I decided to try this doctor being a DO after he saw my mom in the hospital and did an amazing job…read morein my opinion. I needed a new doctor since my Asthma/Allergy doctor left his practice. However, since seeing him in his office and the last two visits with PA Steiner, my opinion has completely changed on these guys. First off I'll say, I will never go back here and I don't recommend them. As pulmonary doctors, having asthma, a PFT test should be done, but that's not the biggest issue. I have a history of pneumonia in my right lung along with other issues. The last time I saw PA Steiner, I was extremely sick with pneumonia and other issues. He did absolutely nothing for me. Didn't offer any medications, no advice, nothing. I fortunately decided to go to pulmonary at the VA. She immediately ran a boat load of blood tests, ordered a CT Scan and a PFT initially which after that one a more advanced one. So this is why I'm not recommending these guys.... The blood work came back showing issues, the CT of my lungs came back showing issues, I'm waiting for the second PFT. These guys are Intensive and Pulmonary and did absolutely nothing for me or made any attempt to diagnose me. Beware if you have serious pulmonary issues. I should not have to request or demand for them to do their job. I'll stick with the VA as these guys did not want to do anything to help me or earn my business or recommendation.

Amazing doctor, awesome staff. Very personable and empathetic. Takes time to understand the…read morepatients. My only complaint is the location being so far (worth the travel) and days they are open.

Dr. Labuz is amazing. I wouldn't be alive today without his keen eye and willingness to stick…read morethrough the tough times. You would be blessed to have him as your primary. I honestly can't say enough positive things about him.

We saw very good reviews on Google Maps and were optimistic about seeing Dr. LaBuz, but he might…read morehave too many patients in his DPC practice or he might have something distracting his attention, because it was truly difficult to get him to give more than a few minutes of attention to us, even during scheduled appointments. I think he was significantly late to every appointment we ever had with him (like more than 20 minutes late to a 15-min appointment) and in many cases we had to contact the front desk to get him to respond, and they said he had forgotten or not marked the appointment on his calendar. He said that DPC is supposed to be good for complex medical situations, but in practice, he would only listen to us briefly before concluding what test we should get and then talking about that test a lot. He was not good at listening to us and it felt so difficult to get even a few sentences out around him. One time I even booked two appointments (one for me one for my husband) to TRY to have enough time for him to listen to something complicated that I felt was threatening my heart health, and still got shut down and not listened to and just told to rebook in a few weeks for more so-called "care." He was also not the best about refills, referrals, etc. often had to follow up a lot. I felt the doctor was failing to get an understanding of our health histories and was instead just listening barely long enough to suggest a test and then that's all he wanted to talk about. for example: my husband: I've been having fatigue dr.: (no questions about when it started or what it was like) you should get a sleep study! my husband: well, i'm not sure (not thinking sleep apnea was likely explanation, given the other details about the fatigue history) dr.: you can do a sleep study at home these days! Additionally, the nurse/phlebotomist seemed very inexperienced and severely injured me while doing the blood draw. She also mishandled the blood sample, so one of the tests we paid for was voided and had no result, because it had been exposed to too much light. I had constant low-grade pain in my arm for months after her blood draw, because she must have damaged my muscle or nerve with the needle and wouldn't take it out when I said it was more painful than any blood draw I'd ever had (she just said "you're overthinking it, just breathe."). I wish I had ripped the needle out, because I've had dozens of blood draws and I know what they normally feel like, even when they're a little painful, and this was not normal. I was hoping for better but this DPC did not turn out to be what we needed. We found someone better through recommendations on r/vegaslocals.

With medical care getting worse and worse everyday, Dr. Fakhouri rises above and provides excellent…read morecare. He is extremely intelligent and I truly believe he understands medicine and the human body better than any doctor in this state. Truly excellent. 8 year patient.

I met Dr. Fakhouri in 2018 and I'm beyond grateful for his guidance and help with my health. Dr. F…read morehelped to guide me through losing 80lbs. I have always been doctor avoidant--my entire adult life. That all changed with Dr. F. Being a part of his MDVIP program is an added benefit. I can see him the same day I call in OR just walk into his office. I have never met a doctor with a better understanding of how to help patients. His understanding of the body is second to none. If you are looking for a new doctor, you owe it to yourself to find Dr. Fakhouri.

This man/Doctor, the staff.. are beyond SENSATIONAL! I have…read morebeen a patient for 8 years, and now my Husband and I have "couples appointments" every 4 months, as needed! Dr. Lee is TRULY a jack of all "Illlnesses" and if he is unsure, he'll send you to a specialist that can better assess! He's compassionate, caring, and takes TIME with each and every one of his patients! Yes, it takes a bit longer to see him and it's beyond worth it! He's a family man, and that means YOU too! We ADORE our Doctor, how many of you can say that!? We love him!! -Tara & Todd

I was referred to Dr. Lee but will not be seeing him due to the bad reviews about his staff. The…read moredoctor's reviews himself sound very good. It's a shame that his mean, uneducated, and ignorant staff members may be adversely impacting this good doctor's practice.

Dr. Loring Jacobs is a wonderful doctor. He listens to all of my health concerns and never rushes…read moremy appointment. He spends time figuring out what the problem is and helps you to feel better. He is big in preventative care to make sure everything is working right. His assistant Tracey is great. She always gets back to me on any refills or questions I have for the doctor. I'm so happy I found Dr, Jacobs when I moved here from CA. I highly recommend him and his office.

Dr Loring & staff have compassion for patients @ 78+ Male life ,becomes a lil stressful Loring &…read morehis great staff , make it a lil easier , & healthier ‍

if you take hydrocodone for your pain meds, run like heck to somewhere else. you will be lied to…read moresaying your med is excepted there, but it isnt. they just tell you that to get you in the door. then they pawn off Belbuca on ya. want your teeth to fall out? take that drug. they will tell you not everyone experiances that side affect. you want to gamble with your teeth?

I have been coming to this doctor's office for years and nothing but positive things to say from…read morethe doctor all the way down to the assistance to the office staff.

Goldy, in the front office, went above and beyond to make sure I received the forms I needed. Her…read moreattention to detail, kindness, and willingness to help made the entire process so much easier. I truly appreciate her going out of her way to assist me! I love this doctor and his staff.

Upon entering Dr. Vogels office, one can see immediately what kind of a doctor he and his wife are…read more Literally every square inch of the walls and plexiglass partitions are covered with "DON'T DO THIS" and "DON'T DO THAT". Threats everywhere. I walked in for neuralgia issues on my face, massive scabs covering most of my face, and severe pain. The first question? "Have you tried a TENS unit on your face and head?" um..."where would I attach the pads? The pads won't stick to the scabs nor the hair..." These insipid, irrelevant questions were asked AFTER we'd sat in the waiting room for two hours. Vogel is always overbooked, and his waiting room can't hold everyone. It smells very bad, like it's never been cleaned. Butt sweat and foot odor occupy the room like a pall of pollution. Vogel's arrogance supercedes his knowledge by a fair amount. He put me on questionable meds, and when I questioned them, he lost his temper and practically threw me out of the room. I explained the meds were causing prostate issues and he claimed that was "impossible." He unnecessarily referred me to a urologist who barely did anything except hit us with a large bill. His response to my issue? "When you stop that med, the issue will go away. I cannot speak poorly of another doctor, but I'll tell you you're correct and he's wrong." Vogel on the other hand, trashed the urologist. He insisted the medication wasn't causing the secondary problem, and told me to get used to the med, because "You'll likely be on this for the rest of your life." (I've been off it for three months now, no issues). His office claimed one day, that they'd called me to move my appointment. We showed up on time and were told they'd called. I had received no call, and the call log on my cell proved it. His office essentially called me a liar, and indicated MY PHONE call logs were wrong. Vogel made some smart-ass comment about "if you'd answer your phone, you'd know what time to show up." He also was dishonest from the jump about the meds. I'd had enough of his Swiss-German BS arrogance and narcissism, so looked for another doctor. Meanwhile, his office called and said they again had to move my upcoming appointment. They actually reached my phone, but the date they left had occurred three days previously. We called several times, but were unable to secure an appointment after they canceled one. Turns out, Vogel had "fired us" as patients, because of my complaint about the two hour wait times, and the obnoxiousness of the staff. Vogal may have received the title of "DOCTOR," but he's closer to Dr. Suess in ability, and closer to Dr. NO in terms of human decency. BTW, my urology issues cleared as soon as i stopped the questionable medication Vogel put me on. I did not need to continue the medication, and I'm now entirely medication-free, something Vogel insisted several times, that I could not do. This guy is not trustworthy in my opinion. In my opinion, he belongs in Eastern Europe, where bedside manner, talent, and human decency matter less than here in America. Why pay a doctor to treat you like you're the scum on the bottom of his shoe? Trust Jason N and SS I's reviews. The others are likely paid reviews.

I initially thought Dr Liang was a halfway decent doctor, unfortunately I was wrong. I signed up as…read morea consignor patient as that is the level of care, I have become accustomed to since after COVID. I will say that the consignor Doctor I had in California set a very high bar, but I wasn't expecting Dr Liang to match that level. Based on that, I went along with the care he provided for almost 2 years and was content, until recently. After receiving the result of my blood work showing my A1C level was above reference, which putting me in a category of being pre-diabetic, I realized that Dr Liang was no better than a typical none caring primary doctor that is content to check off boxes and feel good about the level of service he provides to his patients. His response to my A1C level going from 4.7 to 6.0 in less than a year was; "we will follow-up in 3 months and see how you are doing. This is not an acceptable response from a doctor that is charging $3000 a year for cosigner medicine in addition to the charges to my insurance and my out-of-pocket co-payments for regular office visits and lab fees. In three months, I could have full blow diabetes, or worse Kidney failure, heart disease or other organ damage that cannot be reversed. I expect my doctor to provide me with knowledge and guidance, perform the necessary testing to determine what caused my A1C to be above reference in such a short period of time. Unlike my previous consigner doctor, doctor Liang failed (major failure) to look at my previous result, at least not with me in the room. Perhaps if he had, he would have recognized that there needs to be some immediate follow-up, not three months from now. If he did look at my previous results and failed to do immediate follow-up, then I question whether he should be a doctor, especially not a consigner doctor. To make matters worse, I have been on Ozempic for weight loss for approximately 2 months, so there is even more reason to be concerned since GLP-1's are supposed to lower your A1C levels. Major failure on the part of this highly paid doctor to perform the duties of his job and provide adequate care for his patients.

Very impressed with Dr Liang! His staff is also extremely sweet! He was very thorough and actually…read morespent two hours going over all my blood work and health! I felt listened to. He is a wealth of knowledge and really looks out for his patients