There are few doctors who truly care about their patients. Dr Diaz and his staff are some of them. I was there with a loved one suffering with dementia and at the time she was having a more difficult day. My concern showed on my face and one of the staff just walked up to me and said, "it's okay. We're going to get through this" and gave me a hug. If that's not compassion, it doesn't exist. They also have been very accommodating working with me as I live out of state and have to travel back and forth. Dr. Diaz himself is very thorough with his patients. I absolutely recommend him for all your neurology needs. read more

Dr. Diaz was knowledge, resourceful and he has a clean office- very comfortable. Staff were great. Didn't wait long.Will go back.

I really appreciated Dr Diaz's knowledge and how much time he takes with each patient. Lovely office the staff is super friendly. Definitely recommend. read more

Dr Diaz and his staff are very kind and helpful. I have anxiety anytime I see a new Md due to the other one leaving or retiring whatever the case. He took his time to understand and listen to my concerns and put a game plan together for me. This office is my kind of office, friendly staff, funny nurses, calming atmosphere. And he can do my infusions in office FANTASTIC in my books. I highly recommend dr Diaz! read more

Best doctor's office ever. The receptionist, nurses and all the staff in the back are so compinent and friendly. The Doctor is probably the best neurologist in the state if not the country. I highly recommend this office. read more

I woke up one morning and was unable to walk, stand or sit without pain, the only thing I could do was lay down to be pain free. I was told it was neuroligical so I call Dr. Diaz. Dr. Diaz's office got me in right away. Dr. Diaz run tests in his office and decided what was wrong with me accoring to my symptoms and tests and took decivise actions to correct the problem. Dr. Diaz was a concerned physician that wanted to see results to help me get pain free. I would suggest Dr. Diaz to anyone in pain needing help. read more

I had seen Dr. Diaz back in 2021. Back in October I had some concerning symptoms and called to make an appointment but there was no availability until February. I made the appointment. In the meantime I found another neurologist to order some testing because I was afraid I had something that could be time sensitive and didn't want to wait 4 months + insurance processing for imaging. Today, one day before the appointment, the office called and said that Dr. Diaz saw that I saw another neurologist and cancelled the appointment and suggested I followed up with that neurologist. I explained I was afraid of my symptoms and that's why I had the imaging before the 4 months and that I still wanted him to see the imaging but his office just kept repeating go to the other neurologist. I asked over and over again, so I can never see him again? and the woman who called me ignored the question and just kept repeating to follow up with the other neurologist. I asked again and she said she didn't know and I asked when I can I call to find out and she said she didn't know I said ok I'll call back tomorrow and she said ok have a good day and ended the call. Better make sure whatever you want to be seen for follows his schedule and is not time-sensitive and can wait months and know you can be dropped at their whim and I would guess based on this he's not a fan of second opinions (which I wasn't even getting, I just wanted imaging to make it wasn't something that was going to do something before the four months were up). read more

Dr. Diaz genuinely cares about his patients and always makes us feel we are in good hands. He is extremely knowledgeable in his field and is always sure to thoroughly explain everything to us and never rushes us. His front staff is wonderful too especially Patricia who is always an absolute pleasure and is always there to assist in any way. They even provided us with snacks and drinks while we waited. There can be a bit of a wait sometimes because Dr. Diaz does not rush thru his patients like some doctors so if a patient requires more time he will give it to them and then to you when you need it. We usually bring a card game just in case but yesterday they were so quick we didn't get to finish our game. Thank you to Dr Diaz, Patricia and all the staff read more

I am at a total loss on some of the reviews for this neurologist. First off if you have ever been to a neurologist you know the appointments can run over the scheduled time simply because neurology is a broad subject. It can take time to get to the root cause of an issue. I would rather my appointment be delayed and know the doctor is giving his all to the appointments rather than be rushed in and out. With that being said, the most I have had to wait so far is 20 minutes. I think that is reasonable for any doctor. Dr Diaz has been very professional with my appointments and has provided detailed information to me. He has listened to my issues and worked with me to come up with a medical plan. I am very pleased. The staff here are super nice and professional. An absolute pleasure to work with. I had an insurance issue that the office could have dumped in my lap to fix, but instead worked on my behalf to straighten it out. read more

Really doesn't care about patients at all had an mri done office does not care neither does the Doc. Go somewhere else

Be prepared to wait at least an hour in the waiting room maybe an hour and a half even though there's only maybe three patients there? (the others must be in holding rooms lol!) Bring a snack or possibly a book.Tell your loved ones that you will most likely be late for lunch or dinner, Because it could take longer. Then your visit with him will only be about five minutes.10 minutes tops. they totally overbook the patient load. read more

I will always recommend Dr. Luis Diaz to anyone suffering from neurological issues or pain before ever recommending pain management. His staff is equally, incredibly amazing. I have been a patient of his for over 3 years. After 7 years of being given the run-around by other doctors (less than a half hour in waiting and evaluation time, I may add) looking for answers I was finally referred to Dr. Diaz for a neurological evaluation. Within minutes (and yes the waiting room period is long, my longest wait was 1 and a half hours) but from observing me in the exam room, within minutes he knew exactly what was wrong with me. He spent at least an hour (if not more) and I was getting nervous because no other doctor took this long and I was getting worried it was something more serious. This is what a doctor should ALWAYS do and not rush through his evaluation of a patient. Tests later confirmed his diagnosis and I have been going to his office every 3 weeks for infusions ever since then. I have gotten to know his office on a personal level and have first-hand observed their dedication and professionalism. His office also has an in-house infusion clinic with amazing nurses that take their jobs seriously. Being in the back in the infusion clinic; I have had the unique experience of first-hand observation of how a professional medical office runs. I am in complete awe at the non-stop care that goes on every single minute. Dr. Diaz takes his time reading charts, when he meets his patients he takes an equivalent amount of time to properly (and I emphasize PROPERLY) to get to know the patient's medical history, steps to coordinate care and delegate to his staff what needs this patient has to have and coordinates an action plan. Not to mention having to deal with the headaches of the insurance company and policy patients have but his staff will fight for you to get you into treatments, on medication as soon as everything is approved as soon as possible because this is a business running a mission to help YOU feel better. To simply say Dr. Diaz is thorough is an understatement. He remembers his patients, he knows your condition very well and has had enough experience to see its trajectory if you're responding to treatments or not and re-assess. He also knows by experience if you're taking your medication or not, he'll call you out because neurological problems can be manageable if you keep following your treatment. He's keenly aware of the differences between a patient that thrives and a patient that gives up, which makes him a very strong advocate in mental health awareness as well. He can prescribe antidepressants. Now, a reviewer mentioned he is hard to understand due to his Hispanic accent, but if you repeat back what you heard, he's happy to make sure you understand because he really wants to know that you're listening and taking his instructions to heart and practicing his recommendations. He's compassionate and doesn't want his patients to suffer. On a side note: I have heard people yell at the staff and complain of the waiting times, unless you spend time observing what goes on in the background of a medical office, please understand it makes ME nervous now when I'm in and out in less than a half hour! There is a lot of work and patient-focused caregiving that goes on in the background - this isn't a slacker office. The office staff don't spend time "catching up" and checking their cell phones or watches. If you want a dedicated staff that focuses on you and remembers you - this is the place. Dr. Diaz has consistent high grades and is nationally recognized as a top tier neurologist. The best of the elite, kind of recognition. These awards are not easy to come by. He is revered by his colleagues and his co-workers - he really is that good and his credentials are top notch. He is actively participating in neurological conferences so he is up-to-date on current protocols for rare and new neurological conditions. This speaks high volumes of his character and dedication to his specialization. He takes great pride when his patients do better as your success in health is his success as a competent doctor. read more

Never got to see Dr. Diaz as his incompetent staff cancelled my appointment but did not inform me of the cancellation until I drove across town and arrived at the office. Then they had me fill out paperwork that I had already completed online and THEN they told me that my appointment was cancelled. Someone from their office had called in the morning and left a message to call them, but did not mention that my appointment was cancelled. I called them back, but got their voice message. No one called me back, so I headed across town for my appointment that I had scheduled months in advance, to get the news that they had wasted my time in coming. Shame on the Office for letting this happen. Maybe they need to get their memories tested. read more

We saw Dr Diaz for an emergency visit for my husbands pain on his spine. Dr Diaz got us in immediately and was so helpful in trying to get to the bottom of my husbands issue and pain. He is very thorough and takes his time. He is also extremely experienced and knowledgeable. There is a wait in the waiting room but that's only bc he spends a significant amount of time with each patient, including you, when you go in. It's worth the wait! read more

My wife has been going to this doctor for about eight years. Without him, her condition would be a whole lot worse. It all starts with the staff when you enter the office. They are super friendly and welcoming. Knowing people are in pain/distress, they lend a caring ear, and express sympathy. The doctor, himself, is top notch. He stays up-to-date with current studies and findings to offer state-of-the-art techniques, procedures, and care. He's delightful a person and wonderful to listen to, as he explains everything he's considering and the pros and cons of it all. I'm so glad I, myself, don't have a need for a neurologist, but I know that if I did, I'd be in great hands with Dr. Diaz (and his staff!). read more

I NEVER leave reviews but I felt like I had to do so. I've been having horrible migraines & dizziness. Went to a different neurologist & haven't had a proper treatment or diagnosis. My regular doctor gave me the ok & sent a referral to this office for second opinion. They called me & asked me bunch of questions just to say "we cannot help you. We do not do second opinions." Excuse me?! Literally refusing service to a patient! I do not recommend going here this doctor & staff are clearly incompetent. read more

Bernie w. -Dr Diaz refused to take on any new patients, even if you have severe pain.

This review is dictated by my husband, an RN. Dr. Diaz' clinical skills may be excellent, however, I will never know for sure. I had a massive amount of blood tests to help pinpoint my problem and how to treat it. I never received a call to make an appointment to discus the results of those tests. I decided to make a follow up appointment since my symptoms were worsening. I came in for my appointment on time and signed in. I was never greeted or acknowledged. I waited for 1 hour with 3 individuals ahead of me. One person went in. I could not talk with the receptionist because shortly after I arrived, she disappeared. I wasn't able to wait any longer so I left a message on a business card stating I would need to reschedule. At that point, a man came out and asked me if I wanted to reschedule right then. I said no. I will probably follow up with another physician. read more

IF YOU ARE A VETERAN USING TRICARE / HEALTHNET, PLEASE READ THIS! Anyone else notice a trend on these Yelp reviews for Luis Diaz? This guy has either 5-star or 1-star reviews...hmmm. I wonder why that is? Let me start with trying (repeat) TRYING to schedule an appointment, which should have been my first indication that this wasn't going to go very smoothly. I pushed every auto prompt and kept getting sent to an answering service. From 11 am to 2 pm. Wow, they must be really busy! Anyway, they finally called me back the next day and set me up with an appointment. Appointment date and time arrives, I'm in the office, checked in with my already filled-in paperwork, and began waiting. And waiting. And waiting. And waiting. And waiting. So here I am at a neurologists office, already stressed out about getting more exams and running more tests and talking to 'specialists' to try to figure out what is wrong with me, and I'm waiting. And waiting. And waiting. And waiting. And waiting. After an hour of waiting, I decided to call referral management and find out if it was OK to bail on this guy. They gave me the OK, and texted me a list of providers. No prob. OK, deep breaths, enhance calm, give them another few minutes. So now I'm at the 1 1/2 hour mark of waiting. I went to the front counter and asked the office staff how long it would be, they asked someone in back and answered with a solid "I don't know." Nice. So, between the time completely wasted 1. Trying to schedule an appointment, 2. Leaving work to drive to the appointment, 3. Sitting in their aptly named waiting room waiting to never be seen, I would say that this guy is a complete waste of time. This also makes me cast a serious shadow of doubt over the doctor that recommended Diaz. I'll have a little face to face chat with them, if I ever go back to their office. Again, Veterans, this guy is in our network. Do yourself a favor and don't waste your time. Scratch him off the list! read more

This doctor is terrible. He's not patient and doesn't want to diagnose anything. We went for a second opinion and when he found out he had his office call to say the doctor won't see us any longer. Our other doctor did test that this doctor didn't even think about doing. We've wasted two years with this guy. Stay away!!!!! read more

I can vouch for the review below. We made an appointment at 9am and the doctor didn't arrive until 10:15! He strolled in like he didn't pull some inconsiderate/unprofessional crap. My mom took off work to make this appointment and this man has absolutely no regard for your time. I don't know why I'm surprised because specialists must feel they're not obligated to provide good customer service because their patients need them so much. Still, don't be an asshole. You're not the only neurologist in Las Vegas. read more

I posted this on his other review board as well: Kimberly in this office is incredibly RUDE. Snotty is not an easy term to describe but her exasperated voice to everyone, including those on the phone tells me she has no patience for patients. By the way, I waited 2 hrs in the office for my appt. Now I am at my second appointment. No acknowledgement that I am even in the waiting room, even though I signed in. I have been sitting here for over 90 minutes waiting to have. Except for Dr. Diaz, I have yet to see anyone smile in this office. My first phone call after I am done here is to my regular physician for a referral to a new doctor. read more

I have never written a review online for anything or anybody before, but I feel obligated after reading so many negative reviews. I have been a patient of Dr. Diaz for 17 years and would not trade him for the world. He is one of the best in the business!! He is cautious but not afraid to provide new treatments and medications for his patients. I have MS, and it's because of this man I'm able to walk and have such a high quality of life. The nurses and office staff are top notch. Very friendly and very caring. I haven't had one negative experience in all of my years seeing him. Remember folks...sometimes you might get a negative response because of YOUR attitude and/or demeanor. It works both ways... I have recommended Dr. Diaz to both family and friends. My husband is now under his care for migraines, and we found out more regarding his test results in 20 minutes with Dr. Diaz then we have in the past year and a half with other doctors. Yes, the wait times can be long. I too have waited up to 3 hours to see him, but stop and consider that he might be visiting his patients that are hospitalized. Perhaps he has morning rounds before coming to the office. I know when I was in the hospital several years ago, he walked in around 9pm. That's dedication. I thank you Dr. Diaz and all of your staff for years of exceptional care and service!!! read more

Dr Diaz explores all avenues to help treat a patient, and takes the time to listen. Also, he takes the time to explain things the way they are . And gives it to you straight up. Also, he has an incredible office staff that has been with him for many years. They take the time to build the relationship with you; that you will be experiencing in your " new" life journey . Lisa D read more

Although one may wait for 2 hours (at most) at times, he is well worth seeing!!!! (I had another neurologist in town that made me wait 2+ hours before getting to the back and another hour+ waiting in a cold room before even seeing him.) Dr. Diaz is up on his game; he knows all the relevant study data and such for treatments and meds. He doesn't straddle the fence, like a former neurologist in town, who acted malpractice-wary and never gave a straight answer. Bring a book or some things to do, as it may be a wait. Trust me, he IS worth the wait, as his gives his undivided attention, and never makes me feel like he's trying to cut me off from questions, or hurry me out the door. He is a true healer and physician that is old- school,giving eye contact, time, and imparting his professional opinion. After 21 years of Neurologists here and in the Midwest, I can say he is in the top 98+% in his experience knowledge, bed-side manner. That is so refreshing in this day and age of crazy insurance combined with over-booked, fatigued, apathetic physicians !!!!! read more

He was a fine Doctor but refuses to release my medical records to other doctors. When I relocated to a different state and informed him I would not be back for treatment he told me "..you'll get worse, you'll be back wait and see!" And would not speak to me further. This was quite unprofessional and unkind. read more

90+ minute wait to see doctor. Lady at reception desk was surly to say the least and refused to acknowledge me for 7 minutes because she was busy visiting with a patient (discussing dogs). Doctor would barely let me get a word in edgewise. Almost got up and walked out multiple times. Wish I had. read more

If you have ms and are thinking of seeing dr Diaz run don't walk. He's ok if you don't need anything. The minute you have to have his office fill out paperwork his office worker, Beverly, will make awful comments implying your a pain InThe butt. I went in there once and was suffering from a symptom of my ms and I had to beg dr. Diaz to prescribe me something to alleviate the pain. The other problem is dr. Diaz is hard understand, he has a horrible accent, when you finally go in for your test results you don't understand anything he says. My new dr I get my test results e-mailed ti me the next day. Lastly you will wait forever in his office. He is always hours behind. I feel over the years he made my ms worse mearly because of the stress he put me under. I had to do my own research and then go in and beg him for medication for my symptoms. Also one last thing, he treats you like you are making up your illness. Dr. Diaz needs ti retire. He might have been a good Dr. But he is not now. read more

This is without a doubt the worst Doctors appointment I have ever had. Firstly, despite being told when I booked the appointment that I was the first apt of the day, I sat in the waiting room until nearly an hour past my appointment time. When I asked why my appointment was running so late I was told it's because they were waiting for the room... I was told to take a seat in said room to wait for the Doctor. After about ten minutes a very flustered man enters the room. No introduction just asked me to pronounce my name & then starts attaching wires to the nerve conduction machine. After a few minutes if him flapping about he tells me he's Dr Diaz & I need to sit on the edge of the examination table. I do as instructed & he starts sticking pads on my arms without communicating a single word to me. At this point I tell him that I'm not having a very good feeling about how my appointment is going so far. He asked what I mean so I told him he's not communicating with me, he's just sticking stuff on me without saying a word. He seemed irritated that I had the audacity to call him out for being unprofessional & proceeded to mumble about how he's worked 100 hours & that people are dying because of the Covid pandemic. I could tell he was annoyed that I was even there like I should be ashamed for having acute nerve pain during the pandemic & shouldn't be bothering him about it. My insurance referred me to him it wasn't my choice. Since I was already there I let him proceed with the nerve conduction study but really wish now that I had left when my gut was telling me to after waiting so long past my appointment time. The study isn't comfortable but I knew that as I've had one before. Good job I knew that because he didn't bother explaining what to expect. After doing the study on both arms he instructed me to lay on my left side & began sticking the needle in the back of my neck. When he was done I felt a lump on the back of my neck where he stuck the needle, when I told him, he informed me he didn't put the needle there... Um, I didn't go into the appointment with a lump on my neck so it was absolutely because of him sticking a needle there. My whole appointment was an uncaring, slap dash rush with little to no communication. I was clearly an inconvenience to an overworked Doctor who couldn't be bothered to even ask me about my symptoms or pain. Dr Diaz, if you're so exhausted stop taking non urgent appointments & focus on your Covid patients. Don't make non Covid patients feel bad for having acute pain during a pandemic, we aren't asking to be in pain. I'm completely sympathetic to plight of Covid patients & they should absolutely come first but in that case stop booking appointments for other patients & then making them feel bad for being there. I'm going to be filing a complaint with my insurance to encourage them not to send anymore military patients to Dr Diaz. I'm a pretty tough lady but a more sensitive person could leave his office feeling very despondent, unheard & hopeless. This is the most unprofessional, uncaring & shameful treatment I've experienced from any Doctor I've ever been to. You couldn't pay me to see Dr Diaz again. Just awful. read more

I have been seeing Dr. Diaz for over 10 years. He is the best, kindest, compassionate neurologist in town!! I have referred several friends and strangers to him. His staff is just as incredible. They always have smiles on their faces. They have been with Dr. Diaz for as long as I've been going there. It's nice to be able to go into a doctors office where they know you by your first name. I have to say the wait can definitely be a bit much, but I wouldn't trade the care I get from him for anything. Some people are just bitter and unhappy!! read more

I have been with Dr Diaz since early 2000 when my previous nuero Dr Dunn no longer took my insurance. There are times that the wait can be as long as 90 mins but I still refer everyoneI know to Dr Diaz. He is the best!He has always taken the time to thoroughly go through ever concern I have. Like a previous Yelper wrote that there are only ever about 3 people in the waiting room. I don't believe the wait is due to overbooking but to the time Dr Diaz takes with each patient. Even though I have been in his office way past office hours Dr Diaz has never made me feel rushed. Having to see any nuero is absolutely terrifying because something being wrong with your brain is terrifying. Yes the wait is long but the care and attention to detail is worth every min I'm waiting read more

To all the people complain about the wait time. It's because people come in and ask the doc questions and have conversations with him. What is he supposed to do tell them to get out. I've been going to him for over 20 years no complaints about diaz he listens to your questions and answers them to the best of his ability. And if he doesn't know he will check for you right in the office. Now some people in his staff should not be there. Just because you have a appointment doesn't mean you'll be in a timely fashion. It just Guarantees your appointment. read more

I waited 3 months for an apt, and once in office waited an hour and a half after my apt time before I was called. The Doctor had no idea why I was there. I advised him I was there to get my MRI results. He didn't have them....WHAT?? The doctor prompty had the young man working call my primary and advised I would be called when they received. Two weeks later.....nothing... when I contacted the office,the beyond rude office manager Dawn told me I received my MRI and bloodwork results during my appt. WRONG!! check your facts. still no results apt was on the 1st, today is the 15th.. sure hope its nothing terminal. WORST SERVICE EVER!!!!! Dr is very nice , staff COMPLETELY INCOMPETENT!!! read more

If I could give negative stars... this would be it. I have to leave work early. My appt was at 145. I showed up at 130. Signed in. Sat down. Receptionist talked with everyone in the room except me. 2:00 comes she calls me up and gives me a clipboard with papers on it. Made sure that I knew the pen was to borrow only. When I was done to bring everything back up. About 10 minutes of paperwork and she is talking with another patient about their dogs and some new treat they got. I bring the clipboard and her precious pen back up. She said it will be a little while. No problem. 320 comes and I'm still not called. I go to ask how long and shes no where to be found. 5 minutes later I Had to get the attention of another person who got her for me. She said there was still one more person in front of me so maybe another hour. I told her I needed to reschedule. She asked what day I was available. I told her that since I've already had to leave work early today that I didn't get off until 430 and I'd have to have something after then. She proceeded to tell me that he is always late. Even if you have an appointment at 1pm you wont be seen at 1pm. Asked her what the doctor expected me to do. I have kids and responsibilities outside his office where I cant wait around for 3 hours to be seen at his convenience. She told me I was welcome to wait longer to see him today. I walked out. I will not return. I do not reccomend him to anyone. A little professionalism and common courtesy goes a long way. She was short and snotty with me. read more

Waited forever. No doctor is worth this. Never again. We were told this is normal. How can anyone work this way? It's a terrible way to treat people. He should show more respect. read more

My daughter had been under the care of Dr. Luis Diaz for years for the treatment of MS. She was on medication for all of those years and was in remission. Becsuse of the Pandemic, we were sheltering in and not going into medical facilities. because of my 84 yrs and her condition. At the beginning of 2021, Dr. Diaz refused to fill my daughter Copaxone injections, because she was afraid to get lab work. After our pleading over and over again to give het meds until we could get our Immunizatins. He refused. He refused even after a phone call from the NV Medical Examiners, asking him to help her. As a result, she had relapse with walking and nerve damage in her left arm and both hands. She now has another wonderful neurologist, who is working to get her back to where she was before this horrible experience. I must add. During this time her, Psychiarist and endocrenolgist cared for her by phone. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Diaz's for over 10 years and I was referred to him from a medical sales rep. Because the Dr. I was seeing and who was giving me the treatment that helped alleviate my pain immensely stopped giving me the treatment ! And when he told me he was going to try something else because the medication he was using was no longer being covered by Medicare and Medicaid ! I knew the other treatments he wanted to do didn't help me ( I had had them for 8 months before he suggested the ONE that he no longer was able to provide ) So needless to say I was devastated and Pissed off knowing I could have pain relief and it wasn't available to me ! ( so I thought ) Now I'm on 3 different pain killers ,sleeping pills ,Muscle relaxers , and antidepressants ! ( which are STILL not helping me ! So my Dad was talking to a neighbor of his and she just so happens to have the same condition that I have and she IS getting the treatment I was told was Unavailable to me ! That DR. LIED to me .Why I don't know ,So my Dad's neighbor called the sales rep. Of the medication that I was being denied ,and got me an appointment with Dr. Diaz ! I explained to him my situations ,And He took one look at me and said " I'm going to help you!) And He has been for a long time ! He listens , and you can tell He really cares ! I can't thank him enough for taking me as a patient . read more

I would find another doctor. The staff are not helpful or friendly and every appointment runs at least 45 minutes late. No doc should be treating their neuro patients like this. read more

I'm a first time patient of Dr. Diaz, he was recommended by one of my favorite doctors. My appointment was at 10am and it is currently 1044 and Dr. Diaz isn't here. If I have to show up on time and pay a copay, the doctor should show up on time too. Absolutely unprofessional and ridiculous! read more

I have been to this office 3 times. Each time I go I have waited for over 2 hours to see the doctor! 2 HOURS! When I asked the receptionist why it always takes so long, she just gives me a blank stare. I asked why they don't give a courtesy call to their customers and she replied to me "we just don't have time to call all the patients that we have." BtW, during the 3 times I have been there there have never been more then 3 patients in the office at one time. My husband is currently at the office TODAY and has been sitting in the waiting room for 2 hours and 15 SO FAR! I am beyond frustated with this office! The doctor is a good doctor but unfortunately I gave the office 1 star and will NEVER GO BACK! You have been warned people! read more