It's hard as a natural path and studying towards ph.d as ND, to rely on medicine and pharmaceutical…read moreworld. But after a major surgery leaving me with severe neuropathy, headaches and pain, I was referred to a neurologist. Finding the technology in place and All the studies, I found they were the neurologist I needed. We quickly were able to access due to the right side handicap of my body it was not a stroke, prompt MRI to discover we could rule out the stroke or such. We went with the ambulatory EEG and discovered I had many issues to resolve. The EMG discovered chronic neuropathy on the right side. Left, minor. Linked to Lumbar 4 and SI along other minor damages from long surgery. We have so much still to do, but the evidence is now clear of my path with referred physical therapy to get me back in the path of recovery. My only complaint is, office isn't very prompt on following up on referrals. Too many hands relying on each other and slips. So you can do your own follow up and allow them to do the neurological work, they are worth it. Staff and doctor are friendly and juggle to get you the test needed. It's just insurance that delays the process so you do the leg work.

I waited months for this appointment. After confirming with their office that my visit was on…read moreTuesday the 8th (not Monday), I took a half day off from my job at a busy hospital and drove 35 minutes, only to be told they had canceled my appointment in error and couldn't see me. They admitted the mistake but refused to accommodate me, offering a new appointment months out or another visit later in the week , which I couldn't do after already I waited months for this appointment. After confirming with their office that my visit was on Tuesday the 8th (not Monday), I took a half day off from my job at a busy hospital and drove 35 minutes , only to be told they had canceled my appointment in error and couldn't see me. They admitted the mistake but refused to accommodate me, offering a new appointment months out or another visit later in the week , which I couldn't do after already missing work and wasting my time. Extremely unprofessional and poorly managed. I will not be returning and do not recommend Vita Medical Institute.

Mary is a nurse practicioner, and the best medical help I have found. She not only actually…read morelistens to her patients and respects their input, but when the patient is wrong (as I frequently am) she still manages to find out what is really wrong and can recommend how to fix it. Gread bedside manner and brains!

I've never had a doctor that I loved as much as Lynette! She definitely cares about each one of her…read morepatients and it shows. What ever you need to talk about, Lynette will take the time to listen no matter how long it takes, and she will do her best to resolve each problem you have. Thank you for everything you helped me with Lynette.

I had my initial visit with her as a General Practitioner recently. She was personable,…read moreknowledgeable, and, most importantly, humble and compassionate. She listened to what I had to say about my chronic and hard-to-treat condition without rolling her eyes or that deer-in-the-headlights look I've too often gotten from practitioners when I have attempted to explain my plight to them. For the record, I have chronic Lyme--which a large portion mainstream medical community denies even exists. I will update my reviews, but so far, so good. Good professional. Good person.

Gastrointestinal problems are not always straightforward. Over the past two or three years, Dr…read moreHanna has done everything he could to diagnose my abdominal pain issue. After exhausting all the possibilities he could think of, he ended up referring me to a general surgeon. A small bowel resection was required to mitigate the problem. Dr Hanna continued to follow up with me by performing routine colonoscopies. After my last one in June 2026, he said I'm in the clear and, partly because of my age, he is not recommending any further procedures.

I switched to this practice after receiving horrendous care at Arizona Gastroenterology. It was…read morelike night and day. I've never seen such a clean office and all the staff were very professional and caring. Dr. McNerny is excellent and came in after my endoscopy to go over the results. Unlike Arizona Gastroenterology which sends a medical assistant to read a scripted result. The waiting rooms are spacious and the exam room was spotless. I went all the way across town to get to this office and it was well worth it.

I am no longer a patient. The following review is why i changed medical providers…read more....... Attention new patients: when they say you will not be able to see any other doctor than the one you are originally assigned to, they mean NO matter what. This policy is fine, but they don't even cover each other for vacations or other absences! I understand not allowing patients to just see other doctors as a matter of convenience but i am having trouble walking!! My pain is terrible..... I was instructed to go to the ER, which we all know is NOT the answer because I am not dying. That is what an ER is for. Broken, bleeding or dying. An Orthopedic office is for non emergency issues, like this. Here's what happened...... I've been on the cancellation list for a few weeks. I call on occasion to find out if there's been one, just in case. I always ask if it's okay to call back. The staff is super pleasant. But when they told me this morning that my doc is out of town for the next week+, I asked for an exception because I am in genuine and growing pain. I cannot sleep. Which means I'm fatigued. I have multiple sclerosis and that's a life changer for me. I was even OK with continuing to call next week hoping to get a cancellation but knowing that I have no choice but to live like this for the next week+ because of a "rule" is really upsetting. So yes I believe the policy means more to these people than patient care. I'll be changing my orthopedist which is a bummer because I really like Dr Gonsalvez. His first injections worked well. Thing is, my issue came back with a vengeance and in his absence he has no back up. I think I'd rather go to an office where the doctors work together as a team.

Dr Hardy is/was nice to me. Her nurse practitioner was horrid. He did a number of passive…read moreaggressive things to me that I first thought were mistakes. Did not get walker until 5 hours before surgery. Did not send script in for anti biotic for teeth cleaning after surgery. He said how was he to know I was to my teeth cleaned. I had to gag down 4 anti biotic horse pills while laying back in dentist chair. When I asked him for different pain pills he ordered 8(eight) pills one every six hours for 7 days. He said he'd send this script to Costco but after 8 hours found out he sent it to Walgreens. The reason he these things was because I cursed. He said I used profanity. When my knee was killing me I spoke colorfully about the pain. Never directed at anyone!!!! He also said I should have called the office about only getting 8 pills which I did not do because I was embarrassed to be in pain.

I am never one to write reviews, but I had an unbelievably negative experience at Camp Lowell…read moreCardiology. I spent four months seeking help for sudden onset of chest pain, palpitations, and shortness of breath only to be dismissed and told it was "just GERD"--even when the medications they prescribed for it provided no relief. I was prescribed multiple cardiac drugs without any clear instructions and without any actual cardiac-specific diagnosis. I primarily saw NP Kelly Majors, who lacked the expertise to differentiate between basic cardiac tests and even prescribed me a drug that was directly contraindicated with my existing medical history. Dr. Goldberg spent less than five minutes with me and dismissed my concerns entirely. Even worse, they refused to order a cardiac MRI after my symptoms worsened, claiming it "wasn't justified." I sought a second opinion from a different cardiologist who ordered the MRI immediately based on my symptoms. That scan found a legitimate issue. This office's refusal to investigate serious symptoms was negligent and their clinical negligence regarding medication management is dangerous. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Seek care elsewhere.

I made an appointment with this office and was sent a link to join their patient portal. I logged…read morein and saw that the provider took it upon herself to diagnose me with a condition I don't have based on medication she saw I was taking. When I sent my new patient paperwork in, I mentioned that this made me disinclined to respect or have confidence in them and that I would be irritated right off the bat. I got a call immediately the next morning and the lady was like, "she wasn't diagnosing you, she was just making a note," (tantamount to the same thing!!). This is apparently appropriate because this nurse practitioner has been "doing this for a long time" (whoop-di-do! good for you!). Riiiiight. Furthermore, she made this diagnosis-note based on "looking at some of [my] previous medications," which is FASCINATING seeing as how I never authorized my primary care to release any such information, so now I also have to go on a HIPAA scavenger hunt. Since when is it appropriate to "note" that someone you've never seen has a condition they have not reported? Despite what 99% of physicians seem to think, it is actually not their right OR their job to determine what a new patient's needs and concerns are--it is their job to say "hello, new patient, tell me what your needs and concerns are." Pre-determining the priorities in my appointment immediately sets me up for maltreatment as a patient, and I'm already at a disadvantage as a woman of color because the medical institution routinely and as a matter of implicit policy (believe me--contemporary medical textbooks are objectively and openly racist and sexist and eugenicist) distrusts and disregards women and people of color. She then told me they were "respectfully going to decline to take me on as a patient" and canceled my appointment for the next day. That's right, I called them out for irresponsibly diagnosing me, a perfect stranger, with a condition I don't have and have never had, and instead of apologizing, they said they don't like dealing with disrespectful patients. lol okay. Guess I'll go have a heart attack now. On the other hand, guess I dodged a bullet. Maybe a different cardiologist will actually understand their job.