I've been going to Dr. Linker for 10+ years and so has my daughter. He runs his practice with…read morecompassion, respect and the best care for his patients. I'd recommend Dr. Linker to anyone that was looking for a family physician.

A couple of years ago that I got strep throat twice with a month apart from each time. First time,…read moreI went to urgent care as it was getting worse and got my prescription but costed me over $200 for it. When I got it the second time, because I felt my throat started feeling sore like the first time and thought to go to see Linker, as I thought it would be cheaper to go to him and he would do a swab test like they did. It should have been simple, but Linker was being stubborn and said I was fine and noticed anything wrong, even though I tried to tell him how I got it the first time and it felt how it started the last time. The man just huffed at me, walked fast out of the room and finally came back with the swab test. And you know what? He ate his own words and I was right and finally got my prescription and started taking better precautions about catching strep. Bottom line: my parents seem to like him, but to me he's not a good doctor at all to me: he has an ego, gives generic advice, and doesn't give proper help for much of anything. Plus his bedside manner is pretty bad. I wait so long to see him, and then he talks to you and it's over in five minutes! Even recently when I was walking out the door, I tried to talk to him about some sore muscles, but he just nods his head and then says goodbye. Seriously, I need to find a different doctor.

Dr. Grubb sewed up my husband's split lip quickly and as well as a plastic surgeon! And the follow…read moreup was terrific!

Great place for integrative health for women and men! Staff is so friendly and pricing is…read morecompetitive. You get what you pay for and highly recommend.

I ordered and paid for digestive enzymes on May, 10,2026. I still have not received any product or…read moreshipping confirmation. I've asked for a refund several times, no cooperation. I contacted my bank that the credit card was through, to assist resolving this dispute. I don't know if they are understaffed?? I hope they make things right with a prompt refund!!

Wait one cotton picking minute! WHY is there only one review on here about the best doctor on the…read moreplanet?? I mean when our Mason Deerfield Twp. Facebook group sends out recommendations for those seeking good doctors, it usually rolls for 20 and 30 minutes with reviews and Dr. Krzeski is amongst the top recommendations there. Seriously though, this man is one of the best physicians in his field. Humorous, funny, non-egotistical, respectful, and makes kids feels soooo comfortable. We love this man. Kudos to you, Dr. Krzeski for doing what you love and knowing why you wanted to do it. You rock!

He is the best Doctor !!! You call that day and get your kids in that afternoon when they are sick…read more!! He is a nice man !! The children love him !! TY For being a great doctor for my kids !!!

I had been seeing her for years, always got the feeling her demeanor was fake, but I thought "well,…read moreshe's nice enough". But after her being very condescending while I was feeling panicked showed me who she really is.

My experience with the in patient crisis units has not been great. They will release a patient when…read morethe patient is not safe to leave and have poor follow up options. The psychiatrist we saw on an out patient basis ended up refusing to continue to see my daughter because she had drug issues. She would not follow all of the psychiatrists prescriptions and would take her own meds on the side. This is a drug addiction issue, something not uncommon with mental health patients, yet the psychiatrist's response was, I can't see you any more. She has since left Linder. On two occasions Linder recommended residential programs out of state, neither of which were appropriate. She ended being removed from both. It would seem they are unable to know if an outside center is a good fit or not. From the outside, it's quite impressive. However, I did not get the sense that this is a top facility. Should you be interested in Sibcy House, for further diagnostic purposes, you will be told that you will pay up front, $50k for thirty days residential, and they do not accept insurance, but will help you with applying to your insurance company. What exactly do they offer for $12,500 a WEEK? Their schedule reveals yoga, group therapy, music therapy, as well as testing. People who consider places like Sibcy House are desperate. Parents will pay anything for their mentally ill child. And they are there to charge for it. I would strongly suggest they go into great detail about what, exactly they are offering for your $50k. Read the reviews here. Their services appear to be lacking. And read their responses to reviews "We are so sorry for your feelings. Did you contact our patient advocate?" Their marketing is more important than their care. They take advantage of those in desperate need. All that said, and it's obviously not positive, the other options in greater Cincinnati are much worse. Perhaps someday we'll have a top diagnostic and treatment center for mental health in Cincinnati. It's sad that we don't.

I came in for a prescription for antidepressants, but instead of receiving help, I was asked…read morewhether I wanted to harm myself or someone else. That was the only "care" I received -- no prescription, no real assistance. My appointment was at 11 a.m., and I had to wait 30 minutes for the doctor. The staff were rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. When I called later, they claimed they couldn't understand me and simply hung up. This experience was unacceptable. Asking those kinds of questions without providing any actual help is not only inappropriate but also shows a complete lack of professionalism and basic respect for patients. If someone truly wants to end their life, they are unlikely to answer such questions honestly. Asking every patient these same questions in this way does not feel helpful or effective. In many cases, appropriate treatment, including antidepressants, can actually help people much more. Honestly, this was one of the least helpful experiences I've had in a medical setting in the United States. I came for help, but instead felt dismissed and misunderstood.

I went to Dr. Fu for the first time when I was 15 years old. I had an infection that resulted from…read morean eyebrow piercing. She treated it quickly and effectively and I was impressed. So ten years later when I was experiencing some discomfort with a cartilage piercing, I returned to her office. COMPLETELY different experience. Both Dr. Greenfield and Dr. Fu made outrageously dangerous calls on how to treat my "infection." After giving it a once over and never having a culture sent out for testing, Dr. Greenfield said I had such a serious infection that I would have to have nurses come to my home and give me intravenous drugs through a port that I would have to have put in my chest. I thought this was extreme, so I went to Dr. Fu for a second opinion. She seemed very surprised by both the diagnosis and the fact that nothing had been swabbed and tested. So at first, I was relieved. But then, she herself never took a sample for testing! She never even LOOKED at my ear! All of her guesses were done from across the room without ever even examining me. She put me on a string of antibiotics and steroid creams to kill the infection, and when nothing changed--except me having such a strong reaction to them that I vomited on the side of the highway and was having trouble breathing--she said that I must have been allergic to the type of metal and would have to take them out. Not only is taking the jewelry out when there is an infection present against every bit of professional advice out there--because the hole will close up and not allow the wound to drain--but her assumption that I was allergic also didn't make sense. It was the same type of metal I'd been wearing for ten years everywhere else. I knew it was time to leave when Dr. Fu said I could "make a statement some other way." What statement? I just liked the way it looked. I couldn't believe that she would be so judgmental. So after all that, I went to another doctor who actually sent out for lab testing and did a close examination of my ear. He said it never was infected! Turns out all I needed was some sea salt soaks and antibacterial soap, and the mild swelling went down! I would NEVER go to Dr. Fu or Dr. Greenfield again. And if you value reasoned, objective thinking in your dermatologist, I suggest you avoid them as well.

I did not appreciate my experience with this doctor. I had been a patient for a few years and did…read morenot enjoy her lack of compassion. I had an intense mole removal procedure during which she left in the middle of the procedure to go get a glass of water. I was left in the room with a hole in my chest while listening to the assistant complain about not getting her lunch break. After my procedure healed, I was left with a giant scare that other dermatologists said was unacceptable.