Finally, a Doctor Who listens, Tina really takes the time to find out what's wrong and what's going…read moreon and how can she fix it? You don't feel like you're in and out and done. I love that she gets to the root of the problem. Her office staff is amazing they make you feel welcome. I've been going to her for four years and I wouldn't go anywhere else.!!

dr. Stone is no longer there. The primary care provider is simply a nurse practitioner. Their…read morewebsite states the following: Some of the aspects Christina specializes in are Annual/Sports Physicals, Anxiety/Depression, Sports Medicine and Nutrition, medically supervised weight-management, & even hormone optimization, later is adds " Cosmetic therapeutics and pain management". How can a nurse practitioner specialize in this wide array of specialties? Answer, impossible! the founder, Dr. Stone left the practice and they will not say where he went. all of the reviews listed everywhere here, yelp on their website, etc. are from the time he was there. Had to dug much deeper to find that info. I am not using my real name for obvious purposes.

I'm almost 78 yrs. old and have been with MVFP for a LONG time-at least 20+ years. Dr. Davey…read moreretired and I feel very fortunate to have Dr. Laura Henson filling that important role in my life. The office has *always* helped me, with prescriptions, whether in person and/or video appointments. I'm always comfortable there. Geri is a Godsend!

Since the "old" doctors left, this office is going down the toilet. It used to be a descent office,…read morewelcoming and effective. Since my former dr left (Dr Jennifer Smith) I wasn't able to see one of this new dr. I have been given 3 different ones in 5 months but could not see any. Not even one hour ago I still had hope to see a new one. Nobody told me that it was a video call. How can you do a video for a patient you never saw. It is amazingly ridiculous. Are these new drs willing to work or is it just a social status: I AM A DR..... Sorry but I have been myself a dr for many years in a different country: I was at the office in person, welcoming the patients (no need of an unsmiling and seemed to be bothered person) attentive to the patient and taking time to talk to them. The attitude I encountered in this office in the last months is surprising, shameful and unacceptable. It is so far from the Hippocratic Oath that I took, that these drs took. It is amazing but when back home I went to the portal and could not get into. It took a few minutes for this unsmiling and seemed to be bothered lady to take me out of the portal, meaning I cannot get my file to go to a new dr. This lady will have another visit from me because my file belongs to me. Please AVOID this office, but anyway I don't give a long time before this office disappears. It is a shame and embarrassing for the "old Drs", they had another view and value of the medicine. A pity that I cannot give 0 star; it is what they deserve. Dr Christine Colvin

It's that time of year some pilots can get nervous about. I was recently referred to Dr. Dykema…read morefrom another local AMEs office that was booked too far out for my situation. The TPC (ThePilotCenter.com) website is really easy to navigate, and booking on their portal website Vagaro.com was simple. I was relieved to see there was plenty of availability, and could have managed a same day appointment (but I don't procrastinate when it comes to that First Class). Now what sets this office apart is their communication. Appointment confirmation when booked, a few days out I received an email and text to confirm, and the day before almost like a checklist to make sure I didn't forget any important documents (pilots love checklists). During the appointment the office visit was seamless and very efficient with little to no time wasted. Before I knew it Dr. Dykema was ready for me to head back. All of the same exam items one expects for a First Class (this time including an EKG because getting old sucks). The price is very reasonable and receipt was no problem for reimbursement from the airline. In the end, absolutely no reason to be nervous. I had a great experience, and expect you to have the same.

Amazing place to go for an aviation medical. I was able to schedule next day and Dr. Dykema is a…read moreseasoned pilot herself. They don't price gauge like the other guys in town, and and they don't try to squeeze every penny out of what the airlines would shell out for their pilots' medicals too, if you do have to pay for it on your own. 10/10

Dr. Leigh Lewis has helped me in so many ways and I cannot thank her nor recommend her enough! She…read moreexplained everything throughly, did not rush us out- allowed us our time with open ears, detail oriented and changed my health for the better/ changed my life honestly. She helped us prepare and give us a fighting chance at having our little baby. Our little girl is two now and so healthy and amazing. So dang thankful for Dr. Lewis

After being completely misdiagnosed during consultation and just having meds thrown at my problem…read moreand I called back to let her know what happened she said I was wrong and so was my other doctor. Well it's been 6 months and I'm in perfect health after going to another doctor for a consult and being properly diagnosed and feeling great now. Needless to she's always right and everyone else is wrong. Her way or no way

Dr. Thorpe sacrificed my chances of recovery to her dwindling practice and limited resources. I…read morecame to her with a fresh DVT requesting thrombolysis and thrombectomy. She stalled me with repeated ultrasounds, for 2 months, until the window for these procedures had closed. When confronted, she confessed that she had no hospital privileges to perform these procedures. Why didn't she disclose that the first visit? She proposed bilateral iliac stents in her little office suite. But, I would have tp pay out of pocket because she has rent to pay. This sounded fishy to me, so I sought a second opinion, and professional ultrasounds. My iliacs are wide open and my DVT is beyond salvage. I will never understand why she strung me along until it was too late. Now, I am left impaired for life. Thanks for nothing Dr. Thorpe. You literally did nothing.

They are ABSOLUTELY amazing they saved my life and a my limb. I had an urgent/emergent situation…read morebefore I was connected with them In March (2 months ago) and I had surgery at the hospital closest to me. That mistake could have killed me and I am incredibly lucky it did not. Once I was out of the hospital and still feeling like something was not right and I was not progressing and healing I had additional scans. With those scans in hand I came to Pulse for a second opinion. They completed my first procedure on the right leg Memorial Day weekend- by Sunday my right leg already felt 1000% better. I am so happy and pleased with the level of experience, expertise and care that I received. I mattered as a patient and was not just a number to churn through. The Doctors and staff at this establishment are nothing short of amazing and I will gladly trust this with all of my vascular needs.

Zero regard for patients time, Money or scheduling. Just keeps getting worse. My doc is never on…read moretime, today he didn't show up at all... "extended lunch." They push additional products & services & you have to battle to not have labs for every appointment. Used to be great. Now, I wouldn't recommend to anyone. Money machine, not about patient wellness.

So I have been coming to Sottopelle for the past 6 years. The pellets are great and I can't…read moreimagine my life without them. But the downside is that their appointments run late ALWAYS!!!! I used to go to the Shea office but the doctor was always at least 30 minutes late for every appointment. So I switched to the PV office and they are a little better but it has been one thing after another so the appointments take forever. I showed up 2 weeks ago at Shea to get my implant and my hormone level was too high. Which is fine but I had waited 50 minutes past my appointment time to be told to come back in 2 weeks. Plus a phone call would have been great because we could have rescheduled without me coming in. So here I am 2 weeks later waiting and my current appointment at the PV office is now 35 minutes late. I have a job that I leave to come to these appointments. It is very frustrating when a 15-30 appointment turns into 1 to 1.5 hours due to poor time management. So much so I think it is time for me to find an alternative treatment. This is just ridiculous.

My wife had spinal fusion surgery at Barrow; Dr. Jay Turner was her neurosurgeon, and he is…read moreboard-certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery. He earned his medical degree from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and completed his residency at Barrow Neurological Institute. My wife was in a car accident over a year ago, and a fall in June caused her vertebrae to pinch her sciatic nerve; the pain was unbearable and required spinal fusion surgery to correct the problem. She was in the hospital for 10 days and actually had to wait an extra three days for Dr. Turner to return from a conference, as the hospital would not trust anyone else to perform the surgery, so we waited. I am happy to say my wife is doing great, thanks to the care and expertise of Dr. Turner and his team. She is walking around and progressing nicely and has pretty much returned to her normal everyday life 3 months later. Thanks again to Dr. Turner, his wonderful staff, and St. Joseph's Hospital for taking such good care of my wife.

Dr Goel is an amazing pain doctor and her staff is stellar. Always making me feel valued as a…read morepatient and very responsive to my phone and online portal communications.

Dr. Sumner was fabulous! She completely explained my issue and x-rays. She gave me numerous options…read moreto try before invasive surgery. She was professional, pleasant and seemed to really care about my health and quality of life. The office staff and medical assistants were friendly and appeared very competent. I was very pleased with her and the office.

I saw Dr. Sumner for a 4-month old thumb injury that I was hoping surgery would resolve/help. As it…read moreturns out, the repair would be difficult, and the ultimate results questionable at best. She took X-rays and explained what she saw very well, and answered the several questions I had completely and honestly, which I appreciated. She was friendly, articulate and took all the time needed to explain her assessment of the injury to my thumb. We settled on PT and I'm doing that currently in hopes the pain and strength in my thumb will improve. I'm hopeful. Anyway, a big thanks and thumbs up (pun intended) to Dr. Sumner and the rest of the folks at CORE on Dobson in Mesa. Thank you.