Four years later and I am still incensed.  Time to leave a review:…read more  * I had a 22-year and 4-child relationship with this office. * Many of those years, we went from well-child visit to well-child visit with no contact in between for all 4 children-- I have never been an alarmist, an arguer, or a nuisance to them. Here's what happened in 2020: I was troubled by the medical requirements we were given by the MHSAA.  So I did what you're supposed to do.  I called and asked my own medical professionals.  This is what I said to the nurse: "I am having a hard time with the mask requirements for my boys.  I'm not looking for a waiver, but I do have 4 specific concerns that I'd like to present to the doctors so they can help me understand that my boys are safe. I'd be happy for a call back from any of the doctors in the practice." First, impetigo & acne & tooth decay.  They wear the masks from about 7:45am until about 5 pm-- all morning, then wad them up in their jeans pockets to eat lunch, then wear them all afternoon, then throw them on top of their gym bags while they change into their running clothes, then they wear them and sweat in them while they run 7-12 miles. Second, reduced vision/safety while running on uneven ground and city streets.  After just 1 cross country practice in the masks, both boys commented that it was a very strange sensation to not be able to see their hands or feet while they run.  They thought it was funny.  I immediately thought of inability to see uneven sidewalks and  passing cars if they can't see their own hands & feet. Third, inadequate oxygen during strenuous exercise.  Both boys after 1 7-mile run said they struggled to get up to pace the entire time because they had lead legs and headaches. If you run, you know exactly what that means. And aren't sunshine, fresh air, and exercise the best disinfectants and health aids? How is blocking sunshine and fresh air while running better for them? Their own bodies are clearly sending a message. Fourth, harming their natural immune system.  When they constantly breathe in their own particulates, are they hypersensitizing their antibodies to what already exists in their bodies?  And when they are removed from regular exposure to small viral loads of common cold and flu, are their immune systems becoming less sensitive and able to fight off other dangers? The nurse wrote down my questions. *20 minutes later* (quicker than a typical call back from a medical office), the nurse called back and said, "The doctor is not giving any waivers for cross country.  Swimming is the sport they cannot do in masks."   That's it.  That's all the conversation I received from my medical professionals about the health of my children.  Answering the question I DID NOT ask, and ignoring each of my specific, real, and respectful concerns.  Proving they are cowardly liars, hacks & frauds who never had my children's health prioritized.

We have been taking our son here since he was born and couldn't be happier. They have a separate…read morewaiting area for healthy infants to protect them from germs which I so appreciated! The receptionists are always friendly and helpful. I feel my son is in good hands here and they are great about explaining everything as well as answering any questions I have.

I rarely leave reviews, but I feel it's important to share my experience. I went into this urgent…read morecare with chest pain, shortness of breath, fever, and noticeably crackly breathing. I even told the doctor, Daniel Mann, that I suspected pneumonia. He listened to my lungs for less than 10 seconds, dismissed my concerns, and prescribed me an inhaler, steroids, and a cough suppressant--despite the fact that I told him I did not have a cough. When I asked for clarification about my symptoms, the only explanation I was given was "it's probably a cold." When I asked if he could say with certainty that it was not pneumonia, he told me yes. I had to push just to get a COVID and flu test, because in my life I've never had a "cold" this severe. To be fair, I understand my visit was close to closing time. However, this was the only urgent care open at the time, and I simply cannot afford an ER visit. I was hoping for thorough care and reassurance, but instead left feeling dismissed and confused. Over the following week, my symptoms did not improve and actually got worse, especially the difficulty breathing. I ended up going to a different urgent care for a second opinion, where they performed a chest X-ray and confirmed I do in fact have pneumonia. That means I spent an entire week untreated, walking around contagious, exposing my baby brother and my best friend who has severe asthma and lung issues. This misdiagnosis and dismissal could have had serious consequences for me and the people around me. I am extremely disappointed in the lack of thoroughness and the disregard for my symptoms, and I would strongly caution others about the level of care provided here.

Great staff and knowledgeable nurses and doctor. Little wait time and quick diagnosis. Conveniently…read morelocated.

DO NOT come to this hospital if you are trans. They will not respect your pronouns, they do not…read morehave to give you gender affirming care and they don't have to refer you to someone that will. If you want to be a medical doctor you don't get to pick and choose who deserves care. I hope anyone that knows transphobic doctors and staff will treat them the same way at their business. It's against my religion to do business with transphobes. University of Michigan you should be ashamed!

The waiting time at this hospital is the most difficult place to see a doctor. I personally would…read moreadvise everyone to stay away from this place.

After today's visit I felt compelled to leave a review. The reviews I have seen do not at all…read morereflect the experience I've had today. I had a dental appointment. The front desk women were all very kind and prompt. Dr Sill and his assistant were excellent per usual. Very friendly and professional. My quickest appointments are always with him. He also took the time to further talk care with me and I really appreciated that. Dr sill is my favorite dentist I've gotten to see from over the years.

Good morning every thing was all right n for keeping me up to date with everything going forward…read more Thank you .

I have been a patient with this physician group for 30+ years. The doctors and staff have always…read morebeen courteous and professional. They're accommodating when needed and flexible when necessary. I highly recommend this medical group.

Dr. Quinn has been my primary physician for about 5 years. I am so grateful that I switched from…read moremy prior Dr. She is very professional, yet she is very personal. She listens to even minor issues and helps you with them. She refers you to specialists when needed. She is on top of every medical issue. I would highly recommend her.

We had the BEST experience here! My dad thought he broke his arm. We went in and were seen right…read moreaway. Marcie the nurse who took all the info from my dad was so fantastic! My dad (87) is not the easiest patient, but Marcie had a work around for everything. She took him for his XRay. Less than 5 minutes later a male and female Dr came in and kindly, and simply, told (and showed on X-ray) my dad his arm was broken. They sent him across the hall to get a cast. It was a great experience from beginning to end. But what really made me know my dad was in good hands was Marcie. She cared enough to figure things out even when he kept saying he "was fine". And he was not. So thank you Marcie and AOM Now!

I'd been having some knee pain from an injury a long time ago, so I made an appointment to be seen…read moreat OAM Now, which also functions as an orthopedic urgent care. I was able to make the appointment online easily for that same week, which was nice. They sent a ton of forms to fill out prior to the appointment, which took a bit of time, but I didn't have to re-do any of the paperwork when I was there. The building has plenty of parking but it was pretty busy as the lot is shared with some other offices. I was seen pretty close to my appointment time by PA Nate. He listened to my concerns and did a quick physical exam of my knee and sent me for an x-ray which was done in their own lab. I got my results fairly quickly and they recommended physical therapy. They did call me several times to follow up to schedule PT as well as make a return appointment, which I declined. Overall it was a good experience, I don't have anything to compare it to but I felt listened to and supported in my care at this practice.

My doctor listens to my concerns and doesn't push to make me take meds or treatments I don't want…read more He has a new MA who is a gem! Unfortunately I don't think any of the physicians take new patients, just the PAs or NPs.

Takes almost a month to see a doctor and when you do they usually just dismiss your ailments and…read moretell you your fat and need to loose weight. Like I get it, im not the most fit, but when I come in with a swollen testicle and two weeks of excruciating pain because there are no openings, just to be told your "fine" and to loose weight, its hard to see an upside to it. Want a new doctor? Too bad. I tried switching pcp to a new one in the office and the front desk was rude and said I had to just deal with it or find a new office. Do yourself a favor, and just avoide this office. The only people leaving good reviews are old people that are used to being treated like crap by their doctors.