I was required to have pulmonary clearance prior to surgery, but was new in town and didn't have a…read morepulmonologist in the area. I begged and pleaded all over town. A practice manager came to my rescue we worked together to get the paperwork in order. The office staff was kind and helpful, the quality of care was thorough and my surgery went on as planned. I am very thankful.

They never answer the phone. I've called 6 weeks straight during their "business hours" I love…read moreDr.Poulos. I hate having to give NAH my business but I've gotta have a pulmonologist who has a working phone system! I have no clue how they think pulmonary care cannot be consistent?

My first interaction with Dr Gordon was top notch. He listened about my unique health challenges…read moreand worked with me to adjust newly prescribed medications so they would be tolerable. However at the second visit, which was supposed to be for an echocardiogram and also being set up with the heart monitor, I was unfortunately deeply disappointed. In fact so much so that I have canceled future appointments and moved on to a new cardiology practice. The echocardiogram technician instructed me to remove my clothing and put on a gown while he prepared to do the echocardiogram. I don't know @ what point over the last few years that this practice (having a male technician with a woman alone and partially disrobed) has became considered normal, but to me it is certainly not acceptable to me to have a male technician do an echocardiogram! (By the way, I had forgotten what was involved in an echocardiogram, or I would have asked up front for a female.) So I refused the ultrasound, politely telling the technician that I would go elsewhere where I had a choice of a female technician. I also mentioned several times that it was nothing personal, but I did not agree with this policy. I sat down in the waiting room again to prepare for the next part of the appointment at this practice, after telling the woman at the front desk. Within less than 5 minutes I received a phone call from the Dr himself, accosting me about what I had supposedly said to his technician that was a personal upfront. I deny the accusation. It certainly was not true and what took place was NOT according to the story of the young technician. Dr Gordon was amicable in moving to reschedule the echo elsewhere, of course, (where I could choose to have a female clinician). Unfortunately, this situation is fraught with several challenges. One being the unprofessionalism of the echocardiogram technician, trotting right over to the doctor and complaining about me as if I had done something wrong. Secondly the unprofessionalism of the Dr himself, calling me up and confronting me about what I had said to his technician. Thirdly, why are women being railroaded through tests like this in doctor's offices without being given a choice first? I felt like I was ambushed, but I did stand up for myself, for which I am glad. I can't imagine other senior women being in this predicament as I was initially with being told to disrobe and put on a gown for a young male technician to do an ultrasound that would include a gown open at the front, revealing my breast area. I wanted to ask the doctor, how would you feel if this was your daughter, your wife, or your sister?! And what is happening in our culture that doctors are allowed to speak to patients this way? It's difficult enough to be ill and need medical care, but to have to endure this kind of disrespect?! This is just way over the top. I feel that all of what took place is quite tacky and unprofessional and I will no longer be returning to this practice. Heads up!

From the owner: he Arizona Heart Rhythm Center offers excellent care for many cardiovascular conditions to adults…read moreat their offices in Phoenix, Gilbert, Prescott, and Yuma, Arizona. The cardiovascular specialists take a patient-centered approach to care and offer concierge care to provide accessibility and patient satisfaction at an affordable price. The specialists can diagnose and treat many heart conditions, including arrhythmia, atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, and palpitations. They also provide comprehensive care for conditions like peripheral artery disease (PAD), coronary artery disease (CAD), and aneurysm. Diagnostic technologies are available to quickly confirm cardiovascular conditions. The office features electrophysiology services to evaluate the heart's electrical activity and diagnose the cause of chest pain. Other diagnostic testing includes stress testing, electrocardiogram (EKG), and echocardiogram. The Arizona Heart Rhythm Center has an in-office cath lab to treat heart failure and heart disease. The providers use treatments like cardiac ablation, pacemaker implantation, and implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) to treat arrhythmia and other heart conditions. The physicians also offer the Watchman® implant from Boston Scientific Corp. to reduce risk factors for stroke. The cardiovascular specialists stay up to date on the latest health care advances...

Dr. Joudeh and his staff are stellar! Kind, compassionate, and humane. I can't recommend them…read moreenough!

No pulmonologist available to meet with. What's the point is all you get is a physicians…read moreassistant. And they don't discount you bill when you only see a assistant.

Dr. Alyssa is truly one of the best doctors we've ever had…read more My parents have been seeing Dr. Alyssa for about a year now, and I can honestly say she is one of the kindest, warmest, most genuine primary care doctors you will ever meet. She doesn't talk down to you or rush you -- when you speak with her, it feels like talking to a good friend who truly cares. What really stands out is how incredible she has been with my parents, who both have dementia. We were previously going to one of the top dementia clinics in all of Arizona, but Dr. Alyssa has done more for them with her compassion, patience, and understanding than any specialist has. She explains everything clearly, takes her time, and always makes sure we understand the plan moving forward. She has a true heart for people, especially seniors with cognitive issues, and her kindness shows in every interaction. It's no surprise she already has a 5-out-of-5 star rating(in my eyes)-- she absolutely deserves it. If you're looking for a doctor who is thorough, knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about her patients, Dr. Alyssa is the one you want. She's simply outstanding.

I would just like to say i was alittle nervous going in today…read more. But once i got up to the front desk and talked too one of the ladies it calmed my nerves right away she was very friendly and nice. Then when i got to meet with Dr. Miyram Rose she was very easy to talk too about things that have been troubling me for some time now very easy to interact with no judgements listens to her patients in full detail . Also thank you to the young ladies who drew my blood i mentioned to them i have sevre anxiety and they were totally understanding through the whole process . They were guiding me through the whole thing had a very steady hands , Once again thank you to the staff for me making feel so welcome

Dr. Ronan is one of the best doctors I've ever had. Unfortunately, I've had A LOT, due to chronic…read morerespiratory issues. Dr. Ronan was the third pulmonologist I sought care from and have never looked back. She's EXTREMELY smart, up-to-date on all current medical research, spends so much time with each patient, and is genuinely invested in your well-being and health. I have a habit of googling and researching my symptoms and diagnoses and this is not always received well by other doctors I've had. However, Dr. Ronan encourages me to do this, as she knows the patient is an expert on their own bodies, so she wants to take into consideration any possible theories you may have about what's going on. In addition to Dr. Ronan, her staff are amazing. Her MA is quick and responsive. They have the prior authorization process down and will work to challenge insurance companies if initially given a denial. I've told Dr. Ronan that I literally owe her my life. She brought me back from the lowest point in my life, due to chronic illness, to a place where I can live a happy, healthy, "normal" life of a 42 year old. She never gave up, even though my conditions were complex and took a lot of trial and error, and was along side me through everything. Everyone deserves a doctor like Dr. Ronan!

I had the best experience with Dr. Bridgett Ronin and Arizona Pulmonary Specialists. I had a chest…read morex-ray that was very concerning and wanted to see a specialist ASAP. I called the office and Maggie the scheduler, was able to get me in to see Dr. Bridgett Ronan in a few days. The office assisted me in having my CT scan results sent to their office prior to my visit. Once I arrived at the office they checked my temperature before I entered the lobby, ensuring the safety of all patients present in the waiting area. Kasia, the doctor's assistant checked my vitals and gave me a brief pulmonary function test. She was very friendly but also very efficient. Shortly after I was checked into the room, Dr. Ronin arrived and explained my CT scan in great detail. She was warm and friendly at the same time very professional. She not only explained the results of my CT scan, she showed me the images and how she arrived at her determination. She took a lot of time explaining my condition and I felt very confident in her advice. She did deliver good news but I must say that even if she were giving me not such good news, she would have done it in a very detailed and compassionate way. I will be followed by Dr. Ronin for the foreseeable future to monitor my condition, and I really look forward to seeing her again. I'm 61 years old and Dr. Ronin is one of the best doctors I've ever encountered. I would recommend her to anyone who wants a very knowledgeable, educated, warm and compassionate doctor.

Dr. Kim Parker does not return phone calls. First time I left message for a return call she never…read morereturned the call, six months later I requested a return phone call it took five days before she called back. I would not recommend her. Both calls were related to upper respiratory infection after air travel. Also, she likes to talk about her children more than what is going on with me.

Dr. Parker is amazing! she takes time to listen and explain issues that concerned me. her demeanor,…read morelanguage and style made me confident in her. Her level of care is top notch!

The minute you walk in you understand, you're in good hands…read moreFrom the front desk to medical staff, I felt like I was in good hands I feel confident that all my medical needs would be met. Thank you

While my first visit was nice, recurring visits were awful…read more The main doctor I saw was nice, knew what he was talking about and explained everything I needed to do/testing/etc. clearly and concisely. Then; my follow up appointments were shoved around twice because he wasn't available. I had to see a nurse who noticed issues with my lungs; when I asked about trying to figure out what had caused the issues she clearly wasn't interested - "Well they seem to be getting better so call us if you have any issues". This is my *lungs* we are talking about and she didn't care at all about my concerns. My last visit was a visit scheduled months in advance; I had brought everything to the appointment as I wanted to talk to the doctor about things. The front desk then informs me that I cannot see the doctor because my referral had expired. When I informed her that it was insanely unprofessional to just let their patients' referrals expire without warning she merely told me "Sorry, it's the patient's responsibility to keep track of referrals." How am I supposed to keep track of this when *your* referral department (spoiler: They do not have one! Red flag!!) has all this information? My time was wasted and nobody who worked there could care less. Needless to say I've switched providers and I absolutely do not recommend anyone else visit.

I observed cruel treatment of elderly oxygen challenged patients being rejected for scheduled…read moreappointments due to being late like 12 min late while their cut off is 10 min late. it was highly unethical treatment of elders perhaps elder abuse.

DO NOT GO HERE. I…read morewent to get a replacement CPAP machine and had the request rejected twice by my insurance company because the pracitice failed to provide information showing the device was medically necessary. It was a replacement machine. They wrote the original order. Their was no reason for this to happen. As of this moment, it's been almost 30 days and I am still waiting for them to send the proper documentation to the insurance company. In addition, the quality of care was unacceptable. I waited more than 30 minutes in the exam room before having to go to the front desk to see what the delay was. No one ever checked on me. After inquiring, somehow the doctor was suddenly available. The front desk person also said it was weird in that he did not have a patient before me. I cannot stress enough how terrible this practice is.