Had a neck fusion. It went extremely well. The staff through the whole journey were very friendly…read moreand helpful. They kept me informed and address my concerns.

My daughter was brought to TMC by ambulance with a severely dislocated left patella Wednesday night…read morearound 2300. They put her on observation for three days and an orthopedic surgeon finally came to see her around 1000 today. However, he was just a hand surgeon and knew nothing. They were going to have her stay till tomorrow when a knee doctor could see her. Now, I was just informed that no orthopedic surgeon can see her tomorrow. So, they sure are going to discharge her with the patella still dislocated No one there has any attention of communicating with her or us.

Dr. Son and her staff, Tiana, Danielle, and Melva, provided great care for me during my recent…read morevisit. Dr. Son removed a melanoma fro my back and a fatty lump from my arm. She expertly delivered the numbing agent so I had little pain and completed the procedures in less than an hour. They were kind, positive , and informative.

Excellent geoup of physicians in Tucson. My doctor is Dr. Kelly Favre who is even more amazing than…read moreinexpected. She has been doing breast surgery for 22 years and does a wonderful jib. In addition she is kind, understanding, friendly, patient, helpful. I am forever grateful to her. Her staff are equally amazing, friendly and helofyl. They are all so responsive - doctor and staff return call or message quickly. Highly recommend for anyone.

Dr Jaspreet Chahal, Ale and Jen were all wonderful. Xlnt quality professional compassionate care…read more Very clean relaxed office environment. Allayed all of our concerns and provided a clear plan of care.

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While my initial visit with Dr. Berry was pleasant, I can't say the same for when I returned for a…read moreUrolift procedure. My privacy was of no concern when I was lying down naked on the exam bed with my legs in stirrups. The door was left ajar, though I have no idea who, if anyone passed by, but if they did, they got a great view of me. A total of three females were present during my procedure. No introductions were made, so I had no idea what their roles were or why there were so many. Eventually, I learned one was a Urolift representative who was advising Dr. Berry during the procedure. So, this immediately tells me that this procedure is relatively new for Dr. Berry, though this was never communicated to me prior. I opted for nitrous oxide as an anesthetic. Bad choice. I wasn't given instructions other than to stick the tube in my mouth. It took the external Urolift rep to observe that I wasn't exhaling into the tube and to correct me. The two Southwest Urology females in the room must have been preoccupied with god knows what. Overall, the procedure was pretty brutal, and painful. Despite my pain, Dr. Berry continued violently moving the tools around that went through my urethra, into my bladder. No warning either of the intense pain I was about to experience with each Urolift placement. In the end, he used two additional Urolift wires because he obviously made mistakes, as evidenced by the Urolift rep correcting him verbally. In the end, I'm not confident the procedure even worked as I'm still experiencing similar issues with frequent urination, and low stream of urine. But, I would never return here for a follow up. Would I return? No. Would I recommend? No. Southwest Urology, not to be confused with this place, is right across the street. Only by confusing the similar names did I ever end up making an appointment with Southwest Premier. Even that name is misleading.

Recommend: Poor communication, nearly $1.3B endowment...You'd think they'd be able to run this…read moreplace properly. Overall, I've been directed via the Tucson VA to be seen here, but zero appointments are available. The Reviews are literally all over the place and it's because, potentially, the mismanagement, lack of doctors, who knows what...? Bottom line, it's incredibly mismanaged, they don't call you back, appointments are cancelled, lacking customer service to a greater, elder community and just unfortunately, terribly mis organized. You'd think they'd care to CORRECT mismanagement and repair their representation, but 'urology' is just so undermanned here in Tucson and this place could really, do much better. The communication between them and the Tucson VA is horrendous and incompetent. Good luck to anyone attempting to obtain life threatening health care here, I had to seek elsewhere for the time being.

Bad support people and totally non communicable, it's insulting to deal with these people. I have…read morebeen waiting for 10 days now to have my catheter prescription renewed and absolutely NO response! I have called Four times now and my supplier has been in contact with them but NOHING!!! Extremely disappointed...

Yelp wouldn't allow me to use the location I used -- 6755 E. Grant Rd. Tucson, AZ. It only offered…read morethe Pima Rd. location. So keep in mind, this review is for 6755 E. Grant Rd. I went in around 1755 (5:55 pm) on Friday 11/19/2021 They couldn't have been nicer -- from the receptionist to the healthcare workers. I went in for a covid check. The bad news is I tested positive. The good news is, Carbon Health on Grant Rd will be my new go-to place for urgent care. Can't say enough nice things about them. They did a rapid covid test on me and within 15 minutes I got the bad news (or good news if you consider I now have the antibodies in me).

Staff should take the time to ask if the pharmacy is still current before they send off the…read moreprescription. They sent my elderly husband's prescription to a pharmacy that is no longer in our network, but the pharmacy submitted the prescription to our insurance and now we can't get it at our network pharmacy because a claim was already submitted at the wrong pharmacy

My primary care provider was a nurse practitioner on site. I'd had good experiences with NPs in…read morethe past but this was a bad experience. One of the two worst I've had before. My NP was cool to start. Sadly as time went on things went downhill. First off she wasn't responsive to my concerns. She either ignored my questions or responded negatively like I don't know my body and my past history. She often talked down to me. And she ordered that a medication of mine be dropped BY HALF for a small deviation on a test. I expressed concern since things went to hell when I was on that dose years ago. She called me noncompliant or some such for asking for a smaller but reasonable drop. Both my new pcp and endocrinologist thought she was nuts. November 2025 I had enough. I tried switching to the doctor in the practice. Denied. Called other doctors in the same system denied. I then called the office manager back and advised that I would be transferring to another network for primary care due to I no longer had faith in my then PCP. Later on I schedule an appointment with my ortho specialist in the same network. They cancelled it because the old pcp office apparently discharged me or blacklisted me from the whole freakin Carondelet network simply because of one nurse practitioner. Never again. I hate the necessity since I hear Doctor Cornelius is chill but I never found out since he refused to see me too likely due to the NP. With my personal experiences I'd do zero if not negative stars.

There are a lot of doctors offices in this huge building…read more We are in 225, cardiology. My wife needs a confirmation Echocardiogram to rule something out. We see Dr. Lee Ghuy. This will be a hour test, bring a book. All good.

I want to give it twenty stars and I want to keep it my secret!!! This place is awesome!!! They…read morepopped up on my Facebook and I really didn't believe it at first. They hold events every month, all month long, all free, to all ages!!! It's a united Health care store geared towards seniors but they even helped me with my health care questions. Suzanne is the best thing in town. So friendly, knowledgeable, helpful, kind....... They have bingo and everyone's a winner! Paint nights, crafts, movies, gardening, and SNACKIES!! They're even moving to a larger location come spring. It's one of only two stores in the entire country. I just love it!!! Great way to find a sense of community. Especially for seniors to get out get active creative and social.

Who knew there were events held here ?!…read more Ceramics , Sip & Paints , Yoga & More ! You'll have to stop by in -person to see what's happening month to month .

This was one of the most reasonable options to stay over UA family weekend. If you are an…read moreexperienced traveler, please know that this hotel does not have room darkening curtains. Bring your eye mask. There's very little noise proofing. The bedding is minimal with nothing extra available. Three pillows per bed. There is no coffee maker or dishwasher. It's an extended stay facility so there are laundry services on property and a laundry basket in the room, a full size refrigerator in the unit and a good amount of shelves for storage. It's clean and newly remodeled. There's a full door to the bathroom for privacy, not much in the way of towels or toiletries (bar of soap, small shampoo). I suppose if I were her for a month and bringing my own items, this would work well (except for the curtains! Seriously) but for an overnight stay it's a very stripped down experience.

Exceptionally clean and staff is top notch. If you're looking for affordable efficiency type…read morelodging, can recommend. My only negative is that I've been getting marketing calls from what comes up on call id as Choice Hotels about attending a 2 hour event about how to save on hotels in exchange for a two day stay. They knew I stayed at Woodspring for a week and that my ID was Florida. Not cool Choice Hotels. Travelers get enough spam calls.