This is the worst professional I have ever encountered in any profession. As a doctor he should be…read moreashamed of his presentation to a patient as he did with me.

Mary DiGorgio MSN, she sat there and told me she recommended approval because of my prostate…read morecancer. Then the VA denied me? Thank you Mary, for nothing. And keep your those prayers you offered to me.

The office staff was great and very empathetic however, I just moved over from the West Coast to…read moreFlorida. I needed a new primary, I'm already receiving disability since 2009. I brought all my medical records from my previous physicians as well as neurologist to review. In addition to needing a new primary, I also had a simple one page form for my long-term disability company to fill out. It was just list my diagnosis and or prognosis. However, Dr. Mohsen Kheradpezhouh refused to even see me! I've never heard of this in my life. My friend is a retired Doctor and he thinks that it's absurd but also unethical to hear about a physician to behave in such a manner. He states that this one of the reasons why he retired because of insurance companies and other physicians like this! So in other words, if you are currently disabled or elderly, do not go to this practice, you'll not receive any medical care, so why would you want a doctor in the first place. I apologize for such a long review, but people need to know about the state of medical care in this country and what it has become.

I have thyroid cancer and was referred to Dr. O'Hare by my endocrinologist. I arrived at my first…read moreappointment 20 mintues early, as requested. I filled out paperwork and paid my copay.....and then sat in the waiting room for half an hour. My 1pm appointment time came and went, and no one told me anything, though during that hour I discovered that there were two other people, also waiting for a 1pm appointment with him. He TRIPLE-BOOKED the appointment time. Finally I'm taken into a back room, the nurse takes my blood pressure, and.....I wait some more. I arrived at 12:40pm for a 1:00pm appointment, and he didn't walk into the room until 1:45pm. He offered no apologies or information on why he was late. He spent ten minutes with me, half of which was spent paying more attention to his medical student than me, and the other half of which he spent standing up and edging towards the door. Because he came so highly recommended, I decided to give him another chance and scheduled my pre-op, operation, and post-op. I arrived today at my designated appointment time, with appointment card in hand, and was told that I was in their system for next week and would have to come back then. I told them no, my appointment is very clearly written as today, and in return they cancelled all of my other appointments, including my surgery, and told me to find another doctor. Dr. O'Hare then called my endocrinologist to say that this egregious mix-up was somehow my fault, despite the fact that I showed up when they told me to in writing, and that he refused to ever see me again. Dr. O'Hare isn't a doctor at all. He triple-books appointments, spends more time trying to get away from patients than to care for them, and blames the patient for his office's mistakes. Anyone who cancels surgery on a cancer patient because his office screwed up doesn't deserve to call themselves a medical professional, and shouldn't be allowed to operate on people.

Thorough, kind, knowledgable. He sent my biopsy for second opinions. He took really good care of…read moreme post surgery. He came and saw several times while I was hospitalized for one day. He, personally, called me and my PCP. I highly recommend Dr. Timothy O'Hare.

I have not been seen by Dr. Pipek, so I cannot speak to the quality of his medical care. However,…read moremy experience attempting to establish care as a new patient raised significant concerns about the administrative side of the practice. I called the office shortly before closing to ask about the new patient process. After waiting on hold, my call was answered but disconnected while I was introducing myself and explaining that I was a new patient. I called back immediately and remained on hold until the call was routed to the after-hours answering service, who took a message. I then downloaded the new patient paperwork from the website and completed the forms, but the email address listed on the website for submission returned my email as undeliverable on multiple attempts. Based on these interactions, I was unable to establish contact or submit new patient paperwork. While Dr. Pipek may be an excellent physician, my experience with the new patient intake process and front office communication left me with no confidence that I could rely on the administrative staff to provide the level of communication, record handling, and coordination that I expect from a medical provider. These administrative functions are a critical part of patient care.

To start - we love Dr. Pipek. The staff ONCE you get them on the phone and/or you are in the office…read moreare very nice and one of the things we really love is there is minimal wait time once you arrive at the office. The ISSUE is this - they have got to have one of THE worst office managers on the planet! They have issues managing their data; we've gone into his office several times and had Dr. Pipek tell us he doesn't have the data from another office, lab, procedure, etc. I mean if it happened once, maybe twice I would say it could be the fault of the other office/lab, etc - however, this has happened multiple times! We've called several times and been on the phone upwards of 20 + minutes trying to get someone to answer the phone and finally just hung up. We've had to call multiple times to have orders faxed over to different labs and offices to have work done, etc. and that rarely happens - we've either had to have the lab/offices contact Dr Pipek's office to get the info. This is just not very professional. I mean it's one thing when the doctor is awesome - but whoever is managing the administration part of his practice is HORRIBLE and makes the experience painful! Additionally, I did call twice to get the office manager on the phone and have yet to have any luck with that endeavor.