I love being a patient of Dr. Ross. She Is friendly as Is her entire staff and unlike the last 2…read morepractices I had, she and her staff know their stuff and are always willing to help. An added plus ar her two dogs that like to do a meet and greet before going back with their mommy to lie down and hang out. I have even had her PA Erin, who Is also excellent and thorough. Other than the Dermatologist I have, Erin is the only PA I have ever felt comfortable and confident with. As far as I'm concerned, they have me for a patient as long as they are In practice.

I located her listing on reviewed primary care providers. I am glad I waited the couple of months I…read morehad to for a first time new patient appointment. She and her staff, including Erin, her PA and I generally don't like PAs, are wonderful. They listen to you, are all very friendly and quite thorough. I feel very much at ease there Having a very friendly dog to say hi makes it even nicer. I would recommend her office to anyone, especially those who, like me, have had a bad experience with other doctors.

Been downhill ever since Suzanne Thomas retired. She was great, everyone else just doesn't answer…read morethe phone ever, doesn't take care of prescription errors or issues, and overall it is just very difficult to be a patient here now. I will be switching doctors as soon as I'm able to.

They never answer the phone they're never their they send you letters and when you respond there's…read moreno one around at all

As promised, I had my outpatient procedure today and would like to update! Dr. Tambar and her…read moreattending nurse were wonderful (I regret I don't remember her name)! Just like last time, everything was ran efficiently and I was in and out in a timely manner. They did a wonderful job of numbing me up with lidocaine ... when I felt even a bit of anything and would make a wincing face, the attending nurse would notice my reaction and the doctor would give me more. I am such a wimp when it comes to physical pain at all, but it has been almost 7 hours since my procedure began, about 6 1/2 hours since the last shot of lidocaine, and I don't feel much at all. I followed their instructions and they gave me an ice pack to immediately put in my bra on the side of my outpatient procedure and I'm home. They will send to pathology to confirm I am ok and they scheduled me for a follow-up next week. I really love it here. I hope I don't have to come back here, of course, due to the main focus of this office ... but if I did, I would feel I was absolutely in the best hands, and these are warm and compassionate ladies working here, and I truly recommend this place if you find yourself in need of care for your "girls" ... you will be treated with dignity and respect and wonderful bedside manner!

If I could give this no stars I would. My husband wasn't feeling well since Dec of 2021. The PA…read moregave him steroids and kept sending him to the ER for because she was so inept she couldn't do her job. We asked to talk the Dr and they kept brushing him off. Bottom line, my husband has a serious rare cancer that went undiagnosed by this office for over 8 months. Please whatever you do don't go here.

Stupidly sent my son here after he aged out at the pediatricians. He comes out of there with a…read morescript for Wellbutrin. A healthy 19yr old boy goes to this NP for the first time and is put on mental meds and pain meds, because he said his knees hurt sometimes. "Well, here's 800 mg of ibuprofen for you." You wonder why young people have problems? Send them to providers like this! There are steps providers take before adding drugs. Again, he's 19 and very healthy and just left his pediatric doctors. This is what can happen in just a few minutes in the office.

I found this office randomly when I was at UB because it was the closest doctor to me and didn't…read morehave a primary doctor in town. Dr. Usen is very pleasant, doesn't talk down to you, and has good availability. I'd definitely recommend them.

Finally found a primary care doctor that has a private practice and is not part of a big…read moremilti-doctor group. He has one nurse and one medical receptionist. This is a case of smaller is better. It is also refreshing that there are outdated and recent magazines in the rack.

I've been going to Dr. Strollo for about ten years now and I will never go to anyone else! She is…read morevery warm and welcoming! I feel comfortable talking to her about anything! I highly recommend her to everyone!

Run as far away and as fast as you can from this place. First off they want you to print 12 pages…read moreof paperwork from home at your own expense before you come in. Secondly, they text you to come in for your appointment at a certain time like mine was at 12:30 and I got here at 12:30 and they told me I ran the risk of running late because I was supposed to come in at 12:15 when I showed them the Message that came through. They said yes but I should've known to come in 15 minutes early unprofessional at best I would not bring my dog here. Disorganized not the cleanest. It's in a strip plaza with city mattress they do supposedly OB Care menopause care and cosmetic injections. That's questionable at best. They made me reschedule my appointment at which point I told them I don't wish to return here it was my first visit unfortunately they can't see me today unfortunately, the paperwork is lengthy unfortunately unfortunately unfortunately perhaps this was God's intervention telling me that he didn't want me here. Gross gross run the other way disgusting.

This office needs to work on Communication…read more Dr Young diagnosed me with a nasal condition and told me that I needed surgery and to contact the surgical coordinator at the office number. He didn't elaborate on *which side* of my nose, how long the recovery would be, or what the risks were. Just: 'You need surgery, schedule it.' (I did have the surgery, and still don't know which side was even operated on). Sometimes, I think that medical people forget that we 'regular' people don't see the same things that they see each day. For us, none of these things are 'routine' and we don't know what to expect. Communicating which side of the nose is affected, how long the surgery takes, how easy the recovery will be, and what risks are associated with the surgery would really help people. I've also been tested for allergies here. It was determined that I need allergy shots - great, I've been going here regularly for them - but it was never communicated to me how long I'll need to do this for. So I just keep going every week and scheduling for the following week, with no end in sight. Again: communicating this to the patient would be nice. I met another patient who also has been coming here for allergy shots, and that patient said she began with 2 visits per week to 'get ahead / make progress faster.' I was not told that this was an option. Their phone system/call-taking procedure really needs a tune-up. When you call, you're sent straight to a phone tree- no human answers the phone. You have options to leave a message for an appointment, or for a nurse, or for the surgery scheduler/billing department. But if you don't press '3' after your message (or maybe it was the # key?) then your message doesn't get sent/delivered and so you won't get a call back because they apparently don't even know that you've called. It would be nice if a *person* answered the phone, and then transferred you to the appropriate department if need be. Communication at this office, phone-wise, is really lacking. The patient portal also needs more communication. I requested an appointment and never received a notification in the portal about it, nor did I receive a phone call. Then, about five days later *while I was at the office getting an allergy shot* the receptionist called my phone about my portal appointment request. Hello? I was *just* standing in front of you, checking in, 10 minutes ago! Do you really not know I am in the building, actively receiving a treatment? The waiting room is decorated nicely, there's coffee & water and a cute little area for kids to chill. I've been taken 'on time' each time I've been there, except one time. I suppose I keep going because: 1) their hours jive with my schedule, and: 2) it is relatively close to my home. But I'd be willing to switch allergists, even if the new place was further away, if I could find one with the same hours but with much better communication.

In additon to my review on 8/31/24 today 10/3/24 I receive another bill for the same thing and they…read morecashed my check! When I tried to call during regular business hours at 2:20 - office says closed (online says open) wow - they definitely have a BIG PROBLEM with their billing system and office staff if no one is there today. Never going there again

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Southard and his staff. I've been seeing him for 12 years…read morenow, and at each visit Dr. Southard sits, listens and goes through my examination with unmatched care and thoroughness that I've not seen in any other practitioner. I don't know if the doctor is accepting new patients, but if you are in the market, don't hesitate to check out this office.

I have been a patient of Dr Fuad Sheriff at Amherst Medical Center for many years. He is a…read morephenomenal doctor--extremely knowledgeable, caring and responsive. I am diabetic and had 3 bouts of cancer. Dr Sheriff has seen me through it all. His staff also is wonderful. Nurses take direct calls and respond back quickly with answers or appointments. I am very appreciative of the great care I receive from Dr Sheriff and all the staff at Amherst Medical Associates.

I'm actually shocked by these reviews. We've been going here for many many years and have never had…read moreone issue with staff , doctors; wait times etc. Love it here and will continue going despite whatever issues others are clearly having.

As a patient of the headache clinic I have to say Rachel and Michelle are truly the best. Kind,…read morecaring and empathic but if you need anything not done by them you will not receive any help. I had a sleep study ordered in October and I was told someone would call me which they did in March. And that was after I left multiple messages asking to schedule. A new medication prescribed on March 25th that required prior was not done until a month later and that wasn't due to Anthem BCBS or my pharmacy not advising Dent of this but because the nurse forgot. If I hadn't asked the nurse about another medication for my migraines the auth would never have been done. When I called to schedule my MRI the first available was 5 weeks out. Due to my claustrophobia I always have sedation which has been done by the nurses at Dent. When I scheduled the imaging I was told to arrive 1/2 an hour early for the sedation. Imagine my surprise when I get there to be told the sedation was actually sent to my pharmacy something the woman scheduling nor the nurse at dent told me was being done. The receptionist was unable to reschedule it because "dent doesn't train front desk on scheduling just check in and to call back to reschedule". After all of this I called early this morning and left a message for Kristen one of the managers. Instead of calling me back she had Mary Grace do it because as Mary Grace said Kristen was too busy to talk to me. I understand now I am just a paycheck for the staff at dent. With a high deductible plan I get text messages and a phone call prior to any visit about the cost for "care" and to make sure I have money in hand. I know I'm just a number to Dent but I would have hoped that they see patients as actual people and not just as dollar signs