Not my favourite rheumatologist by far. After I had a change in insurance, I had to see Dr…read more Guggenheim, and certainly not by choice. She's not a bad doctor, but I am not partial to her demeanor. She's bossy and there's just something that doesn't click well with me about her.

Dr. Guggenheim is an absolute wonderful doctor -- she's caring, thoughtful and will even return…read morephone calls on the weekends! The best thing about her is that she's a complete straight-shooter, and she doesn't blow smoke up your uh, you know. Dr. Guggenheim truly cares about her patients, she takes her time with her patients and let's you know what is going on without mincing words. I have recommended Dr. Guggenheim to a number of friends, she's the BEST rheumatologist in Michigan as far as I'm concerned. If I could get her to move to Colorado (where I live now) I'd see her again in a heartbeat. Another reviewer called Dr. G "bossy" and I disagree, she's not bossy, she's direct and honest which I greatly appreciate. Dr. G gave me her honest, professional opinion which helped me to make the right decisions regarding my treatment. Thanks Dr. Guggenheim!

I had an accident and completely severed my right extensor tendon, but for the first few days I…read morethought it wasn't that bad. Still, I took ER's advice and sought a hand specialist. I wish I had called Katranji right away, but I relied on Google reviews and was deterred by a few negative ones. So I called a different place. The problem is, the other place requires a referral just to schedule an appointment - which is a terrible policy in my opinion (Katranji doesn't require a referral to make an appointment). So I had to wait over a week just to get in to see my PCP first. That was discouraging because I found out later that surgery on this tendon should be performed within a week. But at least when I did see my PCP, they recommended Katranji instead. By the time I saw Dr Katranji it had already been two weeks since the accident (2 days before I called PCP, 8 days to get in to see them, and 4 more days to see Katranji because the appointment was made on a Friday). I'm grateful that Dr. K and his staff were as forgiving as they were knowledgeable. Because of the time that had elapsed I was concerned, but the doc told me it was fine, and was a relatively easy procedure. Surgery was two days later at McLaren. It went great and I'm on the mend with minimal pain. To summarize, everything that took place once I saw Dr. Katranji was positive, and his staff was kind and professional as well. I'm very grateful. Added bonus: I'm a musician and require the use of my right thumb, index, and middle finger. Luckily I still have full use of those fingers while the rest of my hand heals!

From the owner: Reconstructive Hand Surgery, Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, Trigger Finger, Hand, Wrist and Elbow…read moreArthritis, Workman's Compensation

My fiance had an appointment here today. The doctor was not caring or empathetic. He was very…read moreharsh. My fiance knows that being overweight and smoking is not healthy. The doctor then started ripping on my weight. I had to bite my tongue the entire appointment. The doctor acted like he was God saying how he can fix all of my fiance's problems, but he won't even treat my fiance's leaking veins in his legs until he loses 100 pounds. I would not suggest this doctor to anyone. The person doing the ultrasound and the nurses were nice.

Learn about adipose(fat) tissue disease here:…read morehttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkz9iB3mMAUlDHYYCSQqdztrA9aaJBGBY PATIENT REVIEW: I came here (at the urging of my rheumatologist) for a second opinion on a simple vascular procedure. Instead of agreeing to help me and discussing a treatment plan, he chose to use more than half of the appointment to tell me about his experience losing 50lbs on a personally-modified Keto diet which entails the patient eat 80% fat daily. I did not come here for unsolicited diet advice, in fact, the last year of my life has been spent traveling back and forth to out of state doctors offices regarding my "fat". I am at the point where surgical removal is necessary. After trying just about every diet under the sun, doing my own extensive research and then losing 150lbs, I think I know a little more about my own body than this doctor......who wouldn't even ask me one detailed question about my food allergies, bloodwork or GI health before assuming that eating a diet consisting of 80% fat is all I'd need to fix everything. What about my leg vein? He won't even discuss his willingness to touch that, or any of the services in general this practice has to offer, until I jump through the hoop of being on this "diet" for 6 weeks. I also used the medically correct term "Lipedema" which he repeatedly switched to "Lymphedema" despite my numerous attempts to get him to stop. The ultrasound I had minutes before had JUST ruled out lymphedema. The 4th time, I think I raised my voice. I have to be pretty heavily provoked to do that. I'm a path of least resistance type person. I had a preference for getting the procedure done at this practice because they have 5 high-tech ways to kill a vein, where the previous place I went to had only one. He tried very hard to steer me back to the first place because "it was so much closer to my home." "So, that's it then? You're just here for a second opinion, right? What else could you possibly need from me? I was just supposed to check what the first place did." At my request, he filled out a referral form for me to be measured for compression garments. I've had a number of these written in the past year (figuring I'd go with the Rx written by the place that actually did the procedure) and the garments he chose for me (with no input from me) were so completely off the mark - if I need whole leg compression, why would he have ordered just over-the-knee? The website reads like they do compression fittings there, but just like everyone else, they DO NOT. All they do for that is send you to a medical supply house for the actual fitting. When I asked him if he would write in that I needed upper arm compression, he got visibly agitated and asked me 5 times in rapid succession why I would even want arm compression to begin with...each time I tried to be polite but again, by the 4th time he asked me the same question, all I could manage was "FOR COMFORT, SIR! DON'T I DESERVE COMFORT THROUGHOUT THE DAY?" To which his response was to shake his head, repeat(for a 5th time) "OK, but I just don't get why you would want any of that." he did write it on the form. The upper arm compression was the only part of that order that was even remotely correct. Total Vein Care - what does the "total" mean here, exactly? It's totally both hilarious and sad to see him carrying this 5lb wad of rubber fat around like it's his pet...but yet he refuses to discuss adipose tissue disease in general. The only humor to be found in this situation is my desire to dress that rubber pet fat glob up like a baby. In the end, whether or not I did this diet would make no difference, his parting words to me pretty much amounted to a decided unwillingness to do this (again, simple) procedure, on my fat thigh. Honey, even with the best keto my thighs are still going to be too fat for you to put your 99% success rate hands on. 35 years experience? K. Y U so afraid of fat people? Why couldn't you let me wipe the goo off and put my pants back on after that ultrasound b4 busting into my exam room without knocking? Because that was super comfortable, too. The office staff was very nice, the person who did my ultrasound was very personable, professional and informative. Since we have to give at least one star, they can have that one. If I could give them a separate rating it would be closer to a 4 or 5. Dr. Landis gets a zero. If you are signigicantly overweight and have been dismissed by this doctor or asked to follow an extremely unhealthy diet plan in order to prove that you deserve a simple procedure, you are not alone.

Dr. Maren is my go-to provider for everything Holistic and natural regarding my health, my family's…read morehealth and the health of my own patients. I'm a Physician as well and have been blown away by Dr. Maren's wealth of knowledge in functional medicine, compassionate care and personal commitment to living as clean as possible. Highly, highly recommend her!!

Dr. Maren is an incredible wealth of knowledge. After a long period of inexplicably feeling…read moreterrible, I visited her to see if she could help me. She spent a great deal of time asking questions I would have never thought of. Dr.Maren is a Doctor who actually gets to know you individually. There is no one size fits all when it comes to diagnosing and I love that she is so personable. The tests she recommended helped to figure out what was going on in my body. She took it a step further and recommended a specific treatment plan just for me including supplements and nutrition. Having a holistic plan was the most important piece to me and I truly valued all of her resources she provided in helping me heal. I feel so blessed to have found such an empowered and inspiring woman that rocks being a Dr!

If I could give zero stars, I would. I recently experienced a serious breach of my medical privacy…read moredue to Haslett Primary Care's mishandling of my records. Without my consent, they received my emergency room records--despite the fact that I have not been a patient there in over 4 years. I never listed them as my current provider, and the hospital had clear instructions on who my current physician was. To make matters worse, when I began asking questions, my patient portal with Haslett Primary Care was suddenly deleted. This not only cut off my access to records I needed, but also disrupted my medical care with my current OB/GYN, whose office shared access through that portal. It feels like they attempted to cover up their mistake rather than take responsibility. The entire experience has been stressful, violating, and completely unacceptable. Medical records are supposed to be protected by HIPAA laws, and this situation makes me question how many other patients may have had their information shared without their knowledge. I have filed a formal grievance with Patient Relations, and I sincerely hope action is taken--but in the meantime, I would urge anyone considering this practice to think twice. I have no way to contact them in writing as the patient Portal access was cut off and I have tried several times to send a message on their contact form but get an error message.

My doctor is DJ MacPhail. He is fantastic, my visits and mainly meds managment and he makes things…read morequick and easy, 20min in and out. Additionally, his medical assistant Janel is amazing! I called with issues(my own fault) with my prescriptions and she very calmly and professionally explained what would happen and that she would mark things in my chart. She even went as far as checking with different pharmacies to see if they had my pills in stock! I'll be a continued patient here happily :)