dr. g. is: very knowledgeable and conscientious. he is amazing easy to talk to. overall;; he's one…read moreof the best doctors that i've known...

I rolled my ankle while moving some empty boxes. And after getting some x-rays at the urgent care,…read morethe doctors there recommended me to come here for a more closer look. I was able to get all my x-rays on a flash drive. I gave it to the doctor for his examination. The staff and the doctor here are very nice. Checking in was very simple. Everything is done through kiosk in order to avoid more personal contact. And I didn't have to wait for long before I get to see the doctor. Fortunately, the doctor said it's not too serious. I did not have a fracture and luckily it was just sprained. The doctor told me to keep my leg elevated, stay off my feet and take plenty of rest. The good news is that my ankle is getting a lot better, so I don't have to go back for another visit. But if I have to, I know the doctor and the staff here will take good care of me.

I called in a week ago and spoke with Sonya, a familiar sounding voice from a past visit 3 years…read moreago for my ankle. I had told her I had hurt my arm and it felt like the surgery I had from a past associated Dr., Dr. Kelly, had re torn itself. I told her I was in a lot of pain. She told me to get a referral from my primary. So I did and had an appointment today @9:30am. I arrived @9:20am, did the self check in Kiosk inputting an 8 as my pain level, sat down, and was called by Lorita. The first thing she asked was where is your pain. I said in my arm and before I could say shoulder, she said to me was I might want to check my insurance, because your doctor put shoulder pain on the referral. I tried to explain to her there was pain in both areas and she actually said the insurance won't cover it. I asked why can't I see the dr because it didn't make sense (I'm one to do every step correctly) but her attitude was aggressive. Nicholas came over and explained that the bicep and shoulder connects so there can be pain in the shoulder from a bicep tear. Lorita did not like the fact Nicholas corrected her. I saw it all over her face as she kept turning back to another office associate. I mean I'm a customer and returning client, why was I treated this way. I became upset because Lorita then back tracked and said she didn't say what she said about the arm. I asked to speak with Sonya and she said she was on the phone. 15 minutes later Sonya hands me a packet to fill out. She said I haven't been there in 10 years, when in actually I was there less than 3 years ago for an ankle injury but she didn't want to hear it because I was trying to explain to her how rude the front desk Lorita was. It took me about 15 minutes to fill out the paperwork. I stood at the window, I knocked politely, hoping that the situation was over. I stood there and heard talking. Then two gentlemen came to the window and said they were going to refer me to another orthopedic dr. One was Nicholas, who was amazing during this whole situation, and Alex, who I would say tried his best to handle a situation which was a he said /she said and he has to work with Lorita. I knew to not to argue at this point, so I just asked for there names because Lorita was no where to be found. I'm confused why when I was confronted with misinformation from Lorita, I chose to question it, and rather than properly explain it, she got more aggressive and said that she never said the previous misinformation. I believe now a days it's called gaslighting. Her communication made me feel extremely uncomfortable while I'm already at a 8 pain level as I inputted in the digital check in. Now I have to find a new orthopedic, on my plan, that takes my insurance, get another referral from my primary,and then make another appointment with a different orthopedic. If I have a potential bicep tendon tear or tear of my shoulder, time is of the essence. Needless to say I will never go back to this office. I believe the Dr. is only as good as his staff because he chose them. If he doesn't handle his office detail, how would he handle a patients details.

The office staff was friendly, professional, and on time. I was taken back to the exam room…read morepromptly, and that part of the experience was excellent. Unfortunately, my experience with Dr. Kessler was very different. After walking into the exam room, the first words out of his mouth were, "What do you want to do?" I was honestly surprised by that approach. My previous orthopedic physician had already sent over my records, and I spent a few minutes explaining my six-year history of successful knee injections and that I was not interested in knee replacement surgery. When I asked if he performed injections using ultrasound guidance, he told me he had done thousands of injections and didn't need ultrasound. I explained that I had experienced significant pain with injections done without ultrasound in the past and strongly preferred image guidance. He dismissed that concern. What disappointed me most was learning that, although my insurance covers the injection and I had confirmed that before scheduling my appointment, Dr. Kessler told me the practice loses money on those injections. If I wanted the injection performed by him, I would have to pay an additional $750 out of pocket, and it still would not be done with ultrasound guidance. I read many positive reviews before making this appointment, so perhaps other patients have had different experiences. I can't honestly comment on Dr. Kessler's surgical skills because I never reached that point. I can only comment on my own visit. I left feeling that my concerns and preferences were not taken seriously, and I did not feel comfortable continuing my care with him. Because of that, I will not be returning.

I'm now 50 years old and have been seeing Dr. Kessler and his team since 2014. He is FANTASTIC with…read morea supporting staff to match. I have arthritis in both knees, which he scoped years ago and now I see him for routine maintenance. I.e. cortisone shots, sometimes Synvisc-One injections and annual x-rays. It doesn't get any better than Dr. Kessler and Associates!

This imaging center is on the south east corner of Congress and Renaissance Avenue. There is a…read morelarge parking lot with free parking in front. The waiting room was clean & comfortable. Staff checked me in quickly & efficiently. I started in an immaculate dressing room, where I changed and easily figured out how to use the 4 number lock to secure my pocketbook & personal items. The staff was professional and knowledgeable. The equipment looked new and worked well. I left in approximately 30 minutes with a copy of my test on a disk.

Great Doctor and loyal following. Very hard worker. Book ahead if you plan to get an…read moreappointment. She is very thorough.

Dr Spender takes her time to take care of your eyesight and she is very good at it. Wonderful…read moreprofessional. Minny Lund

I found Dr. Weston in my search for new doctors when I moved from the NorthEast. She is very nice…read moreefficient and explains everything well. I have recommended many people to her...not sure if they have gone, but they are missing out. Initially her office workers weren't the best, but she has made some changes and they are quite friendly and professional.

I was looking for an eye doctor 3 years ago and I am a big fan of word of mouth advertising. My…read moreco-worker at the time recommended Dr.Weston at we are eyes. She warmed me that the framed glasses were a little higher than normal but that the individual treatment and one on one relationship and time spent would make up for it. It has now been three (3) years, two contact lens Rx and glasses and I am completely satisfied and trust Dr. Weston with my eyes. This time around there was no changed in my script for my eyeballs for either the contacts or the glasses. Prior to my examination, there is testing done to measure my eyes, photos are taken of my retinas, and other tests are done to help the doctor determine the course of action. I appreciate that these tests are are available. There is an extra cost for them. While I am waiting in the lobby they have dvds to watch. That helps the time go by quicker. I was watching the big band theory this time around. It was the episode where Penny thought she slept with Raj. It was funny. I would recommend this place to my friends and have. I will keep on coming here for years to come. They remember me every time I am here. The process are reasonable and the personal touch is more than evident.

Nice little small eye care place. Woman who did initial exam was nice and so was Dr Sheiner. The…read morewoman who checked me out was nice as well. The glasses were pretty expensive but maybe that is just my not great eye insurance, probably not their fault.

Doctor is nice, but the staff is rude and lacks basic customer service skills. Especially the woman…read moreat the front desk. She will look you down every time you have a question. Exams are quick, more like routine visits instead of addressing issues.

Real professionals. Going to him 25 years. I'll be back. That's all I have to say. That's all I…read morehave to say.

I've had a funny mark under on my nose where my eyeglasses sit. When I picked up my new lenses, I…read morementioned it to my ophthalmologist, she suggested using Desitin. I have been putting cream on it and it seems to be getting worse. This morning, my nose looked raw and purple. I called my dermatologist at 9:00 this morning and they were able to get me in this afternoon. There was plenty of free parking, I parked right outside the door. There was no wait and I was in & out in :15. The nurse took a picture of my mark, and Christina Curran, the physicians assistant, numbed my nose and took a biopsy. The procedure was quick and painless; I didn't feel a thing. I was provided with written instructions & was told that the biopsy results should be in less than two weeks. If this needs further care, there is a Mose specialist with a lab a few doors down.