Dr Bohinc is a very nice Doctor. On my visits he has been willing to discuss things with me and…read moreanswer my questions. I know he was busy but I still felt like he wasn't trying to rush me through and would have stayed to answer my questions if I had more to ask. I would recommend Dr. Bohinc if you are looking for a family Doctor.

From the front desk staff to the nursing staff to the provider staff, this doctor's office is…read morewonderful! I had a herniated disc and needed surgery. I saw Dr. Smith at Mary Rutan Hospital Orthopedics and he was wonderful! I have had several surgeries non-related to my discs in my past but seriously, I loved Dr. Smith's happy personality and his bedside manners especially. Many doctors nowadays had horrible bedside manners and always give you the impression of "in and out" visits. However, Dr. Smith, not once, was he annoyed with me with my countless questions and really made me feel at ease. I recommend to everyone to go to Dr. Smith for any orthopedic related issues because he is simply amazing! Thank you Dr. Smith for curing me!

Our experience at Mary Rutan Hospital began with concerns about the overall process and ultimately…read morebecame a very upsetting experience for my wife. My wife has been experiencing significant lower back pain for approximately six months. She was recently diagnosed with arthritis, although the specific type and underlying cause of her symptoms have not yet been determined. She has completed physical therapy, which provided no relief, but was required by insurance before additional imaging could be authorized. To date, an MRI has been completed, resulting in the general arthritis diagnosis. She recently had an online consultation with a rheumatologist through a referral from her primary care physician. She had also been referred to Mary Rutan Hospital for a pain management consultation, which she decided to keep so she could establish a relationship with a pain specialist and maintain additional treatment options. Upon arriving at the hospital, we asked the main entrance receptionist where pain management was located. We were told it was "down past the emergency room" and directed with a thumb gesture. We followed the signs toward the emergency room but could not find anything identifying pain management or outpatient services. We eventually asked a cleaning staff member for assistance, and she contacted a passing nurse. We were then informed that pain management was located in outpatient services, which we had already passed. Both employees were courteous and helpful, and we appreciated their assistance. My wife was checked in and taken back to Room 3 in outpatient services within approximately five minutes. Unfortunately, the condition of the room was extremely concerning. The floor was visibly dirty, with hair, stains, and trash present. The vents were also dirty, the sink appeared outdated and not up to code, cabinets and drawers had no locks, and the door showed significant rust. Additionally, the exit sign was blinking. The admitting nurse was thorough when reviewing my wife's medical history. However, she initially used a blood pressure cuff that was clearly too small. A larger cuff was readily visible in its packaging in the basket beneath the machine. My wife explained that the cuff was extremely tight, and the resulting blood pressure reading was unusually high. Despite this, the nurse did not replace the cuff on the second attempt and instead attributed the elevated reading to my wife being in pain and nervous. The appointment was scheduled for 11:00 a.m., but we waited approximately 25 minutes before Dr. Anuj M. Shah and his PA entered the room. Dr. Shah did not ask my wife whether she was comfortable with the PA participating in the appointment. The PA remained in the room with a full-size laptop throughout the consultation. Dr. Shah initially stated that he wanted to review my wife's MRI before developing a treatment plan. My wife agreed and explained that she had recently consulted with a rheumatologist and wanted to keep this appointment to establish a relationship with a pain specialist and maintain additional treatment options. At that point, Dr. Shah's demeanor changed considerably. His communication became confrontational and dismissive. While leaning against the sink with his arms and legs crossed, he spoke to my wife in a manner we perceived as condescending. He proceeded to tell her what he believed she was experiencing and where she was experiencing pain, then demanded that she stand and identify the locations of her pain. He rapidly questioned her about other areas of discomfort without allowing her adequate time to respond. When my wife discussed arthritis as a possible cause, Dr. Shah dismissed the concern, stating that "everyone has it, even my PA." The PA appeared to smirk at the comment. The interaction continued to escalate until Dr. Shah demanded, "WHERE ELSE!?" At that point, my wife and I stood up and explained that the interaction was not helping. We decided to leave. Dr. Shah attempted to stop her by saying, "Ma'am," but I stated that we were finished and we were leaving. We found Dr. Shah's behavior to be extremely rude, unprofessional, demeaning, and, in our opinion, bordering on abusive. Most importantly, my wife was seeking help for significant and ongoing pain--not medication or drugs. She was attempting to better understand the source of her symptoms and identify appropriate treatment options. We left the appointment feeling that my wife's concerns were dismissed rather than evaluated. Regardless of a physician's opinion regarding the cause of a patient's symptoms, patients deserve to be treated with professionalism, dignity, patience, and respect. Our experience fell far short of those expectations, and we believe the hospital should seriously review both the condition of the outpatient facility and the conduct displayed during this appointment.

Dr. Josey has been our family doctor for years. His entire practice is professional, friendly and…read moreattentive to patient needs. I can't imagine going anywhere else.

Years ago, I would have given the place a 4. Like any nursing home (and this is just my opinion…read morebased on my involvement with nursing homes for almost 20 years), the care will be insufficient for residents who cannot speak for themselves or they have someone speaking for them. Anyone who tells you they know the resident is doing great because their nurse via phone says so is full of something brown and smelly. State ratings regarding Aydan did not affect the decision to put a relative here. It was based on visits to see others, casual observations, watching interactions, the number of people not getting out of bed... You can see a lot on your own which is wiser than trusting the State to decide what is worth a five star to THEM and not YOU. I ask people all the time when checking out nursing homes... Did you walk up and down the hallway and see how many people were up and about? Moving on, the communication is terrible. If you are told at a care plan that you will be contacted about a concern later on, you will not. You can leave messages but those will be ignored as well. Do you have a loved one with a questionable, dark area around the eye? That say.... Aydan has no record of but you have pics? Do you have a loved one in this establishment with Parkinson's and you wonder to yourself how many times that bowl of soup has spilled? Don't worry about burns. That's a huge plus for Aydan. There are no burns going on here because the food and drink are cold. Would you like to talk at Tim, the administrator? You can if he's in the mood. He will assure you that whatever issue you have will be looked into and By Golly, he WILL get back with you. Yeah, like no, he will not. In all fairness, he might if you are private pay. Are you sure that your assumption that the nurses, et. al. know why your loved one is on a particular med is correct? Or do you put that assumption aside, look up the med which is for a diagnosis you did not know your loved one had and, during a care plan, discover that hey!!! nurses don't know why that was prescribed either? Would you be shocked to hear them apologize, the med discontinued and the subject never brought up again? Yeah, I wasn't either.

The staff of Ayden Healthcare of Piqua are very close, and many have longevity with the facility…read more When I am there, I am always welcomed by the nurses and other staff members as if I were part of the family. The care that is provided to each resident goes above and beyond. As a matter of fact, there are many residents that come short term for therapy and choose to return when care is needed again, I think that speaks volumes, if care was not what it should be patients would never want to return for a negative experience, especially when there are other care facilities nearby to pick from. I agree that when you are choosing a care facility for yourself or a loved one, don't take someone else's word for it or experience, go and see for yourself, healthcare is not cookie cutter and expectations are different for every individual. One thing that I know to be true of Ayden Piqua is you will be treated with love and dignity!

I have been a patient for many years, first with Dr Wilding and now with Dr Chris Johnson. I cant…read moresay enough good things about these doctors or their staff. I feel very lucky to be a patient there.

Cataract Surgery Dr…read more Christopher Johnson was highly recommended by my Dr. of OD. Dr. Johnson and and his staff are very professional and caring people. I am very pleased with my eyesight now. Dr. Johnson and staff are the very best.

No long waiting. Very organized staff! As long as you show up when you are supposed to you will…read morebe taken care of in a timely manner. Excellent staff and doctors!

I lost 30+ lbs. In July and August 2016, had blood work done, seen a hematologist, told I had P.V…read more Polycythemia Vera, than next week told I didn't have PV just high red blood counts, then still complaining of several symptoms to PFP, so over several months I seen several specialists with no diagnosis, went to an opthemologist because one of my symptoms was eyes hurting and light sensitivity, but eyes were fine, was discussing all my symptoms and he asked if I been tested for Lyme Disease, so ask PFP for testing,well it came back positive for Lyme, referred me to Dr Manis took two weeks before he said he couldn't help me, by this time I was informed I had no ins. due to my ignorance, So then I ask PFP to fill out long term ins. they refused to do so and then I get a call from PFP saying they couldn't help me anymore and to find a new Dr. Office, so know I'm going thru Lyme disease and all its nasty symptoms and co-infections which are life debilitating! They just up and let me go with no help what so ever! Plus my cnp at PFP would just sit there at every visit and would just repeat the word sure sure sure as I would explain my symptoms very annoying! And supposingly was concerned about me at one point a nurse told me but still let me down in my time of need.

I felt very good about my first visit, everyone was extremely friendly and provided excellent…read moreexplanations with regards what I could expect for the initial visit. Doctor Donay was very patient and explained everything aspect of his examination. I left hopeful that help was on its way with my upcoming visi.

Staff is friendly and Dr. Donay is a knowledgeable practitioner. I recommend them with 5 stars.read more

Always excellent service with well educated (OSU!) mostly locally raised ( Ann's and Sidney : )…read moreoptometrists. Never a problem in over 10 years.

Great service. I popped in to get a lens popped back into my sunglasses and not only did they take…read morecare of that but also helped shape them so they fit more properly.