A complete charlatan and fraud. His wife Mindy is an MLM scammer and the two of them exploit their…read morepatients to profit from her sales of junk diet supplements. In one elderly patient I'm aware of who complained of shoulder pain and progressive weight loss, they were so focused on his weight "improvements" (which were unintentional) that Dr. Brodsky never ordered imaging, and after several visits that only addressed the results of the products they were selling him, the family finally convinced the patient to go to urgent care for imaging. He turned out to have metastatic cancer that had infiltrated his lung, and he died soon after. Do NOT see this doctor. The racket he has with his wife is one of the most unethical and unscrupulous medical practices imaginable and he should be investigated by the medical board.

Dr. Brodsky has been treating me for over a decade and my entire family for about 5 years. He takes…read morethe time to listen to the patient, discusses treatment options and is very respectful of the patient's concerns. His primary purpose is care for the patient and makes himself available even on vacation. He does not take insurance because he treats the patient quickly and in the best way possible without cutting corners; that is what I want when I am in pain or too sick to care for my family. Over the years Dr. Brodsky has quickly diagnosed and treated several ailments. The office staff is marvelous; they are friendly and efficient. This doctor is a gem - I travel 30-45 minutes from another state because I trust and respect him as a knowledgeable and extraordinary physician who keeps all of us in good health!

He has a great ability to diagnose correctly and is always available by email the two things I…read morerequire most in a good doctor. Also, he's a pretty good doctor, use him for any questions you may have a little complicated and requires them to

Dr Rogers is a good physician. I've been seeing him for twelve years…read more But Medicare patients beware: his fee for an annual physical exam is currently $800, not covered by Medicare. This was a rude shock, but apparently it is his right. Whatever, I would have appreciated the courtesy of being told this once I transitioned to Medicare, which is accepted by his office for other types of visits. Nowhere is it written, so I am sharing that information here.

Firstly, I was shocked that a cardiologist did not listen to my heart at my first visit. Second, I…read morehave Care First Blue Cross and Dr. Rubin is listed as a provider on the CardioCare web site which states the group takes this insurance. The web site even lists a different physician as someone who does not take all insurance with no mention of Dr. Rubin who it turns out does not take any private insurance. Lastly, there was no mention that he did not take my insurance when I made an appointment or when I checked in at the office and they took my copay. Overall, extremely disappointed in the care provided and the misrepresentation on the web site and in the office regarding Dr. Rubin not participating in my insurance.

I have BluCross Blue Shield Insurance PPO Blu Choice Open access. Dr. Rubin does not take…read moreinsurance. His office told me do not cancel your exam appointment, we will work with you although we do not take insurance. After the exam the billing office did not honor to work with me and (Connie) seemed even rude and impolite. I cannot trust this office anymore. I am switching to another Doctor.

Best doctor I have ever had. She listens and cares! Very…read morethorough. Really knows her stuff and is great about sending you for all the right tests and referrals if necessary! Staff is great.

I considered Dr. Scanlon as an internist (general doctor) given other good internet reviews and…read moreshe's in my insurance plan. It should have been a clue that her telephone number is a 800 number. You're directed to a Florida based call center called MDVIP. After wading through numerous waits (press 1 for, press 3 for...) I finally got a live person who read me a used car salesman spiel about this nationwide network with the finale, drum roll please, Dr. Scanlon and MDVIP requires a $1,500.00 annual fee for the privilege of having her as your doctor! Which is of course not covered by insurance. MDVIP is the McDonalds of doctors except with a $1,500 annual fee for the privileged of being able to buy a Big Mac.

General practice. Keeps track of everything. A very accomplished doctor with a real sense of…read morecaring​

What a fantastic physician! I've been a patient of Dr. Santini for well over a decade! He is…read moreincredible! Great bed-side-manner, extremely personable, and terrific insight! I've trusted my life to him for many years and can not recommend him more highly! Thanks, Doc! :-)

I agree with the other reviewers. They don't return phone calls, Dr. Graves was rude to me, and…read moretold me I was a "complicated patient." He seemed as if he were trying to get rid of me. His secretary accused me of fogetting 3 appointments, which is false - I never missed any appointments at all. She called twice asking for the wrong patient, so she is mixed up. I tried connecting to Dr. Graves through their office email but never got a reply. He doesn't accept insurance and charged a fortune for a short appointment.

awful. avoid. unhelpful and do not care about patients. front office does not respond.read more

Finally a doctor that respects your time. Smart and efficient. Surely made me feel like I was in…read moregood hands.

Dr. Lanter does not have respect for her patients; she is constantly late, has a passive aggressive…read moreattitude, and really doesn't seem to genuinely care for her patients. Moreover, she constantly overcharges for extraneous expenses. She appears to only be interested in her rich clientele and it shows.

While I appreciate that Dr. Lanter takes time with each of her patients, I have never waited less…read morethan an hour past my appointment time to be seen. Sometimes, even longer. Originally, I attributed this to good client care; but even when I was the first appointment of the day, I was seen an hour late. There are never apologies for the tardiness; I've had to take half-days at work just for a check-up first thing in the morning! The nurse that works with Dr. Lanter is very kind and comforting. I believe her name is Kim. She has a great sense of humor, but takes her job seriously. The woman who works at the front desk is fairly incompetent. She has billed me incorrectly at times. For the most part, Dr. Lanter is kind, but I have felt rushed and judged by her at times. I'm thankful to be switching doctors.