Dr. John Kruba is an amazing Doctor. He has been my PCP and overall specialist for me for a…read moredecade. He has guided me through some very close calls to near-death health challenges over the years. I honestly would not be here without him. He continues to surpass any doctor I have ever had my entire life and I would highly recommend him to everyone seeking a Doctor. The health journey that we all must endure as humans he makes possible for me. If there is any 1 word to describe him; he is Aesome! I have put my life in his hands and I will continue to. I will not and would not entrust anyone with that responsibility.

Dr. Kruba has been my Primary for years! Always professional and clear in making sure you…read moreunderstand everything he is telling you. You sometimes have to wait to see him, but he is well worth the wait!

Dr. Del Rosario gave me very good service and his diagnosis was excellent. I recommend Dr. Del…read moreRosario highly on a scale of one to 10 I will give him a 10. He has been my doctor for 20 years.

Dr and staff go above and beyond at all times. One of the most intelligent and empathetic practices…read morein the valley.

Dr. Loftus is the best doctor I have ever had. He is kind, compassionate, patient with a very good…read morebedside manner even in the most stressful situations. He went to great lengths above and beyond the call of duty to research and solve a problem I was having that several other doctors were unwilling to take the time to help me. In short Dr. Loftus truly saved my life. I would highly recommend him to anyone.

This doctor took a sign up fee then sent a letter of dismissal having seen me 2 times in May of…read more2012 and not accomplishing anything. He kept the $500 sign up fee. He is not knowledgeable and yet demonstrated an overblown ego mixed with some other traits that I'll re frame from getting into detail other than to say his exam wasn't appropriate when he groped my testicles repeatedly. I believe it wasn't worth the $500 needless to say ...

Dr Jardula is an amazing doctor who takes the necessary time to diagnose your illness on your first…read morevisit

She was my doctor for a few years, very nice lady but I think she should pack it in,,,,in year 2015…read more I had several visits for high blood pressure ,,it was 190/104 many times, I had an EKG however she did not send me to a cardiologist.....home alone one night I felt I was having a heart attack.......I was..........I immediately found a cardiologist who ran all the tests and then told me I needed open heart surgery if I didn't have it I would be dead within a year........... she should have figured it out at the time of the EKG. Again I adore her as a person as a doctor...............time to retire

The office staff was great. This review is not rated based on the cleanliness of the office, the…read moreattitudes or professionalism of the the staff, the wait time, or the ease of scheduling my appointment. This review is solely based on my time interacting with Dr. Shemonsky. If I could give her a 0 star review, I would. I had not had insurance for 5 years and during that time I had a pretty bad car accident that left me with a grade 3 concussion and 19 staples in my noggin. At the time I was admitted to a hospital, but had not been to a doctor since I was discharged. I have been having pretty sever nerve pain in my neck and shoulder that at times limits the movement of my left arm. I get migraines at least once a week that cause me to see double. I've lost my sense of taste and smell completely. I also was looking for a gynecologist referral since I needed a check up and my insurance required me to have a referral from my primary care physician. Shemonsky entered the exam room and just started talking. Never said hello, never introduced herself, just started talking about how I'm 10 lbs overweight for my height and I need to stop eating and start exercising. When I was given a chance to speak I explained my accident to Shemonsky, along with the details of the physical problems I've been having since then. Her response was pretty simple. 1. You had an accident that damaged your brain and neck. You're going to have pain in your neck and shoulder forever now, get used to it. I'm not sending you in for any kind of tests/x-rays and I'm not giving you a pain medication. You're too young for pain meds and you can learn to tolerate the pain. 2. Your migraines are because you work in an office and use a computer. Get a new job. 3. Regarding your lost sense of taste and smell, no big deal. I lost mine in my 20's and I'm just fine. You'll learn to live with it. 4. Finally, I'm not referring you to a gynecologist. Keep going to Planned Parenthood. They are just as good as any other doctor and their facility is in need of the funding and patients. (The problem for me, the patient, is that Planned Parenthood doesn't take my insurance so I have to pay full price for an exam, about $60 a visit) So basically she told me to "Toughen up and get over it". I spent my $25 copay to be told Get Over IT. Wouldn't go back to her if my leg was literally falling off. I'd rather just hack it off with a butter knife and stitch the would myself since all she would do is tell me to get over it and work on my balance.

I am extremely disappointed with how my client's time-sensitive admission paperwork was handled by…read morethis office. The paperwork was faxed on May 20, 2026, for my client's upcoming move into a care facility. Over the next week, I called multiple times, had his caregiver ask about it during an appointment, and personally went into the office to check on its status. Every time, I was told the paperwork was "not ready yet." When we returned on May 28 we were suddenly told the office did not have the paperwork. Had anyone informed me of that during any of my previous calls or visits, I would have immediately had it re-faxed. Instead, we lost over a week because we were repeatedly told it was simply awaiting completion. After having the paperwork re-faxed, my client and I waited in the office for over an hour while staff attempted to locate it and determine whether the doctor could complete it that day. We received very little communication and were repeatedly asked the same questions. Ultimately, we were told the paperwork would not be completed that day and would likely not be available until the following week. As a result, my client's move was delayed by approximately a week. We had to reschedule movers, adjust work schedules, cancel transportation arrangements, and most importantly, my client experienced significant stress and disappointment after believing he would be moving into his new home within days. My concern is not that paperwork takes time. My concern is that despite multiple inquiries over the course of a week, no one ever told us the paperwork had not been received. Accurate communication could have resolved this issue immediately and prevented unnecessary delays and hardship.

I was pleasantly surprised to meet a young Dr. that is mature and a good listener. Her staff was…read morevery helpful and understanding. this one's diffenetly a Keeper. Thank you

Dr Grimm has been my primary care physician for over twenty years. Concerned, informed and caring.read more

Superficially, Dr. William Grimm is a kind and compassionate man, unfortunately he is an…read moreincompetent medical practitioner and is currently completely overwhelmed by the ongoing COVID pandemic. Let me elaborate. Both my wife and I are previous patients of Dr. Grimm. We paid thousands of dollars just to be able to have him as our GP and were excited to have a "concierge doctor." We were sadly duped. Yes, if you wanted him to prescribe you some prescription cough syrup over the phone or recommend an overpriced "wellness consultant" then he is your man. However, if you are looking for an actual medical professional who knows his field and can provide relevant and constructive advice, look elsewhere. Now for the facts. Below are actual things Dr. Grimm (and/or his office) did: 1) Shut down all through COVID then went on vacation 2 weeks after office reopened. Why not take vacation when your office was closed for a year? We all kept paying... 2) Faked test results. No really, we paid out of pocket for (3) other tests to confirm that the test results my wife was given were completely fabricated. He "isn't sure what happened." That inspires confidence. 3) Lied about COVID deaths. Apparently this is a thing now. People use the tragedy of COVID to cover up for their own incompetence and its disgusting. Multiple times he claimed that "two of my patients died this week from COVID." When pressed, his response was "lots of people are dying from COVID!" True, but it doesn't help them or your patients by using that as an excuse to not do your job. 4) Provided absolutely no help in a fairly serious medical situation. Without getting into details, we needed some legitimate medical help for a life changing condition. (Hence tests above) Dr. Grimm's advice was to "google the test results" as he does not understand them. When pressed about how to interpret and use the $500 test results, he said "you should do what you have been doing if its working." Bottom Line: Don't get duped by this incompetent charlatan and his pretty office, he will not help you get well... but you will spend a lot of money!