It was my first visit and everyone from the Doctor to staff was very pleasant. I had to have…read morescratch test done on my back and it was very cold in the room so they brought in a little heater to warm the room up. That was very thoughtful of them to make sure I was comfortable.

During the 3+ years that went there there I never saw a doctor- I only the technicians . I was…read morenever told to wait. Right after my shot I just walked put the door. I've been to a lot of Allergy doctors, but this was by far the worst. Besides the initial visit I never saw her (the doctor) again, and to my knowledge. I can't even remember her name THAT was how terrible she was. I saw her 1 to 2 times. It's the amazing techs keeping the whole operation going. Bravo to the techs that are holding that practice together with tape and and glue.

Saw Dr Sheen at the recommendation of a friend. I wanted to see what I'm allergic to and get some…read morehelp for my sinuses. What a gem of a man he is! Very patient. Spends tons of time with you. Cares. Gave me 3 referrals for a primary care doctor. Talked about the Italian Barrel next to where I live. Sweet. Thoughtful. And thorough. If you have allergies go see him.

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Honestly, I've heard wonderful things about Dr, Q'ureshi but it's hard to write nice things about a…read morephysician who denied your chance to meet with her because you didn't have a "hard" insurance card (it's a bit absurd). So I was referred to Dr. Q'ureshi's office by a trusted advisor who knew I hated Ochsner (as someone who worked in a medical office for 6 years in billing you think I would know a thing or two about how they're run, right?). So I scheduled an appointment with her, and was delighted when she could fit me in as a new patient in less than a week.... At the time of appointment I was told to bring "my insurance card," okay, no big deal, I figured it was like any other doctors offices. So I filled out the patient questionnaire ahead of time got the printed copy of my insurance that United gave me and drove the 20 minutes to the office... The woman took one look at the paper and said, "I hope you won't be mad if we have to reschedule you, but we can't take those papers as of January 1." DA FUQ?! So I told her I worked in insurance and asked her to re-check. She goes away for 5 minutes and says "Oh I'm sorry but we still can't take those." After informing her it was the only paper they gave me, she apologized again and said she couldn't do anything, but call you United and maybe they could help me. So I went outside and sat in the parking lot on hold waiting for United. There was no point waiting for a doctors office and using work sick time if I couldn't even see the doctor so I left. 5 minutes from work I was finally patched through to a United rep who told me it was absurd the office required it, and that the paper I had was enough to see that physician, but she would laminate one of the exact same cards I had and mail that to me to see if it was any better. So I called the allergist back and told them United told me what I gave them was acceptable and the receptionist told me if I turned back they would try to squeeze me in today, SERIOUSLY?! I had already wasted an hour driving there, dealing with them, trying to handle United in the parking lot and driving back and the receptionist wanted me to drive BACK out there to try to "squeeze me in?!" NO. I know you're worried about insurance fraud and all, but I had drivers license, military ID, AND social security number. If you were THAT concerned you could have done what every other MD does and check drivers license or another form of insurance. The doctor is probably WONDERFUL, but it's not worth jumping through that many hoops, just to see her for 10-20 minutes. Maybe be a little more clear you require a hard insurance card (like those aren't easy to fake, too? Just laminate a piece of paper? Try drivers licenses, they're more effective).

Brought my child there a few backs and Dr. Rolston was fantastic, patient and explained things…read morewell. Blood work was ordered. A week later we got the results through online patient portal but obviously needed help in understanding them. Called the office to go over them and whomever answered said they did not have the results. After saying we had them, they did a search and found them. Was told someone would call back. That was mid week. Called back on Friday and left a message for a nurse or the MD to call us back. No call on Monday. Called again Tuesday and after a few transfers and waiting finally a nurse came on but was unable to explain much to my wife who was very frustrated by this time. She asked me to call. I called Tuesday late morning and asked to speak with a nurse. Someone gets on the phone and I explain I wanted to go over some test results and listed out my initial 3-4 questions and she responded that she is just taking messages for the nursing staff. I left a message and was told someone would call me back. No call back the rest of Tuesday. No call back all of Wednesday. No call Thursday and I call again just before 11:00. I was transferred and when the lady picked up and I clarified if she was a nurse or not and she said she is helping them by taking messages. I said well no one has returned my message from two days ago. And left a message again. My daughter has an auto immune illness and her resistance levels have dropped. We have no had the numbers explained, no sense of urgency or concern whatsoever for a child that nearly died a few years ago because or immune compromised issues. I am in the medical field and understand how busy it can be not just with patients but with paperwork and ringing phones. However, not returning a call is not an option and the customer service is subpar. Dr. Rolston was great but the ancillary and support staff that handle messages and getting the info that patients and their families need is subpar. That is about as nice as I can put it. Completely dissatisfied and a three year relationship is about to be terminated. We are already looking to schedule elsewhere and actually have a few family members that go here that are about to do the same.

Woke up feeling awful, allergies and sinuses were killing me. I called Uptown Allergy, and they…read morewere able to work me in that same day. NP Katherine was awesome and came up with a great game plan to help me deal with my allergies long term. Definitely give them a visit if you're in the same boat!

I had my first visit to Uptown Allergy this week to see Dr. Mehta. Nothing but good things to say…read moreabout this doc. First, the clinic. It's convenient and has parking, so it's a gem. The clinic is nice. The place has a warm atmosphere. Lots of interesting art and some comfortable places to sit. Much better than the doctor's offices that feel like airport terminals. Dr. Mehta was great. I like a few things from my doctors...smart, good communicators and normal human beings. Something along those lines. Dr. Mehta was personable, efficient and (no surprise) knows a lot about allergies. She laid out plenty of options to tackle my allergies. She had suggestions from basic lifestyle stuff to medications to allergy shots. After that discussion, she talked with me about what would be a good fit for my personality and schedule. Few other things I liked about Dr. Mehta's shop. First, it was easy to get an appointment. I called their office and a person actually answered the phone and scheduled me. I half expected to be on hold for 10 minutes. Second thing, she has good hours. I mean that Uptown Allergy is open more than just two days a week. Not sure but Dr. Mehta might also do some extended hours on certain days. Third, they have parking. I know I already mentioned that, but it's worth revisting. Long story short, Uptown Allergy and Dr. Mehta are awesome.

Trust me when I say, don't waste your time. I saw the red flags initially after receiving multiple…read moretexts prior to my first appointment stating I would be charged if I didn't show and that if I were late I would be considered a no show. I'm sorry I went further after that because it was the first glimpse of what got so much worse. After all these threats to ensure my punctuality, Tammy Harvey had me wait about 45 mins to be seen. Then she entered in a rushed frenzy not giving me time to talk about my issues. I scheduled my allergy testing. The person who checks your benefits does not check unless you ask and then you learn that was a waste of time. With insurance, I was expected to pay for everything with an estimate close to $3000. While most offices will file and then bill if you have ins, she expects you to pay for everything. She then confronted me, talked over me and railroaded me because I questioned the $3000. I left without the testing. I now have a caring and professional doctor.

Very knowledgeable. Dr. Harvey is great and right to the point. You will feel better with her!read more