I don't believe I should be charged another office copay to sit and wait for 45 minutes and speak…read moreto the doctor for 30 seconds to say everything is good. None of my other doctors have ever charged for a follow up.

Dr Grace it's a excellent doctor she explains to me about the treatment i need to do with my…read moreproblem with my feet i would recommend Dr.Grace to anyone

I do not recommend this practice! They do not accept Any…read moreinsurance or Medicare. They require that you pay a large down payment and then everything is ala carte!

I was very satisfied with my experience with Advanced Medical & Wellness. As I live in Wisconsin,…read morethey Assisted me with a plan to self treat at home with their equipment along with a few follow ups in their offices. More importantly, their method was effective on my condition. Dr. Horn and his staff were knowledgable, friendly and accommodating.

Dr. Fenske has been my family doctor for years. He ALWAYS listens, tries the least invasive things…read morefirst and follows up. The office staff is friendly and accommodating. My children were young and he took expert care of them. As they grew to adults, they moved an hour away and still choose to drive to him as opposed to selecting a closer doctor. Wonderful Doctor.

Pretty cool doctor, got rid of my chronic infection using some freshly developed drugs. Office…read morepretty crowdy though.

Referred a client for psychiatric services. Two days before the appointment the office staff called…read moreand canceled the appointment due to paperwork not having been filled out 3 days before. It was not stated anywhere on paperwork or website that the patent needs to fill out the paperwork a certain number of days before appointment-in fact, in some instances it states that paperwork can be brought in at the first appointment. The client explained that they were unaware and would fill it out immediately-but were told it was too late. The client asked to speak to the manager who was terrible rude and condescending and just kept explaining the (undocumented) policy-THe client was very upset and kept asking what she could do to make this right. She explained that she had just moved from out of state and things were very chaotic and she needed to get in so she could have her medication managed (for depression) as she was about to run out. THey told her that since she did not care about their policies she was not only being cancelled but she was not welcome back to see any of their providers. The client plans to file a complaint with the the ethics board of the APA. THis is incredibly unprofessional behavior by clinically uneducated individuals who are acting on the behalf of medical professionals who have ethical standards they are required to uphold. These actions put the entire practice at risk of malpractice. Never in my 30 years in the field have my clients experienced this type of treatment.

Anyone that has gone to a counselor or psychiatrist knows it's not necessarily the best experience…read more While going to PR&A, I felt like I was a number rather than a client who mattered. This place had a cooperate and uncomfortable feel to it. The clinicians and psychiatrists were "nice" I am not so sure they had my best interest in mind. Maybe I was just going to the wrong people, but that is the feeling I got. I will leave out names because I don't want to point fingers, but as a client, I wish I had read a review like this prior to going because I probably would have gone somewhere else, and much smaller. The psychiatrist... I saw her for about 2 months. She listened to my problems but was so quick to put me on medication. I personally do not like that, especially when I am totally apprehensive to take medication to begin with (which I told her). I ended having terrible side effects from the medication. Cymbalta - I was put on this medication for anxiety and depression. This made my heart rate go crazy, I had zero appetite, I felt like I had no personality whatsoever, and I would go from complete highs to complete lows. It was not good. When I addressed them with her, she simply took my BP while in the office, said I was fine, and said to continue with the medication. She then told me if it was that bad, just stop taking it because I had not been on the medication that long so it should not have any side effects coming off of it. Well she was wrong. I stopped cold turkey and I literally became suicidal. In addition to that, I would be in the middle of talking to someone and would completely forget where I was, what I was talking about, and in a couple situations who I was talking to. It was very scary! When that happened I went back on the medication and then did my own research. Come to find out, this medication CANNOT be stopped cold turkey! You literally have to open up the pill and take one bead out each day until you get down to the last bead. (It took almost 3 months to whine myself off!) So if you're Dr ever prescribes Cymbalta to you, make sure you really need it. And if you do, make sure you are fully aware of the side effects, and that your Dr will listen and address any concerns you have. After this experience I did not return to her. The therapist... She was alright. We did talk, a lot. But the first 15 minutes of session she would spend that time "shooting the shit" and often times she would talk about things pertaining to herself. I am sorry, but when I am paying $75 a co-pay, I am not coming to socialize. If that's the case, then the session should go 15 overtime to account for the 15 minutes of BS. I think if she avoided this, I may have had a better experience. But unfortunately because of this, I always ended up leaving more annoyed than helped. After about 2 months I stopped going to her as well. So to sum it up.... Depending on your needs, do your research. Read reviews. Go to someone who has RAVING reviews. I personally just did not like the practice and as I mentioned, I just felt like a number. I hope if you do go here, you get a much better experience than myself! Part of being a counselor is to make the client feel like you empathize with their problems, and I did not get this feeling here!

Good Doc; Inept, Disorganized Office Manager…read more I would like to rate the doc (4 stars) apart from the manager, (0 stars), but the doc is ultimately responsible for the business. And, it is a business. If you do not have health insurance, or are not part of an insurance network, take caution. Why? Read on. If cost is not important to you, or you have great insurance, read no further. 1. I asked each visit how much it was going to cost since I had to pay out of pocket, and was unemployed, which they knew. I did not receive a definitive answer from either doc nor manager. In fact, it changed from visit to visit. 2. I was given the option to make payments, but was never given a final statement and did not know the total cost. 3. An account statement was never mailed to me, however, a collection letter was. 4. I asked for a price closer to what insurance companies would negotiate. The answer received was, "I don't know what to tell you. Some are billed differently than others." In other words, we charge out-of-pocket customers whatever we can. If that's not enough: 5. I arrived for one appointment and was told the doc was not in that day. I was not given a courtesy call to let me know not to come in. 6. The orthopedic inserts are good, but I still have pain, in limb and pocketbook.

Dr. Durrant has been been a phenomenal advocate for me through a major disc herniation. I was…read moreexperiencing severe shooting pain down the leg, significant calf weakness, and numbness throughout my leg and foot. His office manager, Christine, was quickly able to get me an appointment. While other doctors I had seen were pushing pain meds/steroids, Dr. Durrant knew that was NOT a good long term solution. He was sympathetic and understanding to my situation. Based on my appointment he could tell that my nerve was quite compromised... and Dr. Durrant thoroughly explained my options. Fast forward three months, and I'm on the road to recovery. Without him, I likely would have experienced permanent nerve damage, and would still be experiencing numerous symptoms. My prognosis has significantly improved because of his prompt support and guidance. I'm extremely grateful for his care

He's a very good doctor and he's very precise and he does a great job with taking care of patients…read morehighly highly recommend them

7 months later and I'm grateful that I switched Drs, I am finally high blood pressure controlled,…read moreand actually treated with respect. I was going in every week begging for help with chronic pain, all I got was pain pills, and honestly I think he looked at me like I was crazy.... Im so happy I went to an Amazing RA Dr and I am getting the treatment I deserve. I do not recommend this Dr

I would 100% advise NO ONE to come here. They will charge 430 dollars for a test without telling…read moreyou and then you will get a bill in the mail for it! Thats after great insurance!! All of my bills got billed wrong and it's still an ongoing fight. Not the first person to hear about this that went to PROMPTMED. You're better off going to your real doctor and sticking it out for a few days.

Wonderful experience- everyone was so kind and helpful.My son was so sick and dehydrated. It was…read morehelpful to sign in online and receive a text of when to leave so we wouldn't have a long wait in the office. We will use them again when needed and will definitely recommend them to others.