My husband had an in grow for years avoiding the doctors because he feared how bad they would…read morejudge. I persuaded him to come here and it was the best. Everyone was friendly and reassured him that they've seen everything and while doing the procedure they were so caring and so clear with instructions. I will say we were there for a long time but the type of care we received we recommend this place to anyone and everyone! This place was clean and well staffed!

I hurt my ankle looked on Yelp and found this fine establishment. I called and had an appointment…read morewith Dr. Applegate. The staff was professional and genuinely concerned about my ankle. The new patient process was quick and they called be back in approximately 15 minutes or so. Dr. Applegate was very informative, he discussed that a sprang ankle diagnosis is very broad on the spectrum. I please with his quality of care and attention to detail. I would definitely recommend this establishment and use their services if required.

I was nervous at first about having a male doctor, but Dr. Mike was incredibly understanding and…read morehelpful. He made me feel comfortable and took my concerns seriously. I had a great experience and would highly recommend him.

Was the worst visit I have ever had. Cost me 170$ for my vitals and bloodwork. was told I would…read morehave to pay an additional 149$ to go over my actual problem. I was a patient for over 3 years and will never return. High turnover rate so each Dr didn't know my chart or cared enough to look over it. Each Dr talked down about what the previous Dr did. I was more of a pay check instead of a patient.

DO NOT go to this man! He is moving offices and I have a prescription that needed to be filled. I…read morehave one pill left. I called all day yesterday and all I got was a busy signal. My last visit the first of Sept I was never told that he would not be able to fill my prescription for the next month because he was moving and wouldn't be in an office until Oct 12! No one mentioned a thing! Not him, not the nurse, not the front desk. Had I known, I would have found another doctor before my prescription ran out. Just called the emergency number and he answered and was very rude and told us "sorry, there's nothing I can do and then said I have to go and hung up!" We asked if we could call back on Monday and he said "you can try." He could care less about his patients. I have never been treated so horribly by a "doctor."

I've been going to Dr. Bartsch for a few years and I think he's seen it all. He's very experienced…read moreand I do recommend him. Make an appointment and you'll get in and out pretty quick.

Dr. Gabriel was very understanding and accommodating of my schedule. She was attentive,…read morecompassionate, and extremely knowledgeable about my lower back pain. She took the time to explain in detail why my back was hurting and discussed treatment options and a game plan to help alleviate my pain. I truly appreciated how thoroughly she answered my questions and made me feel heard. She was wonderful, and I highly recommend her.

I've dealt with multiple injuries from neck, elbow, back and now two fractures in my ankle. Dr…read more Smart is a godsend in explaining the reason your in so much pain and how to help fix it. She even helped me after having neck surgery and explained why I was having spasms that were so painful that my own surgeon didn't explain. She has helped me and my family through all of our health recovery.

Omar Madroz - Pilonidal Disease/Cysts - TL;DR: If you are…read moreseeking surgical treatment for pilonidal disease, ask whether Dr. Madriz performs a cleft lift (Bascom flap) or a midline excision. These procedures have very different recovery experiences and recurrence rates, and cleft lifts are recommended. Full experience: About five years ago, Dr. Madriz treated my pilonidal disease with a midline excision, where diseased tissue is removed and the wound is left open to heal. This resulted in a prolonged and extremely difficult recovery. I was bedridden for three weeks, followed by roughly three months of intensive wound care that had to be performed multiple times per day and was quite painful and difficult to manage independently. Over the next two years, the wound frequently reopened or required reopening during follow-up visits. Dr. Madriz frequently said "the wound isn't healing properly" as the reason for opening it, often followed by cauterization to control bleeding. This is a known issue with open midline wounds due to friction, moisture, and a high likelihood of wound separation in the area. Even after it eventually healed, I continued to experience intermittent infections, swelling, and pain. Several years later--after a significant infection--I underwent a cleft lift procedure with a different surgeon. The difference was dramatic: a closed incision, correction of the underlying anatomy, and a recovery measured in about a week rather than months. What current data shows: Midline excision: * 15-30% recurrence commonly reported * Some studies report over 40% with long-term follow-up Cleft lift: * 1-5% recurrence in large studies * Many high-volume surgeons report rates under 2%, even after failed prior surgeries Based on current literature and modern surgical practice, midline excision is no longer favored by many MDs due to high recurrence and prolonged healing. The cleft lift, while still invasive, offers faster recovery, a closed wound, anatomical correction, and far lower recurrence rates. My experience suggests that Dr. Madriz's surgical approach to pilonidal disease may not reflect current best practices. Advice to patients: Do your homework. Pilonidal disease is painful, debilitating, and often under-discussed. The disease lies in a gray area between colorectal, plastic, and general surgery. If considering surgery, consult multiple surgeons and ask specifically about cleft lift procedures. I highly recommend seeking out surgeons who regularly perform this operation. I hope this helps others avoid the prolonged complications I experienced.

Dr. Omar Madriz took so much time explaining to me what issues I had going on, along with steps to…read moretake to address the issues. He was not in any rush, and wanted to make sure I understood along with steps I needed gaining forward. Very good communicator!

Great staff - now ATI, considerate of time, level of pain and what doctor orders. All goodread more

This place is wonderful! I have been taking my 13 year old daughter here since May 2019. I cannot…read moresay enough wonderful things about the staff. Karim and Brittney have been so good to my daughter. They encourage her and help her manage her chronic pain. My daughter was diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and it was a very scary and uncertain time for both of us. Karim and Brittney have been a source of strength and calm in a very uncertain time for my daughter. I will always be thankful for the care and compassion they continually show for my daughter. If you are in need of physical therapy then this place is the best. They genuinely care about their patients!

They are inconsiderate to patients needs. The staff is…read moreincompetent and unapologetic. The doctors are good but the staff and administration is completely unempathetic. Find another clinic these people are worse than amateurs.

I came here because of a recommendation from one of the patients for the weight loss program. Our…read morenurse was Valentina supper nice and helpful, and explained any questions we had. The visit is initially $25, and if you wanna start with the program they do some blood work and a injections same day which cost $150. And there is a $80 visit for checkup for every 4 weeks. I just started the program, I'll update after couple of weeks after I started my injections.

I recently visited for a review of something on my skin. Whilst there, I asked if I could have…read moreanother cancer prevention check in more intimate areas. I'll be changing insurance soon, and hoped I could get a few things looked at in one visit. The doctor dealt with the skin issue. But, I was then in the hall. I thought I might be being handed off to a male physician. Made sense, but then realized I was being checked out. No further checks. It felt too awkward to ask at that point. I really do like the doctor and the team there. But I also always felt a primary care doctor is a safe person to go to. Regardless of gender.

First time you go in there everybody's so delightful but you ask you to do review which I did…read morebecause I was amazed on the first time I went in. Since then every single prescription I've had issues getting refills. Almost takes a week to get a response back now my latest that I've been trying again for a week to get them to talk to the pharmacy to give an OK due to travel. I'm leaving on my honeymoon on Sunday. Already talked to insurance approved me for a refill today, Saturday. I have been calling the doctors office for a week to say to Walgreens OK to refill early due to travel and only to find out that they did not document it properly so now I have to go on my honeymoon without my medication. I'm so done with this office!