Great Dr I have been seeing him for 30 years the only downside is if he tells you to come in at…read more2:00PM he does not see you until 2:30PM

Just want to thank Dr. Seidner and staff for all they have done through out my whole pregnancy and…read moredelivery. The office staff is amazing, warm and friendly and he has been more than accommodating. Always listened to what I had to say, extremely professional and very personable. He made my husband I feel comfortable and confident through this pregnancy. I had my baby via C-section a few weeks ago and I couldn't more than happier with my results. I have healed well and can barely even see a scar! Thank you for all you have done! My baby boy and I are very healthy - Tamara Dispoto

had my daughter with Dr. Seidner, and while my pregnancy went smoothly, everything changed the day…read moreI delivered. I had a scheduled C-section, and to my shock, Dr. Seidner used staples instead of sutures on my incision. Having worked in the medical field for many years, I know that staples are typically used for geriatric or obese patients, not for someone in their 30s with no medical indication. I never imagined a doctor would choose this option for me without any explanation or consent. The result was devastating. The scar left behind by these staples was horrific, barbaric, and completely unnecessary. My surgery alone cost over $18,000, and yet the care I received fell far below basic expectations. I absolutely do NOT recommend this doctor. Please ask questions, advocate for yourself, and don't assume every provider will choose the best or most appropriate method for you. My experience left me with a permanent reminder of a decision I was never informed about.

I'm going to serious Miss Dr. D'Aconti. Best Damn Doctor! This was a Witch Hunt! Because he was…read moreactually helping people get better. He was my neighbors Dr. for 20+ years who only had good things to say. When my father's muscle was detached from his arm, Dr. D not only took care of the pain. But scheduled an operation imediatley by calling the hospital and making you an appointment. My father's was in pain no more. When I had a Boil huge as Golf ball before having to travel to Florida. Same treatment. So yes he prescribed Pain Killers. But it was NOT like going to a candy store. We are talking about light weight surgery's. God please bless him for all the good he's done, and for keeping my family and I in good health. Hope to see you get your License Back, and you practicing Medicine like you should. Dr. D is tuff and no BS kinda guy. May God keep you safe, in good spirits, and bring you out of this darkness and away from any advisarries who stand in your way. May God Bless you with Brighter Days with joy and laughter. Seriously missed and big Love from Oakland, Ca. J.C.Moore

I have been a patient of Dr. John S. D'Aconti for about two years now and he is a great doctor, and…read moreeven better person. He has helped me though some very hard times in my life and I am very thankful for that. Although.... His office staff is not much to be desired. The front staff is extremely rude, and incompetent, making it one of worst physician offices I have ever been too. I went in for a well care visit and was told if I don't pay a co pay up-front I would not be seen. However, I do not have a copay for well care. When I told the lady at the desk that I do not have a co pay she fought with me and said "well I guess you wont be seen then." and shut the glass window in my face. Her sister who it also the office manager and billing person then came out and took my card and called my insurance company. Long story short I DID NOT HAVE A CO PAY!! Now three months later I am receiving bills in the mail telling me I owe almost $200.00. When I called and spoke to the staff member she said that I was not seen for a well care visit. AS IF I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT I WAS BEING SEEN FOR!!!! She informed me that I didn't have certain tests done (which I had) then gave me the number to a billing office. When I asked if I could have the ICD9 code it was billed under she told me she cant give that information out. I work in a doctors office and I know that I am entitled to the ICD9 code MY bill was billed under. I unfortunately will be finding a different doctor because of the staff. The other girls in the office are very helpful, the medical assistant are a joy to be around, but the front desk staff need to be let go. With all the people out of work these days i'm sure they can find better staff who have half a brain and people skills! *** i wrote this in 2015 and stil I get the bill monthly for a test they never ran on my. Next step is legal action for harassment. Since every month i call and they play stupid and give some poor apology but the next month there it is waiting for me. Its such a joke

I have been using Dr Ali since he was my newborn attending Dr in the hospital when my son was born…read more 7 Years later and we are still with him. yes, the wait time is crazy sometimes!!! But he understands me and knows how anal I am about my son when he is sick. he is reassuring and always explains everything in detail or double checks even when im just being a neurotic mom. Staff are nice but its always so busy so they seem swamped... I appreciate them all!

My child's doctor is out of town, and she was recently very ill, to the point that I didn't even…read morewant to put her in her car seat and make the drive out to his office. On a whim, I called dr.ali's office and explained that I had a sick baby, and wondered if they took sick visits for non-established patients. Receptionist said 'come right down!'. Hardly ever would you find an office who would do that. Now, the wait time to see dr.ali was tremendous and his office waiting room is Small, standing room only! We waiting WELL over and hour, but it was worth it bc dr. Ali was wonderful, truly a caring person, and a very knowledgeable pediatrician. He took some in office tests and immediately told me the baby had a stronger strain of the flu! He put me on a regime of meds to control her high temps and made me come back in 2 days so he could re-check her! He really cares you get that vibe from him instantly. Very thankful that he helped my sick baby and would recommend him to anyone!

Our not-yet-born baby had an arrhythmia, with suspected PAC (or premature atrial contraction) at…read morethe 20 week ultrasound, and so we were referred to Village Pediatric Cardiology. My midwife highly recommended the practice, and said that she had good relationships with the doctors there and that they were not alarmists. I read up on PAC and apparently it's benign 99% of the time, so I wasn't too worried. We went to Village Pediatric Cardiology for a more detailed, heart-focused ultrasound at 21 weeks. The initial exam was about 30 minutes, and the nurse technician was friendly and competent. Once the scan had been done, Dr. Matthew Martinez came in and said that there was no trace of arrythmia - BUT - there was a mild case of "mitral valve regurgitation." Dr. Martinez showed me the video scan of the flow of blood in my peanut's heart and explained the physiology of the condition. I was unprepared for this news, know nothing at all about cardiology, and was kind of in a rush, so I basically asked him what was next, and what this diagnosis meant. He said he wanted to see me in two weeks to see if the regurgitation was the same, or if it had gotten worse. He said it was possible that I would lose the baby. I made sure I knew the exact name of the condition so I could Google it later, scheduled the follow-up, and left. Unfortunately the Google follow-up was NOT reassuring. There really isn't anything much on the web about the exact diagnosis of MILD cases of mitral valve regurgitation in fetuses. My guess is this may be to do with the fact that ultrasound scanning and techniques have only recently become good enough to diagnose it? In any case, when I went to my midwife the next day I was a mess. Fortunately she was very reassuring, and mentioned the condition could clear up on its own, and said I had a healthy baby. I tried unsuccessfully not to worry, followed my husband's advice of no more Googling for now, and went back in two weeks with my husband and with questions prepared - including questions that weren't diagnosis-specific, just in case (i.e. what research is available on the prognosis for this condition? What is your own personal clinical experience of this condition?) Again, the nurse technician was friendly and competent. And then Dr. Martinez came back with the news - all good. No arrhythmia, no PAC, no mitral valve regurgitation. All-clear low risk pregnancy, and no need to see him again unless the arrhythmia came back. What a relief!! For all other parents out there whose kiddos have heart problems, my heart goes out to you. Good luck!!

They seem to do everything backwards. Rather than have a doctor take a look at the patient before…read moresubjecting them to an EKG and echocardiogram, the doctors don't even take a look before running these procedures. This is the case even if the patient isn't presenting any symptoms of cardiac issues and is there only out of preponderance of caution. While that might not be so much of a problem for adult patients, this is a pediatrics practice and babies can get very stressed out while these are done. It seems to me that it would be much better for the patients if the doctor took a look to make sure that these procedures are necessary before running them. Seems to me that they are interested first and foremost in billing the insurance company for all that they can, with the patient's welfare coming in a distant second. The staff is also pretty bad, we had to correct our child's information multiple times and they usually didn't understand what we were trying to tell them even when it was a quite simple.

I received a phone call on Tuesday asking me to come in and get my son's medical records ASAP…read morebecause the office is closing effective immediately. There was no warning or advance notice. The receptionist told me she would leave my records in a box outside the door if I could not come in. The experience was very unprofessional, and I am happy I was already looking into getting a new doctor for my son.

Wow it's so sad to hear that Dr Fisher's office has permanently closed it took me by a shock two…read moredays one more day for my son's 19th birthday and I was going to call to make an appointment and then I send the website you shut down I was like what but both of my boys my 19-year-old and my 14 year old it was such an honor having him at the doctor he's such a wonderful caring doctor I remember when the first time I went to go make sure he was the best fit for my kids is when I interviewed him with my let me being pregnant with my first child and then I knew that he was a perfect fit a perfect doctor for my children and then I remember when my youngest here 14 he's such a baby he got really sick he was always on top of it Dr Fisher and always the visiting my son in the hospital to check on how is he doing but now I sent 14 and healthy we've been going to him for together for I believe like 20 something at 30 something years and then not be on my kids together but it was always a pleasure you're always such a wonderful hearing doctor and he will truly be missed thank you for such a great job I'm taking care of all our kids it was an honor and a pleasure to have you as a doctor to my family as well as to other families we will miss you enjoy life you will surely be missed and thank you for everything God bless

At my age the symptoms I was experiencing was confirmed to be "abnormal" by a dozen physicians,…read morenone of which properly treated me or provided me with a diagnosis. I was hospitalized for the same condition, but surprisingly was discharged - left unwell, not diagnosed and given incorrect medication during my stay. Doctors kept pushing my appointment back for months and I was frustrated, scared and emotionally distraught. While I did have a bit of a wait in Dr. Isber's office, I didn't mind and will continue to see him, as well as praise him and his staff for the rest of my life. At my first visit he exceeded all my expectations that had been lowered by all other physicians whom shall not be named, that I visited with for the same symptoms and same condition. He did a test recommended by other doctors and while in surgery communicated with other physicians who stepped in for him in his absence to ensure I was well taken care of. He began treatment immediately and adjusted the medication to achieve additional results. Not only that but each visit he listened, he educated and he showed more compassion and genuine concern than any other physician. His staff remembered me at my follow up and treated my like I was family at each visit. I have never trusted a doctor's office more than I do this one! Thank you all for taking my concerns, health, symptoms and condition seriously and helping me feel better as you would your relatives!!