Everyone here was so great! I got in quickly, saw the doctor in a decent amount of time after being…read moreescorted to the exam room, and was given a course of action quickly. Results came in a timely manner as well after my sleep study and the doctor took the time to answer all my questions, even the ones I repeated.

I am a dental patient at this practice and was pleasantly surprised that Dr. Buck screens for…read moreairway issues. His philosophy of comprehensive care just gets better. I didn't have airway issues but will refer anyone I know that is having trouble with their CPAP. There is an oral appliance that you wear at night to treat sleep apnea. Who knew? Highly recommend

Havener isn't the type of place you call to get glasses or an updated eye glass prescription... its…read morewhere you go when you have eye disease or an eye injury. I saw one of their neurologists today to help figure out why my eyes keep blurring out and having shadowed double vision. If you need a doctor like this be prepared to wait for the appointment. Fiften years ago there were only maybe a dozen to twenty eye neurologists in the USA. There are more now but not that many... so the fact that we have three on staff here is incredibly fortunate. The fact that the two I have had care for my vision are empathetic as well as thoroughly skilled is just beyond amazing luck. On the day of your appt charge your phone or bring something to occupy yourself. There can be a lot of waiting... this is normal! Why??? Their patients all have complex issues and the doctors will take as much time to thoroughly try to solve each one. One by one.... That can back up the flow. Just realize when its you in that room... they will give you 100% of their attention. They will come in fully prepared (meaning they have read your chart thoroughly prior to seeing you) and will ask you as many questions to get to the root of the problem and you will leave with an action plan and answers. Its productive. You are in good hands here.

Dr. Mendel took over care for my wet AMD from another doctor. I could not be happier. Dr. Mendel…read morelistens, explains in a way I can understand what is going on with my eyes and has a patient l, caring attitude. The rest of the office staff is the same. Above average care.

I had been a patient at OrthoOne many years ago. I was asked or it was suggested that I see an…read moreorthopedic doctor by my pain management doctor. I called to make an appointment and was seen within a week or so. As you entered the office, you sanitize your hands and then make your way to the desk. Every one was wearing a mask and then temperatures were taken. If you have been to any medical office lately it's the standard treatment! The check in didn't take long and we were taken back to a room in about 15 minutes or so. We were pleasantly greeted by the staff and had a short interview with his nurse. Dr. Hannallah came in the room shortly after that. He had reviewed previous X-rays and spent a very reasonable amount of time with us. He was very straight forward with his thoughts and diagnosis. I have arthritis and it's continuing to get worse. He recommended strongly that I should never have surgery on my back! He also said that he wouldn't operate on my back!. My pain is degenerative and there is some disc degeneration, in the lumbar region. He asked to have an MRI done and then to return for results. I appreciated Dr. Hannallah and his honesty. I have known doctors that kind of lead you on and won't be straight forward with you. I am thankful that I was assigned to him and appreciated the answers I was given. Next up- MRI!

My copy for physical therapy here is $80 that's not orthopedic one's fault it's my insurance's…read morefault. When you pay $80 for a visit you don't expect to be double booked by the physical therapist but I was. I spent 1/4 of my 50 minute session waiting around for him to finish with the other lady. I don't know who double booked him but I decided it wasn't worth my time and especially my money

Great doctor who looks at your C-Pap results and really help you. Great doctor to visit and…read moretrust!!!!!!!!!!

Dr Kim is exceptionally competent. He is careful, detail oriented, and really knows sleep and…read morebreathing. I could have thought my sleep problem was being treated when I took an at home test and my gp suggested I get a cpap from a local company, but I went in to see Dr Kim and I wasn't happy when he suggested coming in to the clinic for an all night test. But he was right, and it turns out that even when on the cpap during the overnight I stopped breathing 37 times, so traditionaly cpap machine won't help me and I need further intervention. I am so grateful to Dr Kim for finding this.

Excellent staff, excellent service, and everything is immaculately clean. All in all a great…read moresurgical experience. And a good outcome is always a positive.

A doctor I've been seeing for a few years recently transferred to this brand new branch of Ohio…read moreState Medical Center. While it was way out of my way, I still made the trek because it was time for a check up. It was easy to find off the interstate, there was a ton of parking, and it wasn't hard to get around the building. It was also filled with staff waiting to lend a helping hand. After getting checked in, I headed to the waiting area for my specialist. On the way I found a small cafe offering food and drinks. I didn't wait long before being taken back to a room, pretty much right on time. My doctor was nice as always and the facility was clearly just built. Very crisp white walls. All in all, I had a good experience here.

I was well taken care of for prep, surgery and discharge by all the staff involved. All went well.read more

I have had not one, not two, but three miserable experiences at Mt. Carmel Dublin, Ohio. In each…read morecase I was subjected to incompetent and **unsafe** treatment as an inpatient, for 4 to five days each time. In one case after a naso-gastric tube was inserted bc of a bowel obstruction, I was admitted, yet the tube was never hooked up to the suction machine, allowing 1100 milliliters of bile and stomach acid to build in my stomach, literally torturing me. A number of other things happened over another stay, including an incident involving multiple IVs that blew and caused me pain and suffering. The original IV, poorly-placed on my inside left elbow, was constantly occluding so another IV was placed lower down my forearm. The lower IV blew, as did the original IV, and both began pushing fluid into my forearms, causing them to swell and become extremely painful. Only after raising the alarm were both IVs removed, and a new one inserted in my left mid-forearm; unfortunately, that one began to leak and became very painful when meds were pushed. At that point, my RN couldn't find a vein that she thought useful, so she called another, older nurse whose name I didn't get and who didn't introduce herself., but whom I was told was "expert" in placing IVs. Over the space of about 45 minutes, she stuck me four times, digging into me several times for each stick, but was evidently unable to get a purchase. Clearly exasperated, and frankly uncommunicative and rather unpleasant, she left in a huff, without a word as to next steps, leaving me with no IVs and also leaving trash, including bloody gauze pads, **needles,** a tourniquet, and assorted trash all over my bed. As far as an NG tube goes, it also became apparent to me, as it was two months ago when I also spent 4 days at Mt. Carmel Dublin for the exact same malady, that most of the nurses there were not familiar with NG tubes and absolutely do not understand how they are plugged and unplugged and how the suction equipment works. Once again, two different RNs--right in front of me--struggled to understand the configuration of the tubes themselves and said they weren't sure which plug went where. How is this not table stakes for an RN? Then, on Saturday, when it was soon time for the contrast to be put down the NR tube and then I was to be X-rayed about 6 hours later to see if the obstruction had resolved, one nurse I did not recognize came in my room and began talking to me about when I would "drink" the contrast. I had to inform her that I wouldn't be "drinking" any contrast, and that it would in fact need to put down the NG tube by a nurse. I also mentioned this to the charge nurse. Again, I ask, how does an RN not know this? This is the kind of thing that can lead to far worse outcomes. What I have experienced in Mt. Carmel Dublin is a group of people, many of whom lack sufficient training, have in many cases poor or little oversight, and who simply do not communicate well with patients, nor evidently, with each other. Mt. Carmel Dublin census counts are still extremely low, so I do not see how the staff is overburdened, yet I would say the average waiting time to have a call bell answered was often more than 10-15 minutes. Often, it was not answered at all. A lack of basic knowledge, too, such as the functions of the NG tube and the associated suction equipment is appalling; the staff just didn't seem to be at all familiar with it or even bewildered by it. And some of the nurses, frankly, especially ones that divulged that they had just recently received their licenses, are clearly not ready to be the RN in charge of one or more patient rooms, because they clearly need more on-the-job-training and supervision. As a veteran, I would warn anyone, but especially veterans, to stay away from Mt. Carmel Dublin. It appears that people in the Dublin area are generally aware of the the hospital's incompetence, because a couple miles to the west, Ohio Health Dublin's ER is full and people wait hours to see competent doctors and nurses, while Mt. Carmel is empty. And this is a beautiful, brand-new hospital. Bet people come for safe and capable healthcare, not a new-car smell. All one gets at Mt. Carmel Dublin is the smell.

Dr Nick, Kyle, and team have it going on. Great customer service, up to date environment, the…read morelatest eye equipment, and even a playground for the littles. Add in my favorite Moscot frames and this is my go to for exams and frames. A bit of an obscure location and set back from the street, so watch your GPS for the correct turn. We are big fans. Check 'em out. You'll be happy!

Excellent people. Very knowledgeable and helpful and super friendly. Take most insurance. Easy…read morelocation.