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    Pinnacle Rheumatology

    5.0 (1 review)
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    AZ Integrative Rheumatology

    AZ Integrative Rheumatology

    4.3(6 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    Best physician I have ever interacted with. Dr. Mitchell has given me hope! He is a little…read morequirky, and I like it. When I speak to him I feel he hears me.

    Dr. Mitchell has had a transformative positive impact on my health in just six months of working…read morewith him. Over the past 3-5 years I have struggled greatly with spinal pain and increasing severity of autoimmune symptoms that no other doctor was able to diagnose or correctly treat. I am an Olympic swimmer and a documentary creator, so to suffer my body's degeneration so severely was more than just a nuisance, it felt like a loss of my entire identity. My right eye was going blind due to inflammation, my spine was attempting to fuse together, I had abdominal pain that kept me up all night and mental fog all day that prevented me from working for weeks at a time. Every day I was taking a massive cocktail of medications for asthma, inflammation and allergies that seemed to be doing absolutely nothing for me. All of this impacted my life perspective and outlook to the point where I didn't desire to live if this is how life was going to be. I had the opportunity to listen to Dr. Mitchell's podcasts and learn about his methodology - it was something that appealed to me so I made an appointment with him. More than any other physician I've had, Dr. Mitchell is keen on using diagnostics to inform treatment. A full analysis of blood, stool, urine, mental health and lifestyle choices was done within the first month - the results were then carefully explained and Dr. Mitchell put forward a treatment plan in phases focused on resetting my damaged gut as it plays heavily into the severity of my health woes. Dr. Mitchell put me on a natural regimen of healing nutrition, physical activity, enzymes, probiotics, cleansing aids, meditation and homeopathic remedies. It was a lot of effort, but in the end it paid off. After a few months of putting in the work and sticking with the plan, I am now back in the gym training with glimpses of the same spirit I had as an Olympian; back in the office making headway on innovative ideas and connecting with people around me; my relationships with loved ones are getting stronger and more compassionate; I am more aware of my nutritional choices and able to make smarter decisions about how to use food as the best medicine. I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Mitchell's patience, kindness and deep concern for me as a guide through this journey. We live in a time where the perversion of profit has tainted our inputs measurably (food, social, technological, environmental) and is causing immense imbalances that trigger adverse responses from our bodies. The movement around identifying these toxic inputs to address them is young but growing - for the time being it is fantastically difficult to avoid those toxic inputs entirely, and a guide like Dr. Mitchell can help tremendously in living every day to the fullest in this environment and find ways to be strong, vibrant, compassionate and energetic in all aspects of life.

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    Mark Freijat, MD - Flow Rheumatology Clinic

    3.7(15 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    I have had the pleasure of both working with Dr. Freijat and being his patient. He is incredibly…read morekind, patient, and goes above and beyond to ensure the best care.

    If ever there was a place deserving of zero stars, this is it!…read more I was referred to Dr Freijet by my PCP for treatment of Sjogrens. I am 6'1", 325 lbs and his office is not equipped to handle a patient of my size. They do not have a single large blood pressure cuff, so every time they took my blood pressure it was way off! The chairs in their infusion rooms Are built for people much smaller than me, they were even too small for my wife and she's only 5'4". Both times I had my infusions done in their office they had to stick me four times before they found a vein. I get a monthly infusion at Alera Care for a different auto immune disease, they stick me one time and get a vein. I asked them to transfer my infusion over to Alera Care and they have been less than helpful. They kept telling me the doctor had to talk to me first, he finally called me a few days later and told me that they don't do that. He told me I should find another doctor. My perception is that they only want to treat you if they can also bill for the medicine and the infusion, and they have been making it very difficult for me have my infusions done elsewhere. I asked them to contact the insurance company and just add Alera Care to the prior authorization and they said that was against their policy. I will probably miss my infusion that is due this week, because they won't make a 5 minute phone call. There are a lot of 1 star reviews on here and Google, be warned! If you get referred to them, save yourself the trouble and find a different rheumatologist.

    Arizona Arthritis & Rheumatology Associates

    Arizona Arthritis & Rheumatology Associates

    1.4(61 reviews)
    17.0 mi

    I didn't actually see the doctor because after difficulty scheduling the first appointment and…read morehorribly difficult attempts (several) needing to reschedule it, I just cancelled altogether. They really need to fix that.

    Absolutely horrible, unprofessional and incompetent. Too bad it took me 7 years to get completely…read morefed up. There is no care or compassion for patients. It is very obvious to me it's just all about the money. They rarely return calls and when they do it's usually days later. I've done medical billing and have worked for several different medical providers for well over 28 years and I have never been treated so horribly as I have been as a patient with this establishment. The fact that I expressed my frustration only brought out the childishness of the workers. Being talked down to by office staff is not something that that anyone should have to deal with. Then when you add insult to injury, the office manager Annie at the Mesa location chose to dismiss me as a patient because I needed to reschedule my appointment this week. I also told her during our conversation how frustrated I am with the people in that office and that I would most likely be looking for a new provider in the future, simply because of the way they handled my medical situation over the last few months and the fact that I have been repeatedly talked down to by one of their employees. (I'm not a child and refused to be spoken to like one) and she obviously didn't like that because she promptly dismissed me as a patient and canceled my appointment to see the doctor that I had scheduled for next week... I've been doing insurance and medical billing for 28+ years and worked in providers offices and this is by far the worst company I've ever had the misfortune of dealing with. Not the doctors, just the office staff. No professionalism or accountability at all. The doctors would be smart to get some professional staff in their handling patients and dealing with issues the right way, otherwise they're just going to continue to lose them. Horrible, completely horrible!

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    Banner - University Medicine Rheumatology Clinic

    Banner - University Medicine Rheumatology Clinic

    2.7(7 reviews)
    14.7 mi

    My PCP referred me to this clinic and I was called within a few days and was able to schedule an…read moreappointment quickly. I was promptly taken back and one of the residents came in to take my initial intake and assessment. Dr. Wessel was so impressive, she was kind, thoughtful, and thorough. She then went to confer with Dr. Smith. They both came in and again reviewed my concerns and spoke extensively about their thoughts and any possible diagnosis, labs and options. They both were so enjoyable and put me at ease. I really enjoyed them as providers! I have already shared with several people how great my experience has been with those seeking Rheumatology. If you are looking for a kind, compassionate and thorough provider, Dr. Trent and Dr.Wessel are a great team.

    My name is Chatauna Robinson. If I could give no stars I would, but unfortunately they make you…read moregive at least one star. My journey with this department and one of its doctors has not been very comforting nor pleasant. I thought after the first inital visit my doctor was getting better. I wrote that it was getting better in one of their surveys, however I guess it was on my end but not hers. When I first met Dr. K. she never smiled or looked and was cold towards me. Her Student who was there and saw me first she was very nice, talkative and approachable, however, Dr. K was not. Then the next time we met Dr. K. had changed her entire vibe. Then the next time we met she had two women with her and she accused me of not liking her in the beginning, which was not true, I did not even know her. So I responded with how she came to me without smiling or looking at me and was cold. We met again and she had a male student with her and this time I received the same treatment as before. I explained to her everything I had been going through. She put me on medication that is not working. In my portal I was communicating with her, which takes her days to get back with me. So I asked if I could try this other medication that will not raise my blood sugar up, because I suspect that the last medication she put me on is raising my blood sugar. She wrote me back and stated that she can no longer treat me that I should find another Rheumatologist. I am a retired RN so I monitor myself very closely. What I eat, drink, snacks, my labs so I always talk with my doctors. And we usually work out a plan that we can both live with. When something is not right they usually listen to me. But she just threw me away like I was nothing. I have never ever had this type of trouble out of my doctors. So I switched doctors and you know how doctors talk and since this one doctor, Dr. K lied on me she must have lied to this nurse practioner, who now is refusing me as a patient. I can understand why they have such poor reviews and when I go into their office it is always practically empty. This has been a horrible experience.

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