I have been seeing Dr Essandoh for many years for my chronic back pain and other joint issues. I…read morelove that the quality of care is consistent and I feel listened to. I am able to live my life more fully with the help of cortisone injections, ablations, and other therapies. The office staff is always helpful and courteous.

First visit furnished list of all medications. Emailed at their request because a hand written list…read moreof all medical doctors and procedures wasn't acceptable. Listed all my surgeries and showed Dr. Essandoh scars from surgeries and explained at 23 l was hit on my left side by a lumbertruck while on my motorcycle. I was told I'd never walk again or use my left arm. I also folded my left arch and severly damaged my ankle, left wrist and woke up weeks later in recovery ward with a fist sized ball of gause under my right kneecap. Second visit after Psychological evaluation according to Ohio law he walked in and told me they never received my medical records from my doctors or orthopedic surgeons. Called them when l got home and was informed they were never requested by the clinic. This was after approximately over a month. Then Dr. Essandoh told me Valium showed up in my urine sample which astonished me as I've never taken a valium unless it was administered by IV before different surgeries. This set me off as there was no way it could have come up. Then it was determined it was from a prescribed pain med l ate after a 12 hour straight drive that left me in intense pain, but it was not valium. Then the BIG lie. He told me the psychologist told him l was buying drugs off the street. Now I'm livid after two lies. I demanded to know if the conversation was recorded. He left for a long time and informed me the it was from a leftover prescription after l spent six weeks in a physical rehabilitation clinic after a third knee replacement soon after a second temporary replacement due to first one being infected. I had my sister take pictures of the prescriptions, including one for help with severe insomnia. Instead of looking at them he didn't even look at the pictures insisting l forewarded them to his Email which l figured out how to do after one of the nurses couldn't figure it out. I will say the two nurses were trying to be understanding and knew l was very disturbed by the insinuations and proven outright lies by Dr. Essandoh. He kept trying to push injections which I've previously tried with no results. Then he made me write a letter stating l would dispose of my prescribed prescriptions including one from my primary care doctor to do with severe insomnia. I told them l previously ended up in the Emergency Room in Stone County, Arkansas due to not sleeping three nights and terrified l would be in grave danger having to drive close to 700 miles home starting out on 100 miles of narrow curvy mountain roads, they didn't seem to care and suggested l talked about it with my primary care doctor on my appointment on Monday, this was on my appointment at Oracle Pain Clinic Friday. I told them my doctor has tried numerous prescriptions and the one l currently was using on an as needed basis was the only one that showed any positive results. He didn't care and seemed to disreguard any of my previous prescriptions by doctors who actually had enough concern to attain my medical records from my doctors, specialists, and surgeons to familiarize themselves with my present condition at 71 years old. I was told he called in a prescription for arthritis but was informed by the pharmacy it was already expired the same day it was called in. Guess he's not even competent to call in a prescription or take any interest in actually addressing my concerns other than forcing me to disprove his fabricated accusations which were proven to be false. I hope l can actually find a competent doctor who will attain my medical records as to helping me deal with severe pain issues instead of fueling my well deserved distrust of Dr. Essandoh and his demeanor tword someone reaching out with accute pain issues.

I have been to this urgent care several times over the past 3 to 4 years. I have always been very…read morepleased with the care. There are times when I have had no wait and times where I waited about 45 minutes to be seen. I have walked in and have scheduled. It is an urgent care so they do some triage but not like an emergency room. My son went two weekends ago and was treated and very pleased with his care.

Don't bother. I'm not sure why this place is even open. Yesterday they sent me to the ER for a…read moreminor burn that I was "treating very well". The ER even said that it was minor, healing well, and sent me home with more Neosporin and a fresh dressing. I didn't even get a chance to see a Dr. at this UC. Before I knew it, an "experienced" nurse was shooing me out the back door to Doctor's Hospital. What a waste. The last 3 times we've been here no one could treat us and sent us to the ER. We're done with this UC.

I was researching doctor's near the Northwest area where I reside and found these wonderful folks…read more As you may notice there are a lot of doctor's to choose from here. Most have the name Dr.Dusseau, so don't be thrown off by this because as you guessed it is a family of doctor's. You have Paul Dusseau which is the father and his two sons, Steven and Joseph. Then you have the options of Dr. Blosser, Dr. Long, Dr. Waterfield, Dr. Roland, Dr. Wilt and Dr. Winzenread. Choosing the right doctor is important but if your a new patient like me, you will want to check which doctor will accept your insurance. I went with Dr. Steven Dusseau in the end because he accepted my insurance right away and was very easy to work with. Why would I choose a young doctor? I had an old doctor before and believed his practice was not that great because he was not keeping up with current medical practices. I also started a talk thread a while ago to get an idea of what kind of doctors people are seeing these days to get an idea of who I wanted to go with. Today, Dr. Steven Dusseau managed to tell me what he thinks I may have and also tested me further to see what other issues I may have going on. I don't think I would have ever had this from my previous doctor and not a great explanation of how my muscles could be experiencing so much pain. Plus this doctor also got to know me today which is also very important to me as a new patient. I feel confident in saying that Steven is a great doctor and following his father's footsteps was a great choice.

Called and asked if they accept self-pay patients (says they do on their site). The billing…read morespecialist goes, "(pause) yeeeees, we do, but, I'm not sure any doctors are accepting new patients." Right. Sure. I really don't understand practices that don't like self-pay patients because they don't have to fight with insurance or their patients to get paid!

Beautiful facility, friendly staff. Dr. Bharmal is a wonderful doctor. She listens and makes her…read morepatients feel important and comfortable. I wish I could score Dr. Bharmal and the facility separate from the lab services. I would give 5 stars for that. Four stars because I had to wait an hour for lab services to draw blood and I was 3rd in line. Lab staff was apologetic and friendly. Highly recommend!

Went here for a medical issue, the hospital process is very slow, but thorough enough. Getting old…read moresucks btw.. But it's not the hospital, but the corporation behind it. Ever since going, i get spammed with emails about Major health problems and elective screening for thousands of dollars, like some kind of lab rat. The corporation treats this the same as a used car dealership. What they send and do marketing with should be illegal. Ohio Hospitals have terrible bedside manors.. But, I guess still better than Ohio Health and their relationship with the Doj.

I had been a patient at OrthoOne many years ago. I was asked or it was suggested that I see an…read moreorthopedic doctor by my pain management doctor. I called to make an appointment and was seen within a week or so. As you entered the office, you sanitize your hands and then make your way to the desk. Every one was wearing a mask and then temperatures were taken. If you have been to any medical office lately it's the standard treatment! The check in didn't take long and we were taken back to a room in about 15 minutes or so. We were pleasantly greeted by the staff and had a short interview with his nurse. Dr. Hannallah came in the room shortly after that. He had reviewed previous X-rays and spent a very reasonable amount of time with us. He was very straight forward with his thoughts and diagnosis. I have arthritis and it's continuing to get worse. He recommended strongly that I should never have surgery on my back! He also said that he wouldn't operate on my back!. My pain is degenerative and there is some disc degeneration, in the lumbar region. He asked to have an MRI done and then to return for results. I appreciated Dr. Hannallah and his honesty. I have known doctors that kind of lead you on and won't be straight forward with you. I am thankful that I was assigned to him and appreciated the answers I was given. Next up- MRI!

My copy for physical therapy here is $80 that's not orthopedic one's fault it's my insurance's…read morefault. When you pay $80 for a visit you don't expect to be double booked by the physical therapist but I was. I spent 1/4 of my 50 minute session waiting around for him to finish with the other lady. I don't know who double booked him but I decided it wasn't worth my time and especially my money