I had the best experience at this location first of all Kari the nurse was so nice she gave me…read morereferrals she heard me and cared! Secondly Dr Bowman was excellent he heard my concerns his bed side manner was above expectations he even gave me a hug you can tell he cares and he listened to my concerns I would give them 10 out of 10 thank you so much for a excellent experience

If I could leave 0 stars I would! Yes, the staff is nice (very nice even, and a clean place) BUT I…read morewill never step foot in there simply because of their outlandish hidden pricing for an Urgent Care that IS IN my network. Use this as a massive warning! (And I am seeing others comment in these reviews similarly.) Circumstance 1: I went in to the Urgent Care for a UTI and was charged, using insurance, $812.00 just for a dip stick urine test and under a 2 minute doctor consultation to write me an RX. My insurance paid $7.37 total because they said that is the cost of a test. That makes sense. So what is left is costing me over $400 a minute for help for face to face care with a doctor. Circumstance 2: I went to the same Urgent Care (didn't have the bill for the previous one, otherwise I would not have gone) for bronchitis and a sinus infection. Again, heart rate, bp, and a stethoscope to my chest was all that was done, in addition to the prescription to take to a local pharmacy (no xrays or anything like that). This one was charged $528...so over $150 per minute to be face to face with a doctor. Both times I went, I was the ONLY patient in the waiting room (and didn't see one in the main part of the rooms). It's not like I was at a high peak time even. Why weren't others there...probably because they have read so many poor reviews unlike I did. I was telling this with a friend of mine and she told me that this happened to her as well (same location for an ear infection), resulting in an outlandish bill, so I am not the only person that this has happened to. I have called many times to get them to recode/adjust trying to dispute it even asking for the self payout, and they are not budging.They are standing behind their stomach-dropping fees. I will also say, I have gone to this location other times in past years for the same issues and never received such outlandish bills. It's as if they are treating this like an emergency room (and with my multiple phone calls the billing department employees keeps saying "ER"). I have driven by the place to make sure it didn't change to an ER and I mistakenly didn't notice, but the sign on the building (and the website) says Urgent Care. I am NOT trying to get out of paying for my services, but I will stand up for what is "right" and announce to many what a horrible company they have become. Seems like the only thing I can do is leave a bad review, notify the news company, file a complaint with the department of health, in addition to my insurance company (Blue Cross) knowing. Price gouging at its finest. Very deceiving business practice. Please go anywhere but here! Never, ever again will I use them! (Look at the slew of Google reviews on this place. I am by far not the only one!)

I was scheduled here for a CT scan only. They were fantastic and got the test done stay as ordered…read more Results were expedited and I was very pleased. Nice staff and easy parking albeit construction was near by.

I highly recommend it at excellent care. Dr. Romi was the best. The women are so caring everybody…read morein the office amazing.

Had foot surgery at this hospital, I had to pay roughly $5k in advance to hospital before my…read moresurgery. I questioned the amount several times but no one seemed to care. After surgery I called my insurance company & complained. They found that I was overcharged $3.200. I called several times to Banner to get my refund & all I got from them was it's a long process to get your refund. Took 2 1/2 months to get my $$. WHAT A SCAM!!!! OVERCHARGE PATIENTS & HOLD $$ MAKE INTEREST

I delivered my baby at Banner Gateway and all the nurses were so kind and made my labor and…read moredelivery amazing. My delivery room was giant as well! We had 4 labor and delivery nurses. Allie was my nurse towards the end of my labor and she was the nurse who helped me deliver my baby and all I can say is WOW! I will never forget how awesome she was and how well she took care of me. The postpartum care nurses (we had 6) were not as awesome as Allie but most of them were kind! The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because the postpartum care is not the best. They tell you to get as much rest as possible and feed baby but then they come into the room every 5-10 minutes. Not sure if that happens everywhere, this is my first baby. We also had issues with the cafeteria not delivering food to my room. Overall, my experience at Banner gateway was great and i definitely recommend delivery your baby here if you are considering it.

I have been a patient at APTC for at least four years. I have had epidurals, nerve ablations and…read morepain management. I've had CRPS, osteoarthritis, multiple herniated discs both cervical and lumbar and chronic migraines. In short, I'm a hot mess. I primarily see Dr. Nasser and NP, Amelia Campbell and their attention to my concerns and thoroughness has been incredible. When I was in PT trying to avoid spinal fusion, I mentioned how painful it was, I know PT can hurt, I've had both hips and knees replaced. However, when I told Amelia I was leaving PT crying she sat me down and encouraged me to remember that while it can be uncomfortable, what l was experiencing could be doing more harm than good. She also said it could just be a bad fit and maybe I could see a different provider as there are many approaches to PT. The extra ten minutes she spent with me helped me remember to self advocate. Anyway, she cared and her advice was very helpful. The office staff are efficient, friendly and kind. In all the years I've been there, they've only run behind one or two times. I highly recommend them.

Told me to get 2 MRI's done then told me to go away because I tested for THC…read moreI was told to get MRI for lumbar

My wife has bone cancer and is being treated at MD Anderson Cancer Hospital in Gilbert, Az. She has…read more had care over the past two weeks from the pain management and radiation departments of the hospital. As a side effect of the daily treatments, she vomits every time she tries to eat any food. Its been like that for over a week. She has lost 20 pounds since beginning treatment, and we are having difficulty getting this problem resolved by a doctor. We have called this problem to the attention of nurses in both pain management and radiation but have received differing suggestions from these nurses, who don't have any helpful advise and seem hesitant to involve a treating doctor. We have faith in the hospital staff. And will continue to receive treatment from the professionals there. I just hope that we get the attention my wife needs by being persistent .Don Parrish, Esq.

This is in relation to the pre provider interaction as that sets the tone each time…read more Constructively, Banner once again misses the mark when it comes to the patient experience, lack of professionalism and accuracy in information given via phone and in emails, cumbersome registration processes, and a sheer failure to take continued feedback negative experiences and make improvements. Today, I literally called in for details of where I should go for my appt because the email does not give details. Side note: when scheduling, I asked if I'd get an email after scheduling and they said "no not unless you request it" (what type of response is that from an established medical business). The person on the phone today at 8:52am (after being on hold for 8 minutes or more), was not helpful. I was asking for guidance clarity and where to go. She originally said to check in on the main floor. Then I asked for clarification because I told her that I did that last time and they said I would not have to do that again and I would just go to whatever door or floor or wing. She looked again and then said you would go to the second floor. I said OK can somebody please put that in the email? It is not clear where we need to go or even who we're seeing in the email. With the usual experience, the person on the phone did not seem to care about the patient experience or feedback. Either asked her to please take this feedback to somebody so that they can look at this and help with the patient experience. She then gave a scripted response. Fast-forward to going to the second floor like she told me and then being sent down to the main floor to get registered. I told that person that I was very frustrated because I literally had just gotten off the phone with the phone representative who told me very clearly that she misspoke. I should go to the second floor. She sent me downstairs. At that time I asked for management because this is not the first time this has happened. This is not the second time on top of a different experience in the waiting room where the front desk individuals were talking about very unprofessional topics, including violence, e.g., punching their Co Worker on the side of their jaw. I truly hope Banner does something with the experience here because as a patient it is not easy, it is cumbersome, there is no clarity and people are routinely giving wrong information. The process for patients. Should be as seamless as possible. I also don't understand or like that we are treated like hospital patients carrying around our own labels and having a wristband as if we're in the hospital every time we come here (or get imaging at the affiliated building. Talking to people here is mostly like they are robots (without emotion), reading scripts and not equipped to even give a direct number to management, especially when there's patterns of unsatisfactory patient experiences versus calling the main patient complaint line. I truly hope Banner takes all of the negative experiences to heart and makes significant improvement to the patient care experience, especially since we are not hospital patients. We don't even have the ability to check in online or do anything to expedite or improve this currently cumbersome experience.

My mother-in-law recently had a backwards fall from her porch in which she struck the concrete with…read morethe back of her head. Luckily, she was transported to the very best trauma hospital in the area. Diagnosed with a brain bleed and a sprained ankle from her fall, they kept her for observation. Long story short, she was sent home, but had a few strange episodes and was in a lot of pain, and returned for about another week of care. We met several of her nurses and were impressed with their bedside manners. They really took good care of my MIL. The hospital is easy to navigate and has a terrific parking structure within walking distance. And a Starbucks open until midnight during the week. Overall, a great experience for a terrifying situation.

I went to urgent care due to very high blood pressure and an extreme headache that I had had for…read moreseveral days, and they referred me to the ER. When I saw the doctor, I explained my symptoms, but from the start, I felt like my concerns were being dismissed. He made a comment that high blood pressure is "better than low," which didn't feel reassuring given why I was there. He told me the plan was to do blood work, an EKG, and give me another dose of my blood pressure medication. I had my blood drawn and waited, expecting to be called back for the EKG. Instead, the doctor later came to tell me that my "EKG and blood work" were normal. I had to point out that I never actually received an EKG. He responded that he must have been thinking of another patient, which was concerning in itself. He then said he didn't think an EKG was necessary anymore, even though it had been part of the original plan. He recommended that I start taking my blood pressure medication twice a day and discharged me. This left me feeling confused and uneasy. After doing some research the next day, I learned that I am already on the maximum recommended dose of that medication, and increasing it is not typically advised. Overall, I left feeling that my concerns weren't taken seriously and that the care I received lacked attention to detail.

Dr. Yaddu makes a lot of promises upfront. He convinces you that everybody else is wrong and he…read morehas the answer. Initially told me my groin pain was not from my back or hips but rather my SI joint. Did an SI fusion. No change. Then he said let's try the Intracept procedure. No change, maybe worse. The one good thing that happened was that I made the decision to get off oxycodone after six years. Went back to my spine surgeon after 2 years of Dr. Yaddu. MRI showed previous partial directory has eroded to the point where the vertebrae are dropping out of line. Probably looking at my third level of fusion. My surgeon showed me a picture of my spine that Dr. Yaddu had posted on his practices' website showing off his "skill" in performing an Intracept procedure around my old fusion. The procedure was a complete failure. Seems like a lot of these pain doctors just use their patients like an ATM .

My entire family has been seeing Dr. Yeddu for years. He listens and he keeps us all functional in…read morespite of the pain. The girls at the desk are always helpful and friendly so it makes it super simple to go each month. The only thing I'd suggest is that they drop the masks. At this point, this is the only place we go still requiring them. Can we make them optional please?

Dr. Popa has been our primary care physician for 6 months. His patience and understanding with our…read morenewborn has been way more than we could every ask for. He is attentive to our needs and never misses a beat. Our daughters health is our number one priority and we have never left feeling like he feels any different. I would highly recommend his office. Additionally, his staff is also patient and kind, and they always make us feel like we are number one.

I like Dr. Johnson and he seems reasonable with his treatment plan, however his office staff leaves…read moremuch to be desired. They schedule and cancel appointments without speaking to you. They will send a text about an appointment you never booked. And then cancel appointment you have booked. Looking for a new PCP.

Hi all. Dr Karen Garby and staff are amazing. They all went out of their way to make me and…read morehusband feel calm and relaxed but more importantly Dr Garby was/is willing to talk to me at length and answer any little question I had. She never seemed rushed and didn't make me feel silly for asking questions. Highly recommend Dr Garby.

Four years ago CICC put a port in for my step father. They always say that they do not put a port…read morein if the white blood count is over 10 because it can cause infection. They knew that my step father had pneumonia the month before which increased his white blood count. They did not check his white blood count before the port placement. We did not realize that CICC did not check his white blood count. Later we learned that his white blood count was 13.4 when the port was put in. He ended up with a massive infection, got septic and four months later he died. We will never forget the suffering he experienced after the port placement. CICC completely disregarded what happened. I would never go near them.

One Medical is an interesting place to review because... it's not a restaurant, and it's not an…read moreentertainment place. But it's a place you go to see a doctor. And in the spirit of Yelp... I review everything. Including... walk-in doctor's offices. So, I'm a One Medical user, and I've used it for about six months. This is my home location, and I'm definitely a fan. One of the main things I like about it is how you can get labs done by just walking in anytime. You don't need an appointment. You just walk in and wait. If there's a line, they can give you a time to come back. Or, if there's no line, you can just sit in the waiting room. It's very nice to have a lab on site, and you don't have to deal with the whole Sonora Quest adventure that a lot of us Arizonans deal with. I've seen two nurse practitioners there. Both of them were helpful. And not only did they show good bedside manner--if I'm able to use that term, despite not actually being in a hospital bed--but they also were quick to respond to my messages on the app. The service here is painless. No pun intended. It's easy to make an appointment. Their app is very well-designed. And this location is clean and friendly. I would recommend One Medical if you're looking for a simple primary care experience.

One Medical is a wonderful forward thinking Dr office. They are own some Saturdays, are…read morenationwide.... yes you can do teledoc visits, but if you're out of town you can also gp to another OneMed office near you. The medical staff is caring and amazing, they have a lab in office. The biggest thing is they respect your time. You don't wait in the waiting room long your provider comes to get you not a med tech and you can pick your apt time 15 min 30 etc. There is an annual membership fee but you get a discount if you have Amazon Prime. My dad is 78 years old and has had many health issues and they've taken care of him wonderfully and my 24yo son is also a patient there. We are very happy with their care for us all.