Dr. Lisa has been a godsend for our family. Our son had been making the rounds through departments…read moreat Radys Children's Hospital for two years with each department putting their own spin on "we don't know so we will call it chronic pain". When we met with Dr. Lisa she spend 3.5 hours with us reviewing every detail of our son's medical journey and symptoms. The next day Dr. Lisa had a diagnosis for us (Mast Cell Activation Disorder) and she has stood by our side as we try to navigate this continually changing disease. Dr. Lisa makes me feel calm and confident each time I speak to her and has spent hours helping us work with the school district and other professionals to find the best care for our son. I would highly recommend Dr. Lisa for children and adults. You won't find better care.

Nice lady and intelligent doctor, but she is not good at assessing her patient and modifying her…read morediscussion and recommended program to tailor the patient. We spent a TON of money and received poor technical urinalysis results (basically a print out from the lab; no added value from her as a doctor explaining it in relatable terms). She spoke endlessly in technical terms to my teenager whose eyes glazed over and whom stopped listening (and she continuously repeated herself). Dr L then prescribed an overwhelming number of supplements (rather than finding supplements with multiple nutrients that were needed), that again cost a lot of money. I communicated that the plan was overwhelming and not going to work for us. She did not even try to keep us as a client. Needless to say we ended this relationship and lost a lot of money. (I have never written a negative review on a business before.)

My entire family wants to thank Dr Hutchison and her office for the compassionate and excellent…read morecare of us all. The Doctor's advice about managing the care of our 93 year old mother with dementia, experience with elder care and medication advice for mom's anxiety and sleep were a godsend. If it wasnt for Dr Hutchison's devoted care, mom would not have been able to stay in the comfort of her own home.

I have never left a review for a service provider who cannot even reply because of privacy laws . I…read morenevertheless feel compelled to express my appreciation for how Dr Hutchison has cared for me and my family for decades. Thank you for your skill, caring and the wonderful service of your staff. Bob

Dr. Kakimoto has been my (Male-50's) PCP for over a decade and I am very happy with the care…read moreprovided by her. Dr. Kakimoto is thorough, always takes her time to explain things and patiently answers any questions I have. I never felt rushed, quite the opposite. It is indeed challenging to schedule an appointment within a reasonably short amount of time with any of the MDs, I attribute that to the general shortage in MDs and nothing specific to Dr. Kakimoto. She was always there for me when I specifically asked to be seen by her for more critical (in my opinion) issues. Thank you Dr. Kakimoto!!!

First time meeting her after complaining of left side leg pain and debilitation, she had me go…read morehome, told me I probably had Covid and that I looked seriously Ill and to go home and rest. Really? What doctor tells this to a patient? Blood work ordered but no focus on my leg pain. No X-ray or MRI offered. She said if I still felt sick to go to ER? Second time meeting with her. She was once again dismissive, somewhat rude, showing no empathy or compassion. I felt like I was taking up her time in her busy day. She never was able to help me (with pain in left leg, hip area). She took all I said personally and defensive. Aren't doctors supposed to be trained or educated to deal with patients under pain? Again, No regard to pain I was having. No X-ray or MRI was offered. I had to ask for a physical therapy referral via online. I felt like I was diagnosing myself. She told me she didn't need new patients if I left and that she was one of the partners. Wow. Doctors need CARE model training or a refresher course if they want to keep their patients. She had the worst medical professional manners. Her words were just plain mean. No attempt on her part to create a relationship with a new patient. Very disappointing.

Excellent as always. I have been fortunate to have Dr. Rambur as my doctor for many years. She is…read morenot only brilliant, efficient & gentle, but is kind & empathetic and a pleasure to see. Her office, like her, has been great.

I don't even know where to start. I am 33 years old and have been to many OBG's in my life but…read morenever in my life I had such low quality interaction. I am pregnant for the first time, and if this wasn't terrifying enough, I have had severe bleeding and cramps for over a week prior to my appointment, so I went there with lots of questions, and hoping to get some clarification on what was going on. The office staff was very courteous, that I cannot complain. Unfortunately however, one of the girls (the one who took me to get the urine test) forgot to tell my boyfriend (i told her I would like him to join me when he arrived (he was on his way) and she guaranteed me she would let him know where I was. He got there, looked for me, and nobody took him to me. Shame on them. Onto the "doctor". I don't even think I can call that person a doctor. She introduced herself and gathered my records and took a 3-second look and started to ask me questions that she clearly hadn't read a thing about me. "You've had 3 miscarriages?" No, Ive never been pregnant, it's written there. "Oh, thats your second pregnancy?" No, ma'am, Ive never been pregnant, its right there on the paper you are holding. She was aloof and I don't even think she knew my name at that point. She seemed in a hurry. I proceeded to explain about my severe pain and bleeding and all aha said was "There really not a way to tell you whats that". Well, maybe thats why we come to a Doctor, to get answers! She then proceeds to get my IV ultrasound. Good Lord. My boyfriend is a Radiologist, so watching her doing my ultrasound was scary. She didn't know how to use the machine! She didn't know how to freeze the image, she didn't know how to print, she didn't know how to MEASURE IT! She actually measured my yolk vertically so there was no way to see the size of the fetal pole. She was so clumsy I actually has to hold the ultrasound pole inside of me (I SWEAR TO GOD, I'M NOT JOKING) while she franticly tried to find the button where to print the horrible image she chose to look at. I swear any 1st year med-student would have done a better job. She printed the thing, looked at the blood test I brought with me and said it was inconclusive. She didn't exam my breast, she didn't ask about anything. She said she needed another blood test and if the results are not good, I should decide on how to proceed with the miscarriage and then "move on with my life". She then proceeded to tell me not to give up yet and left the room. That was it. My very first pregnancy, one million questions, hundreds of weird symptoms, a doctor unable to operate an US machine and a 10 minute appointment. I actually thought she would meet me at her office so I could ask her more questions but no, that was it. I left with more questions than answers, and when I showed the picture to my boyfriend (who's been reading those for over 15 years now) he said "Who took this? And what the heck is she measuring here?". He wanted to go back there but I was already too disturbed to bother. Fast forward one day and I call the office to let her know about my second blood work. Receptionist says Doctor will call me back with instructions. About two hours later someone calls, but thats not the doctor. Its her assistant. The call lasted 0:58seconds. She told me "blood results were inconclusive and not so good, doctor wants a new ultrasound and if theres no heart beat, you need to chose the miscarriage/abortion option". Like that, cold as an ice cube. I was in shock for a bit and was like "but does she want another blood test?, do I just wait here for a week, Im in pain, and bleeding!".. and he assistant said, "no, just another ultrasound. No heart beat, make sure you chose your miscarriage options." And that was it. Heartless, inconsiderate, cold and unprofessional treatment from both, this doctor and her assistant. I was hoping the doctor would call me and explain me something, give me some word of encouragement, provide me with some explanation. But apparently her assistant does that for her, and very poorly. I broke down in tears not only because of the not so encouraging news, but because of the WAY those two ladies dealt with such delicate situation. I bet they don't have children or never had a miscarriage. This is not a way of dealing with a first-time pregnant woman who's scared to death. "Choosing a miscariage/abortion way" is not something you tell people like you are telling them they have a cold. THIS IS SUPPOSE TO BE THE MOST IMPORTANT THING OF MY LIFE, and all they did was treat me like one more patient to be billed. This was traumatizing and I can't wait to actually deal with a HUMAN doctor, someone that will actually seat down and talk to me, someone that will pick up the phone and speak to me and give me some compassion. Those two women were not human. Those are not Doctors. It takes more than an MD degree to make someone a good doctor, and she is not one of them.

I saw Lynette Williamson for a year in San Diego as a holistic doctor.even though I had the best…read moredoctors available to me. I found Dr Williamson to be a very inspiring doctor, and very caring and thorough in her check ups of me. Evan Sachs

I never given a poor review before but feel compelled to do so here. I don't want anyone to have to…read morego through what I am going through. I went in for my first 10 pass ozone therapy session two weeks ago. Halfway through the procedure, another doctor came in to take over from Doctor Williamson. It was clear that the new doctor was being trained. Doctor Williamson stayed in the room to supervise. Once the procedure was over, they left me unsupervised with the needle still in my arm. After a few minutes, my arm started to throb. A few minutes later, I started calling out for someone to get the needle out. It took another 10 minutes for the new doctor and Steven to come in and tend to me. The new doctor took the needle out and did a poor job of wrapping my arm. The compression bandage came off before she even left the room. When I got home, the gauze was bloody. Since the procedure two weeks ago, my arm has been in terrible condition and I am in severe pain. I am unable to use my arm at all - I can't even pick up a glass of water. I am going to my primary care physician today - she is concerned that I have nerve damage. I have messaged Dr. Williamson twice and Steven is the one who called me back. I want to talk to a doctor, not the office manager. I wish I would have checked the other Yelp reviews - if I had, I would not have gone to this doctor. It is also odd that Dr Williamson is the only person with a background on the website. What is the background of the other doctor? What is Steven's background? Why is he giving me nutritional advise? I went to Dr. Williamson with the hope of improving my condition. Two weeks later, I am in a much worse place physically and mentally.

This review is for Christina the ultrasound technician. As many woman can relate and particularly…read morethose in my age bracket...we can be going through some female things that can oftentimes disrupt our life and or make it pretty uncomfortable. My OBGYN wanted me to have an ultrasound to compare to my last ultrasound visit (non ob). Christina was very thorough from the moment she greeted me to the very moment we were done. They were ready for me the moment I walked in for my appointment. I did all the pre-check in stuff, in the application, and then clicked the "I'm here now" feature. It actually worked (sometimes in the past it hasn't worked in the application) My appointment was for a specific time and the application gave a notice to be there 15 minutes prior. It somehow switched that it was 20 minutes prior & I'm not sure why that was. ?? I come prepared for these types of visits anyway & that cuts down changing in & out of my wardrobe times. It all went smoothly and I so appreciate that. My OBGYN & team is great here too. She deserves her own review!

Dr Grace Was wonderful surgery on my mom. Pre-op she…read moreexplained everything (a-z) answer all questions i had (my mom). Of course unfortunately we miss is Dr Brody. Dr Grace thank you for everything

We made an appointment with Dr Pransky to get a second opinion on my daughter's enlarged adenoids…read more We had visited Radys and they had only spent 5 min with us and then handed me some papers and said my daughter needed surgery. We were uneasy with that response, so I happened to find Dr Pransky through word of mouth when I was calling around trying to find someone that wasn't employed by Radys. Dr Pransky spent an hour with us, gathering all medical history and really explaining to us how everything worked and what was needed and why. He listened to our concerns and answered all of our questions. It came to be that the surgery was needed, but we felt a lot more confident with our decision after spending time with Dr Pransky and also learning about all of his experience. I did a lot of research as well, reading his reviews beforehand and I even asked the other doctors we work with about him-they all said he was fantastic and that we were in good hands. He has a very fun office set up for the kids, and my daughter was completely comfortable with him and actually didn't want to leave. We scheduled the surgery but of course I was still nervous the day of, my daughter is 2 and so little, barely over 20 lbs. I have never had a child have surgery before. Dr Pransky was great, the actual procedure was probably 10 min and everything went so well. I thought he was exaggerating when he said she would be up and playing and eating the minute she got home. 30 min after we took her home, she was already back to her normal self, playing with my other daughter. I wrote this two weeks out to ensure she didn't have any complications. She is doing so well, sleeping through the night, no more runny nose and not breathing out of her mouth. I am so thankful for Dr Pransky and doing what is best for my child and making it such a good experience. I absolutely recommend him, he has so much experience and knowledge and will do what's best for your child.

Dr. Pransky performed a tonsillectomy on our ~3 year old daughter exactly one week ago. There was a…read morechance for adenoid removal but during surgery, Dr. Pransky determined it was not necessary. We were anxious to write this review the second day post-surgery, but we purposefully waited until today to post this in the event something unexpected were to occur. Her recovery was frankly remarkable. Surgery was performed at 7:30AM and by late-afternoon, she was running around and playing like her normal self. We had to manage her food intake because if it were up to her, she would have had chicken nuggets for dinner. Witnessing this first-hand after all the anxiety build-up was a major relief. Dr. Pranksy was recommended by several medical professionals due our daughter's massive tonsils. My wife and I are extremely cautious parents and any potential medical attention for our family comes with hours of diligence. The man is truly a first-class physician and running a private practice clearly provides him with the autonomy to perform surgeries in a manner that is best for the patient and not per a larger group's policies/ requirements. We are extremely thankful for his attentiveness, care, and execution. I can imagine these tonsillectomies can become very routine for surgeons and their respective offices, but Dr. Pranksy, his assistant- Sabrina, and staff- Nour made us very welcome and personal.

This Doctor in 2022 preformed a breast exam on me and left me with bruises my breasts. She pulled…read moreand tugged even when cried out in pain. I still can't figure out what she got out of this. I did report it and have heard nothing about their findings. My guess is they are sweeping it under the rug. I have survived breast since that incident and still have never encountered this type of experience and pain. Shame on her and any one who supports this kind of abuse. I believe Dr. Proshkina should have a mental health evaluation to prevent further harm to other patients.

Dr. Proshkina has been my primary care physician for over 10 years. In my lifetime (I'm 75), she…read morehas been the best doctor ever. She is proactive, with her patients' best interests at heart. Without going into specifics, I need to say how much I've appreciated her care over the years. Simply the BEST!