Absolutely love Dr.O'Neils Rheumatology wellness office. Dr.O'Neil, her PA, nurses & staff take…read moresuch great care of their patients! I personally like the feel of a women empowered medical office. They truly want to get to know you and your medical history! They won't stop til they have answers and your input! If your looking for a Rheumatologist than look no further. They'll send you for any medically necessary tests and review test results with you in office or over the patient portal. They respond to your voicemails within 48 hours unless your a new patient and then it would probably be longer. Discovered Rheumatology Wellness Center in 2017 and will be here for a long time. Remember they are flexible as to your medical treatments moving forward. If your looking for a relaxing and calm office setting this is your place!

Rheumatologists are few and far between in this area, but we are fortunate enough to have an…read moreamazing one here in Cheektowaga. As you may have read before on reviews of mine that when it comes to Doctors one of the things I insist on in my or my families physicians is Compassion and Knowledge and this practice has that in Spades. Dr. O'Neil is amazing, she was able to effectively diagnose and start appropriate treatment for an issue that has just recently cropped up in a family member. So starting off, the office has a calm, peaceful vibe. Its not just the staff, the colors are muted and pastel, the music in the waiting room is calm, the staff is welcoming and the waiting room has something you almost never see in a doctors office: comfortable furniture. The Nurses and the Doctor herself are top notch also. My family member went in with a migraine brewing to a visit, and the nurses made the room dark as soon as they were done with triage and spoke quietly out of concern. The Doctor offered acupuncture (normally something they charge for) to stop it in its tracks. Now I don't know if I ever believe that stabbing yourself with thin needles is spots is a cure for anything, but within 10 minutes she felt the pressure diminish and within 15 minutes the pain was gone. This is just ancillary service btw, the actual issue that brought my family member in was nailed immediately and a proper course of treatment was started right away and that, I might add, started reversing much of the Symptomology immediately. If you have an issue that requires a Rheumatologist I highly recommend this practice.

Smart. Knowledgeable. Great staff. Doesn't keep you waiting and waiting. Very good teacher and…read morealways has med students in the office. Deft touch.

I can't say enough good things about Debbie D at In Touch Pain Management. She is not only highly…read moreskilled but also incredibly personable. From the moment you meet her, it's clear that she truly listens to your concerns and takes the time to understand your unique situation. Debbie works with you, tailoring her approach to meet your needs, and makes sure you feel comfortable throughout the process. Her compassion and professionalism make all the difference. If you're looking for someone who genuinely cares about your well-being, I highly recommend Debbie D! The office is clean and check-in is always a breeze, the girls up front are always so sweet and personable too.

I have had very positive interactions with the team at In Touch. The front office staff has always…read morebeen friendly and accommodating. It's amazing to me that they handle the volume of patients that call and come thru the practice. Deborah has been an excellent practionor and has worked with me to provide comprehensive care. If I'd not hard to imagine this is a difficult practice given the type of care offered. These ladies deserve a big thumbs up!

I've been a patient of Dr. Oza for some time now, and I can confidently say he is one of the most…read morecompassionate and thorough doctors I've ever met. One thing that sets him apart is that he actually takes the time to review your medical chart *before* meeting with you, which makes every appointment feel personalized and efficient. He's not only knowledgeable but also incredibly attentive. Most of my messages through the patient portal are answered directly by him, not the staff, which shows his dedication to patient care. The office is spotless, and the staff is always warm and welcoming. From the moment you walk in, you feel at ease, knowing you're in good hands. I highly recommend Dr. Oza to anyone looking for a Rheumatologist who genuinely cares about your well-being!

Everyone in the office has been spectacular towards me & with helping me with everything concerning…read moremy diagnosis. Dr. Sweet she is a prayer come true to me in all I have to say for my health. Feeling and getting better hopefully. Thank you.

My recent visit with Dr. Wilk on 09/11/24 is still on my mind as being one of the most useless doc…read morevisits, I have had in a long time. This was my first visit with him and will be my very last. Unfortunately, my regular doc has left the practice and through default I saw him. Not impressed at all. Not personable, went on and on regarding my bone density test, apparently assuming I knew what he was talking about. I told him I was having difficulty with my Fibromyalgia, and he quickly stated, "there is no treatment for that". Under diagnosis he treats, online, clearly lists Fibromyalgia a one he indeed treats, (Dr. Raja treated me for this and diagnosed it.) He quickly changed the subject to my RA and treatments available. I told him I had not made a commitment to those treatments at this time. And that was that. No physical exam, no words of encouragement, nothing. Come back in six months and you will be seeing the PA. When I got home under today's diagnosis, he had put down a diagnosis he never discussed with me, and I had never heard of. When I looked up Toxic Myopathy, that diagnosis refers to a patient who has muscle pain due to drinking too much alcohol? What??? Oh no, last straw, not going back.

This review is for the pain department at Invision Health, specifically Dr. Salcedo. I have been…read moreutilizing the pain department ever since I became ill with my main chronic illness. I wasn't impressed with Dr. Salcedo in the first place because when he found out I have intense muscle pain in my neck, he suggested I get the nerves in it cauterized. Since that sounded incredibly invasive, I refused and then he passed me off to a PA who was brusque and dismissive. It seems that no one there is capable of empathy or concern for their patients. I ended up leaving the department a year ago because they were trying to get my money (over $200) so they could prescribe me medical marijuana, even though I already had a prescription from another provider! My PA became so pushy about it and I can afford little due to being on disability, so I decided to find another pain group. ECMC was helping me but the doctor I liked there retired. Around October of last year, a completely new disease started ruining my life. My baseline was already pain and fatigue, but the symptoms are on a whole new plane and present as a central nervous system disease. I was suffering, so I filled out paperwork again and made an appointment for Dr. Salcedo The visit was one of the most traumatic things I've gone through. My undiagnosed disease has been filled with terrible symptoms, like constant tremors. After answering questions, Dr. Salcedo told me he'd up the dose of my pain medication. He told me to stand up and complete an assessment. I get really dizzy from going from a sitting to standing position, so once I managed to stand, I held onto the chair and waited for the dizziness to stop. This is when Dr. Salcedo told me to come over to him from across the room, completely impatient even when I told him what was going on. He pushed and pulled on me while I became more faint. I asked, "give me a second, please," several times, but he was visibility frustrated his exam was taking so long. He intruded on my personal space because I wasn't going fast enough. Then, I got on the examining table and that's where things spiraled out of control. He had me lie on the table and stretched my muscles while he pressed his hand on my spine. He told me he couldn't examine me because of my limbs flailing about and even did a mean impression of me tremoring. He was roughly manhandling me, but then he did a stretch on my legs and my brain exploded with horrific pain. I screamed and begged, "Please please STOP!!!!" while he pressed hard on my spine and forced me into that excruciating position. I broke down into uncontrollable sobbing and continued saying NO. He looked at me coldly and snarled, "I have to finish my exam!!" He eventually stopped digging into my back and so I sat up, trying to get off the table. He shoved me down HARD and growled, "I'm not done yet!!" For the rest of the exam, I was sobbing. Hi finally sat me up and declared the exam over (the sharp pain in my legs thought otherwise for a week). He left the room and had said I needed a tox screen before he could give me the dosage I needed. I needed a few minutes before I did the urinalysis because my tears were blinding me. When I went to the waiting area still crying, I tried to tell my dad about the exam but I was too incoherent. I got called to checkout, where I was told I couldn't have a new appointment until the screen came back. But then, they said Dr. Salcedo was "suggesting" I see the psychologist there, who I'd seen and didn't like. He also had said I needed to get a second opinion from another neurologist, which I did. The next week, I contacted the staff to ask if my toxicology screen had come back and if I could start the new medication dosage. They replied, "You refused at Checkout to follow Dr. Salcedo's suggestions for you to see the therapist and get a second opinion from a neurologist, so the doctor will not prescribe your meds." I was (and still am) in horrible pain and would see anyone who'd help, even a guy who tortured me. Clearly, Salcedo had refused care. I was a number to order around in exchange for his unprofessionalism. The man has a God complex and, since his orders were not followed to the letter, he therefore withheld medication from me that would have alleviated my intense daily suffering. He has no semblance of a bedside manner or empathy and only is willing to help patients who blindly do whatever he tells them. I was a "difficult" patient because I had the audacity to be slow and a chronically ill woman with emotions. If my specialist for my baseline disease wasn't in this building, I wouldn't be willing to drive within a mile radius of the place. I feel so bad for the people he's actually willing to see. If you value your health, run. And if you can't run because of pain? Drive as fast and far away as you can...and definitely don't look back. I recommend this part of Invision Health to sadomasochists only.

This review is for Dr Salceto, a pain management doctor at Invision Health. My 37 yr old daughter…read moresaw him last month and he was brusque and insensitive. She told him that he was hurting her during the exam, but he just wouldn't stop. He recommended that she see one of his colleagues, who she'd already seen to no avail, and refused to treat her unless she did see him. She came to him for pain management and left his office writhing in pain from his exam.

They never look into or care about your concerns. This facility has the doctors where patients have…read moreto fight for themselves, while the doctors gaslight you and won't acknowledge your issues and fears. Only positives are their hours and always being there. Other than that, these people will tell you you are fine no matter how you feel and send you on your way.

The idea of "masking" for every sniffle is a craziness in this office must stop…read more No - you will not catch my sinus infection, I'm negative for CoV. Why push masking on everyone with a sniffle. This only serves to create an issue where there shouldn't be one. Again, as many note in their reviews, the front desk personnel may be following orders but some do so in an arrogant manner. This seems to depend on the staff member. I have a greater issue - one of the front desk personnel wiped her nose ALL over her hand. My doctor visit was great but to see this on my way out...

My experience at Suburban Rheumatology has been great. Everyone from the front desk woman, Akira to…read moreDr. Amhed are amazing

I thought to try this new place up here in the Buffalo area. On my second visit it was to discuss…read moremy recent lab work and to finally meet the doctor. I told her all the medication I previously tried for my rheumatoid and they were not working out for me and some of them caused blurry vision, so I stopped. She told me there is no way they could of caused vision problems. It says write on my prescription labels, one of the side effects was blurry vision. So she wanted me to start with the basic medication for a trial run, the one they first give you to try for rheumatoid athiritis. But I told her I already took all of that. Guess she didn't pay attention. Throughout the 20 min visit, all she kept talking about was weightloss and I need to excerise. I went in there for inflamation and to stop the curverture of my crooked fingers. All I could think about was how rude this doctor was talking about weight, it had nothing to do with rheumatoid arthiritis. As she headed and opened the door to leave, she told me to take the medication for two weeks and if it doesn't work to come back and see her to go to her weightloss clinic. I was totally shocked and very disappointed, I couldn't believe it. Don't waste your time here, $400 dollars out of pocket was a total waste.

Receiving post-op care today for our most recent surgery. Great location, very convenient from…read moreAntoine the Southtowns. This is a very modern facility, clean and aesthetically attractive. The professional staff is very kind, considerate, and knowledgeable.

Dr. D'Angelo is my Cardiologist & he is a VERY Special Dr. Compassionate & Answers my questions in…read moreunderstandable words!! The office staff is always very helpful and efficient!!