She is just the best! I enrolled on her new Concierge practice because I would not consider going…read moreto anyone else.

Dr. Hamza came across as very attentive and courteous during our first meeting. Did not rush…read more However, the follow-up was awful. No returned phone calls, protracted appointment times, delayed filling of medications, and grumpy front office staff. Note: She has just sent a letter notifying patients she is moving to concierge medicine. You will now have to pay an extra out-of-pocket $2,600 annually to get into her office. Good luck.

I definitely recommend Dr. Winkler because I've been seeing him for over 20 years but unfortunately…read morehe's retiring. I wish him the best of luck and all good things. I'll miss his staff. Danielle and Giselle made me feel like family. Thank you for everything you've done. I wish you love, excellent health and so much happiness!

Highly recommend Dr. Winkler! He's caring and thorough; his staff is kind and professional. Truly…read morecare about his patients and doesn't treat you like a number, which is what you get from most medical offices these days. If you have the opportunity to make him your physician, you won't regret it!

The entanglement between modern-day healthcare clinicians seems more like Abbott & Costello…read moreparadox. A simple appointment will have you wondering who treated who. What job title is on their badge. And thirdly, you don't even know your doctor's name. A 3 week wait for a yearly physical should have been routinely simple. Instead, the front desk duo insisted on an 85 dollar payment for an unconfirmed missed appointment. Although they claim to be in a position of billing and scheduling. They refused to rectify the situation, stating i needed to call a third-party billing department. Furthermore, they refused to allow me to speak to the primary physician about this eronous billing issue. Today was the day i fired Reliant as my primary provider. Another example of how a company fails to provide reliable healthcare do to unethical and incompetent gatekeepers.

Honestly, I've had so many bad experiences with different doctors and OBGYNs. I've never found one…read morethat I truly wanted to stick with and kind of just went with whoever accepted my current insurance. However, today I felt very heard and seen by Edalaine Gullien (I hope I spelled her name correctly). I felt very anxious going into my appointment because I had concerns that sounded crazy saying out loud. She listened to me, explained things thoroughly and was constantly asking if I had any questions, making sure I understood what was going on. I have a follow-up in a couple weeks and I'm confident that I'll get to the bottom of whatever is going on with a team like this on my side. Every single person I interacted with today was kind and professional. I live in the Southwest area by IKEA and I'm probably going to continue driving out of my way to be seen here. ^_^

Great doctor, very friendly and speaks portuguese!definitely recommend, price is also very goodread more

I was a member at the Hawkes Clinic a while ago. For my once a year bloodwork and physical exam it…read morewas convenient. But two years ago I decided to quit my membership. As a healthy patient with lab readings all in the normal range, I didn't really find the need to go see him other than those yearly visits. All the other months I wasn't seeing him I still paid the $60 monthly fee which amounted to $720 a year for one annual physical and bloodwork. It wasn't really cost effective. Direct primary care sounds good in theory. But having a pay per month membership fee (as opposed to a patient paying only for the services that are used) makes it a costly proposition for those who are in good health. I was basically subsidizing the cost of the people who were more regular visitors, which is the same idea as insurance (albeit with a benefit of less paperwork and bureaucracy). With the few times I did visit Dr. Hawkes the office was friendly and professional. But I found that the practice wasn't a good fit for me. Not everything he was communicating to me was accurate to my situation and I disagreed with some of his views. I would totally recommend him though for a patient who needs help treating diabetes, heart issues or any other common conditions (that don't require a specialist). If a person needs guidance from a physician in losing weight, he is the ideal person to go see.

Dr DeSai is by far ONE of the best MD's I have seen since the 1990's & I Am an…read more RN so I can spot a happy office that runs on time allowing the doctors freedom to literally order the correct labs x-rays etc. Dr Desai has the whole picture and looked & asked questions . Dr Desai wants the whole picture if she is going to take you on/easy here where Doctors can pull up all your prescriptions to make sure no one is seeking drugs. Great front / back office staff too!

In Nevada, whether you are required to take a urine drug test (UDT) depends more on your provider's…read morejudgment and your treatment duration than a rigid state mandate for every refill. While Nevada law (specifically Assembly Bill 474) does not strictly require a urine test for every single oxycodone fill, it does establish heavy requirements for monitoring patients on long-term opioid therapy. All I wanted is one in the AM and one before I go to sleep. For some reason this facility thinks I am a drug seeker. I am 78 and I have MANY chronic pain centers to which the Oxy takes the edge off. So now I am in constant pain thanks to this "care" center.

Personal,professional and efficient! The whole staff made comfortable during my Eye surgery. Dr…read more Peter Debry is a great Doctor! He is an excellent Eye Surgeon!

0 STARS!!!!! STAY FAR AWAY -- THIS IS SERIOUSLY YOUR FIRST…read moreAND ONLY WARNING. This office is an absolute nightmare. The office manager, Shelly, shows a shocking lack of empathy -- which is unbelievable for someone working in healthcare. They are far more focused on money than on actually helping patients. I had just made a large payment toward my balance the week before, yet they refused to see me unless I paid even more on the spot. And they were the ones who made me schedule an appointment just to have FMLA paperwork filled out, even though I had already been seen the week prior and had just gotten out of a five-day hospital stay in severe pain. When I tried to explain that I had already paid, Shelly became confrontational instead of offering help. That set me off, and yes, we argued, because she was literally telling me to leave while I was in 10 out of 10 pain. And with nobody above her to escalate concerns to, I had nowhere to turn. They keep forcing unnecessary appointments even when I can barely make it in due to the pain I'm dealing with. It genuinely feels like they care more about billing than patient care. My experience with Dr. Keefe was just as awful -- he was rude, dismissive, and repeatedly made unnecessary comments about my weight, despite the fact that I've lost a significant amount over the past year and normally work out almost every day. I explained I couldn't work out while in 10/10 pain, and he still insisted I "should be doing it anyway." It was degrading and completely unprofessional. To make things even worse, Dr. Keefe refused to fill out my FMLA paperwork, claiming he "didn't know me well enough," even though the only reason I was seeing him was because my regular doctor is on maternity leave. When I asked what I was supposed to do, he told me to try to get my neurologist to fill it out -- even though specialists do not handle that type of paperwork. It was unhelpful, inconsiderate, and showed zero understanding of basic patient needs. I ended up having to call back about the mistreatment, and thankfully another doctor agreed to fill out the paperwork -- but I should never have had to fight that hard for something so simple while dealing with a serious medical condition. Not long after I stood up for myself about how I was treated and filed a complaint to the medical board about Dr. Keefe, they decided to discharge me as a patient. It truly feels like I was dropped simply for advocating for myself during a highly vulnerable time. This has been one of the most frustrating, dismissive, and disappointing healthcare experiences I have ever had. Luckily the doctor treating me in the hospital has a practice so I was able to get into him to help manage my condition but they show no empathy at all and just want your money!

Called for an appointment and Deena /Diana was helping me book an appointment for the end of the…read moremonth. Unfortunately my phone dropped the call a few minutes later I called back and Judy answered the phone and quickly dismissed me telling me they weren't accepting new patients. Which obviously contradicts what Deena/Diana had just told me. I only reached out to them because they show accepting new patients on my Cigna portal. Please update portal to avoid confusion amongst people that are looking for medical care.

I trained with Dr Metzger. She is one of the finest Internists that I know. Lovely and caring…read morepersonality. Great sense of humor. But most importantly, Dr Metzger cares about her clients, knows her stuff, and she is as smart as it gets. Can't go wrong with this doctor. One of the very best in our Valley. Robert Whipple, MD Summerlin Las Vegas, Nevada

Such a refreshing experience to visit with a doctor that truly looks at the root causes of your…read moresymptoms. I highly recommend Dr. Nikogosian. Brooke his office manager is fantastic as well.

Dr. Nikogosian is TOP NOTCH! I sought his care for my child with autism and mold toxicity after…read moremany years of pursuing biomedical treatment. His care for my child really stands apart from the other practitioners we've seen over the years, including the very top MAPS- certified doctors in the country. Through my journey I have gained a lot of expertise in the biomedical treatment of autism symptoms and I can say that his recommendations are the best there is. His reports are very detailed and thorough. The supplements he recommends are the very best in terms of quality, but also from the perspective of ease of administration for a child. Now, if this is your first biomedical consult, you might be overwhelmed by the number of supplements he recommends. The way I look at it is he puts everything on the table so you can take over as Dr. Mom/Dad. This saves you money. Other practitioners might make things simple by offering one supplement recommendation per visit, but you have to keep going back to pay them more. The most important thing is my child is making real progress! Family, friends, teachers and therapists are commenting that they see the difference. I'm also grateful to Dr. Nik for pushing me to try S2C. I didn't really believe him, but it turns out he was right. My child is a brilliant speller!!!!

My wife and I have had Dr Haworth as a Doctor for 20+ years now. We have never had a problem with…read moreher answering questions, or calling back after hours when needed. She also took care of my 83 year old mother with great care and respect. Dr. Haworth ordered a test that eventually showed I needed a quadruple bypass which probable saved my life. The Cardiologist up to this point had missed it. She is a very thorough and proactive medical Doctor, I would highly recommend her to anyone who wants a doctor who cares.

Best. Doctor. Ever. If you get a chance to see Dr. Haworth, you will recommend her to all of your…read morefamily, friends, the pizza delivery guy, random people at the buffet, your mail person and even the UPS driver. She's that good.