My husband & I have been seeing Dr. Byron for over 7 months. We each have our own medical issues &…read morewe are so happy how Dr. B addressed ALL of them. He listens attentively, is not in a rush, explains what's going on in our bodies to cause our medical issues and provides an "all natural" treatment plan! We are definitely a big fan of Dr. B and have seen big changes in our health. His staff is always friendly, courteous & knowledgeable! If you're like us and prefer a holistic approach to your health, Dr. Byron is amazing! Health is wealth!

My wife and I have been seeing Dr. Byron, Health & Healing, for over a year now and could not be…read moremore thrilled with our results. We both had medical conditions that he helped us manage. With nearly three decades of medicinal experience, he is extremely knowledgeable. With his guidance, we were able to achieve a healthier level, through natural means, that would not have been possible with a general medical practitioner. We highly recommend this practice as a viable option to better health.

Quite possibly the worst doctor I've ever had the displeasure of meeting. From the very beginning…read moreappointment, she acted as if she had me completely figured out. I take medication for ADHD, medicine I've been taking since I was a teenager. She asked such abrupt questions like "Have you ever considered NOT taking it?" and "Why do you feel you need this?". She then went on to say to explain how the country is suffering from prescription drug abuse and came off incredibly offensive. I am not a drug seller or user. I do not profit off a medication that allows me to work as close to a normal life as possible. I continued to see her despite her aggressive attitude against my medicine. However over the months she became more and more unhelpful and just recently decided on her own accord to change the medication I've been taking for over 12+ years and cutting it in half due to a miscommunication that she didn't bother to ask me to explain. She assumed I had been "inconsistent" in my prescriptions being filled. She has been nothing but a hindrance and anyone looking for a doctor willing to work with you instead of against you is better off looking elsewhere. Don't bother trying to switch out to another Aurora doctor at the same location, they told me they wouldn't/couldn't transfer patients.

My kid stared going on here when he was 1 years and a half and he is 4 and my little girl is almost…read more2 and I have never been more happy with a pediatrician or staff than here. He has received all the help that he would need. And they are always willing to respond with the best attitude. 100/100

We've had nothing but great experiences here for our kids. The practitioners have always been…read moregreat with our kids (including the one who's scared of the doctor). The staff are always good at getting us in for last-minute health issues, and they'll always understanding when I'm juggling multiple sick kiddos during our visits. Strongly recommend!

What an absolutely fantastic experience I had this morning! I was very nervous to have to have an…read moreMRI done and be put in a tiny little tube for fear that I might panic. The technician Kristen that I worked with eased my mind and helped calm me prior to the procedure. It's a beautiful new facility with a very nice waiting room. The staff at the front desk were very friendly checking me in! And again I can not say enough about how wonderful my technician Kristen was! She was absolutely phenomenal!!! Thank you for getting my through my frightening experience!

Super loud music! Cannot think in this environment. The front desk people claimed to have no…read morecontrol of the volume or music channel. Otherwise the people working here are very nice. This loud music everywhere you go seems to be the norm and it really is annoying!

The office is located just south of Layton, on 76th street, in the building next to Carraba's, and…read moreis very easy to get to. I've seen Dr. Basich (Bass-ick) a couple of times over the years and have had, on the whole, positive experiences. Years ago, I was diagnosed with allergies to mold, dust, pollen and dogs. We lived in an apartment with a chronically leaky roof that no amount of repairs could seem to fix. I was tired all the time, sleeping up to 12-14 hours a day and only felt better when I left. Visiting family that owned dogs meant a runny nose the entire visit. So, based on the diagnoses, and the mold that HAD to be up in the ceiling, we moved. *I should note here that I am on an anti-itch medication on an as-needed basis for eczema in my ear canals...ever had itchy ears? Horrible! The lethargy went away, but I still had the chronically runny nose and it was now in my own apartment and we didn't even own a dog! I suffered through it because the runny nose was something I could tolerate. Fast forward to earlier this year: We bought a house a couple of years ago and I had reached a point where I could NOT tolerate the runny nose any longer. We had owned a rescue dog for a year before she passed away from cancer, and although my nose was still running, it hadn't gotten any worse once she moved in. I went back to see Dr. Basich and he ran all the tests again. This time? No allergy to dogs, but the other 3 were still there. He told me to give Zyrtec a try because, although I had taken it in the past and built up a tolerance for it, having been off of it for so long could mean that my body lost the tolerance and it would work. Well, it didn't. One day, we received a coupon in the mail for allergen reducing air filters so we tried them out and Voila! My runny nose is virtually non-existent! My only explanation for this is that I'm either a really horrible housekeeper (admittedly, I could be better) and I'm just not thoroughly getting the dust, or the air filters in those apartments (if there even were any) were uber filthy and virtually useless. I just had a follow up visit the other day and Dr. Basich told me to keep doing what I'm doing as long as it is working and to let him know if I need more of the anti-itch meds. He makes me feel that he is on my side, trying to get to the bottom of the problem rather than pushing medications. 87/2015

The doctors at the Allergy & Asthma Centers are excellent. My son saw Dr. Graves for the 1st…read moreappointment - allergy testing and exam. He was very kind, listened attentively, gave us suggestions based on my son's needs. We left feeling like we had answers and a plan (and secondary options). When I've had questions since that 1st visit, I've called and spoken to 2 of the other doctors - Dr. Cranberg and Dr. Brummond - who were extremely helpful and so nice! Dr. Brummond even wished my son well "good luck to him!" regarding my son's cough-variant asthma that gets bad when he has a cold. I feel complete confidence in all of the doctors there. (We were originally referred by my son's also-excellent pediatrician at Aurora, Dr. Smith. He also said he has complete confidence in the doctors.) They all have taken a lot of time talking with me, asking questions, getting details, and then made sure I understood the options and how to administer the meds. The staff is helpful and also makes sure to tell me to call if I have any questions. We can't go wrong with these doctors and I am very grateful to have their help for my son (I also have allergies and will be making an appointment for myself soon). The Mayfair office was in an unexpected place because I'm only familiar with the mall and not the nearby professional businesses. Their office is in the back side of the mall, follow the signs for the 2500 N. Mayfair Rd. professional offices building (next to the AMC theater). My google maps directions took me to the right place.