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    Mark Robinson MD

    3.7 (3 reviews)
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    The Center for Cosmetic Surgery

    The Center for Cosmetic Surgery

    4.3(41 reviews)
    14.7 mi
    $$$

    I've been a patient of Dr Wolfe's since 2011. His precision and artistry are unmatched--he's not…read morejust a skilled surgeon, he's a sculptor. The surgeon other plastic surgeons learn from and want to model. He has been consistent over the past 15 years. He listens. He executes. From being a 25 year old who felt unheard by other surgeons (at that time/age), Dr Wolfe listened. He cared. He eased my mind within the first 5 minutes of meeting him and gave me the exact breast augmentation I was seeking. Over the years, I've had multiple surgeries with him. Each surgery and recovery were seamless--no excessive bleeding, bruising, or extreme pain. His techniques from breast augmentation/lifts to tummy tucks are not only beautiful, but comfortable. People are amazed at how thin my tummy tuck scar is and how fast I recovered. When you're a 40 year old mom, you just want that 20's body confidence back. I couldn't be more grateful to Dr Wolfe and his team to give me my "spark". Not only have I referred friends to Dr Wolfe (breast implants/lift and tummy tuck- who still call me years after to say thank you for the recommendation) but another who had surgery with Dr Vath (for a lower face lift, breast lift and implants) AND my mom to Dr Freeman for a upper bleph and brow lift. There is no way I would send the people I love the most in this world to a practice I didn't swear by. All have had amazing results and experiences. I can't leave out the team. Every single staff member at The Center for Cosmetic Surgery was kind, professional, and truly made me feel comfortable and well cared for. Special thank you to Jordan, Daria, Jen, Crystal, Heather, Stacey, Hannah, Erica, Julie- Dr Heidi Green (anesthesiologist/IV Queen) - EVERYONE! Thank you to each and every one of you for your 5 star care and contagious smiles.

    I had breast implants removed and replaced in 2015 by Dr.Vath. I have an implant that has ruptured…read more The Center would not see me because I have Medicare...? This was an elective procedure and the receptionist told me legally they could not see me as a patient. I did not ask them to use my Medicare as I knew this would not be a covered procedure. I would never reccommend this facility because of this. The surgery went fine. I wasn't completely happy with the results as it looks like there is a stitch in the middle of my breasts that is to tight and a bulge/ripple on the left side. I am actually relieved they won't see me now because of legal reasons and their attorneys, it makes me feel like they have had issues and I would not go back to them or reccmmend them to anyone. I suppose they won't do a facelift for someone with Medicare too. Read reviews on this center and do your home work.

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    Neurosurgery One - Lakewood - Dr. McGowan prepares for spine surgery.

    Neurosurgery One - Lakewood

    3.0(4 reviews)
    11.0 mi

    I was referred here by my PCP for a consultation. I met with Tess today who reviewed my X-rays,…read moreMRI's and recommended a CT scan in order for the neurosurgeon to evaluate and recommend further treatment. Check-in was rather effortless and the staff was friendly.

    I was referred to Neurosurgery One Lakewood by my urologist, who was monitoring my post-treatment…read morecare for prostate cancer. The cancer treatments were satisfactory. I am not taking any long-term medications, but I have PSA tests yearly. I'm a 78-year-old male. I saw a PA, Tess Henderson, who recommended the drug Prolia/Denosumab. I never saw an MD, and her recommendation did not account for my osteopenia rather than osteoporosis. The drug is not effective for osteopenia. Some of the side effects, both mild and serious, pose severe health risks. There was no discussion of the risks, especially kidney damage, and I have only one functioning kidney. Ms. Henderson was asked to determine the cost of the drug treatment (a lifetime treatment you cannot stop easily) and to let me know the patient's cost. I have yet to hear anything from Ms. Henderson regarding the co-pay. Blue Cross and Blue Shield initially denied the treatment. Without my consent or knowledge, Ms. Henderson requested a second review. Blue Cross and Blue Shield approved the drug treatment based on information resubmitted. There was no explanation for the change in the drug's approval. I I have tried to meet with the manager at Neurosurgery One. He declined my request without any explanation (no return phone call). I have also tried to obtain information from Blue Cross, but to no avail. Ms. Henderson, in my opinion, is practicing medicine without a license. I firmly believe that Neurosurgery One allows this type of practice. Under no circumstances should anyone become a patient of Neurosurgery One. It's a terrible practice, and no MD will be available when needed. Please don't go there because you may be putting your future health at risk. MDs do not supervise the NPs, allowing NPs to practice medicine without a license. MDs must be required to consult with patients and not abandon their practice of medicine by allowing Nurse Practitioners to make major medical decisions.

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    Golden Ridge Surgery Center

    Golden Ridge Surgery Center

    3.1(15 reviews)
    14.4 mi

    Surgery schedule through Panorama Orthopedics with a surgeon about to retire for July 3…read more Rescheduled to July 10. I could not get the center to respond for several issues. First, the preauthorized charges I had questions about. Second, they couldn't decide which meds I should or should not stay on. Third, I had questions about what I'd heard about the unreported pelvic exams on women during surgeries and wanted to express I was not giving consent. I couldn't get anyone to return calls and I left plenty...until the very last minute. I just went off the meds completely because no one called. Someone from billing finally called. Got decentish info on the SA stuff. I had plenty to prepare because I'm all alone. Had a to join Care.com to figure a ride, find a driver, prepare meals ahead of time, expensive RX to pu, Leg cushion to elevate purchased, etc. Just a lot of arranging the house, getting it all set up so I'd be organized and set up for success. Got to surgery and was all prepped to go when the surgeon came in and asked what we were doing today. When I told him he said, uhm, no. HUH? I repeated what I KNEW we were doing. This is his last day of surgery and then he's retiring. Acts like I'm trying to super-size my surgery! Goes nuts! Runs in with my folder and shoves it in my face. READ IT! It says nothing about this other. I'm lying there trying to stay grounded before the inevitable trigger reaction hits. I was shaking. He storms out and is cursing and pacing on the other side of the curtain, saying all manner of baloney. Comes in and I advocate for him doing the part of the surgery that he specializes in, the reason he was referred. I take the hit and say, I'll just go to the next guy for the rest. He's still apoplectic. Finally the anesthesiologist comes in with management. Says, we don't feel like you trust us here. Uhhhh. LOL I say, look. I get it. It's his last day. He's slammed. But, I know why I'm here. If you can get your surgeon on track, I'm fine. I understand about the other three issues, but they are non issues at this point. If I felt that way I wouldn't be here. I tell them it was a lot to get here and I'd rather he just do it. It's his last day. He says, nope. Sending you home. I tell him. I've explained as best I can. I'm trying to advocate for myself. I've told you that I have other surgeries following, but they want this one done first. This would put everything out of whack. But, ultimately I don't have any of the power or control. He laughs mockingly and says, YOU HAVE ALL THE POWER! Uhhhh. LOL In that case, let's proceed. No. LOL. He brags, we know lots of surgeons, we'll just reschedule you in a couple of weeks. I ask what about all the money I'm out. Like the driver? He says, she's your sister. And, that's when my lie is out. As part of the SA stuff they recommended that you always go with family because you don't want to low-hanging fruit. If you have family there you are more protected. My new driver friend says, We're sisters in Christ, so put sister. LOL. So, I did. Now I have to tell the truth. She's not my sister. We said that for protection. I am actually paying her. He is furious, but says they'll pay her. Storms out. Within minutes I am having everything stripped off in the fastest manner ever. I'm sitting there crying saying, I feel like I'm in trouble. No, you're not in trouble. It's fine. I ask, how are we paying this lady? She gives me her business card and says to email her the receipts. I ask, what about my prepayment. Do I need to go to the front desk? No, it's already been refunded. No, it certainly was not and I had to fight for months!!!! Months! Even Wells Fargo said it wasn't fraudulent. So, I marched down there and the gal finally refunded it. I asked about the interest since they lied about it and tough donuts. I asked again about the $125 and the original gal that's card I had came out. This all happened last July. I still haven't seen it. I keep getting the runaround. We're medical, so it's hard to refund this. Tough. I'm still out the interest, the RX costs, over $100. I'm out the $77 x 2 for Care.com, the Amazon leg thing. WTHeck. Called Panorama within the first couple of weeks and the billing gal had it all figured within 90 seconds. She said when they rescheduled your surgery all the information wasn't input. That's the problem. They refunded their portion same day. No call was ever returned though I did ask to speak to management. No surgeon was ever recommended. At one point the gal offered me a credit to the facility for the $125. You have got to be kidding! I think not! There is zero accountability here. It was by far the most unprofessional experience I have ever had the displeasure to live through. They didn't give a rip about the trauma, about the inconvenience, the cost. Avoid at all costs!

    Unprofessional management. Disrespectful. Inconsiderate. Drs run behind because they gab instead of…read moremove patients along. Poorly run and unorganized. Go elsewhere. Get a new Dr who operates at a better out patient center.

    Mark Robinson MD - neurologist - Updated May 2026

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