Love this practice! We've been patients for many years. We wondered what would happen after the…read moreretirement of 3 doctors. We couldn't be more pleased! Dr Naylor is wonderful. Great bedside manner. Very knowledgeable and extremely thorough. He clearly cares. Our limited experience with Dr Kander and Dr Gallagher indicate an equally high level of care and compassion.

New to town and needed a new Internal Medicine physician, Knightsbridge has excellent caring staff…read moreand the doctor does a very thorough history and develops a plan concisely designed for each individual patient. It is not easy to impress me as far as medical care goes, if I am not comfortable with a practice I find someone else. I feel I have found the best care for me, my wife and my difficult medical history.

My mom had appointment at 68 Westerview dr . We came the time they recommended, signed in and no…read moreone showed us the waiting room and spoke with us .we waited for 2 hours before we got checked in. the front desk lady and the medical assistant were very rude , angry and when my mom asked where the bathroom was they completely ignored her .

Been a patient here for 5 years. On a few occasions I had to wait about 45 minutes. All other…read morevisits were only a wait of about 20 minutes. I go to the Broad St office, I once asked one of the techs what the least busiest day of the week. He said Tuesdays !! I do have one complaint though, the condition of the upholstered chairs in the lobby. They are FILTHY. I prefer to stand rather than sit if none of the vinyl chairs are available. Really gross.

Dr. Nelson has been my cardiologist since 2006. When I first discovered I have atrial-fibrillation…read morewas scared to death. After a 5 minute discussion with Dr. Nelson, my fears were gone. He explained, in detail what was happening and explained that if I took my medicines, I could lead a normal life. My stress levels immediately went down. Atrial-fib can be frightening so if you know anyone with this problem, I strongly suggest you contact him. My 5 star rating isn't from a halo effect, he's just that good.

Its easy to park here. Easy to find to find your doctors office as the halls are marked nicely…read more The doctors offices are clean and friendly. The medical staff top rate. I like it better than Ohio State Hospitals. .

The doctors do not care about controlling any sort of pain…read more Their main objective is worrying about you having too much even after surgery. I cried myself to sleep two nights in a row after having back surgery and being on a ventilator for 10 days with NO SEDATION. I was told by one doctor that the pain control was a priority and my orders wouldn't change. The next doctor came on and would only give me Tylenol and he tried to give me Haladol for pain. This is after crying myself to sleep. The doctor that came on the next day said No more IV pain meds as it would constipate me even though I had just had a bowel movenment. She wanted me to take an antidepressant for a few days for pain. She did thankfully allow me to have valium every 4 hours as needed but then changed the order the next day without even telling me! And then there are the cameras in the room that turn on every so often. But when I got very upset and agitated and was crying. The nurse wanted me to shut up and when I wanted to go home and started to pull at my ekg leads, she brought another camera in the room that yelled at me even if i scratched my nose or if I tried to put my purse in a chair and God forbid I move my head because the camera yells and says to lay still. When I tried to brush my hair, it told me NOT to pull on my own hair! This is the creepiest thing I have ever been through. I am stil here and the camera has been in the room for 2 days. NEVER AGAIN will I darken the doorstep of Riverside Hospital which is a shame because the nurses (80% of them ) were fantastic and at a loss for the way the doctors treated the pain medications and letting someone writhe in pain for hours.