My first visit with Dr. Bob was longer than I had spent with my previous doctor@4 visits/year for…read more3-4 years. Previous doc walked in, looked at my chart, wrote new scrips (high BP) and if I wanted to discuss anything else, make an appointment! Dr. Bob discussed my family medical history- parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, and siblings. Only then did he proceed with a thorough exam, Rx review, and due to history of heart problems, gave me an EKG right there in his office and went over it with me before I left. If I call them sick, they have never failed to see that same day. If something comes up last minute and I can't make a scheduled appt. I have never been charged. I have gone in for check ups and before leaving, he would say "Anything else we need to look at today?" and I would tell him about a concern I was having and he would come back and check this out, too. I don't just consider him my doctor, I think of him as my friend. And lest you assume I was paid to write this, he has too much integrity to even think of asking a patient to do that!

Dr.Dinadio should not be a pain specialist! He refered to one of the most painful conditions as not…read morepainful. If he doesn't know what he's talking about he needs to get out of this field of medicine!

They only want to do invasive procedures to bill insurance. I've never heard of a spine and pain…read moredoctor who refuses to prescribe any medication for pain. It is their specialty after all. Crazy. They did one nerve block, have another scheduled in a month, then a nerve burn, but they will not do any, even a mild prescription.

I was supposed to see Dr Cowan for a follow up from my hospital stay in August. I go in room and…read moreexpect Dr Cowan and his PA comes in with a totally different diagnosis. He wanted to talk about an epidural that I could not have done due to high blood pressure, that was supposed to be administered by pain management. Well I was put in the hospital the next day due to extremely high blood pressure! ThePA didn't know anything about that. None of them were on the same page! I paid my co-pay and they did nothing me and I complained to corporate to no avail. I am looking for a new Neurologist and another pain mmanagement even if I have to go out of town!!

Worst neurologist office I've ever seen. Parks and Dr. Hard Did not listen to my concerns when my…read moremigraines kept getting out of control. I had asked if I possibly had another disorder like intercranial hypertension. Because one of my ophthalmologist said it was very possible that I had it because of my eye exam. They told me it was impossible because I was not Blind. They would not refer me to see the proper physician or entertain the idea. Soon I started losing my vision. My headaches were getting worse. I took all my records for the past 10 years to a new neurologist and a Neuro-ophthalmologist. I was diagnosed in one visit with Intercranial hypertension. I'm now on the proper medication. If I would've listen to them I could've lost my vision and went blind permanently. This is the most terrible Experience I've ever had.

I was formerly a patient. The person I saw is no longer at the practice. When I called to try to…read moremake an appointment for a spot I'm worried is cancer, I was told that they could see I came before but that their current provider isn't taking new patients, so I'm out of luck and can't even get on a list to make an appointment there. Complete lack of care for patients. I will not be back and will not recommend anyone use them because when they get a new provider, they will just tell you that you're out of luck and can no longer be a patient. Honestly, I'm shocked because this is not something I expect from Harbin clinic. I guess it's time for a change.

A staff that is truly friendly and professional is all that saves this place. The ladies working at…read morethe front desk here are courteous and lovely, and I'm absolutely not talking about them when I complain about my overall experiences here. My experience with the doctor has not been nearly so good. The last time I was in, I wanted to get a growth on my finger looked at. Almost immediately, Dr. Pewitt realized that it was nothing concerning - just a little extra skin but definitely not a wart or troublesome mole. He offered to remove it for me, because I didn't like the way it looked. I agreed. The entire appointment - including time for him to look, assess, and remove - took less than fifteen minutes. Imagine my surprise when, a few weeks later, I was billed for several hundred dollars because this office sent the skin off to a lab to have a biopsy performed. Seems a little ridiculous, considering there was never any doubt that this was not a malignant growth. After all, the doctor had mentioned removing it as an aside - not as a necessity. The fact that he intended to send it off for a biopsy was NEVER mentioned. I have a monstrously high deductible, so I am now paying for this expensive and totally unnecessary procedure out of my own cash-strapped college student pocket. When I called to express my surprise and concern about the lab bills, I was told about a state law that apparently requires clinics to submit every skin sample they removed to a biopsy. Again - THINGS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN EXPLAINED TO ME AT THE APPOINTMENT. Had he said, "I can take this totally harmless and benign mole off, but the law requires me to order a really expensive and totally unnecessary biopsy if I do, and you'll end up spending a few hundred bucks you don't have on a procedure you don't need," I obviously would have made a different decision. I'm sure the doctors here are perfectly capable. I have no complaints about the care I received, and I have no complaints about the lovely staff. However, I cannot get past the fact that this office orders expensive and unnecessary procedures without even discussing it with their patients. If you're visiting Harbin Dermatology and have a high out of pocket deductible, insist on being told ALL THE DETAILS before agreeing to let them do more than shake your hand.

from the top, if you are looking for a above the norm Dr you found your Dr. Dr Styperek is to the…read morepoint, direct, will not guess 'what it might be' he backs up his diagnosis with tests, including the test the EM techs took, and ER when these are available. He sticks to his guns when he says no coffee, no alcohol do this do that. No chit chat. When the subject is about your heart and how to get better, I personally am not looking for a bff, I wanted someone who knew their stuff when it came to my Heart. He does. Nuff said. RR

Dr Styperek is a great Cardiologist. No one I would rather see. I see him because he is a very good…read moredoctor, not because of I am worried about my feelings getting hurt.

Dr. Peter Adams is amazing. Such a great job at listening, bedside manor, and tremendous surgeon…read more Very thankfully for his care. Highly pleased.

if I could give a ZERO STARS I would! By far the worst experience I've ever had as a new patient…read moreat a doctor's office! I arrived at 9:45 for a 10 o'clock appointment and unfortunately I forgot that when I booked the appointment, she told me to arrive 30 minutes early. I was told when I got there they weren't sure if they would be able to see me since I hadn't filled out the paperwork and didn't get there 30 minutes early. I was lectured multiple times made to feel like a problem. The nurse also lectured me and told me I was told multiple times when I wasn't then rolled her eyes and Smirked! This was at 10:20 then she says do you want a manager? I said yes, she comes in further lectures even though it's nowhere on any of the apps that I was sent. asked me if I wanted to reschedule the appointment because they can't see me now! I said you're kidding right? Do not I repeat do not go to this facility they do not care about their new Patients! I left crying as I have memory issues which was why I was there!

I have used Harbin Clinic for many years and most of the time the services, doctors and staff are…read moregreat. Its a hit or miss with which doctor you are seeing. I've been a patient with some doctors with great results and some doctors with poor results. Harbin Clinic management needs to monitor their offices more thoroughly and frequently to see whats going on in them. Some doctor office staff members are very professional which reflects directly on the doctors and Harbin Clinic concerning a particular office. In turn some doctor office staff members are very unprofessional and the office is ran poorly, which this also reflects directly on the doctors and Harbin Clinic. I told one doctor that I had to wait over an hour in the waiting room for my appointment and he told me that I was lucky that some times its a longer wait than that. I was not happy with his answer, so I never went back to that particular doctor. On the other end of the spectrum I've had doctors apologize to me if they are 5 minutes late and of coarse I'm still seeing this doctor. Doctor's, Harbin Clinic management and office staff members in the various Harbin Clinic offices need to realize that the patient's time is just as important as theirs. The office staff should scan the waiting room from time to time and observe if someone has been waiting a long time. If they see this, then they should immediately get up and go out to the waiting room to check on this patient, to see what the hold up is, etc. Harbin Clinic claims to have great and caring customer service, if this is true then start presenting this type care in the many various offices. If Harbin Clinic management was smart they would start reading their own reviews which evidently they do not..........