I called the office and was instantly asked if we require an interpreter, it would have to come out of our own pockets or else the doctor will not accept us as new patients. This so-called "doctor" is in absolute and clear direct violation of the ADA laws.
I've heard this individual is good with patients so as long as you do not require anything from him other than doctor visits, and prescriptions. However, quite horrible when it comes to accessibility issues.
Go to this physician so as long as you remember not to inconvenience him and the horribly rude receptionist. The receptionist was very annoyed when I called. She was heard in the background and was rather an extremely rude, disrespectful staff that the physician hired, no doubt.
On the other hand, look elsewhere if accessibility and human diversity rights are important to you, your loved ones and your friends.
We must not ever hire a single physician that have issues providing accessibility to their clients.
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