Poor follow-up on labs, still waiting, I'm not sure they were even submitted, office staff doesn't…read moreseem helpful.

Last year my PCP referred me to Dr. Signori's office (oncologist) due to seeing lesions on my femur…read morebone (leg) which a simple x-ray found. I googled lytic lesions and found nothing good in the findings, so I took my oldest son with me to the doctor - he's a nurse and knows medical terminology. I knew I was doomed and had cancer, I didn't want to know anything about it and that is why my son was with me. Dr. Signori looked at me and told me that this was secondary cancer (in the leg) and primary was somewhere else in my body. So, he sent me to get a Mammogram - I wasn't due for another until about 2 more months. Went for the Mammogram and yup - there it was. First thing is first. He sent me to a bone specialist and I had to have a titanium rod inserted into my Femur. Then I had to have radiation on my leg - I was in a lot of pain, I mean a lot. The Radiation Oncologist told me that radiation would help alleviate the pain. Initially I was in a wheel chair and by the time I was finished with the radiation I was walking with the assistance of a cane and no longer having excruciating pain in the leg! Now is the time to begin on the breast cancer. Dr. Signori began by giving me a cancer pill - this shrunk the tumor, but after about 4 weeks it slowed down. Okay, so now is chemo -ugh! Hate chemo!!!! I was on 3 different types of chemo and it made me very sick. Luckily my favorite sister was able to come over and spend nights at my house when I was not doing well. My white blood cell count spiraled down to a .03 - I had to stay in my house - no opening the door at all. No pets, no fresh flowers, no plants, no fresh fruit that I could not peel, no fresh vegetables, etc... I had to be extremely cautious about anything that could potentially give me any type of infection. As a matter of fact my son yelled at me because my brother and his wife came over during my low WBC count and I visited with them. I felt okay, but had to basically incubate myself from anything of the outside world. Not very much fun! Dr. Signori was very sensitive to my cancer and sickness. He reduced the chemo by one and added that one to the end - which extended my chemo - alright because this made it so I wasn't so sick. But, at one particular point my red blood cells were low and had to have 2 pints of blood - transfusion. I tell you I have been through the mill, but Dr. Signori and his office has made this horrendous experience a lot nicer. Having chemo I had it in his office - he makes it very comfortable for his cancer patients. The chemo nurses are just as outstanding as him. I went in earlier this week and he said he doesn't want to see me for 6-8 weeks - I told him I was going to miss him!!!! Of course, this is post tumor removal which he was able to reduce it by 1/2 the size, if not more. Love you Dr. Signori and his staff - they are beyond outstanding if you are looking for an Oncologist - which I hope you are not!

Terrible customer service had a referral from my doctors office to set up and appointment to come…read morethere ,all I got is the run around instead of them calling the doctors office for further clarification I got talk to like a pice of shit so I looked up there reviews which explains it all unprofessional CSR

We were here twice last year when my husband's mom wasn't feeling well. We were here last week when…read morehis niece gave birth. Both times they took really good care of the patients. The only complaint my mother in law had was that the food was blah, lol. We had to bring her food from outside establishments, which the doctor ok'd. The facility is clean and huge. The people working there are nice. They have a decent sized parking lot that's free to park in.

I was in desperate need for a podiatrist. I knew what had to be done. Out of fear, I delayed the…read moreappointment till I could hardly get shoes on my feet. Two in-grown toenails! I called a podiatrist office near my home. I told the assistant who answered the phone, that I had delayed the appointment as long as I could because I feared the painful procedure that I imagined. The assistant said, "oh it won't hurt, the doctor is really good looking"! In addition to the in-grown toe nails, back in June, I sprained my ankle just 4 days before my 10 day, 332 mile ultra-marathon. 55 miles into the race, it forced me to quit. Nearly 6 months later my ankle still hurts. Shocking since it really seemed like a minor strain that really wasn't a big attention getter in the first place. Just two weeks ago, I wasn't able to stand on it at all! A cortisone injection to the ankle will hopefully allow me to heal that ankle fully! Appointment with the podiatrist for both issues was today. Yes, the doctor was good-looking, AND yes there was still pain involved. Thank gawd for lidocaine! (Although the injection was tough). Right toenail, wedge/angle cut and instant relief! Left toenail, lidocaine, the toenail cut from top to bottom (at angle) and pulled out all the way! Ouch!! He literally wrestled it out! Then he stuck an acid dipped cotton stick in the cavity...which was bleeding heavily, to burn the root out! Several times! It was so gross! So how did I get the in-grown toenails? I always blamed the people who do my pedicures. They're always messing around in the corner of my toes. It turns out, it's my own fault. Before I would go for my pedicure, I would always cut my toenails as short as I could get them. I know the pedicurist won't cut them short and with all the running/walking that I do, I'm always losing toenails cause they weren't short enough, or so I thought. It's really that I needed a full sized bigger in my running shoes and not a half size bigger that I had been using. Lesson One: In cutting them too short, and the way the shoes press in on the toe, they would only grown inward and not up/out. Lesson Two: Shoe size is critical. Lesson Three: By delaying my visit to the podiatrist, I made the situation worse. Now once this throbbing goes away, I hope my feet and ankle will be normal again! Dr. Ali was fantastic! Go see him if you need a good foot doctor! I won't be so afraid next time! He was incredibly kind and made sure that I was as comfortable as could get in a not so great situation.

I can not explain how excellent Dr Ali is. He gave me his personal number after two surgeries. He…read moreoffered to come to my home during the Christmas break. You need to make him your foot Dr. PERIOD.

I wasn't a fan of this office when I was a patient. The doctor wss great but the rest of the office…read morestaff, I remember, I wasn't impressed with. I moved and recently requested my records from 16 specialists in michigan. Michigan allows providers to charge fees for records. So this group is within its right to do so. Out of 16 providers, all in Michigan, all with the same rights... this is the only provider to charge me this fee

Seen Kelly Murdock PA-C, She was caring and thorough. Listened to me about my shoulder. It was my…read moresecond injection in my shoulder and hopefully this one will work as good as the first. Appointment was on time and I was in and out . Would recommend her to anyone.