There is not doubt that a bond will be formed with a doctor who gives you as much Morphine and…read moreVicodin as you want!! Dr. Parker is a great Doc working with a team of doctors through the Sierra Infectious Disease group and is one of the genus doctors who figured out what was wrong with me last month and has prescribed all the meds and care to totally heal me up!! I had a raging mysterious bacterial infection and newly diagnosed with diabetes. When I went into the ER my blood sugar was coma level at 340 and they told me I was 6 hours from DEATH. After a 7 day hospital stay, surgery, and having this great team of doctors following me I'm doing great and now my diabetes is at a normal level of 98 and I know this is because of the treatment I received!

Dr. Parker treated me for 6 weeks as an in patient at Renown Medical…read moreCenter in April/May 2014. He was professional, attentive, and knows what he's talking about. Dr. Parker was instrumental in prescribing the correct IV antibiotics which helped me recover from a deadly infectious disease. Accolades to Dr. Parker!

OMG for the crap I'm having to go through with this infection these people ARE FANTASTIC!! My Dr…read more Is called Dr. Yum Yum ( lol gotta agree) and the staff is just wonderful. I kind of fell through the cracks with one of the other facilities that is taking care of me and these people called them got everything on track and just absolutely wonderful . finding it was a little bit difficult for me but I think it's just because it's me and I get lost in business complexes but for the most part it is easy to find. Lots of parking a nice thing reception area all around a nice place.

Not very empathetic to patients needs. Ridiculous office policy. GPS address not up to date…read more Couldn't be seen that day. Very upset, crying all the way home. Do not go to this place. Very naziesk. Must follow rules!

Dr. Krasner saved my life. Literally! I can never say enough amazing words that can describes him…read morebecause that aren't enough. How do you thank someone enough for saving your life. One day I hope to find away and he's now a part of my family who'll have my appreciation, respect, admiration, friendship and love until the day I die. Thank You for making it possible to say this and I'm so very grateful for you Dr. Krasner. You're a true Angle!

Anyone who has been a patient of Dr.Krasner knows that he is simply the best. Besides that fact…read morethat his attitude is the greatest, he will go to any lengths to make sure that his patients receive the very best of care, which I received while I was an out-patient of his for over 10 years while living in Reno before my spouse and I decided to move back east in July 2019. I'm really going to miss Dr.Krasner...and that's a fact.

I can forgive her horrible bedside manner. What I cannot forgive is her breathing in my face with…read morethe most putrid breath. If you are going to care for patients up close, practice good hygiene and common sense. Just a horrible woman all around.

Dr. Yee is was one of my many doctors taking care of me last month when I was in the hospital. She…read moreis a wonderful doctor, very caring, gentle and takes time to listen to you, and answer any questions. She is a specialist and obviously knows what she's doing, she was on the team of doctors who diagnosed and treated a rare bacterial infection I had, and helped devise my care plan when I was released. She made sure I had everything I needed while I was in the hospital and when I came home would have the care I needed.

I volunteered for the airport exercise and the really cute triage guy that treated me got me socks…read morebecause I lost mine during the exercise when I "died"

The best care I have received at any hospital I have been at, and there are many in multiple…read morestates. Compassion, friendliness- Western style, of course, empathy, full information, and full responses so you understand what is going on, or answers to specific questions, I would rather not go anywhere else. The best care I have received at any hospital I have been at, and there are many in multiple states.

We are so grateful to have chosen this physician for our PRP and Stem Cell advice and guidance…read more Honesty, integrity and knowledge are all ten stars out of five stars. Seek his opinion before committing to surgery or replacement. We were headed for surgery, but we wanted a second opinion. Our situation is "too far gone" for confidence with PRP or Stem Celll treatment. A focused, informed, and honest assessment was what we received. But, we will be back for a shoulder, knee, hair and advice. Thank you. John & Judy.

After having a consult for knee issues at a different large group. I sought second opinion with Dr…read more A StemXGene. Dr. Was fantastic, did exam and ultra sound. Explained various treatments, was kind and informative. I scheduled PRP for following week! I have so much hope after this meeting and confidence. The cost are on site and more reasonable that the other group who said most people require repeated treatments, but Dr A said most patients do well after first. I cant convey how significantly more professional, caring and non gouging my experience was with STEMXGEN. Front dest help is efficient friendly and caring as well.

Negligent practitioner and rude staff. She did not address concerns, offer treatment nor follow up…read more She did not follow standard of care guidelines per medical association. If you care about your health and being treated like a human being DON'T GO HERE!

I do like this group and I do like my doctor. But I have…read moresome concerns, as I've been warned that they will 'dismiss' you if they feel a need. For whatever reason. Which I guess is their right, but I'm pretty nervous. I mean, I have a terminal cancer diagnosis. And I need care. Which I am getting and I'm grateful for. But I believe I'd be better served by a change to another of their doctors. As my issue is I need a doctor there who has more insight into my specific situation. And some good connections regarding clinical trials. I've been offered a clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic for a first line treatment. I've had no treatment to date. My cancer is being watched. So: I heard that they don't like you switching doctors. Which led me to query the internet and up popped some text from their website that said changing doctors was allowed and was not a problem. But I don't think this is true, as others have experienced denials to have a different doctor and even have been dismissed from the practice for being pro-active in finding a good fit. Beyond comments in this forum, I have been cautioned by other doctors in the larger medical community that I would need to demand the new doctor because they "don't like you to switch". ?? But if I demand, then I'll be in hot water. It's stressful to take this in. I'm afraid to get my needs met by asking for a different more specific carer to my situation. In my opinion, which is 'evidence based' in reference to the experience and expertise of the doctor I'd like to switch to. In the past, I've had some questions for my doctor where I have felt communicating was fraught. More recently I was offered a clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic. Of course I wanted to discuss this with my Doctor here locally. I did not feel there was much interest --and I got the impression I would be booted out if I chose to begin therapy with the trial. I was told by Mayo that I would start the treatment at Mayo, but after a couple of months I could finish the protocol locally. So that was great, right? Well my doctor here did not offer that I could continue with the treatment locally. There was no enthusiasm. I was left hanging in trying to read the room. What my doctor said is "let me know what you decide" which came across as you either 1) do the clinical trial there, or 2) you stay here and don't do the clinical trial. Basically it was tough to feel heard. I was truly perplexed as the Mayo folks were clear with me that my cancer was --not becoming aggressive. But my doctor here was telling me I was --about to need chemotherapy as my cancer looked to be becoming aggressive. which is why I went to Mayo to get some clarity. They did a PETCT that painted an entirely different portrait of my disease status. Here locally my doc was telling me that I could have no treatment without verifying exactly what my cancer was doing, which would require open surgery just to try to get the tiny tumor area for pathology. The tumor being in a place that would risk my health to a very large degree. This was so confusing to then learn that I could avoid chemotherapy with a drug protocol that was not chemotherapy with no need to biopsy further. My doctor here seemed to think this was a possibility. But we just couldn't seem to connect to arrive at discussing this well. I do like my doctor. I think she cares and is capable. I wonder if my doctor has lost sight of my particular situation. The other local doctor works well with the Mayo Clinic and with Mayo trials, I think, given his connections there with Mayo. I have been referred to this other doctor verbally. And warned that getting switched could be a minefield I'll try to discuss this further with my present doctor. But I scared I will make this doctor will find me troublesome. Once it was suggested that I was wasting this doctor's time and this doctor became exasperated with me. Not kidding. So, you see. I'm nervous.

Dr. Cattoni is a very friendly and positive person who helped to put us at ease during a very…read moretrying time dealing with cancer. Great bedside manner each time we saw him over the past two years. He answered all of our seemingly unending questions with patience. The staff, too, have been friendly and seem to really care. A special shout-out to Steven who seemed as happy as we were about the the positive outcome of our last appointment!