4 stars for the clinic, 1 star for follow up and communication…read more I booked Village Medical through my insurance and easily got a next day appointment. Unfortunately, the agent scheduled a well visit instead of a sick visit, and the clinic didn't notify me until 9 minutes before closing, so I couldn't fix it until the next morning. It took 2 calls to confirm I wouldn't be charged a cancellation fee. EXPERIENCE Free parking and a ramp if you can't take stairs (at the end of the parking lot on Winn Way). Free WIFI, large tv, R&B, sparkling floors, comfy chairs and couches. 35 minute wait because despite providing my insurance over the phone, it had to be verified plus first visit forms. Wait was explained which I appreciated. Friendly staff calls me by name. Masks weren't on the counter but were provided when asked. Marissa took my vitals, Dr. Sophia Naidoo is professional and no nonsense. She talked about wellness, not just what was bothering me. Mammograms, fiber, medical history etc. She knew the side effects of too many antibiotics and was hesitant to overprescribe them. It wasn't a long visit but she listened, advised and immediately called in my prescription. Physical was pretty basic. ISSUES You can't call the office directly. Prescription corrections, missed calls, and important forms require going through an answering service, which is slow and unreliable. Despite multiple follow up calls, they took four days to fax an urgent form and then forgot the labs. Patient portal is impossible to access. Blood draw in clinic? LabCorp tries to get you to preauthorize a credit card estimate BEFORE insurance is billed. I politely declined. TIPS Ask for paper copies of important forms or prescriptions, and ask the phone agent to call the office while you wait. Putting a "note" on the appt or sending a message isn't enough. Most likely they're in a meeting, "in clinic" or at lunch.. SUMMARY Great staff and a solid doctor but the communication system makes the experience unnecessarily stressful. I'm continuing to shop around.

Had to do a sizable blood draw for a lab and the nurses were so courteous and attentive (shout-out…read moreto Danielle!). I suck at getting my blood drawn but I was well taken care of during my trip. You are in good hands!

There is always a problem at this location....avoid if you can…read more It doesn't matter if you have an appointment, they close for the day without any warning.

This review for anyone that is struggling with toxin exposure from mold or Lyme or has chronic EVB…read moreand even heavy metal poisoning. This has been a very long and expensive and Traumatic Journey. "Dr.Bindiya pointed me in the right direction for healing" . I had multiple misdiagnoses from Specialist and the ER. "Dr. Bindiya and she knew better and helped me." Eventually I had to see specialist in California trained in the doctor Shoemaker protocol which was for the best . Once you are removed from the exposure which is (very difficult because mold is every where )and you still are very stick you may have condition called CIRS =chronic inflammatory response syndrome. This condition affects every system of your body and causes brain inflammation which will add to the brain fog feeling hungover. I had to get a Nuro quadrant MRI to prove this Inflammation was in the brain it can also show it there is atrophy. I had to see doctors that were trained Dr. Shoemaker's protocol and familiar with Dr. Neal Nathan's Modifications for hyper sensitive people like me. Toxin exposure affects every part of the body from your brain, nerves , eyes, stomach , hormones and even your automatic breathing , blood pressure/heart rate. You can develop dysautonomia and mass cell activation .It's truly awful. You make look healthy on the outside and but be walking around feelings dazed and confused and very toxic sick hungover feeling , with pain, numbness, balance issues, micro seizures, tremors and severe light sensitivity , chemical sensitivity , so many other symptoms . For those that are suffering with this here are some things that helped give some relief. Hyperbaric oxygen chamber treatments by far gave the most relief and in a short period with in 30min (expensive but when you need relief very worth it) .I did 5 days a week for 90min for two months ) but with that I am not recovered unfortunately If you're very bad off like I am your doctor might prescribe you a portable oxygen unit .Ice packs for head and general over heating , avoiding hotels especially with window air conditioners. Also avoid using central air when you can and make sure your vents are cleaned. Ditch all house toxins products and I do mean all!! I was able to start eating /digesting again after using A combination-of Sovereign Laboratories Advanced Prebiotic Liposomal Colostrum Powder , and the liver and gallbladder detox by Andreas Moritz with modifications because of weakness . You When you have a chronic illness you need a doctor that can spend an hour with you, this condition is very complicated.Another thing that comes with is trauma ;Fear hormones shooting left and right ;this can make anxiety and even severe panic attacks a regular occurrence with this condition .Do your best not to watch anything that will increase adrenaline or add any stress,try sticking to comedy. Remove stressful people from your life.Releasing positive endorphins helps the most . Another thing I had to learn the hard way over exerting can cause less oxygen to your tissues and organs. Glutathione and vitamin C in liquid form will be your best friend and IVs are great if you can afford them. But the "Winning Star" after this long journey is the "biotoxin binder made by a brand called Cell Core" prove to be effective at removing the toxins with evidence of my lab tests, but also have the least negative side effects .I recommend going to doctor who does muscle testing. note under the Dr.Shoemaker protocol there two binders but I could not tolerate them well , they are Cholestyramine and Welchol.They caused me to suffer Herxheimer Reaction over and over again too many toxins coming out at once, but that was just for me ,others can tolerate it.) I also recommend get your hormones checked and regularly some of my levels were so low they were not readable by the lab. This information for those that are lost as I was.Always check with your doctor before doing anything new . I wish I had this information years ago and I truly hope this helps someone else.

Just starting my journey with Dr. Bindiya. I liked her straightforward approach, and she was easy…read moreto talk to. I am confident that the plan she has set for me will work, and I will finally have the quality of life I have been searching for.

I never like having to switch practices, and I was so grateful to land with a great GP on my first…read moretry at finding some new when we moved to the area. After just one visit, I'm sold on Dr. Anita Smith and her team. Note: After requesting a new-patient visit, I had to 3 months for the next new-patient appointment, so if you're considering switching practices, I recommend getting that first visit in asap. Dr. Smith was kind, thoughtful, and listened well. The support staff was efficient, friendly, and communicative. Everyone I met there asked me about myself and made me feel comfortable. Wait times were not out of the ordinary, and my visit was completed in a timely manner. I appreciate how Dr. Smith shared with me that she prefers her patients to only take medications when needed. I get the sense that we may similar perspectives on treating the whole body as a whole instead of getting too focused on a particular symptom and also on being open to treatments that, while studied and safe, may not be someone's first idea. (I'm not referring to covid, by the way. We did not need to discuss anything related to the pandemic during our visit.) Parking is a breeze. Bathrooms are available. I'd recommend!

I have been a long time patient of this practice, but am done. Their office manager is…read moreunprofessional, cannot answer questions, and doesn't understand how to deal with patients. He should not be in that position. Dr. Smith is a great doctor, but the office manager has caused me to switch practices. I'm out. Said office manager thinks he is king of the world, does not know how to deal with patients, lambasts my for speaking, and still can't figure out how to send me a link for payment. It's 2025. Quite frankly I'm surprised he has not run this practice into the ground. There is no reason for anyone to be a patient here now or in the future.

I totally forgot to review when I came here sometime in March or so. Very nice staff, and I'm just…read moreso appreciative I can receive annual testing for free! I'll definitely be back to make sure I get tested again next spring with a hopefully negative set of results. :)

My name is Sabre Rose Gooden. I took a blood test 14th of February. Being that it is May 24th ,2026…read morethat is well over a 3 month waiting period for the results. I'm trying to see did everything check to be ok. What happened to my blood samples . Gosh , that amount of time does make a person a bit anxious.