For the first time in a long time I felt that the staff and the doctor respected me and genuinely…read morecared about my health. Dr. Gargya didn't just tell me what to do, he wanted to know what I wanted to do with my health and offered advice and tools with which to achieve my goals. My encounters with him, were not of a boss and an underling, but one of a team working together to try to achieve a positive outcome. I am already seeing positive improvements in my overall health, with a clearly defined path to further progress.

Been seeing Dr Gargya for over a year, dealing with general health issues we decided we wanted an…read moreindependent Dr to manage the team of doctors we were dealing with- to wit, someone who was overseeing the big picture. Dr Gargya is a very competent, personable, and knowledgeable physician for the job. He reviews the test results, discusses my input and then together we decide what to do. I feel fortunate to have him as my "quarterback". The office is run very efficiently, with very little wait time, and overall makes for a pleasant experience.

8/16/2023 First time…read moreestablishing appointment for the hubby. His last primary relocated to Colorado, and so he had to find another provider. Conveniently located less than a mile from house. Unfortunately, he had to fill out all the paperwork before even being seen by the provider..and he couldn't access his medications. To me ( the minus one star) because with my provider, the technology of Epic (My Chart).. makes me a loyal patient.. and all the info would be right there.. I ran over to Safeway to get a list of his meds. Ran back, and the staff let me back in to barge in on his appt.. Dr. Has good bedside manners, and seemed to be attentive to the conversation. She was even proactive on sending a referral for a specialist for his vericose veins.. Glad he has resources available and nearby.

This practice is filled with a bunch of flunky med students working in a strip mall! All they…read morerepresent is drug dealers for BIG Pharma! My supposed doc, couldn't even figure out my blood test, so I had to clue him in about high altitude differences in blood in Reno! A total waste of time and I hope his malpractice insurance is paid up! He is going to need it!

Dr. Miyagawa is a FANTASTIC physician. He is well versed and up to date on medical knowledge and…read moreyet still very personable, thorough and caring. He has gone above and beyond to help us with recent medical concerns/issues. He always calls us back and is very patient with our questions. We highly recommend him as a PCP.

He was my doctor for about 5 years. Due to insurances changes, I had to change doctors for the year…read more2011. Very disappointed! I now have Dr. Miyagawa again. He is compassionate, excellent bedside manner, requests tests immediately, hunts you down when he gets the results. Even called me on a Sunday while I was vacationing! He is hands down the best and I am so happy to be back under his care!

First time visiting the Women's Health Center and was greeted by friendly knowledgeable staff…read more Considerate and caring, I was able to get all of my needs met. Clean, nice decor. The doctor was awesome and understood those special "Women's health concerns". Very positive experience and hopefully in 3 mo will be able to report positive outcomes.

6/10/2024- Had a…read morefollow up with my nurse practitioner I've been seeing for over five plus years.. Follow up was to go ver the results of my thyroid biopsy and also my echocardiogram .. (over two weeks ago-5/23).. Both results were a relief and no fluid around or near the heart.. and biopsy was benign.. My downgrade of stars- as much as I enjoy my NP over the years, I'm really disappointed with lack of response .. I anxiously awaited the results and even though I read them before it being viewed, I never heard back .. This happened late last year as well.. I called and left messages and no response. I think it's time for me to move on and will be seeing a new MD.. Hopefully, one that will respond in a timely fashion..

I've seen Dr. Dixon for the past couple years. I'm a simple patient, with nothing complicated, and…read moremainly just an annual here and there. I appreciate that she takes a lot of time and thorough notes. I mentioned in my first visit that my dad was a radiologist and that my GF was in med school, and she's asked about them on most of the follow up visits. There's another reviewer who mentioned that the waiting time was long - I've had that experience too, but it's offset by the attention to detail, patience to answer any questions, etc. If I were just looking to get in/get out, Dr. Dixon probably wouldn't be a doc I'd recommend. On the other hand, if you're looking for a doc who's going to take a real history, get to know you, and treat you like a person and not a number, then I'd totally recommend her.

From the owner: Dr. Dixon offers a different approach to primary care with conveniences like same/next-day…read moreappointments that start on time and a focus on preventive medicine. Her MDVIP-affiliated practice is open to new patients, including Medicare and commercially insured, in Reno. Similar to concierge medicine physicians, Dr. Dixon is available 24/7 by phone. Her practice offers the MDVIP Wellness Program, which includes advanced health screenings and diagnostic tests that have been shown to help detect issues earlier.

I can't imagine that too many people will look on Yelp when trying to decide on a primary care…read moreprovider, but if you're in the market, Dr. Haley is a good choice. I've been several times over the last couple years and his office is generally efficient, the staff is friendly, and they are quick to take care of refill or other issues that may arise. My coworker and I go to the same guy, and we jokingly refer to him as Dr. "Dry Toast." He's not going to win a comedy contest, isn't going to become a buddy, and isn't one of those guys that you know is so excited to see you. However, he's courteous, dedicated to his patients, and really smart. He's going to take care of you and he's going to do it well. In that regard, you couldn't pick a better guy to trust your health to. Whether that works for you or not really depends on what you're looking for in a physician--personally I'd much rather they be reliable and smart than funny.

9 AM on a Tuesday morning, morning, I called my primary care physician of Carson Medical Group…read more with symptoms of a stiff neck, fever over 100, nausea, chills, fatigue, and vomiting. I was told they had no appointments, but they'd leave a message for my doctor, who would get back to me. Fast forward to 2 PM. I get a call from my primary care physicians office telling me I should go to an emergency room because they believe I have meningitis‼ In a panic, I head to the ER on McCarren of Northern Nevada Medical. Thankfully, the competent staff, based on the questions I answered and an examination, diagnosed me with a viral infection. No meningitis! They dosed me with a Tylenol-Advil combination and a lidocaine patch, then sent me home with prescriptions for nausea and extra lidocaine patches. I felt guilty for taking up the time of staff and resources for an issue that could've been handled in a timely manner in my primary care physician's office, had that office not been overbooked. And I won't even go into the five hours it took from my original phone call and message of my concerns, to the phone call I received advising me to go to an ER. This all too frequent "adventure"points to the sad state of medical care in this country, with emergency rooms becoming your primary care physician.

After waiting 3.5 months for an appointment, I was not disappointed. I really liked Dr. Bruner who…read morewas knowledgeable, compassionate and friendly. The staff was nice, and although the waiting room and exam rooms were a bit sterile it at least felt clean. Happy that I have a new doctor in a friendly environment.

Dr. Julian was very professional with my sister Roberta. Roberta said Dr. Julian made her feel…read morevery safe while she was in the Hospital. The family is very happy with her progress and her wellness while under his care. Thank You, Dr. Julian from all of us. Roberta, Laura, Colleen and Melani

Dr. A was very kind and inquisitive and informative. He put me at ease and answered all of my…read morequestions not only with information, but with curiosity about me, my life and my hopes for the procedure. I am very excited to see what comes of the SGB I have scheduled. His staff is equally kind and compassionate and I am very thankful that they have set my mind at ease already.

Doctor Artashesyan is the best doctor in every respect. Professional, thorough and really takes the…read moretime needed to fully understand the medical needs of his patient. He is up to date on the latest technologies and practices. We feel so fortunate to have him as our primary medical practitioner.​

I am writing in regard to my experience as a post-operative patient of Dr. Anthony Michael…read moreSciascia, II, MD (License No.: 16951), (Dr. Sciascia for future references), an Emergency Physician with Renown Health Systems. The following link will take you the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners where you can enter his last name and review his previous medical background and training (https://nsbme.mylicense.com/verification/Search.aspx). Earlier this week, I had the misfortune of interacting with Dr. Sciascia in one of the Emergency Rooms (ER) associated with Renown Medical Center. I have never come into contact with such a rude, condescending, and offensive health care provider. I should note that I, too, am a doctor and Federal Law Enforcement Officer, so I deal with difficult personalities on a daily basis. I would also like to note that I would never treat any of my patients, no matter who they are or what they've done, the way Dr. Sciascia treated me. This is unacceptable, and I intend on bringing this to the attention of anyone who may come into contact with this physician, someone who should not be allowed to treat patients. When I went to the ER, I was two days post-op, and in a considerable amount of pain. As I previously mentioned, I was unlucky to have Dr. Sciascia pick up my case. From the first moment I met him, there was something odd about his demeanor and he had the worst bedside demeanor I have ever witnessed. My friend that accompanied me to the ER said the exact thing, and she actually picked up on this vibe before I did. As an aside, all of the nurses were flabbergasted by my account of what occurred during my interactions with Dr. Sciascia. Long story short, Dr. Sciascia essentially accused me of drug-seeking, and told me that he didn't believe that I was actually experiencing pain, despite being 2 days postop. Dr. Sciascia was literally trying to instigate an argument with me, which I refused to engage in. He compared to me heroin addicts, which I am not, as well as misusing my pain medication, which I did not. Dr. Sciascia then compared me to other patients he has seen with "broken bones sticking" sticking out of their skin and that they refused to take any medication at all. First of all, I dislike being compared to other people, especially when their injuries are not even close to what my surgery or pain entailed. As a man, Dr. Sciascia does not know how painful certain 'female conditions' can be, so it is extremely rude to dismiss as if it meant nothing. Dr. Sciascia invalidated the pain I was experiencing, and I refuse to let anyone treat or speak to me in such a manner. Prior to being released from the ER, he informed me that I was going to be prescribed Gabapentin, a drug with which I am familiar. Gabapentin, also known as Neurontin, is a medication used for neuropathic pain, not postoperative pain. I asked Dr. Sciascia how that would be helpful in my situation, and he literally said, "I don't know." My friend advocated for me by asking for something that actually helped me, and he switched it to a muscle relaxant, which I refuse to take. I am unfamiliar with that medication, and I have lost trust in doctors in Renown's ER. More than one nurse I came into contact with during my several hour stint in the ER informed me that Dr. Sciascia "has a really weird demeanor...[and] has no bedside manner." They said more, but I hope you get where I am coming from. I will be taking this to the medical board of NV, as well as any site on which a review can be posted. Dr. Sciascia caused more harm than good, as I was extremely upset when leaving the ER, and I was still in pain. Given that I have only had one experience with Dr. Sciascia, I cannot comment on his overall competence as an ER Physician, and it would be unethical of me to do so. I can only speak to my personal experience with Dr. Sciascia, which was so horrific that I will never return to that ER for fear of coming into contact with him again. I am writing this review in hopes that others will read this and steer clear of Dr. Sciascia, if at all possible. If you want to be treated like a human being, find another doctor. Further, as a doctor myself (not an MD), I am a strong advocate for those who may not have the knowledge, access, or resources to go up against a physician. This is NOT over. Thank you for reading.

My boyfriend broke out with giant blotchy rashes all over his body for no apparent reason one day…read more We visited an urgent care, only to wait almost 3 hours for them to tell us to go to the ER. We were so frustrated, however I am glad that Dr. Sciascia (pronounced "Sha-sha") was able to treat him. Although the ER was incredibly busy that day, Dr. Sciascia made an effort to find the root of the problem without pushing him to have unnecessary medications, labs, etc. He suggested some over the counter meds we could purchase, gave us a prescription, and referred him to an allergist. Most importantly, he took the time to answer all of our questions and check on him before we left. It was the most efficient and caring ER visit we had. Plus, he's hilarious and super personable. Highly recommended!