I came here as a new patient to see Dr. DeBlauw at the start of this year. I sprained my ankle in…read morethe worst way months prior, and she has always communicated well, and clearly. I often struggle to meet new doctors because of past experiences of not being listen to - but I have had the best experience with Dr. DeBlauw. She's nice, communicative, knowledgeable, supportive, reassuring; and has a sense of humor that you tend to only have in really great physicians. I tend to research providers to see their level of experience, and I have to say that Dr. DeBlauw's heart into her career outweighs anything else in her medical path. There's nothing else I need to know. Thank you Dr. D!

I was so relieved to meet with Dr. DeBlauw. She listened carefully to my concerns and asked follow…read moreup questions. She examined my foot, then explained to me, both in medical and layman's terms what was going on. Her treatment is conservative, not rushing to invasive procedures. I highly recommend.

Was so helpful the first time I saw this MD. Upon my next visit he didn't seem to be inter ested…read morein helping me. Wish I could give better review.

This Guy Rocks , Two Knees and a Hip to prove my comment Kevin Has Golden Hands ! Highly recommend…read moreHim and Staff

I had both knees replaced 7 weeks apart and both were a huge success. From Dr Sima, his staff and…read morethe Posada Surgery Center all were extremely approachable, informative and caring to no end. All the support scheduled by Dr Sima at home and external PT helped recovery and supported my every need. Many many thanks to all.

I was back again to get the results of my SI joint pain pelvic Xrays, and to have a cortisone shot…read morein right hip Bersa for hip pain while walking. Dr Sima is the best! He is right to the point and tells you the facts, but in a friendly way. He made me a referral to a pain specialist for the SI joint pain as there is nothing he can do for that. My Xrays show arthritis there. I had a cortisone shot in the hip which was done quickly and nearly pain free. I have had 3 surgeries with Dr. Sima, carpal tunnel, and both shoulders. I will keep coming back for quality care.

Dr. Lant Abernathy treated me for about 15 months due to trimalleolar ankle fracture. He completed…read moremy surgery to repair the injury, provided excellent follow-up care, and completed my hardware removal surgery after a year and that follow-up care. Really great experience overall. Dr. Abernathy is very caring and takes time to explain everything and answer all of my questions. The office staff, Shelli and Georgianna, are so kind and helpful. I would recommend this office and Dr. Abernathy to anyone in need of foot or ankle care.

first of all, that picture is not the Nick Gunasayan who did my care. I would not trust him. He…read moretook me out of work, his office manager made a clerical error and made my Dr note to be out of work til May 15, ( it was March 5th when she wrote it) I was under the assumption he was gonna do the surgery, and his office manager also had me fill out my disability forms in the office that day. Then, come to find out he refused to sign my disability forms, because he wanted me to quit smoking for 2 months before he'd even make the surgery date. I asked him to make a surgery date for 2 months away but he refused to do that cuz he said I may not show up!???? I don't believe he had my best interest at heart. He says it's a proven fact that smoking prevents healthy recoveries from surgery. Well, I just had surgery on my shoulder 3 weeks ago. I've been told that my recovery so far is absolutely awesome. My scar is already hard to see because I heal VERY WELL no matter what is needing to be healed in my body. And- I'm still smoking! And my surgeon NEVER told me I should or HAD to quit. Any way bottom line, he's clearly has control issues and for a Dr. to take someone out of work and then DENY them disability because of their own opinion, how can they be trusted? Not to mention that pic doesn't even look remotely like him. (Not the same ethnicity.)

This office is not for women with genealogical conditions. It might be fine for regular ob/gyn (or…read morethe endless cosmetic procedures they advertise in every inch of the office), but keep looking if you need significant care. Dr. Stanislaus did not believe Endometriosis was causing my symptoms but agreed to do a diagnostic surgery to rule it out. She was 90 minutes late to my pre-surgery appointment and rushed through the discussion in order to get to another patient's surgery. The day of my actual surgery, the authorization they wanted me to sign included multiple procedures we had not discussed, including ablating my entire uterus for a condition I don't even have. She said the was a mistake on the paperwork, but still pushed for me to have ablation on any Endo she found. I reiterated that I only wanted a diagnostic procedure and she was extremely patronizing, saying "I don't understand why you don't want to feel better." Unfortunately, I relented and consented to having the Endo ablated. She found significant endometriosis and removed it with ablation. When I went for my post- surgery appointment, she did not have any photos to show me because her staff had not requested them. When I went for my next regular appointment, the Nurse Practictioner asked me why I wasn't getting my Endometriosis taken care of - I told her Dr. Stanislaus had performed the surgery and she said, "Oh it's not on your chart." Now 3 years later I need another surgery in the same area of my body - either new growths or scar tissue, which is common with ablation. I will be having excision done by a more specialized surgeon, but neither Dr. Stanislaus or the surgery center is able to find the photographs for my original procedure. If you have serious gynecological needs, I do not recommend this practice. The doctor is almost always severely late and doesn't seem to be focused on patient care. It is a huge business, well advertised, but they seem more focused on selling cosmetic procedures than taking care of medical issues.

Dr. Stanislaus is the most competent, compassionate and understanding doctor ever! She is so…read moreincredibly knowledgeable and truly cares about your wellbeing. I've always felt heard and well cared for under her. Not only is she fabulous, her staff is amazing as well. Christine, the NP is excellent and I can't leave out her fantastic assistant Emily, the front end, they are all around an amazing staff. And of course Candy! A huge thank you to every one of you ladies for doing what you do and making a trip to the doctor actually enjoyable.

I've had two shoulder surgeries performed by Dr. Orlando. Both were due to really bad bursitis and…read moreI have had amazing results from both. I am currently recovering from my second surgery completed in early February. I find Dr. Orlando to be knowledgable, courteous and empathetic. My initial surgery took place in December 2022 and I have made a full recovery with full ROM in the shoulder. I am so thankful for this surgeon who finally found the cause and relief from the extreme pain I had been experiencing for more than four years. The staff in his office are super helpful and made everything easy for me. I cannot thank Dr. Orlando and his staff enough. I would and do recommend him whenever I have the opportunity. My quality of life is much improved from five years ago! Thanks again Dr. Orlando and staff!!!

Dr. Sima's office drug their feet for one year before confirming that I needed surgery but his…read morepartner Dr. Orlando was the specialist in that area. You might want to read my review on Dr. Sima. When I met with Dr. Orlando he simply confirmed, chronic bursitis, tear, bone spurs, arthritis. Appointment was set for surgery. I am 63 years old. As a toddler I had had a bad spinal tap which temporary paralyzed from the waist down. I have always had what I call a weak back in that area. But I have never gone to a doctor for it. He said he was concerned that a lot of my pain was coming from that area and he ordered an MRI. The MRI showed there is stenosis which is a narrowing there is mild to moderate degenerative disc. And so it is something that I probably should see a specialist, an orthopedic specialist or a Nuro specialist and have a valuated. But it has nothing to do with what is going on with the hip. All of that was verified by Sima. At the preop appt Orlando said he was just going to fix the tear and leave the rest alone. 20 years ago I had surgery on my spine in the neck area where they had to go back later and do repairs for bone spurs. So at this appointment I said please, while you're in there please look at everything and do as much as you can so that I won't have to come back for more surgery later. I said it very pleasantly very calmly but I saw a shift in him. He kind of froze and blinked a couple of times and he seem to backtrack a little bit. And started saying that he didn't even know if I had a tear. Excuse me I've read the MRI I've heard the report from Dr. Sima. And you Dr. Orlando have stated there is a tear. But he just continue to act very nervous and talking faster and faster and so when I said well what does the MRI say? He froze again, said I don't know that they've even sent it over here. I said well I know they have because I verified that they sent it to you. So he asked his nurse to pull up my report. He turned to the monitor for literally two seconds spun back around and said yes it was as he suspected, all of my pain and troubles was coming from my spine. I was stunned. He basically flew out of the office. And that was that. Everything was still on but he absolve himself of any results from the surgery. That night I woke up in so much pain that I had to call 911. I literally could not even shift my body. It felt like my right hip had been stung by a horde of hornets While I was in the middle of a massive muscle spasm. Hot searing pain and convulsing muscles. They shot me full of Cortizone and lidocaine and pain meds. And sent me home. because I was already under a doctors care and was scheduled for surgery. When I called his office thinking that they were going to speed the surgery up maybe he completely backed out. I believe he had been in a situation where there were other complications and those complications were blamed on his surgery. Because there was so much fear in his voice. So much emotional fear in his voice. Speaking rapidly and so on. He even said you cannot force me into the surgery! I calmly assured him even though I was in a bit of shock that I had no intention of trying to force anyone into anything. I said the last thing I need is a doctor operating on me who does not wish to operate. I just want to know what you suggest I do from this point on. Did he use the words you need to find an orthopedic surgeon and here is a recommendation? Or a neurosurgeon, here as a recommendation? No. He might as well have been a bricklayer. He just kept saying you need to find a back doctor. I can't read the MRIs of your back I don't understand them that's not my specialty. I am a hip specialist. find a back doctor. Well that's about it. I wish you luck in your search for a good doctor. That is my experience with him. Yes I do have an appointment with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Carr. Head doctor Sima's office suggested an orthopedic surgeon back on August 29 or Orlando's on September 7. I would not be sitting here homebound since September 28 when I wound up in the ER. And to give you an idea of time wasted. My first appointment with Dr. Sima was supposed to be last November. Somewhere along the line they called me and said they were going to have to reschedule for January 11. From the beginning I thought I was seeing Dr. Sima. But I would see his nurse. She would send me to physical therapy. The next month she would do a Cortizone shot. The next month they would order the MRI with dye contrast. Then they lost that nurse. And they moved my appointment back another month. They did the wrong hip. The next month it would be the correct hip. And so on and so on until here I sit walking around my house as very little as possible using to canes when I do walk or my little tricycle.

Dr Boland is efficient and thorough in office visit. I request the blood test prior so as to get to…read morework in the appt. Staff is helpful and if you need any additional items they are great to order then notify you!

I am deeply concerned about the practices I observed at this office. Communication with patients…read moreappears to be lacking, as lab results can take weeks to be reviewed and discussed, even after testing has been completed. I also witnessed what appeared to be expired B12 being used for injections and IV treatments, which raised serious concerns about patient safety. In addition, I was concerned about the qualifications and certifications of staff involved in administering IVs, injections, and overseeing hyperbaric chamber treatments. The way staff members are treated was also troubling. I observed behavior that I felt was disrespectful and unprofessional toward employees. Patients deserve transparency, proper safety protocols, and qualified medical personnel. Based on my experience, I believe these concerns should be thoroughly reviewed by the appropriate regulatory authorities. I encourage prospective patients to ask questions about staff credentials, training, and safety procedures before receiving treatment.

I had my first cataract surgery there yesterday! I have never been around such Amazing, Caring,…read moreKind, Wonderful People The Staff should be commended! Definitely would recommend if you need a procedure to go there!

First time patient at Posada Ambulatory Surgery Center having a salpingectomy. Outside of waiting…read morein the office lobby for 30 minutes my overall experience was great. The nurse who stood out the most was Sunny. She is kind hearted, funny, personable and just a beautiful person inside and out.