Very concerning behavior from front desk. Was asked to provide my social security number over the…read morephone to book a new patient appointment. When I asked "Why?" I was told it was policy. I asked again and told the woman that I was very uncomfortable giving my SSN over the phone simply to book an appointment. Again I was told that I had to. When I declined to do so her response was simply "Ok, bye." They need a serious refresher in customer service and to re-examine their booking policies. No reason why they should require a SSN to book an appointment.

I have been hospitalized at St. Vincent hospital for approximately 2 weeks. I am 56 years old with…read moreCHRONIC lymphatic Leukemia (CLL) for 14 years with no remission. I came to ER with breathing problems and pain in my abdomen. They diagnosed me with a mass that was and could still be after colonopsy. I also was diagnosed with Peumonia and invistagting lung mass that can also be cancerous. This Dr. Was assigned for my lung issue. First time I met him he asked open-ended questions and when I try to answer he told me with his finger shhh and shut up. I am not a child and no one in my condition or the cancer ward were in 2 weeks 3 patients have passed. Especially with pain etc. I taught maybe having a bad day ? No problem. Next day he tells me he recommends they send me home and see my local pulmonologist. I examined my Peumonia is not gone, my colon has not been resolved and I couldn't understand because my oncologist advised me that I would not be released anytime soon. Same said by the primary Doctor here. He went on to tell me I was inconsistent various times about my health. Never explained my inconsistencies. I rebutted as kind as I could did you read my chart ? All I am telling you is in there. He proceeded to tell me he would look at the chart. I opened my chart to show him and he walked away. I am a 57 year old grandfather, forced retired because of my travel limitations. I have 2 Masters. One in Business and one in addition And mental health which I volunteer doing. I speak 3 language etc etc. That SHOULD NOT matter. Trear ALL people with respect, empathy and care until they prove you otherwise. We are in a very diverse hospital. I have been told by various health workers here including Nurses, dietitians, other Doctors, cleaning people etc.. that patients complain and often ask for a Doctor change as I have requested as well. I wish someone would give this gentlemen a refresher course on bedside sensitivity training. Good luck and I hope I live to see a change Sir.

My experience with the front desk, with Evey is always unpleasant as she is always rude and…read moreunprofessional. Evey seems to not care about the patient's experience in the office or their health. Her lack of customer service and rudenes,she should not be at the front desk , let alone in a doctor's office.

Dr. Fisher has been my physician for 25 years. As a healthcare provider myself, and I can attest…read morethat he is thorough, knowledgeable, and uses true evidence based approaches, and it's always willing to answer questions. I have complete faith in him. I've never had an issue with the front desk staff. Anytime I've called. They've been kind and courteous.

I'm not sure why there is so many negative comments, I never once was treated in the way the people…read morewere treated. Like I have always said, there are 3 sides to the truth and wow ain't that the truth. I've been coming here for 13 years and never once was a staff member rude. I'm starting to think it was the patients who were have an attitude when they call or come in. As for the Doctors, Specialists, Nurse and APRN, they are so intelligent and caring, I would refer everyone to this Medical Group.

Inconsistent, does not review chart or progress. Horrific demeanor with patient's caregivers…read more Changeable diagnosis per visit. Supplies many meds, especially to older patients. No room at visit, for answers To medical questions, overly authoritative, terrible patient- physician dynamic.

I have been going to this doctor for many years. I have found him compassionate, caring, and…read moreextremely careful with both my medications as well as my care. Whenever I need a specialist he takes the time to go through the lists and tells me ones that he has known to be very good. When he moved further away years ago, I followed him to his new office. He is trained in an old school manner. For example, US Physicians have more courses on feelings and perceptions. He was drilled in pharmacology, to an extent no longer done. This appeals to me. It really comes down to what you are looking for in a doctor. I have been very pleased.

I have lived and travelled abroad for many years and have dealt with some odd diseases. Of all the…read moredoctors I have ever known though, Dr Benjamin Weisman is, far and away, the best doctor I have ever met. Medically sophisticated, highly intelligent, thoroughly cultured and a good sense of humor. He really does know his oats -- every one of them! His office is readily accessible, easy parking and just off the Merritt. It is also full of some delightful ladies-who-lunch behind the front desk who are extremely helpful. Dr Shin, who has seen me a few times, is also wonderful. I am deeply grateful that I arrived at this office some ten years ago!

I actually visit Dr. Shin here and it is a great experience. Will use this office as my primary…read morephysician. Easy parking, easy access to the Merritt, friendly staff, and Dr Shin is very helpful and caring. We chose this doctor because she could speak Korean and English but really exceeded our expectations.