Update: The third…read moretime is still the charm. Her blood numbers determined she does NOT have stage 3 kidney disease. The previous tests were not SPECIFIC enough to make that serious diagnosis. Technically we didn't know enough and had to go by the last warning from blood tests one and two. In final, she was one point away from normal on the high side on a special exacting blood test. That's not CKD and the certainty of death. We did change our Diet to low/no sodium and zero alcohol. It's been weeks and weeks for this answer, so we learned a few things and lost a few pounds. Life was on hold. Now it's not...... Be Cool...

I was extremely disappointed with this doctors staff. I was working when I met him because I was…read morehaving heart issues. He told me to call his office the next morning to schedule an appointment. I did so, and a few days later, the office canceled it because the doctor was unavailable. We made an appointment for October 29, 2025, but it was also canceled. The staff doesn't care. I went through all of this to find a new doctor, but this location has no care in the world. Very poor staffing at this location and when I said I would file a complaint the guy said ok have a great day.

Really impressed with the customer service department that you reach out to. They've been very…read morecordial, very committed to answering my questions. They connect you to nurses that are very knowledgeable! Love the phlebotomist they use at the local brick and mortar that I go to. She's great person that gives me my yearly infusion for osteoporosis. I feel when you're getting tests that are important and that can really be complex and not know what you're reading that you should be connected to your nurse practitioner directly or they should send you a small email and explain the comparison of charts from when your last test was on your osteoporosis compared to what your test is now to see if you're improving. They did not do that at all in my local office on Grant road

I am shocked to see one and 2 star reviews. This place is fantastic. Great doctors, nurses and…read morestaff. I never feel rushed and my opinions are respected. Dr. Austin Welsh is very knowledgeable and personable. I can't say enough about this place. When deciding whether to change my insurance carrier my number one criteria is to make sure I can remain at One Medical Seniors.

Dr Graybill is patient and explains everything after listening to your concerns. It is a refreshing…read moreplus to deal with a doctor who listens and carefully explains the treatment they are proposing. Kudos to Dr Graybill and his staff for providing care that is patient focused, instead of "here is a drug, take it we will see what happens".

Wow. I haven't had a PCP in a while, and wish I'd gotten one earlier! The office is great about…read moreseeing you quickly if needed, there is a lab on site, and the docs/staff communicate quickly with the electronic message system. Can't say enough good things about Dr. Graybill and the PAs. Katie Rose is fabulous (PA).

Have been going to Dr Galasso for 20 years. He has been patient and thorough. Never rushed. I would…read morehighly recommend him to anyone. He has good solutions to health problems and refers patients when necessary. Very caring and compassionate.

Awesome doctor. Never met anyone so thorough in my long life. You would consider yourself fortunate…read moreto have Dr. Galasso as your primary.

Dr. Wolfson has been my doctor since I "graduated" from a pediatrician, so approximately 12 years…read more I went to him because that's where my parents go, and I was so young I just didn't know how to shop around for a doctor that's a good fit for you. Now I'm older, and I'm looking around for someone who better meets my needs. Let me start off by saying this... Dr. Wolfson is a good doctor. He's experienced, is part of a good practice, and is very competent. My review comes down to his personal style, which will hopefully be helpful to you in determining if he'll be a good match for you. I personally find Dr. Wolfson to be very conservative, usually taking a "wait and see" type approach to most things. He is very matter of fact, which sometimes comes across as poor bedside manner. I never particularly felt comfortable with him, but that may just have been a "chemistry" thing (in the doctor/patient sort of way)... As a woman, I think I would have been more comfortable with another woman (which is who I'm looking for now). I'll add that his practice is fairly good at getting appointments in same day, and I've had good experiences with the nurse practitioners there. If you like someone who is very matter-of-fact and doesn't need a lot of "fluff", Dr. Wolfson might be a good match for you. If you like more discussion and proactivity, you might try someone else.

This review is a piggyback off of Kate L…read more She is correct in the sense he is very matter of fact. I have only see him once so I cannot say much else other than what I have experienced thus far. The practice is great and I can say if you don't see a Dr b/c they are unavailable, their nurse practitioners are amazing. You may prefer this depending on what you need to get checked out. Dr. Wolfson was the one to deliver the news that I was pregnant. Literally the conversation over the phone was "Hi Amanda. So, you're pregnant". Funny when I really think about it. He did ask me if I knew my options since it was a surprise, but he didn't need to go much further than that. He also did ask if I was ok when he dropped the news on me. Dr. Wolfson is experienced and is knowledgeable. I say that's enough to stick around as his patient. I am not sure how he is as far as his treatment style [old vs new] but I was overall a happy patient. If I compare him to another doctor I went to when I was searching, Dr. Wolfson was 8 out of 10. The previous doctor I saw, a measly 2 out of 10. Dr. Wolfson does care, he is just short and to the point. Since my happy news visit, I have been in to see the NP for a lovely cough (bronchitis) and I love her, her name is Bether. Very thorough. Hope this helps.

This place is truly a slice of the twilight zone. Absolutely…read morecreepy. They gave my info to another company, P3, and that company called me endlessly, in a tirade that was so abusive that I had to threaten them with legal action. MHC never gave me a rational explanation. No one in this company will ever take responsibility for their actions. There were numerous violations of my privacy from MHC, despite very firm boundaries on my part. They continually called me, harassing me to schedule appointments. They didn't defer to the practitioner. Greg Cook, the nurse practitioner I saw, didn't believe I had asthma, but as I told him, no other diagnosis would explain my condition. When the inhaler performed and it was apparent that I did have asthma, he failed to recommend an RSV or pneumococcal vaccine. I later contracted RSV and ended up unconscious on the floor 6 or 7 times. During one of those episodes, I broke my ankle, requiring multiple surgeries. To not recommend appropriate vaccines to someone with asthma demonstrates absolute incompetence. What a horrible practitioner. And I will attest to my own experience with nurse practitioners, that they don't possess the competence of MD's and that they are usually much more defensive when confronted on issues of competence. If you want to practice medicine, get a medical degree. What an absolutely horrible place!

I feel people who have negative experiences are more likely to leave reviews. I have been…read moreestablished here for over a year and honestly the quality of care and empathy is outstanding. I've never had to wait super long and all the receptionists are super friendly and courteous every time. Everyone who works here is professional and caring. Nothing but trust and respect for this establishment. Very clean and orderly.

First. I have been a patient of Dr. Iveson for many years and LOVED her. Very caring, knowledgeable…read moreand felt like I was going to a friend. Unfortunately, she moved her office and is now part of TMC One and things are not the same. As my primary physician, I visit for annual physicals and the things that pop up from time to time. My specialists take care of my diabetes control and related concerns. In mid 2015 I scheduled my annual physical and waited several week to be fit in to the fray and was given an appointment in June. Days before this appointment I started having strange stomach issues and they resulted in an emergency room visit. Happily, I knew I was vising Dr. Iveson within a few days, and would be able to discuss it. Once at the appointment Dr. Iveson told me she did not have time in her 15-minute increment based schedule to address my current issue and the physical I had waited so long for. Instead, she said I needed to choose what I wanted to talk to her about. While I should have walked out then, I stayed, concerned with what was going on with my stomach and shocked I would have to choose. I left, rescheduling my Physical for the next available appointment, in DECEMBER. Just this morning I was heading into my appointment scheduled for 9:30a. As I was driving in, I encountered a traffic stoppage on Houghton Road, the only direct corridor into town from Corona de Tucson. I called the office 40 minutes ahead of time to let them know that I may be 10-15 minutes late for my appointment. The very nice receptionist put me on hold saying she needed to talk to Dr. Iveson. When she returned, she said that Dr. Iveson didn't want to "short change" my 30 minute physical by fifteen minutes and felt it may be best for me to reschedule. Again, married to her fifteen minute increment plan rather than shifting a waitng patient ahead of me and letting me fill in when I arrive. Now, I was late, and I fully accept this. I also understand that the keeping the schedule benefits the following patients. Even though a waiting patient my have been happy to go ahead of me in my temporary absence. And while this may seem on the surface that she is concerned about "my" care and wanting me to have my full time with her, the recent track record shows a complete dedication to her fifteen minute "herding" of patients. It is a true shame that Dr. Iveson is more concerned with the mighty dollar and keeping the herd moving than she is with taking the time to work with the patients. I reluctantly dissolved my patient relationship with Dr. Iveson this morning. It is a true shame. I have been a true fan.

Dr. Iveson has been my pcp for many years. I am pleased with the care I receive from her. I am…read morealso able to contact her on the patient portal between visits and she is very quick to respond. Most importantly, she listens and treats me respectfully. I am fortunate to be able to see her.

Dr Roy Lowenstein doesn't care whether I live or die. He plays down my chronic illness, is…read moredemeaning and "knows everything". Don't be fooled by his initial friendly attitude. The man has also professed​ that he's burned out. If you want to sleep at night knowing your doctor actually cares about your well being, he's not the one to see

Awful customer service. I didn't even get as far as being able to see the doctor, so I don't have…read moreany feed back on Dr. John C.l but Stephanie ( works front desk) EXTREMELY EXTREMELY RUDE. I've worked in customer service all my life and never would I have an employee work for me that would talk to my customers in such ways. causing me to not be a patient there and go as far as writing this review.