My dad had an appointment for knee replacement, we arrived a little early and the front desk person…read morewas not happy about it. She was rude and set the tone for a really bad experience. She would not let me stay with my mom because "there are two surgeons scheduled and it will be busy". Please note that they have booths in the waiting area...does anyone sit with strangers in a booth? I've been sitting outside, my dad is being prepped and there's one other patient here. There is no policy listed anywhere about only having one person with you; did we go back in time and it's 2020 again? The surgeons are great and the facility is clean but there have got to be nicer, friendly support staff they can hire.

If you need surgery, this is a great place to go. Extremely competent, efficient and as pleasant…read morean experience as surgery can be! My hip replacements (one in 2021 and one less than 2 weeks ago were nearly drive thru!

First, the office definitely needs better time management…read more They overbook, and even the Dr. agreed. A 10:30 appointment, we were called back at 11:25, then another wait to see the doc, .30 minutes. We left a 10:30 appointment at 12:45. This is very frustrating for someone who has to get to work and made time, and was on time for an appointment. Second, the forms were abundant and redundant. Then the intake person asked the same questions on the forms. Then the Dr. and the PA asked the same questions asked by the intake person and the original forms. Last, the Dr. was attentive, kind, caring and apologetic for the wait. My mom really liked him, and so did I. His bedside manner is top notch! He was able to help short term, while we wait until another appointment for hopefully a longer term solution. Hopefully his solutions will allow my mom to live a pain free life. TBD.

Very nice Dr. very compassionate. He is very understanding too. I would highly recommend him.read more

I came to Dr. Tarabin's office with a host of dental problems and he did all the work with such…read morecare and expertise. I had three teeth pulled and he was so gentle that I never felt a thing. there was no tenderness or swelling or bleeding. Two of my teeth weren't even loose! Then I had a partial made. It was perfect and needed no adjustments, which attests to his knowledge and skill. I've had a lot of dental work in my 66 years and Dr. Tarabin is hands down the best dentist I've ever had.

Dr. Tarabin is a phenomenal dentist! His care is excellent. He is a top notch dentist. You will not…read morefind a better one. He can do anything. Dr. Tarabin is the best dentist I have ever had. He is a master in his field. I trust him 100 percent. You are in good hands with him. On top of all this, he is kind, caring, and a wonderful human being. He is remarkable! His staff are friendly, helpful, and caring. The waiting room is beautiful, and has a welcoming feeling. I highly respect and honor Dr. Tarabin. He is outstanding. He does some weekend appointments. The parking is free. I highly recommend Dr. Tarabin and his office. Dianne W.

My family had a horrible experience with Dr. Marci M. Lesperance. Dr. Lesperance recommended a…read moretonsillectomy and adenoidectomy for our 8yo autistic daughter, due to diagnosed sleep apnea. My wife and I both took the day off of work for the surgery, purchased hundreds of dollars of special food to prepare, and also put many plans on hold for the projected week of recovery. The morning surgery was going to be delayed, and Dr. Lesperance suggested that we reschedule the surgery since we "weren't sure if we wanted to do it anyway." My wife and I told the doctor that she must have us confused with another family, because we wouldn't have taken the day off and prepared for it if we didn't want it done. The doctor then said that the surgery probably wouldn't be done until 4 or 5 in the afternoon. We didn't let that scare us, because there really wasn't a better day to have the surgery done, since we had taken the day off and were prepared. We were told that our daughter couldn't have food less than 6 hours before surgery. Our daughter hadn't eaten since dinner the night before, so we had her eat breakfast, finishing before 10:00a, allowing for a 4pm surgery. When Dr. Lesperance found out that our daughter had eaten breakfast, the doctor said that she wouldn't do the surgery at all. Dr. Lesperance had recommended the surgery enough to put our daughter through the torture, but it apparently wasn't important enough for the doctor to have to work past 4:00 PM. Dr. Lesperance also lied to the anesthesiologist, saying that she had told us that if we fed our daughter breakfast that the doctor whouldn't be able to operate at all. Dr. Lesperance had never said that. We were told that there must be a 6 hour minimum wait between eating and operating, and that it was the anesthesiologist's call. Dr. Lesperance refused to do the surgery even if the anthesthesiologist okayed the time between eating and the surgery. Dr. Lesperance apparently wanted nothing more than for our autistic daughter to not eat anything for 24 hours, and to make my family wait around all day.

I have now worked here a year and I have to say I appreciate working here just as much as in the…read morebeginning. They care about their employees and their patients even though they are for profit, I believe they take better care of patients with financial difficulties than some non profit organizations. No healthcare provider or system is 100% flawless, but resolving any problems that arise is important to the group. It's not possible to meet the expectations of every concern, but they sure try their best. I appreciate that they will try to go above and beyond.

From the owner: At A4, we offer complete services that allow you to partner with us in a comprehensive manner. It…read moreis our goal to become both a seamless part of your organization and a turnkey partner for all of your anesthesia care needs.

A week ago today, I had surgery on my knee at Dearborn Surgical Center. My entire experience there…read morewas fantastic. The center itself, was beautiful, clean, immaculate and exactly what you would want in a facility that performs surgical procedures. As soon as I entered, I was greeted warmly and each and every staff member I came into contact with, was kind, professional and went above and beyond for me, and also for one another. What really made my experience here one of a kind, happened days after my surgery. While I was in my own private room waiting to be taken into surgery, I held onto a prayer card with a picture of Jesus on it. That's all it was. A picture of Jesus, and on the back in pencil, in my 7 y/o son's handwriting, it said, "I love God." He received it after learning the Our Father prayer. He gave it to me to have while I went through surgery. I handed it to my husband before they wheeled me into surgery, and I thought I saw him put it in his coat pocket. Well, days later, we received an envelope in the mail with the prayer card in it, from Dearborn Surgical Center. These kind wonderful people had at some point noticed it in my hand, and with no other tell tail sign of who the card belonged to, knew it was mine and mailed it back to me. The kind gesture has touched me in so many ways. I was already happy with my experience here, and this only solidified that.

The staff is super friendly, and very understanding why each client is walking through these door…read more The nurses are very friendly, helpful and explain the process from beginning to end. The doctor took his time with us explaining the procedure and the results.

Today was my 2nd procedures here. Both times the staff was AMAZING!…read more From the minute i walked in Connie cheerfully greated me. Eased my nerves and offered light hearted conversation. I was registered quickly, taken back to pre-op immediately, where cheerful nurses greeted me. I had a severe migraine ontop of everything, they were so caring about my needs and talked in depth about other surgeries I had that were unrelated to this particular case. The facility is clean, and brightly lit and the heated blankets were amazing post op. I thoroughly appreciate the time the nurses took to ensure my comfort before, during and after surgery.

I had a procedure done here and all of the staff were very nice and compassionate. They did a great…read morejob making me feel comfortable. The doctor was running a little late and they did a good job at keeping me informed. The nurse even called the next day to see how I was doing.

Wonderful staff! Great atmosphere. They treat you well here. All staff are friendly and…read moreaccommodating.

Receptionist was extremely rude to not only me but the couple before me. It was very loud and busy…read moreit was an all around bad experience.

Our experience has been poor and I would not recommend. She spent very little time with us never…read moreexplained our sons hearing loss or Options to help him. She has referred us for several following appointments ranging from hearing tests every three months to speech and language evaluation. I think she says us for a total of 15-20 minuets . We waited months for this appointment, then about hour in waiting area for this poor paticare. I would not recommend I feel like patients deserve better care. There has been no follow up calls just lots of referral appointments.

My family had a horrible experience with Dr. Marci M. Lesperance. Dr. Lesperance recommended a…read moretonsillectomy and adenoidectomy for our 8yo autistic daughter, due to diagnosed sleep apnea. My wife and I both took the day off of work for the surgery, purchased hundreds of dollars of special food to prepare, and also put many plans on hold for the projected week of recovery. The morning surgery was going to be delayed, and Dr. Lesperance suggested that we reschedule the surgery since we "weren't sure if we wanted to do it anyway." My wife and I told the doctor that she must have us confused with another family, because we wouldn't have taken the day off and prepared for it if we didn't want it done. The doctor then said that the surgery probably wouldn't be done until 4 or 5 in the afternoon. We didn't let that scare us, because there really wasn't a better day to have the surgery done, since we had taken the day off and were prepared. We were told that our daughter couldn't have food less than 6 hours before surgery. Our daughter hadn't eaten since dinner the night before, so we had her eat breakfast, finishing before 10:00a, allowing for a 4pm surgery. When Dr. Lesperance found out that our daughter had eaten breakfast, the doctor said that she wouldn't do the surgery at all. Dr. Lesperance had recommended the surgery enough to put our daughter through the torture, but it apparently wasn't important enough for the doctor to have to work past 4:00 PM. Dr. Lesperance also lied to the anesthesiologist, saying that she had told us that if we fed our daughter breakfast that the doctor whouldn't be able to operate at all. Dr. Lesperance had never said that. We were told that there must be a 6 hour minimum wait between eating and operating, and that it was the anesthesiologist's call. Dr. Lesperance refused to do the surgery even if the anthesthesiologist okayed the time between eating and the surgery. Dr. Lesperance apparently wanted nothing more than for our autistic daughter to not eat anything for 24 hours, and to make my family wait around all day.