Dr Jerry is the best. Never tries to rush thru your appointment, and doesnt let you leave until ALL…read moreof your questions and concerns are answered.

I would not recommend Trenton Total Health for anything beyond very basic medical care -- things…read morelike allergies, colds, or COVID. I've tried every provider there, and unfortunately, none of them seem very knowledgeable beyond general or routine issues. One experience that stood out to me was when I went in for a gynecological concern. The female physician completely minimized my pain and didn't seem familiar with what I was describing. What made it even more disappointing was that the wall in her office had a sign saying she specializes in women's health, but that was definitely not reflected in my visit. Overall, I think they're fine for simple, everyday care, but I would not recommend them for anything more complex or specialized.

I have seen Dr. Climie for anything from strange rashes on my arms and legs, random headaches and…read moredizziness to any kind of lady issues. Dr. Climie is extremely patient, very busy, but so knowledgeable and a great listener. She's so easy to talk to as well and so good at explaining ailments and diagnosis in layman's term. I would trust my health and well-being to her, she really has your best interest at heart. It's definitely true that it can take months to get scheduled in with her, but she's worth the wait for a very thorough exam and evaluation. I have been to see her for over a decade and would definitely recommend her to anyone.

I've been seeing Dr. Climie for all my medical needs for the past few years. She takes care of it…read moreall: the dreaded lady exam, the cough and sniffles and the aches and pains. She's a fairly young doctor, which I really relate to. I don't feel the need to keep information from her, or embarrassed to tell her things a doctor should know. Her office (along with all the other doctors') is located on the second floor of this Oakwood building. There's a large waiting room with plenty of magazines to read and a TV to watch to pass the time. My doctor has been known to be late to appointments, meaning lots of time in the waiting room, then more time spent in an examine room. I really don't mind this because I know that Dr. Climie is very thorough and listens to her patients' concerns. If being on time is very important to you, request an appointment at the beginning of the day or right after her lunch hour. I've got a handful of friends who come to this particular doctor. We all agree she's great at what she does. If you need a new family practice doctor, I definitely recommend Dr. Climie.

This is the best Medical practice I have ever been to. All of the Doctors are amazing. I never have…read moreto wait to get in. Very happy here.

Dr Alosochie and the entire staff do an excellent job. Very caring and attentive. They take care of…read moremy entire family including my 95 year old grandmother!

Stepped out of the shower and experienced unbearable pain on the ball of my foot as if stepping on…read morea rock. I did some research on the internet and found Dr Farah who had received quite a few positive testimonials from patients. I had an appointment with him two days later and found him to be pleasant, congenial, patient, and informative. He tentatively diagnosed the painful problem and recommended treatment alternatives. He also recommended a shoe orthotic to relieve the pressure and I was pleasantly surprised that the cost of the two I purchased at the office was far less than I expected and well within the price range of those bought in stores such as Dick's etc. Two weeks later I needed a follow-up for issues with my other foot and the orthotic though Dr Farah was not available. Instead, I saw his associate Dr Purtuc. Well, everything I said about Dr Farah applies to this young man as well. However, I indicated to him that I had initially searched for a sports medicine podiatrist to treat my foot problem and that none were available in the Downriver area. As we discussed my concerns I discovered that Dr Purtuc is a runner and has considerable information for sports-related injuries. He made suggestions, altered my shoe laces to relieve pressure, demonstrated stretching exercises for Achilles, heel, plantar area and adjusted the orthotic. He was patient, answered all my questions and provided a feeling of confidence. Overall, I was pleased with Dr Farah and Dr Purtuc in my treatment(s) and am confident that either would be a good choice for new patients to consider. However, if a sports oriented approach is what you're looking for, then Dr Purtuc might be someone to meet your needs though, in fairness, perhaps Dr Farah might also respond to such an approach if queried. The staff is friendly and caring and the office pleasant, clean, comfortable and modern.

I broke my 5th metatarsal and was referred to Dr. Farrah's office from a local urgent care clinic…read more I also HIGHLY recommend seeing Dr. Farah, he is very professional and has a very personal manner when speaking with him. He really looks out for your best interest, not only in his practice, but also in the hospital when surgery is needed (like for my case). I am confident in his care and I feel I am getting the best I can get! Also, his employees are great...they are friendly and treat you as family and they are knowledgeable as well. Dr. Farah accepts BCBS, so go to him if you have any special foot health needs!

I want to start by saying the idea behind Oak Street Health a "one-stop" primary care clinic is a…read moregreat concept. Unfortunately, the execution falls short. I began as a patient in 2021. My first visit was on time, and the intake and case management process was actually very good. They accepted my Medicare Advantage plan, gave me a tour of the facility, and even offered transportation to and from appointments, which initially made me feel confident in choosing this clinic. However, continuity of care quickly became an issue. My first doctor left the clinic. The next provider retired with no notice. After that, I was assigned a doctor I really liked only to find out he was a visiting provider who was only there for the day. Eventually, I was placed with the one male nurse practitioner and stayed with him until 2022, but ultimately felt he was not a good fit for my care. I decided to give Oak Street Health one final chance and switched to a female doctor. At first, things seemed fine. Then the transportation service became unreliable vans were late or missed rides altogether, causing me to arrive late for appointments. I also began to notice a pattern of prescribing medications quickly, without much discussion or exploration of alternatives. In 2023, I had an appointment where I arrived 20 minutes early. I waited those 20 minutes in the lobby, then another 25 minutes with the assistant before being taken to the exam room. I was told the doctor would be in shortly. I asked to keep the door open because the exam room was stuffy and then I waited. For two full hours, no doctor came in. No one checked on me. No one asked if I needed water. No updates. Nothing. After two hours, I decided to leave. As I gathered my things and headed out, the receptionist asked where I was going because there was no record of me leaving or any follow-up scheduled. I calmly explained that I had been left alone in an exam room for two hours without anyone checking on me, and I was done waiting. I had to call an Uber because no Oak Street Health vans were available. While waiting for my ride, the doctor called me asking why I missed my appointment which was the final straw. I explained that I waited 20 minutes in the lobby, 25 minutes in the exam room with staff, and then two hours alone waiting for her. I told her that unless Oak Street Health planned to compensate me for my time, I would not be returning. The bottom line is this: the concept is good, but the execution is not. If Oak Street Health truly wants to be a "one-stop" clinic for seniors, then it needs to be done right. That means consistency in providers, reliable transportation, respect for patients' time, and ideally access to specialists under the same roof. Seniors should not have to bounce between five different locations to receive proper care. If you're going to build a model like this, get it right the first time. Suggestions: really care about your senior patients not just claim it. Hire in some typical specialists that are experts with diabetes, HIV, Cancer and other geriatric patient needs. while not every specialist can come onboard a few in these specific medical needs would be a great way to service your seniors. This is a new generation of Seniors with a lot more needs. Space out your appointments so that your patients are not sitting in the exam room more than 20 minutes. If someone arrives late or is known to be constantly late they either need to rebook or wait until after those who showed up on time.

The staff was very nice and explained everything well. No lab or pharmacy was a deal breaker. No…read moreDoctor at the facility only Physician Assistants. It's nothing like the commercials.

Do not go see her. I've been seeing her for a few years now. I don't get sick often, so I'm rarely…read morein for a visit. The last time I was there for pain in my jaw. She said it was nothing, laid me on my back and cracked my neck! I felt dizzy and nauseated the rest of the day. During that same visit, she ordered blood tests. When they came back, I had high cholesterol. She didn't talk to me about it. She didn't let me solve it on my own. She just sent pills to a pharmacy. She didn't even ask to see me again for a follow up or anything. A few days ago, I made a mistake and went to the dermatologist without a referral. When I called her to ask if she'd send one over, she said no. Unreal. Don't waste your time.

Do not go see her. I've been seeing her for a few years now. I don't get sick often, so I'm rarely…read morein for a visit. The last time I was there for pain in my jaw. She said it was nothing, laid me on my back and cracked my neck! I felt dizzy and nauseated the rest of the day. During that same visit, she ordered blood tests. When they came back, I had high cholesterol. She didn't talk to me about it. She didn't let me solve it on my own. She just sent pills to a pharmacy. She didn't even ask to see me again for a follow up or anything. A few days ago, I made a mistake and went to the dermatologist without a referral. When I called her to ask if she'd send one over, she said no. Unreal. Don't waste your time.