 but they conveniently had their phones off at 4:30. absolutely the worst place to go. I thought drs were suppose to do no harm but apparently it's totally ok to be rude, Snarky, and sarcastic 24/7

Staff and doc and team are awesome. Really put in the time and go the extra mile. Clean and updated…read morefacility.

Updated.... My…read moredoctors is great when I visit. She listens and demonstrates great care. I have great trust in her diagnosis, recommendations, etc. The front desk person is very friendly and always a positive attitude/approachable. However, trying to communicate through their app is a pain in the neck...weeks-long issue with prescription refills...very dissatisfied. Call today...waited 15 minutes on phone before being disconnected. Call back again..finally speak with someone that has reached out to my provider just as they have done through the app. Great...wait...wait...wait and hope it gets fixed. Very frustrating. Trying to take charge of my health but jumping through hoops to fix their problem to help me. I've tried leaving a message for the doctor and the person on the phone refused. Tried through social media...crickets. Tried again through the app...crickets. Seems like they've gotten too big. Any recommendations for a new doc in the area?

First visit was today on a friend recommendation. Staff is very nice and dr Rochlen is terrific…read more He's direct and to the point. I like that. So happy To have found an internist I like.

Good luck getting in as a new patient. I scheduled a new patient exam online months ago. Later I…read morewas called and said I couldn't schedule it online, they could only do it over the phone and the wait was 2+ months. So I reschedule for June with Dr. Falkell. Months go by, and then days before my appointment they call: "Dr. Falkell's schedule changed and we need to reschedule." Another month wait. Now it's mid July, and AGAIN, days before my appointment they call to tell me her schedule changed and I need to reschedule. Fed up with this place.