The Staff and Doctors at this Clinic are very kind, considerate, helpful and very professional…read more This particular facility needs some upgrading, their offices on Lake Pleasant Pkwy are very new and modern. One suggestion is that they follow up one phone messages, I've had a few problems in that arena.

On September 9, 2025 I was scheduled for an appointment on March 10, 2026. On March 5, 2026 the…read moreoffice called and CANCELLED the appointment; rescheduling for JUNE 8, 2026. THE RESCHEDULING OF APPOINTMENTS AND LATE NOTIFICATIONS ARE CONSTANT WITH THIS OFFICE. Other reviews are constant with the same issue and it has never been corrected. Should you schedule an appointment you will most likely suffer this abuse. It should be noted that the Academic Urology & Urogynecology of Arizona website DOES NOT OFFER A REVIEW TAB.

I had MOHS Surgery in June of 2022 from Dr. Joshua Tournas for Squamous Cell Carcinoma and 1 Basal…read moreCell Carcinoma. I was pleased with the overall results but in removing the Basal Cell on my forehead, Dr Tournas pressed exceedingly hard and literally left a large, noticeable dent in my forehead reminiscent of a Frankenstein scar. I will not return for any further treatment if needed to this Surgeon. I feel it was unnecessary to push so hard as to create a dent as it was the smallest spot.

The staff are remarkable, they take care of the patients and are very caring. Thank you for hiring…read morea great staff and employees.

The doctors are great and definitely helped me. However, the follow up is terrible. I had pneumonia…read more, when I needed to follow up. I had to wait five days, when I got there for the follow up. It took over an hour to be seen and I had to leave without being seen , when I tried to reschedule. They wouldn't get me back in for three weeks, after bilateral pneumonia!!, how was that follow up? For three weeks they can't get me to listen to my lungs for a five minute follow up. I think the doctors are great if you can get past the rude front office.

NMD. Amanda Ryskowski is simply terrific! Her caring and sincere personality makes us feel at…read moreease. Thanks to her, we have seen unbelievable improvement in our son. Additionally, everyone else in the office is wonderful as well. We always feel welcome there.

I was late for my visit by 15 minutes. I was unable to get there because of traffic and…read moreconstruction. They refused to see me and said I need to reschedule. I tried to call to say I'm late and I was instructed to dial extension but they don?t provide an extension option so you don?t know what to push.. There is no person answering phone when I called I got recording with no way to leave msg. The receptionist was rude and unhelpful. I would not recommend going to this pulmonologists medical center. ~ Reply * Forward

I don't understand the low ratings. I have gone to several…read moredrs at Sunrise for various reasons over 9 years. I have been given excellent care! The drs are knowledgeable, they listen, they care about the patient. The front desk is friendly and efficient. I don't want the practice to get any busier but I want the truth out there. Dr. Hrabak is fantastic and so are his medical assistants- Nattie and Teri.

First of all, scheduling anything by telephone is a nightmare…read more The town I live in is an hour's drive away -- but the ONLY way I can schedule an appointment is TO DRIVE THERE and talk with someone in person -- and if you're lucky, you'll be able to work with someone who isn't rude and/or ill-mannered. 8n my experience, there are a few people there with very low self-esteem who readily share their unhappiness with life readily with patients. Getting chewed out because your X-rays, pathology, and/or lab reports were sent to another doctor's fax portal by another facility is no fun, especially when everyone within earshot gets to witness the dressing-down in public. Their schedulers are very busy -- if only talking with each other -- and when they call you to schedule an appointment, procedure, test, etc, they give you three rings and hang up, even if you ask them to leave a message, calling them back is problematic: in 5 1/2 years, I've been connected with a live person just once. Playing phone tag with their is not only annoying, but in my experience, it has delayed getting in to having an important procedure done by 7 weeks. The other problem with schedulers is that they'll argue with you about something: in this case, when you call Banner Imaging or Radiology, they give you options about whom to speak with. I was told by one of the schedulers that she didn't think Banner did such a procedure -- but the phone tree's recording CLEARLY states that they do. When I was unlucky enough to get the same person in a subsequent call, I played the recording I made where it is very clear that they DO offer those procedures. Weeks pass, not hearing from my doctor about surgery and I called several times, leaving a message. After more weeks pass, I had to drive in to Sun City West -- requiring that I take 3 hours out of my work day -- and went in to speak with my doctor's nurse, PA, NP, or scheduler. Thankfully I made a note of the date and time that I spoke with the individual who argued that "Banner doesn't do this procedure" -- only to learn that my patient chart doesn't show that I called at all about scheduling tests and the surgical procedure. Even having the date and time noted, as well as my phone's electronic records of the outgoing call to Banner (19 minutes in duration) I was told that schedulers simply don't fail to leave a message for your doctor or department. Seems that I have evidence to the contrary. Someone is lying, and I have the proof that it wasn't't me. What gives a scheduler the right to decide whether or not I'm scheduled for surgery? My doctor recommended it less than two weeks after the injury, but here we are Last of all: my tiny town doesn't very good cell tower coverage (we usually have only 1 bar of signal), and we need to use WiFi calling in order to receive and make phone calls. Here's the reality: my phone carrier uses ground-station to satellite services; an incoming call goes from Banner Health's phone trunk, to a satellite broadcast facility, to ground stations around Arizona, looking to find my phone; my phone is connected to Starlink via our WiFi, and Banner's services through another satellite system. All this switching requires some time -- and when the scheduler hangs up after she hears three rings, my cellphone has rung only once if at all. That's the reality. It's faster than the old electromechanical switching systems used for landlines -- but with a price. There is no one you can speak with when you find yourself ensnarled in Banner's bureaucracy and its dysfunctional employees: you're simply directed to speak with a supervisor at the facility where you made contact. Those supervisors don't have the time or patience to deal with difficulties, and I've run into two who were short-tempered -- and immediately took sides with their problem-child subordinate who is likely to sue them if disciplined -- without hearing me out. Anger one of these ill-adjusted people and you find yourself without medical care. Am I exaggerating? No. I've been trying to get surgery for a serious problem since a significant injury in April, and now, with 1/3 of July being gone, 13 weeks have passed and the problem is much worse -- and far more painful. Accordingly, I have left Banner Medical to join a different medical group, and in just two days, was scheduled for surgery.

My wife had a procedure here that required general anesthesia. She had stopped breathing during the…read moreprocedure. I asked three separate employees there how long she had stopped breathing and what action was taken- if any. No one would say. When I requested the information from Melissa the Nurse manager, she would only state it was a 'brief apneic episode, she did not code' but would not say how long "brief" was. The several times I asked about the possibility of a propofol error they only sated 'it was not possible', and at one point the nurse manager giggled at the idea. In the end there wasn't anyone still that would answer how long she was not breathing. Dr. Saman A. Farnoush was the anesthesiologist who attended medical school in Carribean. I filed a complaint with the AZ Board of Medicine with the hope they will ask also how long she was not breathing.

Always available 24/7. In home visits for handicapped or elderly patients . Personal care. You…read moreare more than a number

Excellent service with each visit. Received immediate help for s torn rotor. Saw Dr Olson and…read morewithin a few weeks had surgery scheduled and now recovering. Follow up service has been great with all departments from sports services to Dermatlogy. It's nice having one location for almost all My medical needs.

Drs. may not give you all the details re having to b picked up. What's good for them may not b good…read morefor you. Many times I was not given all info and OPTIONS. ie. choices for solution for colonoscopy. Pain relief for extremely painful procedure! CALLs; you can't get thru. It will take a Long time to leave a message - then call not returned till next day or more. I complained many times, they refuse to hire more people - profits are more important.

We had a great experience using this facility. The entry checkin staff was very helpful, and there…read morewas not a wait. We were seen quickly and Dr was very nice. Explained everything and was friendly. I would recommend this place

I originally rated them 5 stars but on this specific visit they dropped to 3 Stars…read more Checking in, X/Rays went perfect 5+ Stars, then it went downhill. Waited an hour for the Dr. When we were told we were next after getting placed in exam room. I think they took a patient that was waiting in the lobby for over an hour. The Dr finally showed up, he is Super accommodating and thorough.

Doctor Sushil Pandey was an excellent surgeon for my colorectal cancer. He has a lot of experience…read morein this type of surgery and I highly recommend him.