Great doctor takes as much time with you that you need. Explains everything to you in terms you can…read moreunderstand with being condescending is empathetic and compassionate regarding chronic pain Allows you to be an equal partner in your health care treatment and listens to your concerns and opinions

My doctor wasn't in the office so the office set me up with him for a fast visit when I was very…read moresick. This man does not care about the people he sees. Maybe it was because I'm not a full time patient of his but he was rude and treated me like an idiot and i ended up walking out. Never again will I ever waste my time with him.

I wish I could give it ZERO stars. I left on my second visit frustrated and embarrassed…read more I am a health care provider at one of the two big hospitals in the area so I am educated on how insurances work and how most medications have side effects. I was interested in western medicine and what it could offer so I payed a visit to this business. My job is stressful and I had put on alittle weight in the past year that I wasn't happy about. I joined a gym but I though this might help too. The first visit I told her my concerns and she told me it could be a result of side effects of the meds I was on which I already knew. She told me that she would figure out a plan and find out if my insurance worked with her services. They were supposed to call me on a Monday to tell me if my insurance worked before I went to the visit on thuesday. I called them at the end of the day Monday and they told me my insurance doesn't work with them. I went to my second visit anyway to see if we could work out a payment plan. I got changed she came in and told me " I have some bad news" the news was my insurance doesn't work with her service. I already knew that. She told me that she wanted to see me 10 times at 80 dollars a pop. I wasn't able to come up with 800 dollars right then and there but I would have been able to work on a payment plan. She then made me feel like since I couldn't pay right then that I wasn't ever going to be able to afford her services. which I found to be very rude. She then told me that I would need nothing less then 10 visits back to back because I figured that if she doesn't intervene that I could "probably" gain another 25 lbs in the next few months. REALY! so to end this she was assuming that I was BROKE and that I was FAT and was getting fatter by the minute. my thoughts are that she was upset my insurance didn't work out because she could have charged the insurance a greater rate then what she would get from an individual. Being a healthcare provider I am disgusted by her customer care

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The staff is extremely petty, unprofessional, and rude. I overheard the blonde at the reception…read moredesk making fun of a Parkinson's patient as he struggled to walk to check in at the desk. The office is laid out in an incredibly confusing manner and the check-in area is not clearly marked. You are much better off seeking care elsewhere if you are expecting to be treated with care, kindness, and respect.

Best in the area. We tried others but this office tops them all. Caring and professional.read more

I am very impressed with Dr. Boyuka's expertise and her consideration of the patient's needs. When…read moremy situation could no longer be treated non-surgically, she researched various procedures to ensure that I was left with the most mobility possible. Dr. Boyuka's high level of professionalism is also reflected in her office staff and the smooth functioning of her office. I recommend her most highly.

The receptionists!! I husband had an illness and the ER wanted him to follow up with his primary…read more We called to make an appointment as my husband was not getting better. He received a call and told to come in the office 8/17 at 10:10 am. He also called later in the day to confirm he had the correct time. We arrived at 9:50 am and was told he had an appointment in November and it is August!!! They did not have his 8/17 appointment written down and was told he never confirmed it!!! She was EXTREMELY rude. This office really leaves much to be desired.

The professionals at the front desk and those who call you with results need to receive client…read moreservice training. They do excel at rudeness and condescension.! Went there feeling very sick, and sent for lab work. Week later get a call by a "professional" above that it was a "virus," and can be treated with over the counter medication. Follow up with a "primary care" physician., etc. Essentially still ill,, but I now have useless information delivered in an obnoxious tone. I guess they have too many patients, and too little empathy.

Hypnosis for Healing with Jim Lee…read more The actual hypnosis takes 20 minutes. The process explanation can be completed in 10 minutes, but instead is dragged out. It's the same information provided in the consultation. The remaining 1 to 1.5 hours ( he will tell you the session may take up to 2hrs) is nothing more than Mr. Lee trying to sell you two more sessions. He will tell you that he usually only has to see people for 3 visits in an attempt to convince you of his credibility and success. Maybe that's true. And while it's a good strategy, you shouldn't have to pay for his sales pitch at $85. per hour. I visited Mr. Lee to relieve chronic pain. He makes the claim that he has 100% success, however, there is zero evidence of that claim. Nor did I buy into it. But I'm open to trying things, so, I gave it shot. Takeaways: The hypnosis is supposed to "anchor" you to do a relaxation exercise. Truth is, the exercise given can be effective without hypnosis. It's basically meditation. It's taking a few moments out of your day to stop, focus and be in the moment, relaxing your mind and body. A handout for tapping (EFT) is provided in the session. It's a very simple technique. You can find the same thing online. His hand out, I discovered, actually misses one step. Both meditation and EFT can be practiced and yield results without hypnosis. And both are free. :) Do I believe I was hypnotized. No. A big believer in alternative treatments and medicine, I was open and receptive to the process, but I was not hypnotized. Would I recommend Mr. Lee? No. What works for some does not work for others, but I would not recommend him. What I would recommend is meditation. It can be as short or as long as you need or can do. There's a plethora of information available online, as well as free guided meditations. Look for meetup groups if you want to connect with people or a community who may have more experience that can help you. I'm still not sure about the effectiveness of tapping (EFT), but if you're interested, give it a go. Again, there is plenty of information available online on how to do that. It's very simple to do. I hope this helps.