This place seems more concerned with getting your money than helping with your actual problem…read more Office staff seem to be nice. I went to them for severe vertigo. I was only given options for a Endolymphatic Sac Decompression (ESD) surgery from Dr. Smith. I was given no other choices for this condition. I got the surgery because I was desperate, which was a BIG mistake. I had complications afterwards where my ear had a flow of blood and would not stop bleeding for over 48 hours, which Dr. Smith blew off as normal and did not want to address it. Needless to say my vertigo is much worse now, and I have a continuous dizzy feeling and vertigo that comes and goes almost daily.

Great doctors and PA's that care and listen, Nurses were very kind and thorough. Overall a great…read moreENT practice

It's hard to describe this business as their main purpose is something I'm strongly passionate…read moreabout- mental health & well being. I found this center in a Facebook ad for depression studies. First off, they do not offer paid studies which is a bit disappointing if you're like me & live over 45 minutes away. However, if you're looking to keep your struggles private; you can easily do so at this center as it is located within a larger building housing many other businesses. At first appearances, it looks like a spa. The staff here is friendly and scheduling/cancelling an appointment is easy & convenient (you can make arrangements through text). Yet when I went into the room for my physical exam, it was dirty. There was trash on the floor, stains on the walls and the lighting was very dim. The hallways are littered with a variety of machines and makes navigating through the facility annoying because of the clutter. But I will say that they are conducting multiple studies and very clearly explain what they are & what they hope to achieve & how you can help yourself & contribute to advances in mental health as well. If you decide to participate in a study there is no pressure to do so. You can even change your mind later on & leave the study group. Due to my inability to swallow pills, I could not participate in the original study I had signed up for. But the staff really do go above & beyond, they found another program I could take advantage of. I will post an update as time goes on so that I can provide you with a better idea of what happens in clinical studies if you're new to trying this.

From the owner: We provide access to the most promising new medical and psychiatric treatment options, and offer…read morethe highest quality care available. We are committed to pioneering new therapies to treat medical and psychiatric illnesses. We are committed to improving the lives of our patients, their caregivers and loved ones!

So last February, I took a regrettable chance and got Lasik. Prior to my surgery, I was near…read moresighted and had high hopes of know longer having the burden of glasses. I knew going into this that , even after Lasik, one could still have to wear reading glasses and that dry eye could also be an issue. What I didn't expect was for my sight to decline so quickly and receive absolutely no support when I would visit for my monthly check ups. Not only am I now unable to see far away but also up close, during the night, whenever it snows or rains or to do the fine detailing that is required for my job. These were not issues prior and I can't express enough how much I regret getting Lasik. During my consultation, I met Dr. Wohl who also did my surgery. I found him to be charismatic, knowledgeable and polite. He answered all of my questions and was the only reason I reconsidered going back to Roholt (the woman who did my consultation exam was so rude I didn't want to use Roholt). Unfortunately, during my surgery Dr. Wohl was the polar opposite. If I could've gotten up and left during the procedure, I would have! I was nervous & the amount of volume wasn't enough to help relax me. My right eye went smoothly and as expected- my left eye was very painful and I knew something wasn't right. This added to my nervousness and the shaking increased. I know that moving around during this can cause a flood of unwanted problems but I honestly couldn't stop my body; it just really hurt! Dr. Wohl grew very impatient and gave me a few minutes to try to collect myself but his tone of voice said it all...one of the assistants tried to soothe me and held my hand while another said encouraging words. For that I am extremely thankful. Unfortunately, when attempting my eye again the pain increased and I know I moved. Dr. Wohl was clearly angry when I said it hurt and kept telling me it was almost over. The assistant suggested more numbing drops and this seemed to increase his displeasure. She reached to put them in and he swatted at her hand- this royally p*ssed me off. You don't touch someone! You don't touch anyone-ever! I just wanted to punch him and leave. This only added to my body's response and unintentional movement. He eventually let her add more drops but they didn't help. After this, I was hoping I'd never have to have any corrections again but that was not the result. Over the course of 3 to 4 months, I felt as if my vision was better with glasses & my eyes constantly hurt after Lasik and expressed this at every single visit. Dr. Wohl just kept telling me to give my eyes time to adjust...leading to painful dry eye in both eyes and blurred vision in my left. We agreed to a treatment routine of using drops every two hours without success. Eventually he installed eye plugs in addition to the drops; unsuccessful. This was starting to cause trouble for me at work as I had been reprimanded by management for being too slow & my work lacking in it's usual precision and quality. I explained that I couldn't see, I even brought in a picture to show the assistant and Dr. Wohl just how difficult it is to see the lines cut in the foam I work with and was repeatably told to wait it out. Eventually, I met Dr. Roholt who noticed I had a pearl of oil under my lens that needed to be irrigated. Dr. Celmer did the procure - she was a fantastic! I requested extra eye numbing drops beforehand and was not disappointed. The process went as it should and I saw a huge improvement in both of my eyes even though the left one was fixed. This lasted about 2 weeks- then back to square one...I have been to my monthly check ups , I've used to eye drops as instructed- even adding gel drops at night, sunglasses and goggles at work...still can't see clearly. All of my visits after this have been with Dr. Celmer and I hate to say that I've lost my patience with her as well. I was told it's just dry eye and to wait it out...after my last visit in December (only to be told that my eyes had gotten worse and my condition was concerning but let's monitor it). Waiting around clearly isn't the answer as the results are the same from February. Tired of getting the run around, I went and got a second opinion at Glainville , Hussing & Fath in Kent. I have an astigmatism...had to meet with NOES and am now on meds,etc... Why is it that not one of the 3 doctors at Roholt ever took me seriously, offered solutions other than useless drops or made any effort to correct my sight?! Do not go here!!!

I actually went to Roholt Vision for a specific issue. Very busy office and several doctors. I was…read morein the optical business for over 50 years so I was impressed with how they treated their patients . I would definitely go back if I had to have surgery or a major disease of the eye. I came away feeling satisfied with the diagnosis

Dr. Stan Anderson is the best Family doctor that I have been to. He is to the point, and no BS…read more My motto has always been Stan is the man - my wife doesn't think its that funny but I think its because she still sees her old family doc and is envious of the fabulous care that I receive. The building is only a couple years old as he recently moved to a larger more accommodating building. The layout is great and they have a really nice play area for kids in the waiting room out front. They have free K-cup style coffee and pretty solid reading material. The staff is nice and I have always been able to get an appointment within a reasonable time frame.

Misdiagnosed me and cost me my job. You can't diagnose everyone with depression when they tell you…read moreit's getting worse. Amazed he is still allowed to practice. Glad I found a real professional doctor

The front desk staff is great. If they seem cranky, it's because they're stuck trying to make…read moreimpossible demands from the doctors work--when the doctor says to schedule a person for a follow-up on a particular day but there are no openings left for that doctor within a week of the day in question, and this happens 11 times, yes, the staff gets cranky. But they remain the bright spot for this place. At least they're consistently there. Otherwise, be prepared to be a dollar sign on a conveyor belt. Be prepared to have questions and concerns brushed off and ignored if you are given a chance to ask them at all. Be prepared to be rushed in, given a cursory examination by someone you've never seen before, and then sent on your way. Even if you're coming frequently for an ongoing condition, you won't form a relationship with a doctor, so your followups are pretty much meaningless. Ask if you can try to see the same one for consistency and just be told they all have your chart, so it doesn't matter. No, it doesn't matter if you're just going to get a 2 minute session with someone who doesn't listen, doesn't give you time to speak, and brushes off any question or comment you manage to squeeze in. Tell the doctor you have so much pain you can't wear tampons and be told to try using lube. I really don't think he fully heard the question. You have to listen to hear, and if you take the time to listen to your patients, you might not be able to fit in as many and won't turn as high a profit. But they're good at prescribing you birth control and sending you bills, just bad at anything requiring thought or medical training.

I am writing this review so other consumers can understand the type of organization this is. I was…read morea patient here for over 20 years and attended my annual appointments consistently. Recently, I experienced changes in my body that were believed to be related to menopause. I explained my symptoms to the doctor, and based solely on a conversation--without any testing or examination--I was prescribed medication. That treatment caused an infection. When I called to report the infection, I was told they could not treat symptoms and that I would need to be seen in the office. This response was confusing and frustrating. The doctor had no issue prescribing medication for a major life change like menopause based only on symptoms, yet refused to treat a very common infection--especially one clearly caused by the prescribed medication. No one asked about my medical history, despite the fact that my medical chart would show I have a history of developing infections from certain medications. I was then given a dismissive explanation about the body developing resistance from treating infections "you don't really have." Any woman knows when she has this type of infection. That explanation was not only unbelievable but felt like an excuse to force an office visit. This approach contributes to unnecessary medical costs and higher insurance premiums, and it feels more like a money-making routine than patient care. I contacted administration to discuss telehealth options, especially for follow-up care. After 20 years as a patient, I expected my records to be reviewed and considered. Instead, I was told telehealth was not an option--period. If that is the policy, that's fine, but it should be clearly stated. I will be finding a new gynecologist who offers Telehealth for follow-up appointments. Atrium needs to do better. Read patient charts. Know your patients. Loyalty clearly means nothing here. I find this practice impractical: they will prescribe medication for life-altering conditions without testing, but refuse to address very common, well-known symptoms unless you come into the office. Be aware of what you're getting. I am no longer a patient, and I am extremely disappointed in how I was treated after 20 years of loyalty.

The therapists here are wonderful. They go above and beyond and truly care. I went to them after…read moresome serious back problems and then again for balance. They know their stuff but are encouraging and helpful. I love this group!

After 20 years of being told that men don't have pelvic floor disorder I asked for a referral to…read moreone more surgeon as a last resort. My primary reluctantly complied and I was referred to Dr Lavery after seeing Dr Kelly. She sent me to Darla Schwab at Aultman North. After my first visit I was not feeling like things would go well. She did her assessment, did some therapy that really helped, but then said, "do these stretches and exercises and I'll see you in a month". A month!? After a few days my 20 year plus symptoms that three major hospitals had given up on after years of treatment at each started to subside. She is so busy that you will need to wait. and, take what she says seriously because she really does know her field like few others. I've always been happy with Aultman Dover therapy site, but if you have pelvic floor symptoms, male or female, it's worth the wait to finally be able to have something near a normal life. After a year I'm down to only seeing her for flare ups. And, now, since she is a PTD, she offers dry needling to help as well. Amen, a long time prayer has been answered.

I have been seeing doctor onoura for many years and if I say I wouldn't trade my doctor for any…read moredoctor I mean it,he not only cares for his patients, he gives it he goes above and beyond to make sure a patient is taken care of. He is very polite with strong Christian values. I am sad he is retiring soon but I completely understands that he needs to rest . . Dr onoura just know you will go down in history as one of the best women's doctors in ohio. Blessing and love to you and your family.

the doctors and nurses are amazing but the only issues is the wait times sometimes other than that…read morethe actually listen to u and they truly do take the time to listen to any concerns or needs u have to talk to them about and there really caring and take any concerns u have and try to solve them

It's a very busy but great place I do like the staffs really nice people and dr did great job…read moreperforming cataracts and glaucoma procedures also I go to the office located in Perry!!

I do not recommend this place…read more I just went in for an eye appointment and I've never had my eyes dilated before. They put drops in my eyes and I had no clue what they put in my eyes because they didn't tell me. Then I was told to go wait in the lobby, my vision all of a sudden got blurry as I was looking at my phone so I had to frantically call my mom to try to figure out what was going on. eventually they came out to get me and observe my eyes. They failed to ask if I was driving or anything like that. So, I had to drive home with a very blurry vision, which is very dangerous from the doctors failure to inform me what was going on. I would highly not recommend coming here.

Professional, courteous, and yet totally down to earth. Loss of hearing is something that is…read moredifferent for everyone. Justin seemed as excited to see me hear more clearly as I actually was to hear more clearly. That kind of zest for what you do is rare. And on a side note, they might have saved my wife from strangling me. I have been fighting hearing loss for a long time, and it took a long time before I even noticed. In the short time I have had these aids, I cannot believe the difference they have already made. Unreal!

Hearinc and Jim Morris have given me back some hearing that I was missing for years. I have always…read moreenjoyed music but I noticed I was missing all the music, especially after spending 22 years in the Army and in combat zones. After a very complete hearing analysis, they fit me with an Opticon hearing aid system that has changed my quality of life. I thank you. Jerry Hart, Alliance, Ohio

Dr. Harbert is wonderful, and a great D.O. Very concerned with physical and mental help using…read moremultiple methods, as opposed to pushing meds. Has been a great resource and followed him from one provider to this one. I am super satisfied and glad to have found Dr. Harbert!