Our whole family comes here and we love this practice! (Our family = 69 year old husband, myself…read more(73 yr old female) and my mother who will be 100 next month). We've been coming here for 8 years, and my mom for 6 years, and everyone is ALWAYS so friendly and patient with us. When my mom needed a biopsy recently, Dr Olson's team was so gentle and reassuring with her, and I could see that all of them truly enjoyed my mom. And my mom is really picky, but she loves going there and never complains about anything. And with my recent health challenges, I've been impressed with how quick and responsive Dr Olson is, in helping with referrals and tests. I won't go anywhere else as long as this practice is around!

If I could give 10 stars I would. I love love love this office - all the staff, Megan Munson and…read moreDottie Tucker. I just recently joined as a patient but my mother who has since passed, was a patient there as well. We have all been treated exceptional. I love the small office, the atmosphere, the care, the down to earth staff who really listens to you. I love everything about it. I am so happy I made the decision to change to this professional group as well.

This was the first adult doctor I ever visited as an adolescent. Let me preface my review of her by…read morestating that the office she worked at was very difficult to get an appointment in; she took way too many patients; in fact, one of the reasons I left her office was because it would have been a year before I could get in to see her for a standard physical. Also, even if you did manage to schedule an appointment with her, it was still no guarantee of getting in to see this doctor; I think I saw her maybe twice out of five times I was scheduled to see her; regardless of your appointment, expect to be late the rest of the day because I was never seen on time (sometimes I waited as much as an hour and a half after my appointment to see a doctor). One good thing about her is, she is not patronizing. However, she does have certain characteristics that classify her as a quack in my book. One time I went in because I was experiencing vertigo whenever I stood up; instead of checking my blood pressure, she sent me to an ENT because she thought I had tumors in my ears. After my hearing test came back normal, ruling out ear tumors, she sent me to a neurologist. The neurologist had the sense to check my blood pressure; it turned out that I was experiencing vertigo because my blood pressure would drop by ten points every time I stood up; it turns out I had flushed the electrolytes out of my system because I was drinking too much water. Another time I was experiencing nausea; she immediately jumped to the conclusion that I had esophagial pre-cancer and wanted me to have an endoscopy done. Her colleagues in the office she works at are no better; I went in for a urinary tract infection when I was seventeen I developed because my teachers would not allow us to use the bathroom during class. It was only the second time I'd had a UTI, yet one of her colleagues, Dr. Finkelstein, wanted to have a test to check my kidney function. There are far better doctors out there; I strongly suggest not giving any who work in this particular office any business if you can avoid it.

This is a review of Dr. Barbara Caldwell, not her office or colleagues. I have seen Dr. Caldwell…read morefor the last 20 years. She has always been thorough and professional. A few years ago I was experiencing the type of discomfort associated with heart disease. I was able to see her within a few hours. She did an EKG and detected a slight abnormality. She referred me to a cardiologist and helped arrange for a next day appointment. The cardiologist repeated the EKG and did not see any problems, but ordered a catheterization that did reveal a problem, and was treated. No doubt she is laboring under endemic problems in health care: demands for carrying too many patients and minimizing minutes per patient. If we spend too long in the waiting room it is probably because she is spending more time with patients and giving them the attention they need. Relax, you will get the same benefit. If you are lucky enough to be added to her patient rooster, count yourself fortunate.

DR. kahan is a terrific doctor. i have lived her for 14 years never had any problems with him he…read moretakes his time with you, explains your problem to the fullest. you never have any problem understanding of what he tells you. he also helps you with a specialist if you need one.

Dr. Dougherty has a concierge practice. He is dedicated to accessibility and longer appointments…read more Like most primary care today, he uses lab work and interviews to make diagnoses. His referral network is excellent. In short I found his doctoring competitive with other physicians. His interpersonal manner is somewhat distant and chilly in spite of efforts to seem friendly. He was apt to share personal information which made me uncomfortable. But that could just be me. When challenged he seemed to treat the protocol instead of the patient. This is not necessarily a bad thing. He is the doctor and he knows best. Give him a try. He may suit you very well.