Typically, I do not write reviews for my physicians, but Visiting Physicians Association (VPA) are…read moreamazing. They are the family doctors that all other family doctors dream of being. As their name suggests, they are a group of physicians who make house calls and it is wonderful, especially when you are really sick. I have a terrible immune system, so the very last thing I want to do every month when I need to see my family doctor is go to my family doctor's office and expose myself to every single germ in their office, especially during flu season. My family doctor comes to my house where I don't need to think about extra germs. Recently I was really sick and needed extra care, including chest x-rays and everything I needed came to me. VPA made it happen. I had a chest x-ray while sitting on my sofa in my living room. With my old family physician, I would have needed to bundle up, have my husband take time off work, go to the hospital and expose myself to more germs while taking time away from resting. VPA is not the doctor for everyone, obviously, but for those special patients who do need that extra care, there is nothing like seeing that little white car pull up in your driveway.

This gorgeous new Bronson building is FANTASTIC! When I went in for genetic counseling, I didn't go…read moremuch further than the check-in and a conference room on the first floor. That is what I will be talking about here. First: PARKING. THANK YOU, Bronson, for having enough handicap spots when I went. They are all right in front, with flat areas and no curbs. I appreciate this. Second: check-in. The staff member was friendly, polite, and quite helpful. She made sure that everyone was completely masked (not an easy task nowadays, although one would hope easier in a hospital). Third: genetic counseling. I hadn't known what to expect, but was a bit worried because of family cancer history. What I got was a complete science lesson, and SO Much compassion and empathy from my genetic counselor, Cynthia Murray. She spent over 90 minutes with me, going through each section we needed to cover, and, with kindness and grace, answered all of my questions. I came in worried and a bit stressed, and left calm and feeling like I could do this. Isn't that what we want, from a medical appointment? She made it perfect (thank you!).

I have been a patient at the Bronson Cancer Center for a little over 4 months now. My Oncologist is…read moreDr. Natasha Dhawan. She has been absolutely wonderful. She is kind, compassionate and she listens! She remembers details of my personal life and always shows an interest in my family and what we have been up to. She is people oriented, while at the same time she navigates my cancer treatment and makes difficult decisions about my treatment. She has gone above and beyond in caring for me, even seeing me for a concern I had after a treatment when I didn't even have an appointment! My husband and I just love her and we couldn't be happier to have been placed in her care.

The doctors here are great, and the front desk staff is good…read more and dr Horton is a good dr

The doctors here are great, and the front desk staff is usually pretty rude. Jill (who was not…read morewearing a mask even though we are at high risk and there are signs on their own doors requiring them) was exceptionally rude. I was not 15 minutes early for the appointment because the trees block the sign for the building and it's really hard to see the building. It's on a one way street, so it's not as if you can easily turn around and go back, and I had to drive around the block to get in the driveway. The actual check-in took 2 min and then I had to wait another 10 minutes, so why the rush?

I had a good experience with a same day surgery procedure! I would recommend having a procedure…read morethere. Their infection control policies are excellent! Nursing staff very nice and competent!

I was very disappointed with Dr. Doan's attitude toward his patients. The nurse came in to the…read moreexamining room and asked about my symptoms. She exited the room and relayed the information to Dr. Doan. He actually laughed and made negative reference as to how I was trying to diagnose myself. All patients try to figure out what is ailing them. He and another fellow outside the door then spoke about the dangers of prescribing medications to patients who could be money grubbing and get you in the end. Please be aware that your patients CAN hear you as we wait in the room. I rarely visit the doctor and am a productive professional in the community who is certainly not one of those money grubbing people out to get you. Dr. Doan was pleasant in the examining room, but please be aware that patients can hear you outside the room as well. You offended me and seem to be disgenuine in your approach to patient care. My family has gone to this facility for about 15 years. This visit was a sad day.

With a miserable, killer toothache, I called these folks on a Thursday. They didn't have time to…read moresee me that day, OK, I get that. We made an appointment for the next Tuesday leaving five days to wait for some relief. So I showed up on Tuesday and they diagnosed an infected tooth that would have to be pulled, but didn't have time to deal with it right then. They loaded me up with oxycontin and antibiotics, then sent me on my way, still dealing with the torturous pain. And there were no appointments available until the NEXT Tuesday. Next Tuesday finally came, and they called to reschedule the appointment again! Now it's Friday late afternoon, and they just called to tell me that the dentist had to go to the emergency room, I'm on my own, back at square one. It's Friday, everybody else is closed until Monday! And the cost of the office appointment is down the drain. I'm sorry that the dentist had to go to the emergency room, and hope that everything comes out OK for him. But surely the staff there knew they wouldn't be able to accommodate their patients. Couldn't somebody at Otsego Family Dentistry have mercy and let me know earlier? I think one star is overly generous.

Dr Merda is wonderful. Dr Johnson is also wonderful. Great office, all the girls are very friendly…read more& helpful. Saw the comment below, Dr. Merda went to the emergency room & everyone was notified. He is on medical leave for a little bit. Everyone there is hard working & doing the best they can. Also I know they don't prescribe oxy & they more then likely referred him to an oral surgeon & he didn't want to do that. Anyways, great office, great staff, would recommend to everyone :)

When I moved to the area, I tried out many different chiropractors. Dr. Morton was the third one I…read morewent to and I just stopped there. His level of care is wonderful. I've taken each of my three children there from birth and onward; he works with our entire family to keep us healthy and functioning properly. He's always available when I need him which is more than what I can say for other chiropractors in the area. I've never felt pressured to come regularly if I didn't feel it was necessary; I feel as though I'm the one in charge of my family's care and he's there to help in whatever way he can. I would recommend him to anyone!

The only reason why I went to this quack's practice is that I had been attending long before he…read moredrove her practice in the ground. Dr. Jaworski retired when I was in college and I was really sad to see her go. I would walk out of the office in agony, but once it subsided I would feel great for weeks. She was personable and also introduced me to some supplements that fixed a digestive problem that I was having. About five years ago, I was rear ended at a toll booth by a semi that didn't stop quick enough and injured my back, Dusty's eyes lit up when he heard I had an open auto claim . He took one look at me and said "your back is incredibly messed up I am going to need you to come in three times a week." When I was in High School, I mentioned to Jaworski a much more minor bump I took and she immediately x-rayed me at no additional charge, so I am suspicious of the thoroughness of his investigation. He did pull out some gimmicky sensor that he rolled over my back which told me something I didn't already know: I was probably in a lot of pain and discomfort. During those visits, I got the impression that he cared more about getting that insurance money than "healing" me because he'd spend five minutes and make marginal adjustments and I went back to college soon enough. Last summer, I was involved in a serious car accident that I should have not survived. I walked away mostly in-tact but in a whole lot of pain. The next day, I sucked it up and rode my bike a mile and a half to his practice since the car was obliterated. By the time I reached the office in the July sun, I was in excruciating pain. His receptionist informed me that they no longer accepted auto insurance injury claims, but I could pay up front and get reimbursed later. I told her that I didn't have the money to pay up front because she had been dishonest with me on the phone 20 minutes ago. I asked if I could bring the money later when my friend was out of work and could give me a ride. This was an outlandish proposition to her. It apparently made no difference that my mother and I had been going there for 12 years. Dusty was "unavailable" to discuss a possible solution and that's she interrupted , "Well, what do you care about, your money or your health?" I replied that I had neither so it was best for me to leave. I returned home and left him a voicemail explaining the situation and stating that I was very dissatisfied with his practice and if he valued the patronage of myself and my mother* that he should reply. He never returned my call. *She quit going a year earlier because a different receptionist ignored her when she was trying to schedule her next appointment. Why should I wait 10 months before writing this review? I was willing to let all of this go until I caught wind that he was discouraging parents to vaccinate their children. No credible doctor would encourage this dangerous behavior, which is why I refuse to refer to him as "Dr. Morton". At least we will know who to thank when there's a huge measles outbreak at Sunset Lake 10 years down the road.

Momma needed a specialist and we found a great one. All staff members were attentive and seemed to…read moregenuinely care about the patients. Time was taken to answer all questions. Easy checkout w orders faxed to next offices. Parking easy despite the one way street. Highly recommend this office.

Dr. McBride did not believe me that my tooth was damaged because she couldnt see anything. 2 weeks…read morelater the tooth cracked in half beyond repair and it was soo painful she had to extract it. While doing so, she failed to put in bone grafting even though I had told her I wished to pursue a tooth implant. I later learned at a better dentist office, that bone grafting is a necessary step during extraction if the patient intends to pursue a tooth implant. Now I keep getting bills that I have already paid in person. This place is not a good establishment. Even the receptionist is rude. I do not recommend Crossoaks Family Dentistry unless you want to end up toothless like me.

Excellent care with kind staff. Dr McBride is thorough and friendly. So happy to be a patient here.read more