Stacey has literally saved my life - twice. I can't recommend her services enough. I had two uterus…read moresurgeries, and then was pregnant and had a c-section all in the course of two years and totally lost my core strength. My back gave out on me when my baby was 5 months old and thankfully for google I found Stacey and she took me in as a patient immediately and helped get me back up and going again. My only regret is that I didn't just automatically go see Stacey after I was cleared for working out post c-section! I really believe anyone post pregnancy should go see Stacey- she teaches you basic body mechanics that can help as well as how to ease back into working out again the right way so that you don't hurt yourself. Stacey is just all around a gem of a person and I thank my lucky stars that I found her because I would not be where I'm at physically today without her.

I'm a senior female. I put up up with minor bladder issues (urinary urgency/leakage) for about 10…read moreyears. Then, while remaining minor, the issue became much more frequent. My PCP referred me to Stacey Lash, PT, MPT, WCS at Pelvic Ab Rehab. After 7 weekly 1-hour appointments for what I called "bladder PT," I no longer have the bladder issue at all. Treatment consisted of: behavior survey/symptom tracking/physical evaluation/external exercises & stretches/internal exercises & stretches. Ms. Lash is an outstanding professional. She helped me feel completely comfortable with the treatment. I highly recommend her.

This is the first time I've ever been on yelp. But I was looking to see if there's a way I can…read moreemail dr. Gammon's personally. Then I ran into all these bad reviews which I can't believe. I feel Dr. Gammon is an awesome guy that is helping a lot of people. I've been dealing with addiction problems almost my whole life. I struggled with alcohol and heroin the most. It was the hardest thing I ever did in my life to get away from those two substances and if it wasn't for Dr. Gammons, I don't believe I would be cleaned today from them. I've been seeing Dr. Gammons for almost 30 years now. And I would say he is the best doctor I've seen to help me get through my problems with addiction. But that's all I'm gonna say I don't review too often. I'm sure there is a lot of good reviews. I just happened to click on the one star ones. There was much more five star reviews. I just can't believe there's any .Dr. Gammons took on a lot of different offices to try to help people in different areas which has to be one of the most hardest jobs. Especially dealing with drug addicts and alcoholics. We can be real pricks. It's gotta be the most stressful job ever has been a doctor dealing with people like us and Dr. Gammon is only been improving from what I seen over the years.

They have to know they have this coming after the office visit I just recently had: If you've been…read moreseen at this office, pull up your Explanation of Benefits (EOB) on your insurance app immediately. You are likely being overcharged by a staff that operates on a mix of arrogance and total ignorance of their own contracts. I'm a skeptic by nature. I read the bad reviews and thought, "I'll be the judge of that." Convenience won, and for a minute, it seemed fine. The doctor himself is a nice guy...accommodating and professional. He was training a female doctor during my first two visits, who, oddly, I never saw again for the remaining five appointments. The office staff was cordial and they were doing their thing back there... But that "laid back" atmosphere eventually curdled into something toxic. By the fourth visit, the vibe was off...Whispering behind the counter, giggling at weird times, and a robotic, emotionless "deadpan" manner from the staff. Just an uncomfortable, toxic-adjacent environment. What became interesting was how every visit, they demanded a $50 specialist copay. I thought this was okay because my insurance card says specialist would cost as much. However, when I finally checked my EOBs, Blue Care Network had listed my responsibility as $25.00 per visit, with the fine print explicitly stating: "Your provider should not ask you to pay any more than this amount." When I brought this documented fact to the office manager, I was dismissed. A male employee behind the counter who was entirely irrelevant to the conversation decided to rudely insert himself just to be condescending. It's always the ig talking to you as if you're the ig one. I went home, did the research, called BCN, and confirmed I was 100% correct. The EOB is the single source of truth. If BCN processes a claim at $25, the provider is contractually prohibited from charging you a penny more. Today, at my final visit, to my surprise, they initially took the $25. But after seeing the doctor, I came out to find the office manager waiting with a smug attitude to tell me I was wrong and she had "just spoken to BCN." When I tried to explain (for the 15th time) how medical billing codes actually work, the entire front desk lost it. All three employees started talking over me loudly. The office manager became incredibly animated, swinging her head, waving her hands and getting excited. I'll admit, the situation pushed me to a point of matching her energy, but the result was laughable: I was "discharged" (as if I was going to continue going there after this) and told by the other irrelevant girl that she was "calling the police right now!" (LOL) All because I insisted they follow their own insurance contract. Yeah these people are aching for conflict. It's a bizarre sight to see adults have a collective meltdown because a patient understands their billing better than they do. Ignorance isn't an excuse when you're dealing with people's hard-earned money. Check your EOBs. You probably have money sitting in Gammons' bank account that belongs in yours In the meantime I suggest that the office manager and her supporting staff educate themselves by cracking a book on basic medical billing. Oh, and to the office manager: charging more than the member responsibility listed on the EOB is a contractual violation and, in some cases, can be reported as insurance fraud.

I called to make an appointment today and the receptionists were very rude. They hung up on me…read morethree times. I recently switched insurance and need a new doctor for my son. So I called to set up an appoint and barely got through letting them know why I was calling and the receptionist hung up on me. I called back thinking it was an error. I said " I just called and I think the call was dropped..." The receptionist actually said to me "don't call back" and hung up. I called a third time, at this point I was shocked and horrified for being treated in such a way. This time I said, " I think you have me mixed with another patient. I'm just trying to make an initial appointment." I heard nothing on the other line because they had already hung up. My next call was to my insurance company to choose a different doctor. Who needs to deal with rudeness when you don't have to. I hope the doctors find out about this and fire the front desk staff responsible for such nonsense.

I've been taking my kids here for about 3 years now. Dr. Yaldo recently took over the practice. We…read moreabsolutely love it here. Dr. Yaldo really takes time to answer all my questions and she is so kind with my kids. The rest of the staff is wonderful as well. I can always get a last minute sick visit and I never wait too long. I don't think I've ever been this happy with a doctor's office.

Very nice hospital. Great staff! Great care…read moreVery nice peds ER Best hospital highly recommend feels more like a hotel

The hospital looks updated and clean but that's where it ends. We waited for 5 hours and every time…read moreI ask for an update they make it seem like I'm bothering them. My wife has a level 9 pain and we were told to rush to the ER. They promised to get her some Tylenols while we waited and it's been over an hour and they seem bothered every time I ask for an update on the Tylenol. The employee who we are dealing with is Claire T. She refuses to give us updates or a Tylenol and seems annoyed every time I ask. She suspected I took a photo of her and within minutes a PA, an RN and multiple security personal were available to address this "pressing" issue. They couldn't find anyone to get my wife a pain killer for over an hour or see us for 5 hours but had no problem providing an RN for over 20 minutes to discuss their policies relating to photos. I do not recommend this place. Other ERs in the area don't have wait times and are much more helpful. Update: it's now 6 hours and we haven't seen a doctor yet. Update: it's now 7 hours and we have yet to see a doctor

THIS PLACE IS A SCAM!…read more My fiancée saw them one time last year under the impression that they were a primary care office and they have been billing him EVER SINCE!! We called EPIC this morning before his scheduled annual appointment to tell them that his insurance has changed and someone from a third party answering service told him that they accept his insurance and to go to his appointment and everything would be fine. Upon arrival he gave them his insurance card and they said all is fine and they already had the info. Then AFTER ATHE APPOINTMENT they told him that he needed to update his PCP or else insurance wouldn't cover--guess what?! None of the PCPs are covered by his insurance. So now we're just screwed. He found out that he "owes" them hundreds of dollars for care he never received! They said they bill you for chronic care management, HE DOES NOT HAVE A CHRONIC CONDITION! This is crazy and no one offered him any solution at the office. This place is FRAUD!

Insane!! Trust the negative reviews!! It's all true. They rape your insurance by billing for tests…read moreyou never had done. They also tell you "your insurance requires you to take a memory test" etc. BS! Holding you hostage every three months is ridiculous. I was seeing a PA who I thought was honest. Nope.... she's into the Epic fraud with everyone else. If they seem genuinely concerned for your health believe me they aren't. It's about money. Period. This place should be ashamed of themselves.

First visit was today on a friend recommendation. Staff is very nice and dr Rochlen is terrific…read more He's direct and to the point. I like that. So happy To have found an internist I like.

Good luck getting in as a new patient. I scheduled a new patient exam online months ago. Later I…read morewas called and said I couldn't schedule it online, they could only do it over the phone and the wait was 2+ months. So I reschedule for June with Dr. Falkell. Months go by, and then days before my appointment they call: "Dr. Falkell's schedule changed and we need to reschedule." Another month wait. Now it's mid July, and AGAIN, days before my appointment they call to tell me her schedule changed and I need to reschedule. Fed up with this place.

As a newly 26 year old I got kicked off of my parents health insurance a couple months ago and…read morehaven't gotten insurance yet. I live in Royal Oak and had to get a Covid test. I went to a drive thru urgent care to get a Covid test and they tried to charge me $140 since I have no insurance, so I left. Called a different urgent care for a Covid test, they said it would cost me $200. Unbelievable.. $200 to tell me whether I'm sick or not? I'd rather quarantine at that point. Welcome to Berkley urgent care! I was recommended here by a friend and wow when I tell you how different his phone call felt. I called about a test and they took down all my information and said they would call me back about details. Within an hour a doctor called me, talked me, set up a Covid test and prescribed me medicine. Even the nurse who gave me the Covid test was so sweet. I wasn't charged a penny for my Covid test and my medicine was pretty cheap. There are angels here. I highly recommend.

Update: This is no longer my go-to urgent care. I'm not sure if management has changed, but the NP…read moreI saw on Saturday handled a visit that should have been addressed differently. I called today after reviewing my results because the test I requested was not performed. I was open to discussing it, but that didn't seem to be the case on her end. I explained that the vitamin D test drawn was not the correct one for checking deficiency--it was done correctly during my visit in 2025. She insisted it was the same test and even stated that the system we were both looking at showed the same thing, as if I did not understand what I was reviewing. However, the system clearly shows otherwise. The test that was ordered was for hormone/active vitamin D levels, not for deficiency. If this is a small mistake--and I understand that mistakes can happen--the issue for me is that there was no willingness to acknowledge or correct it. There was also no consideration that the lab itself may have made an error. It took from Saturday to Tuesday just to receive the result of one blood test. After working a 12-hour shift, I came in because I had already been told the wrong test was done. While I understand other patients need care and didn't mind waiting, I was ultimately ignored instead of having a simple conversation to address the issue. After some time, I decided to leave and go to another urgent care for more attentive and thorough treatment. These are not the same tests--they measure different forms of vitamin D--and it was frustrating to be told otherwise. Update: Hours later, I received multiple calls from the office--none from the NP I originally saw. While I was told the issue was due to the lab switching their codes, there was still no acknowledgment of how the situation was handled. Even if this was a lab-related error, it does not address the provider's lack of listening or willingness to consider that the information in the system may not have matched what she believed. I was told we were both looking at the same thing, despite pointing out clear differences. Beaumont has been Corewell, including their labs, for at least two years now, so that explanation raises additional questions. Regardless, my concern is not just about where the error originated, but the lack of accountability and communication. I would prefer not to receive repeated calls providing conflicting or inaccurate information, especially when there has been no acknowledgment of the initial concern. At this point, I have gone and received care elsewhere.