Horrible office. Horrible situation. Horrible treatment. My child had a reaction to a vaccine at…read moreForest Hills Peds, and ended up suffering chronically with autoimmune encephalitis, post infection encephalomyelitis, PANS for years following. We were dismissed from the practice, despite the severity and need for immediate help. I know numerous other families who have encountered this here also. Very unprofessional, and a danger to our children to not be open to helping run additional tests and look into proper, timely treatment options!!

Listed as a holistic approach pediatrician, from my 10 minutes conversation I can tell you they are…read moreNOT. The lady I spoke with on the phone told me they took my insurance after having to double check. She then told me they weren't accepting new patients which I found weird because I was on the phone for almost 4 minutes before she said that, so why not start with that? Then proceeded to ask if my son was up to date on immunizations (he's missing one) so I answered honestly with a "no". She then got weird with me and said "this won't be a good fit anyway then". Overall a weird call and honestly just unprofessional.

Four years later and I am still incensed.  Time to leave a review:…read more  * I had a 22-year and 4-child relationship with this office. * Many of those years, we went from well-child visit to well-child visit with no contact in between for all 4 children-- I have never been an alarmist, an arguer, or a nuisance to them. Here's what happened in 2020: I was troubled by the medical requirements we were given by the MHSAA.  So I did what you're supposed to do.  I called and asked my own medical professionals.  This is what I said to the nurse: "I am having a hard time with the mask requirements for my boys.  I'm not looking for a waiver, but I do have 4 specific concerns that I'd like to present to the doctors so they can help me understand that my boys are safe. I'd be happy for a call back from any of the doctors in the practice." First, impetigo & acne & tooth decay.  They wear the masks from about 7:45am until about 5 pm-- all morning, then wad them up in their jeans pockets to eat lunch, then wear them all afternoon, then throw them on top of their gym bags while they change into their running clothes, then they wear them and sweat in them while they run 7-12 miles. Second, reduced vision/safety while running on uneven ground and city streets.  After just 1 cross country practice in the masks, both boys commented that it was a very strange sensation to not be able to see their hands or feet while they run.  They thought it was funny.  I immediately thought of inability to see uneven sidewalks and  passing cars if they can't see their own hands & feet. Third, inadequate oxygen during strenuous exercise.  Both boys after 1 7-mile run said they struggled to get up to pace the entire time because they had lead legs and headaches. If you run, you know exactly what that means. And aren't sunshine, fresh air, and exercise the best disinfectants and health aids? How is blocking sunshine and fresh air while running better for them? Their own bodies are clearly sending a message. Fourth, harming their natural immune system.  When they constantly breathe in their own particulates, are they hypersensitizing their antibodies to what already exists in their bodies?  And when they are removed from regular exposure to small viral loads of common cold and flu, are their immune systems becoming less sensitive and able to fight off other dangers? The nurse wrote down my questions. *20 minutes later* (quicker than a typical call back from a medical office), the nurse called back and said, "The doctor is not giving any waivers for cross country.  Swimming is the sport they cannot do in masks."   That's it.  That's all the conversation I received from my medical professionals about the health of my children.  Answering the question I DID NOT ask, and ignoring each of my specific, real, and respectful concerns.  Proving they are cowardly liars, hacks & frauds who never had my children's health prioritized.

We have been taking our son here since he was born and couldn't be happier. They have a separate…read morewaiting area for healthy infants to protect them from germs which I so appreciated! The receptionists are always friendly and helpful. I feel my son is in good hands here and they are great about explaining everything as well as answering any questions I have.

My husband, our four children, and I have been patients of Dr. App's since first moving to Michigan…read moreover ten years ago. The quality of care at his office is top-notch and I have felt like a person, not just a patient, every single time we've interacted with Dr. App or anyone on his staff. I appreciate how quickly appointments are able to be scheduled and how responsive the staff are to any issues. I have felt my choices as a parent have been respected, and when we have had questions, they've been answered thoroughly and considerately. Dr. App's friendship and wisdom over these many years has been such a blessing. I cannot recommend Internal Medicine and Pediatrics of West Michigan highly enough.

Dr Fink walks in with a mask and no personality.for a new patient appointment. Enough said.read more

One of the best doctors in West Michigan, hands-down. Dr…read more Peter has helped me through countless health issues and has always been available (even after hours) for me. I have a Spinal Cord Injury, so finding a Doctor Who also has experience treating issues related to this is rare. I would definitely recommend Dr Peter Macfield.

From the owner: Breton Village Pediatrics & Family Medicine is a medical clinic for patients of all ages in Grand…read moreRapids, Michigan. The practice takes a holistic, naturopathic approach to family medicine that extends beyond the limits of conventional health care. Peter Macfield, MD, and the team at Breton Village Pediatrics & Family Medicine emphasize the health of each patient as a whole person -- not as a set of symptoms.  Striving for optimal wellness for every patient, the team at Breton Village Pediatrics & Family Medicine is committed to medical care that helps free patients from a reliance on medications as much as possible. Their aim is to help patients live longer, with fewer diseases and health complaints. By offering integrative health care services designed to lower patients' risks for medical complications, the practice promotes the optimal health, wellness, and longevity of each patient. As a board-certified family practice provider, Dr. Macfield offers preventive care services and appropriate medical treatment for a broad range of health conditions at Breton Village Pediatrics & Family Medicine. He treats acute and chronic diseases, and provides geriatric care, immunizations, women's health care, prenatal care, and weight management services. Breton Village Pediatrics & Family Medicine accepts a variety of insurance plans. The practice also offers concierge medicine, a type of primary care that offers you more time with your doctor for a set fee...

Beware!! If you question or refuse vaccines (injecting qualitatively toxic substances to "support…read morehealth" or "prevent disease"), Dr Massuma will transfer your care to Dr. Peter who will then not return your calls. They pretend to allow for parent discretion but they actually get agitated. Ironic considering a study of over 1 million children (conducted by Univ of Oxford, Univ of Bristol and Harvard) was released today finding myocarditis ONLY in the vaccinated. If you value health, avoid this clinic.

I have accompanied my mother, a couple of times, to her appointments with Dr. Peter Macfield, he…read moretruly is a great, kind, and diligent Doctor! I am very impressed, I would without a doubt recommend and switch to him as my Doctot, if he is accepting patients at the moment! So, fingers crossed I'll get in!

A trip to the ER is never wanted, but I'm grateful to to the Helen Devos Children's Hospital for…read moremaking the experience as best as possible. After getting bite on the face by a large dog, my six-year-old daughter and I were dropped off by a good friend on a Sunday morning around 9:15 a.m. Right away, the security guard greeted us empathetically and led us inside. After checking in at the front desk, we were in the back getting treated. After an hour, we were discharged and picked up medicine at the pharmacy at the hospital. Every person we encountered was kind and had good bedside manners. Their demeanor put my daughter at ease. What a great experience!

We weren't expecting to have our little girl born 7 weeks early - but then again, who is? Being…read morethat this hospital was right next door to Spectrum where I gave birth via emergency c-section - we really lucked out. I'm so grateful to all of the doctors and nurses that cared for my little girl. Of course you get some nurses that are more chatty or ones that don't care to interact quite as much - but overall, they were all courteous and caring. I couldn't have asked for a better place for my daughter to be cared for in her first weeks of life. Thank you to all- especially Dr Dejonge for keeping it real with us from day 1. We thought it was cute how the nurses posted up her name on crafty art paper and let us take home her name "banner" -- we hung it above her changing table at home. We will never forget her experience at HDV :)

The best pediatric care for my baby! They have been so informative and well versed in all my…read morequestions I have as a new mother! 10/10 would recommend coming here

I loved the Dr. my girls used. Business Office is another story. Alays accepted their Priority…read moreHealth Insurance using Spectrum Health. Never an issue for several years in a row. My 20 daughter went in for her annual physical and vacinations that she set up the previous year in advance. They took her card ran it and gave her great service until the bills started coming in the mail. No! i went right there. They said that is odd. Well, after the run arround they finely just decided to say well Dr. doesn't accept Priorty Health Spectrum and said the patient should of researched before her appointment. Well returning client? So before you go to the Doctor you better make sure they still take your insurance because they apparently do not know in house what they accept day to day. So, back at college no Doctor to call while sick They want to know how she wants to pay. Well what part of 0 income college student. Well she can make payments. Super, she will graduate in 2021 and then hopefully be employed right away then she can start paying you for your clerical error nobody will own up to. So sad all about your account number and money$$$ forgot she was a patient and is a human and does have insurance that is paid a high montly premium on. Sad sad sad love the doctors but obviously all about $$& and not the person. In the mean time, her twin sister is holding off seeing her Doctor there in fear of same issue. So, I hate to say after a great Doctor patient relationship we have to start all over Doctor shopping. So before returning for each and every appointment make sure you havent had an error done on your account and slapped with a bill that never should of occurrd. Very very disappointed