Great experience. Dr is top notch and staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. They will call you when to remind you that a subscription needs to be filled. Wait time is minimal for office visits.

these weenies are picking and choosing who and what they want to give services to, called office…read morethis morning with a referral from my doctor and the office says they aren't accepting medicare patients. Are they nuts, this is a guaranteed payment not like an HMO but a decent payment and they refuse service, I guess that medical oath he took when they made him a doctor doesn't apply anymore, I bet he's not even from this side of the pond, buttheads !

It took only one visit with Dr. Mazlin to fix my migraine issue that I thought would never be…read moreresolved. Worked with my cardiologist to adjust my medication and suddenly I was well again. Can't thank him enough for the thorough examination and figuring the issue out.

I've been seeing dr Mazlin for 2 years now, ever 4 months for migraine injections. He is very…read morescheduled. Which means I'm taken minutes after I arrive on time. There have been at least 2 times that I have been slightly late. However, I was still seen and directed to be prompt in the future. So I've never had the same issue as the other guy. Dr.mazlin has been nothing but nurturing thought the entire process. From first consultation, to injections and follow up to see how I was after the injection. Sample of meds that might help and most of all with the insurance BS, that's comes up when I've had to change providers. Victoria in billing is skilled at dealing with my many and changing. Payeers: workman's Comp, out of pocket and the new referral system of my primary. I know when your in pain it's easy to get upset. But the services of dr mazlin have been the only thing short of opioids that make the pain tolerable. Matter of fact on my first visit we went over all the meds I was taking for my Other related medical condition and he recommended I change, reduce and stop some meds which work greatly to reduce the length of my migraine. Best advice given.

Dr Schnell scheduled me for hip replacement surgery. A second opinion revealed that my hip was fine…read morebut I had a ruptured disc. Rothman locations are popping up everywhere and I guess they are trying to recover their costs by rushing people through surgery whether they need it or not.

Dr. Schnell is awesome! He is very kind, friendly, takes his time with patients and always…read moreexplains everything comprehensively. He makes himself available for follow up questions or concerns and never gives the impression that he is short on time or patience. I highly recommend him and his practice.

Excellent doctor who cares and gives you the time needed to address your concerns…read more He had wonderful bedside manner and listens.

When I started going to Dr. Sabitini I was satisfied with the care. He was attentive and genuinely…read moreseemed to care. He has gone through a lot of office staff since I've been a patient. About a year ago he had a wonderful staff. Angela at the front desk was wonderful she was friendly and always had a smile. He also had very experienced women in the back drawing blood. I thought he finally found a great group. Then I went in one day and both my favorite girls were gone. Angela was no longer at the front and the cute little blonde was no longer taking my blood. I was very upset. I talk to some of these women still and I have to say I'm very disappointed that Dr. Sabitini would let Jen, the office manager turn his practice into her practice. Every time you go in to the office Jen is always yelling. And to be honest Lisa has smelled like alcohol more than once while drawing my blood. You had a great office at one time, but it just is getting worse. I have spoken to other patients and I know I am not the only one who feels this way. But Dr. Sabitini you are a wonderful doctor it's the staff around you that is not so wonderful.

I went to Dr Patel for immigration biometrics she's very thorough. She treats her patients like…read morehuman beings not just a paycheck. It's really hard to find doctors that are willing to go the extra mile. I would recommend any one to her.

Very professional and kind at all times. Does not rush…read morethrough an appointment Completes everything needed before you leave the office Available at all times via phone, office etc Follows up to make sure you are feeling better

Dr.Jung is phenomenal Procedures went well, unfortunately…read morethe relief doesn't last very long for me but I'm thankful for whatever I can get after injections. One thing I will say is terrible about this office is "Sophie" their automated scheduler. It seems absolutely impossible to get a real live person on the phone for simple questions or concerns. Instead they have this Ahole assistant "Sophie" who insists on scheduling you an appointment, When no appointment is needed. But there is no option to talk to someone about a medication question which is insane to me. So anyway I have a damn appointment next week with an NP to ask a question that shoulda been a phone call ‍

Imagine, if you will, that Dr. Soon Jung of SEPA Pain & Spine asked me, a mason, to build a brick…read morewall. My first task is to dump a ton of bricks at the work site, which I do, but directly on top of my client. I heard his screams clearly, but my focus was on doing my job. Undeterred by his agony, I commenced building the wall, brick by brick. Eventually, I uncovered Dr. Jung's battered and crushed body, and he is in severe pain. Fortunately, Dr. Jung recovers fully, with maybe a touch of PTSD. The wall I built was strong and straight, level and plumb, and met all the building codes and customer's specifications. But for some reason, Dr. Jung now seems more than annoyed at all the pain I caused in the process of flawlessly doing my job. The analogy is perfect: although Dr. Jung's procedure on me worked, temporary though it may be, the procedure itself hit an 11 on my Scream-O-Meter. No true physician would permit this, but would immediately stop and apologize if it happened by accident. If the job of a physician is to minimize pain, Mr. Soon Jung is no physician. Final note: General anesthesia has been used in medicine since the mid-19th century. Not using it, here in the 21st century, on a patient with no specific contraindications, is truly barbaric.