I am 62. I've had dealings with many physicians throughout that time and one GP for appx 30 years…read more I left his practice not because of the doctor, but because of recurring issues with the staff (not getting messages to him, or his RN that could sometimes help vs seeing him, getting prescriptions correct, setting me up for an incorrect appointment, for example needing to be seen for a cold, pre-COVID, and getting a Flu-Shot instead). I switched to Dr. Motakhaveri after seeing how well he took care of my 83 year old Mom, who is cantankerous, and doesn't get along with anyone pretty much. He is very laid back, and does not show a lot of outward emotions, but I can tell you first hand he cares and asks enough questions that he will understand what the problem is or know who to refer me to for further consultation, then follow-up. When he finds out someone does something wrong (such as another care provider, as was the case recently with my Mom who was treated incorrectly at an emergency room), he will correct the deficiencies and you will see some emotion when he feels care has been insufficient. His Nurse, Adeline, is awesome and they make a great team. I can reach her using an app and an on line website (or simply call and leave a message) and have always had a response that day, and sooner if an emergency. She even helped look for a waiver for my Mom's expensive medicine to help her with Medicare and her costs and provided her a sample in an emergency. She has the same "Patient First" attitude he does. I recently had to move to California for 3 years for a job and when I arrived the COVID-19 threat presented itself. I could get no physician set up here in Cali to be my GP as no one was at work for the first month or so. In the interim I asked Dr. Motakhaveri and Adeline if they could help, and boy did they. He called and told me he understood and would be happy to help with what he could until I could line up a regular doctor here, which took another month or so after our discussion. I look forward to my return to the Gulf Coast for many reasons, but one at the top of my list is having Dr Motakhaveri as my GP again. If you are looking for a conversationalist, someone to talk about your fishing trip our your grand kids, he would not be my first choice, but if you want a smart, caring physician, who knows what he is doing, and doggedly pursues your medical issues until he has the correct resolution, this is the advocate I would have on my side! What a doctor and what a staff!

Bored.. that was how he acted when i met him. He gave "because I said so" answers. My questions…read morewere met with, "Are you a doctor?".. and "What medical school did you go to?" He was snide, rude to my child, and ignored my husband. I did not get a feeling of safety or trust from him. i left and discussed this with people at my church. They recommended Dr. Kulpa, in Ocean Springs. And, for as bad as Motakhaveri was.. Dr. Kulpa is EXCELLENT! Re-think this person.. he is really an awful physician. i was not impressed with the man either. UGH!

Nurse Christina Wells is a compassionate exemplary addition to my care that I received!read more

Extraordinary service by Christine Wells- Wonsley, NP. She provides exceptional patient care and…read moreshe makes it her mission to make sure all your concerns are heard and addressed.

the best dr. she's so caring and actually listens to you. i deliver my baby this past april and she…read morewas the best!

I've worked in the medical field for 20 years in California and after moving here to Mississippi to…read moresemi retire, my wife became a patient of Dr Diaz. The level of care Dr Diaz gives to her patients is top notch. She REALLY cares for people and doing her best. My wife and I both are extremely happy with Dr Diaz and her staff!

Me and my family have been happy customers for more than 10 years. This doctors office is…read morehands-down the best overall service you'll find anywhere in this region. I appreciate his 'lets get to business' attitude when he's dealing with me, and especially appreciate his ability to be warm and friendly to my wife and kids when they come see him. The staff are friendly and go beyond the typical norm when I needed it. For instance, I once got in a car accident and they provided me with all the care I needed and didn't make me pay a dime till the accident settlement came through 2 years later. When we didn't have insurance he'd never ask for a payment and would trust that we'd pay him when we could. Awesome doc

This was quite possibly the worst doctor we've ever been to. My husband takes medication daily for…read morehis thyroid and our previous doctor required he have his blood work done every three months in order to make sure the medication was doing it's job properly. The time to have his blood work checked coincided with our annual physicals so we made appointments to do so. We went into the examination room together and he saw both us. Neither of us disrobed and he simply asked us some questions. I'm a breast cancer survivor, yet he gave my husband a "breast exam" over his shirt but not me. He wrote up the forms for our blood work and sent us to an offsite lab when we were told when making the appointments that there was a phlebotomist on staff. This was important to us so that we didn't have to make multiple trips and increase the time a doctor's appointment takes. The office didn't call us when the results were ready and I called and left three messages before I was told that my husband's blood work was fine and that he could still take his medication. I asked them to call in his prescription, as per the norm we are used to with our previous doctor and was told that in order to get a prescription, for his medication, he would have to come in to the office for another office visit. This didn't make sense to me, since we were very clear when we visited Dr. Martin that our wellness exam needed to determine if my husband should still take the dose of medication his previous doctor had him on for the past two years. When Dr. Martin eventually called back, he was very blunt when he shared that he can't make money by calling in prescriptions over the phone and that his policy is that my husband would have to come back in for his prescription. I have never, ever heard of a reputable doctor requiring two doctor's visits, one for blood work and the other to simply write you a prescription. We, of course, decided that this was not the doctor for us and found another one who would do things in a more efficient manner as we believe our time is as valuable as his. When we called to report these practices to our insurance company, we were shocked to find that my husband's charges for his appointment were more than twice the amount of my appointment when we went in together and basically had the same appointment except for the "breast exam" he gave my husband. Dr. Martin comes across as a charming doctor and we'd hoped we were finished looking for a new doctor. We were highly disappointed in the entire process and wonder if his frustration, which he candidly spoke of during our visit, with the current state of medical insurance is more important to him than what is best for his patients. My level of frustration at his holding my husband's prescription "hostage" based on his receiving another fee for a doctor's appointment to write a prescription based on the blood work results from the first appointment, was extremely high. It also should be noted that we went online to the lab's site and downloaded the results to take to the doctor who wrote his prescription. I would never suggest anyone go to Dr. Martin, unfortunately. Charm can only get you so far as a doctor.

Dr. Smith and his office team are the best ! Surgery went very well. I highly recommend this…read moresurgeon !

My wife had two surgeries, the second to correct the first. Both were unsuccessful as Dr Smith used…read moremy wife to train other surgeons. Insufficient research was not done on my wife's conditions and she was insufficiently sedated, able to hear the voices relating the situation.

I was very surprised and dismayed by the way I was treated by this doctor and his office…read more I don't know what I could've done to cause them to behave this way or to correct this situation. Apparently doctor did not remember that he had ordered additional allergy testing for me. That would be fine, I don't expect anyone to be perfect, but he treated me like I was an idiot because I thought he had ordered additional testing. I went and gave people my blood so that stood out to me more personally than it may have to him, but he had the benefit of the opportunity to look at my chart to see whether or not he had actually ordered more tests or received the results before yelling at me about it. I had not seen the results on MyChart after several weeks so I called the office to ask them if my allergy test results had been returned and they told me that they had but that I could not be told the results over the phone, that I would have to see the doctor in order to get those results. So they scheduled me an appointment for this specifically ahead of the time that had previously been pre-arranged. He told me that he wanted to see me in three months. It took them two months to order the tests. So I had gone and gotten them two weeks before this visit. I came to see the doctor and he was very miffed that I was there that day as if it were a real imposition on him to see me. He thought that I was there to talk to him about previous allergy testing that had been done. I had been told already by the lab that the first test indicated that I had an abnormal result and that I was still allergic. But I wasn't there to ask about that test or question his judgment about it. Then he started telling me that I was not allergic and that the result I had gotten indicated that my reaction wasn't strong enough to be considered an allergy. I was there to ask him about the other tests, not that one. Pardon me, but I do believe that it is the doctor's responsibility to keep track of what tests are ordered, when they come back, and then to tell me what they mean in a timely fashion. There must be some problem with the way that notation was made on the chart because he and his office made the same mistake. He actually said to me that I was "being really annoying". And I said "I wasn't meaning to be annoying" and he said "well at least you admit it" I was trying to explain to him that we were talking about two different results but I couldn't get him to listen to me long enough to clarify it. I have never had a doctor talk to me this way in my whole life. The results of the additional tests I had taken showed up on MyChart the following day. I should have quit while I was ahead. Before I left scheduled an appointment to see Dr. Ericson for an audiology screening the following week and they scheduled me an appointment. I was so flustered by the way I had been treated that when I was on my way out that I forgot to get the address because they have two offices. So I called on the phone and said "I need to know the address of the office to go to for my appointment with Dr. Ericson." She apparently gave me the wrong address, so I'm in my car right now just absolutely fuming outside the empty office that is closed. I didn't get my hearing appointment today. If I am charged for a missed appointment there will be hell to pay. I will not reschedule with this office for any reason. Noone needs this hassle from a health care provider or his office staff.

From the front office to the doctor himself, everyone is professional and helpful. Dr Niolet takes…read morehis time with explaining everything, checks every possible issue and makes sure you understand everything that is going to take place. There's never a feeling of being rushed, the doctor takes as much time with you as you need. Would highly recommend Dr Niolet to any of my friends.