Very attentive, no long wait, nice honorable guy. Wonderfully uplifting building. So far he has…read moretaken wart that were in my eye almost. He has biopsied two things on my skin that concerned me. Frozen plantars warts.

Bottom line: If you want to be respected, go elsewhere…read more As a new patient, I spent 15 min on the phone making an appt and giving the staff person all of my personal and insurance info she requested. She was slow, but nice, and the call could've easily taken 1/3 of the time. She then emailed me a confirmation along with a link to a portal to re-enter that info and my medical history. When I arrived at the appt, I was given more paperwork to fill out the same info I did over the phone and online. When I asked why I needed to fill it out after I'd already provided the info twice, I was told, "Oh. We don't use that portal anymore." I replied, "Then why not delete that account?" "I can't go into your account and delete what you put in." "I mean, why not unsubscribe from that portal and not include the link in your email confirmations?" No response. I'm now perturbed. While still standing at the counter, I start filling out the docs I was given. "You can have a seat," I was told. "It'll be a few minutes." So I sit. As soon as I do, "May I have your insurance card?" Ugh. I get up, give the card, and return to my seat. After completing the docs, I returned them then waited at the counter with my credit card expecting to pay. "You can have a seat." So I sit. Not even 2 min later, "That'll be a $30 copay." So I get up again. I wait again to sign the charge slip and was told it'll be a min. (Note: At that time, I was in extreme physical pain due to an unrelated ailment, so walking and getting up and down was difficult, and why I had initially chosen to wait at the counter. I was getting more irritated.) Signs on entrance doors stating masks were required seemed only for show. A man was talking on his phone with his mask off. After a year of this pandemic, we all know it's possible to talk and be heard while wearing a mask. IMO, this guy was just being spiteful. But then, also appearing spiteful, the same staff person who handed me the paperwork, also had her mask off. This is a doctor's office! We're in a pandemic of a highly infectious disease with many new variants. What kind of doctor would allow such lax, ignorant, and disrespectful behavior? Clearly not a good one because, well, who can trust science, right - especially someone who went to medical school? Needless to say, I couldn't trust anyone in this office. I got my money back, took my paperwork, and left.

Their lack of urgency to treat skin cancer on the face & lack of desire to offer scar PREVENTION…read moreoptions I found out are readily available at other dermatologists earned a NOT recommend 1 star. This practice prefers to let you scar then sell you expensive treatments to reduce scarring. Also I had to wait 5 MONTHS for Mohs on my face that allowed it to grow from superficial to Stage 2. Go somewhere else!!

Dr. Levy and his team are awesome. I always have a pleasant experience when requesting an…read moreappointment or just asking a question. My other dermatologist of 20 plus years retired and I was referred to Dr Levy - so happy that I got the referral. I have referred others to him as well.

I've never written a review about a doctor before because it is a weird thing to write a review…read moreabout. But Dr. Safley is a dermatologist and my experience this morning was so ridiculous on the customer service side I had to share. This was my third time to visit him. Each visit has anywhere from a year to two year gap so when I told the receptionist that I changed insurance, I was shocked to hear her say, "You change insurance every time you come in. Do you have trouble keeping insurance or something?" - My mouth was literally hanging open at how rude she was. 1. That is none of your business 2. That is incredibly rude 3. No, I don't - I just changed jobs!! I was so annoyed and flustered that it took me a second to realize I had waited 35 minutes (in an incredibly dark, dingy waiting room - why do they not have overhead lights?!) by the time they called me to the back. Then I had to wait another 15 minutes in the examination room. "Surely he must be spending a lot of time with his patients," I thought - but oh no, I got a whopping 5 minutes of his time. I waited 50 minutes...and got 5 minutes with the doctor. And he wasn't even nice! I was trying to talk to him about my skin and there was no dialogue. Finally, I just asked for a refill of my medicine so I could get out of there. I think it is time to find another dermatologist.

Dr. Safley has been my dermatologist since 2002 and I have been very happy with all my treatments…read more I suffer from extreme skin cancer and Dr. Safley has been helpful with referrals to other doctors to continue my treatment. He is professional, caring and always makes time to answer questions. His staff are also caring and treat everyone in their own special way.

I am so grateful I found a physician that's knowledgeable about this rare disorder I have. I feel…read morehopeful. Dr. Bradley Postlethwaite, MD was patient and very informative. I didn't feel rushed. I feel I am in good hands.

Excellent dermatologist. I saw Shelley Mulrooney. Very knowledgeable and professional. Aloso, I…read morecalled for an appointment and was seen within 10 days! Recommend!

I've received the most excellent of care from both Nurse Practitioner Tara Snell and Doctor Alan…read moreTanenbaum. Like any other medical office, emergencies arise, and they can get behind with seeing patients at their precise appointment times. About a year ago, a temporary office worker failed to properly process me after I had signed in, so it was an hour past my appointment time before I was placed in an exam room. Thankfully, didn't see that particular worker during my latest visit.

This is my second time seeing Dr. Tara. She is great and attentive and seems really knowledgeable…read more The front office staff is kind and helpful as well. The only negative I have is that the wait can sometimes be long- but I know that is just part of the territory with doctors offices as times.

I had a couple of skin conditions that popped up that really had me worried. I made an appointment…read morewith Dr. Woodbury and they were able to get me in quickly. Dr. Woodbury knew exactly what was going on, prescribed some treatments and within 2 weeks the skin conditions had improved dramatically. Dr. Woodbury also spent some time explaining what was going on. The staff was also very courteous. A great experience.

First visit with Dr. Woodbury. Such a personable doctor and listened to all concerns. Took his…read moretime with us and came up with a great care plan. Highly recommend!

Dr Kaplan is the only dr who knows how to prescribe the right medicine for me when I have severe…read moreallergy breakouts. He's been my dr since 1997. I pray he stays in practice forever. He's the absolute best

Dr Robert is wonderful I saw him first when I was 13 years old for acne he has been my Dr a long…read moretime I am 73 years old

Fast, professional and timely service provided by PA Alexis Johnson. The only downfall is they do…read morenot accept Medicare patience. I will hopefully utilized there service again before Medicare become my primary provider. Maybe this office will reconsider taking on Medicare patients as well.

First visit with Alexis Johnson, PA-C and I truly felt heard. Check-in was quick and easy due to…read morepre-visit paperwork completion. Shortly after verification of info I was immediately called to the back. The office staff were very welcoming which I appreciated. I was able to clearly communicate my concerns to Alexis and she was receptive and provided me with a very detailed explanation of treatment options.