Dr Reddy is ahhhhhmazing! He provided the best concierge medical service. He's kind, listens and…read moretakes time to understand what is going on with his patient. He actively, genuinely cares.This was great experience for me. Right off the bat, their admin was great. A very patient man who took the time to help me fill out the forms. He was great! Nice first impression. Dr Reddy had everything with him to treat me, shots and medication which was so convenient. Would definitely use his service again without hesitation. Yes, pricey, but worth every penny for the convenience and level of care. Sidebar- Dr Reddy mentioned some other services Desert Mobil Medical provides. It'd be handy if he had a pamphlet to leave so I could investigate further. Thank you for the 5 star service, Dr Reddy!

I was seriously considering engaging with this business for peptide treatment, but I was surprised…read morehow incompetent and shady their doctors are. Peptides is an unregulated business with a massive amount of disinformation and misrepresentation out there, so it's not uncommon to request supporting documentation about the peptides the business sells. Such documentation involves questions about the source of peptides and the testing process of a particular batch that they are selling to me. Here this is the text thread with the doctor from this clinic. You judge for yourself the level of transparency they have: Me: Hello doctor, I was wondering if you can provide certificates of testing for a particular batch of Wolverine pack that you are planning to sell to me. Specifically, I'm looking for certificates for these tests. doctor: we only order from 503B Pharmacies. Please research what 503B vs 503A is. Only 503A provides COA's. 503B pharmacy medications are tested by FDA. 503B has much higher leve of testing standards. Me: Ok, that's good to know. Would you be able to tell me which 503B pharmacy you are sourcing the product from? doctor: I'm sorry, we won't be able to disclose to you which 503 B Pharmacies we have contracts with. Me: Thank you for letting me know. The lack of transparency is not necessary a dealbreaker, but still a red flag for me. Given the amount of misinformation and misrepresentation on vendors and practitioners out there, I hope you understand my level of scrutiny. If your source pharmacy is 503A, I would need testing doc on my batch. If you are sourcing from 503B, Can you at least confirm that: - your source is FDA-registered 503B and is on the FDA list https://www.fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/registered-outsourcing-facilities - whether final vials undergo sterility and endotoxin testing - whether batch-specific potency testing is available - whether peptides are manufactured in the U.S." doctor: we can 100% guarantee all of our 503B Pharmacies that we contract with are on the FDA list that you sent a link for. I think it is great for you to ask all of these questions as most of our patients do also. We are a bespoke concierge medical practice and stand by our products. Best of luck in your search for quality peptides. I'm sorry but I think dont think we are the best company for you moving forward. I have to get back to seeing all of my patients today, i have a full schedule. Best of luck, take care.

I can't say enough wonderful things about Dr. Martin! I was referred to us by another podiatrist…read morefriend who had just retired. Dr. Martin is so thorough, thoughtful, detailed in her analysis of a situation and always makes herself available for follow ups and questions. I haven' t met the other doctors but the staff at the office is also so very helpful and friendly! So happy to know Dr.Martin and have her as my podiatrist! She also did an amazing job of treating my husband's gout!

Staff and doctor were very pleasant and professional. From the time I walked in and left, service…read morewas perfect!! I've been seeing Dr. Lowy for years and he never lets me down. I don't feel rushed and he makes sure I understand the injury results and resolution. I would highly recommend this location!! He is very personable/friendly!!

Don't do it. He made my leg lengths so different after doing my hip surgery that I will have a…read moresevere limp for life. He also lied in his surgical saying it was ok. He ended up at the medical board over his " no problem " lie.

I was lucky enough to find Dr Joshua Silver and used him for 2 joint replacements, a hip and a…read moreknee. The whole experience was as good as it gets! The hip was so easy, I went home a few hours after the surgery and was back to normal in no time. No down time! The knee was a little more complicated but I walked out of the hospital that same afternoon of the surgery. It was a relatively easy recovery, within a month I was back at the gym and today, 1 year later almost to the day, I have full movement in the knee in all directions! And No pain whatsoever! He is a great Dr. and fun to be with. He keeps things uncomplicated and straight forward, I loved working with him. I highly recommend this great orthopedic Dr. I tell many people about my experiences with Dr Silver, and always will!

Had a broken fibula - said I didn't need surgery - just wear a boot. Hobbled around for 2 weeks in…read moresevere pain . Didn't even want to look at /examine the break, Didn't want to hear my questions, Found an ankle -foot surgeon who repaired the break. This office was filthy ! I couldn't wait to get out of there!

I saw my personal dr because I had all kinds of pain, back, hip, knee, groin etc. My Xray showed…read moresevere arthritis. I went in his office and he told me all those different pains were from my hip, replace the hip that all goes away. I thought that guy is a nut, how is that even possible, well I drank the kool-aid as they say, and I am a week out of my total hip replacement, and I haven't felt this good in a really long time. I was up walking about three hours out of surgery which was easy because they give you a 24 hr nerve block to reduce the amount of meds they need to give you. By the time that nerve block wore off I was able to keep the pain away with just Tylenol. He pre-orders Norco, but It wasn't really required. On day 3, I was getting around my house easily with no cane or walker, and no medication. His office is a well-oiled machine. There is not a lot of chit chat, you get in, you get out. From my first visit, I have a new hip in 18 days, and a week of that was caused by me. I like that they utilize caller-id for its intended purpose, you call in, and after a verification they know it's you and already have your records in front of them. Funny story, I asked Dr Creaseman how long the scar would be and he is visualizing with his fingers about three inches apart saying about. uh uh..... Well, it's a foot long, I just thought that was funny, very clean incision though, and oddly enough, no pain at the incision, you would think something that long would hurt evetime you moved. The guy moves fast, has a quick witt, and is a great surgeon.

This is my personal experience. I underwent back fusion under his care. While removing prior…read morescrews, he lost control of the the instument which plummeted into my dura, tearing it and causing extensive damage to bladder and bowels. I can no longer urinate but must use a catheter to drain the bladder. My bowels are dysfunctional and work when they want which means unknown at times. This introperative incident was not in my surgical record not did Dr. Yeung inform me of what occured until two weeks after surgery when no repair was possible. It is state law a physician record the facts-not omit them. I have a recording of Dr. Yeung telling my husband and i what really occured. By not disclosing this catostrophic event my life consists of carrying catheters, disposable undergarments, change of clothes and enema bag. This occured in 2023 and it sickens me daily how I must live. The mental and emotion strain have been tremendous as I also lost all vaginal sensation for marital relations. The office motto "ENJOY LIFE AGAIN" will never occur for me. I now endure accidents, infections and carrying medical supplies. I implore you to go elsewhere!! Dr. Yeung never told me his incompetence and lack of integrity would cost me bladder and bowel function!

I had my appointment with Dr. Christopher Yeung and he is…read moretruly a world class renowned spine surgeon!! He took the time to explain very thoroughly, including alternatives and possible complications. His bedside manner is wonderful. I am an ER physician and I truly appreciate a quality practitioner and I believe0 Dr. Yeung is the best spine surgeon I have encountered!

I came by on November 12, 2025 for one of "them little medical things". Dr. Sayegh is my Primary,…read moreFamily Care Physician. He is also the second generation of the Sayegh Family offering Family Care in Phoenix. How many geberarions of doctors in the famiky, only Steven knows. I am a Family Human human. Sitting in my doctor's office lobby, hearing Spanish, Arabic and English spoken does not make me feel "other". It lets me know I am in the hands of Our Family Human care. Dr. Sayegh has assembled an interesting crew. He has a phlebotomist/lab person associated with the practice. I see a contract ultrasound Specialist on premises. I had a Heart Stress Test administered down the hall, plus annual EKG's He is the most electronically connected Genetal Physician I see. Records are accessed through his tablet, data entered directly into his tablet. I am pleased being a patient here. I have very few "trips out" exvept for exceptional labs or imaging. A great Medical First Base for Me.

I just met Dr. Steven today and he was super friendly and seemed caring and compassionate. I just…read moremoved to Phoenix and needed s new primary doctor to prescribe me a medication I've been on for years. The exam was only $100 (I don't have insurance) and was quick and easy. The staff was accommodating and nice as well. If i happen to need to see a doctor for something more serious I would feel comfortable coming here! I had called a few other doctors offices before this one and couldn't even get through to anyone after holding 10 minutes. I was connected to the receptionist immediately both times I called and was seen on time, which is always good!

Both my husband & I have undergone total right shoulder replacement surgery by Dr. Robert Mileski…read more He is by far, an outstanding g surgeon & orthopedic doctor. He is thorough in his explanations of surgical proactive & cons without jumping to surgery as the only option. His post-op care & treatment helped us regain 90-95% recovery of list functionality of our right shoulders, arms, & hands We highly recommend him for ortho issues re: shoulders! His office staff are exceptional re: scheduling, follow-up & responsiveness for questions.

I have put off Total Knee Replacement for more than 10 years. Arthroscopies, injections and PRP…read more Upon moving to Scottsdale I was seen by Dr. Mileski. Since I did not want to move with TKR until the summer, when I cannot do my normal hikes, due to the heat, he suggested an updated PRP Protocol where he has seen good results. We did it and for a few months my knee was great. Then, I twisted my knee and the ability to try another PRP or a steroid injection was simply not a good choice. He said, "I have no more tricks up my sleeve." So I agreed to move forward with TKR. So glad I did. Dr. Mileski performed the procedure and met with me several times in the days/weeks since. He stayed on top of my progress throughout Physical Therapy (PT) which he told me was critical in the weeks after. I did my exercises and ice daily as prescribed. I am at 9+ weeks and hiked 9 miles last weekend. Dr. Mileski is EXCEPTIONAL!

Fast, knowledgeable and very courteous. The staff is impeccable. Great care from all invoved.read more

Worst experience I have had with a provider. Aysha Argarwal made my husband and young son leave…read morethe room and was rude about it. Then she ran through my medical history and asked which asthma medication I take. I told her I started it recently and did not know the name, but that it was on the paper right in front of her. Instead of reading it, she told me I should be able to hold a conversation and should know the name. I told her it started with a B on her paper. She read the name herself and then asked what form it was. I said inhaler and asked her to stop being condescending. Her response was that I put it in my mouth every day so I should know the name and the dosing. I asked if there was another provider available. She said no. The whole visit was about her talking down to a patient instead of doing her job. The information she demanded was sitting in front of her the entire time. Avoid.