The worst place to go for imaging! Bossy, rude, inexperienced staff with little to no medical…read moreexperience. Treat you like they are your boss! Order you around. Ignore you. Treat you like S***. Laugh in your face. Refuse to give you your own records. Refuse to give you requested forms. Overall low quality, money driven, nasty office.

Very impressive business. They are on top of it. Short wait. Respectful, kind considerate…read more Results in less than 3 hours. Waiting room not overbooked. No pressure. Very nice employees. I felt important and valued.

Dr. Duperret is one of those rare doctors whose style harkens back to the golden days of Marcus…read moreWelby. He is genuine, caring, a great listener, respectful, honest, super-smart, attentive. He is thorough and extremely competent. He has been our family doctor for 3 generations, starting with my mother-in-law, sister-in-law, her daughter, my husband. We all think he's the bee's knees. He even did house calls for my mother-in-law as she was in her final decline, checking up on her with regular calls. He caught an illness in me within 2 minutes of examining me that was spot on, and saw me through 5 months of successful treatment. He has a common-sense, personable style. A brilliant mind with a friendly, inclusive bedside manner.

I have been going to Dr. Duperret for over 25 years. He is very thorough and always attentive. He…read moreis always responsive and will even reach out to me on the phone regarding test results. I have also been able to call him on a number of occasions for advice. He is also a great person with a warm disposition. Confident but never arrogant and always listens intently while providing valuable information. Highly Recommend!

My first time here. I waited 6 weeks for a new patient slot. Had to wait and extra bit but the doc…read moretook his time with me. He really listened. He sent my prescription to wrong pharmacy and it is Friday late sooooo will have to get started with it on Monday. I am super hopeful that I can reach a higher level of health with his guidance and health. I have instituted his eating recommendations and I have already noticed a difference in 24 hours. It is so hard on your own determining what is going on with your body and what you should do. Now I have a clear direction. I trust that he will not want to put in on a suitcase full of drugs that will damage my body. I did get one Homeo remedy and some nutrition advice. I was hoping for more natural rather than big Pharma drugs.

I went to see Dr. Taylor because a friend recommended him. He did appear knowledgeable in many…read moreareas but did not listen to or honor the reasons for my visit. Being a naturopath, he is familiar with both natural and allopathic methods of treatment. Although his staff said he was familiar with the neurological issues I was asking about, he did little to discuss them with me. He also did not ask if I wanted a more natural or allopathic approach. He sent me out the door with an allopathic prescription for something he could have easily addressed with a natural approach. When I called to cancel my follow up appointment, his staff was curt and dismissive and attempted to make me feel badly about cancelling. He is not someone I would seek out if I was looking for a kind, respectful medical practitioner.

At Ars Nova (the actual name of the practice), you won't be treated like a number, a file or a…read moremedical billing code. In all my life I've never been to a practice where I feel this comfortable and cared for. Sure, we know doctors take the Hippocratic Oath but Dr Puca and Dottie Tucker, NP live by an additional code or rule that is evident in everything they do and say. They truly CARE about each and every patient. They aren't quick to prescribe prescription meds but would rather look to see if there is an alternative method to take care of a problem such as diet, exercise, etc.. I like that in a doctor when so many today seem to be controlled by pharmaceutical companies. I enjoy the overall vibe of the office as well. It's a bit zen and very comfortable.The office is actually located at 1925 W Orange Grove, Ste 207 (not on La Cholla and hasn't been for a few years).

Dr. Puca has been my primary care physician since I moved to Tucson 6 years ago. I really like his…read more"bedside manner" - very empathetic. He has been very thorough in my annual exams and did a great job finding an a condition I was unaware of just by feeling an inflammation. The reason I give him 4 stars instead of 5 is he does not always follow up with things as much as I'd like. I seem to have to take a pretty active role in pursuing treatment or therapy.

I've seen Dr. Rebecca for about a year now, and she's been nothing short of great…read more My first appointment was a general check-up before I started a weight-loss plan, and she was very encouraging! She even set me up for a return appointment to go over my blood test results and explain what all the numbers meant. I also saw her after hurting my back, and she was very thorough in checking out the possible causes. First approach was to consider something simple, like a virus, and tried muscle relaxants. When that didn't work, she suggested something potentially more complicated, and when THAT didn't work, she was ready to admit that she wasn't sure what was going on, and referred me to a specialist. The office staff and medical assistants are super friendly, both in the office and over the phone, and they've been able to schedule me for an appointment on the same day that I've called in when necessary. I feel very well-taken-care-of here, and absolutely recommend her for anyone needing a general check-up!

Wow to this clinic ! Front office staff was extremely helpful in this age of people not caring this…read morestaff were very nice, and again extremely helpful! The care from doctor was great listened and very glad I have and will continue having a great experience.

Dr Bandlamuri is great at communicating with her patients and cares passionately about their…read morehealth. She takes time to explain reasons for her advice. Her office staff are extremely well trained and and efficient. Your blood samples can be taken in her office with minimal waiting. She has been my primary care physician for a long time.

This was the first adult doctor I ever visited as an adolescent. Let me preface my review of her by…read morestating that the office she worked at was very difficult to get an appointment in; she took way too many patients; in fact, one of the reasons I left her office was because it would have been a year before I could get in to see her for a standard physical. Also, even if you did manage to schedule an appointment with her, it was still no guarantee of getting in to see this doctor; I think I saw her maybe twice out of five times I was scheduled to see her; regardless of your appointment, expect to be late the rest of the day because I was never seen on time (sometimes I waited as much as an hour and a half after my appointment to see a doctor). One good thing about her is, she is not patronizing. However, she does have certain characteristics that classify her as a quack in my book. One time I went in because I was experiencing vertigo whenever I stood up; instead of checking my blood pressure, she sent me to an ENT because she thought I had tumors in my ears. After my hearing test came back normal, ruling out ear tumors, she sent me to a neurologist. The neurologist had the sense to check my blood pressure; it turned out that I was experiencing vertigo because my blood pressure would drop by ten points every time I stood up; it turns out I had flushed the electrolytes out of my system because I was drinking too much water. Another time I was experiencing nausea; she immediately jumped to the conclusion that I had esophagial pre-cancer and wanted me to have an endoscopy done. Her colleagues in the office she works at are no better; I went in for a urinary tract infection when I was seventeen I developed because my teachers would not allow us to use the bathroom during class. It was only the second time I'd had a UTI, yet one of her colleagues, Dr. Finkelstein, wanted to have a test to check my kidney function. There are far better doctors out there; I strongly suggest not giving any who work in this particular office any business if you can avoid it.

This is a review of Dr. Barbara Caldwell, not her office or colleagues. I have seen Dr. Caldwell…read morefor the last 20 years. She has always been thorough and professional. A few years ago I was experiencing the type of discomfort associated with heart disease. I was able to see her within a few hours. She did an EKG and detected a slight abnormality. She referred me to a cardiologist and helped arrange for a next day appointment. The cardiologist repeated the EKG and did not see any problems, but ordered a catheterization that did reveal a problem, and was treated. No doubt she is laboring under endemic problems in health care: demands for carrying too many patients and minimizing minutes per patient. If we spend too long in the waiting room it is probably because she is spending more time with patients and giving them the attention they need. Relax, you will get the same benefit. If you are lucky enough to be added to her patient rooster, count yourself fortunate.