Dr. Fuhler is professional and seems genuinely caring. I loved my first experience here!read more

Very kind staff. Doctor listens . Explains options for treatment whatever the case may be.read more

He is a suboxone doctor-he will not accept insurance- he takes cold hard cash/card only. If your…read moreappt is not in the first half of the month- he charges an extra $20 so 170 per month. He has zoomed since 2020.

this started off as a great place for me to go for my anxiety and mental health. during november, i…read morehad an appointment for an online call with my psychiatrist. the office had called me the day before and left me a voicemail to confirm my appointment. the next day, a link was sent to me to confirm my appointment, but my psychiatrist never contacted me for our meeting. come to find, they treated that as a no call no show type situation (even though i confirmed online) and charged me $150. they said i had to pay at least half of it for them to schedule an appointment with me. i told them i was out of medication and they gave me an appointment for a month from now, not understanding what it's like to stop a medicine cold turkey and go through withdrawals. they like to do a punishing technique if you do something that they don't like which is extremely unprofessional. this is the last place i would recommend to go to for any type of mental health help.

I never leave reviews, especially for medical offices but I have to this time. My dad has been with…read morethis group for over 5 years and has seen Dr. Sadler and nurse practitioner Nicole Smith during that time. My dad has severe sleep issues and was prescribed a sleep medication that you must take on a schedule and it's proven that if you miss a dose you are at risk for seizures. So obviously the doctors office would make sure to always have refills ready so their patients, like my dad, wouldn't ever run out of this medication right? Nope. My dad is now out of the medication for the second time. Not just for a day but an entire weekend for the SECOND time. Each time he calls them and warns them he's running low multiple times throughout the week before Friday comes but every time he's told "Til pass your message along to the doctor and he will call you soon." and he never does. My dad received a huge apology from Dr. Sadler last time and he promised it would never happen again but my dad just went an entire weekend without it again. He had to quarter all his pills just so he had something to take. He then never received a call today, Monday, from the doctor. So of course he has to call again to say he doesn't have his meds and he's told he will get a call later today but guess what? He didn't get a call. Maybe he'll get a call tomorrow but who knows. I'm writing this massive review to say that no one should come to this group because experiences like this happen a lot and not just to my dad. Would you want yourself or your loved one treated this way?

She just returned my phone call in reference to me finding a psychiatrist for my 76 year old mother…read morewho potentially has depression and needing help. Her response to me was, "Well,I don't take Medicare." VERY RUDE!! A more appropriate response should have been, " What type of insurance does your mother have? I would have glady said, "Blue Cross/Blue Shield" and could have gone from there...

The quality of care was top notch! I went in for a hysterectomy and had the best team! A private…read moreroom with a heated toilet seat!! Emily and Ms. Doreen were so funny and such a delight! Dr. Laughlin tended to my concerns and fulfilled my requests. If I had another uterus I needed removed, I'd definitely go back to this team! I don't remember everyone's names but anyone that came to my room were very professional and so nice!

This hospital is dangerous. My family member was discharged 2 days after major surgery. He was…read moreunable to walk, he was dangerously dehydrated. His sodium and potassium levels were low and his kidney function was low. His intestines had not started working after thr anesthesia. He was denied required rehab. A few days later he was admitted to the emergency room at a different hospital for another week to help him recover from this obvious negligence by Mobile Infirmary Hospital. The hospital should be shut down before someone dies from their neglect.