Everyone in the office has been spectacular towards me & with helping me with everything concerning my diagnosis. Dr. Sweet she is a prayer come true to me in all I have to say for my health. Feeling and getting better hopefully. Thank you. read more

My recent visit with Dr. Wilk on 09/11/24 is still on my mind as being one of the most useless doc visits, I have had in a long time. This was my first visit with him and will be my very last. Unfortunately, my regular doc has left the practice and through default I saw him. Not impressed at all. Not personable, went on and on regarding my bone density test, apparently assuming I knew what he was talking about. I told him I was having difficulty with my Fibromyalgia, and he quickly stated, "there is no treatment for that". Under diagnosis he treats, online, clearly lists Fibromyalgia a one he indeed treats, (Dr. Raja treated me for this and diagnosed it.) He quickly changed the subject to my RA and treatments available. I told him I had not made a commitment to those treatments at this time. And that was that. No physical exam, no words of encouragement, nothing. Come back in six months and you will be seeing the PA. When I got home under today's diagnosis, he had put down a diagnosis he never discussed with me, and I had never heard of. When I looked up Toxic Myopathy, that diagnosis refers to a patient who has muscle pain due to drinking too much alcohol? What??? Oh no, last straw, not going back. read more

Dr Linda Burns is my provider. I have seen her in both the OP and Amherst offices and have been pleased with the office staff in both offices. Dr Burns is always exceptionally thorough and thoughtful. She is willing to think outside of the box to relieve pain and discomfort. read more

Absolutely love this practice. I highly recommend. If you've got questions, The Dr's have answers. I never leave this office unsatisfied or uneducated of what is going on with my body. Thank you, Buffalo Rheumatology! read more

I am only giving Buffalo Rheumatology 3 stars because of my recent experience. I had been going to this practice nearly 25years, since I was diagnosed with RA. I recently changed providers because of Dr. Harbrinder Sandhu. He became my 'default' provider because my old doctor moved to her own practice about a year and a half ago. He was new and inherited all of Dr. O'Neill's patient's at Buffalo Rheumatology and Medicine. EVERY time I saw the man he was unprofessional, condescending, lacked empathy and was an all around douche. He made me feel defensive because I didn't want to take a certain medication after I found out it caused cardiac death and there was lawsuits out there for it, and he knew I had an arrhythmia. "You've already tried all of them!" My RA was out of control and i was doing badly and was trying several different medications without success. The last visit with them, I came in without any medications and could barely walk or drive -my inflammation levels were crazy high (60 Sed rate-I found out later). Yet, showed no empathy at all. Barely examined me that day, even though I was in so much pain I was crying in the office. Accused me of not seeing my primary care physician because I asked a non-RA question. I see my primary and my endocrinologist. Someone coming into the office in severe pain should NOT be treated that way! I had to change practices and was fortunate that my old Rheumatologist now took my insurance. I loved the nurses in the infusion clinic and will miss them. I just refuse to be treated like that. I am an educated professional with a job, marriage and family. read more