I have been seeing Dr. Solomon for about two years, and find him very kind, knowlegeable, and…read morewilling to take the time to answer my questions. He has successfuly cured a large ulcer and is treating Barrett's esophogus (which can lead to cancer), without resorting to adding multiple drugs to my list. The office staff can be abrupt, but stay knowlegable about alternate treatments, like diet and tests for possible causes like bacteria or funguses. I am not sure I like the Lima system for seeing nurse practitioners almost exclusively in the office setting. Those I have seen here are thorough, but have an abrasive personality. Dr. Solomon, however, is a model of care and respect for his patients. Perhaps the other person who reviewed Dr. Solomon would have been better served if he( had been a man and) had asked Dr. Solomon in post-op about what he heard. Even partially under anesthetics, it is hard to discrimnate voices, and colonoscopies require an anesthesetist and supporting assistants. Maybe he would have discovered real problems with his family doctor no matter whose voice he heard. If other physicians think his family doctor is incompetent, he should be sure they are not correct, so he can avoid a real problem with his health later.

Had a colonosocopy from this guy, He thought I was under but I heard him say bad things about my…read morefamily practice Dr. If he thought my Dr was incompetent he should have been a man and told me to my face not make comments when he thought I would not hear or remember. I will use another provider.

Dr John.Tagle was so wonderful with my lower back pain and neuropathy. He explained things to me…read morethat nobody else did. He is truly a great physician with a great passion for his patients wellbeing.

Emily is knowledgeable and offers many safe, healthy options and a variety of services for…read moreimproving your health naturally. I highly recommend Replenish and Renew!

Very knowledgeable, carrying & compassionate. Offer multiple options for care without being…read morepressured. Office staff are excellent in every aspect!

I work in Van Wert, but live in Fort Wayne. I had been seeing Foster Family Chiropractic for…read moreseveral months. On average, spending $50 a visit out of pocket monthly. One Monday, I woke up and was terribly sick, so I didn't go to work. My appointment was on my calendar at work, but since I didn't go in I had forgotten about my appointment and didn't reschedule. Next thing you know, I'm being charged a $20 fee for missing my appointment. I called and tried to explain the situation because I absolutely never miss appointments. When I called, the receptionist was rude, lacked understanding, and they refused to show any type of compassion for my honest mistake. The chiropractor also refused to talk to me or call me back despite multiple attempts to resolve. I take ownership for my mistake, but sometimes life happens. It seems that the people here are perfect, and never make mistakes. I hope my $20 was worth it because now you will be missing out on my monthly $50.

Not only do I see Dr. Brown, but I bring my daughter who has Special Needs to her, as well. She…read morealways listens and shows such concern and compassion. She has helped my daughter with many of her female issues. I have referred several friends, we have all received excellent care from Dr. Brown and all of her staff!!!

Her nurses were great and listened to my concerns well, but once she came in the room-she listened…read morefor maybe two minutes and tried to tell me I have anxiety and was just going to give me Prozac. I asked for an explanation, since this didn't make any sense to me at all, but she just put on this huge fake grin and told me that's what I needed. I was their last customer for the day and she clearly just wanted to go home. Thanks but no thanks. This is why I don't go to the doctor more often-you have to pay them whether they actually help you or not.

The staff here is alway super nice and truly cares about their patients! Kara has done an awesome…read morejob w not only my husband and I but our kids as well! I could not believe the changes I saw in my boys after working with her. I would highly recommend Wilcox chiro!!!

I would highly recommend this group to anyone who is experiencing long term pain. Amber Ball, CNP…read moreis very knowledgeable about the pain management process. She is very empathetic and willing to help her patients navigate this process. Amber's staff is wonderful. All of the nurses and office staff treat you with respect and care about you. This is an amazing group.

These doctors have zero concern for your overall well being. Dr. Bonacore never did anything for…read moreme to help manage the chronic pain, although he is very good at taking your money.

My mom started chemo in January 3rd of this year under the care of Dr. Xiusheng Qin. I got to speak…read morequite a bit with Dr. Qin and interact with his staff frequently while my mother was under their care. They are knowledgable, caring, hardworking and amazing people. I remember our first conversation in December of 2021 with Dr. Qin where we found out how serious my mother's cancer was. What originally was thought was stage 1 was a more serious stage 3a. She needed chemo and my mom was presented with options on what type of chemo treatments she would take. He gave us pros and cons. When we chose, he warned us. Chemo/cancer treatment is a long process. Cancer is not something that can be instantly defeated, its a marathon... not a just a race. Those words kept crossing through my mind. As i saw my mother greatly weaken and almost wither away, as i spent sleepless nights with her when she would faint, or throw up or just be in immense pain. Its been a terrible ordeal for her. She was so weak, there were days she couldn't move from her bed and required me and my brother to help her move around the house. Her immune system almost disappeared as sometimes her white blood cell count was so small, the machine couldn't read it and had to be manually counted by the staff. This necessitated her getting injections to stimulate the production of white blood cells. Chemo also messed with my moms ability to eat, and keep food down. It was a struggle to get her to eat sometimes and I took Dr.Qin's advice that it doesn't matter how she gets it, but calories matter. On many weeks though, my brother and I had to take her into Dr. Qin's office so she could get potassium and iv fluids whenever she got too weak. The staff where always there for us, helping where they could and especially giving my mom emotional support when she needed it. I remember when one of the nurses reassuring my mom that there is hope and she could beat her cancer as my mom was in tears. On March 31st, my mom finished her chemo. My mom was able to take part in this ritual where the doctor and staff watch on as the person who finished the treatment ring this large bell to signal the end of their treatment. Next to the bell is a sign that reads: "Supporting the fighters, admiring the survivors, honoring the taken, and never giving up hope." My mom got to ring that bell, she was so weak she had to do it from a wheelchair. She cried and thanked the staff for everything they did for her. I have to say, i admire Dr.Qin and his staff, truly they are heroes for what they do! Mom's next step is radiation. All i have is hope, hope that in the end she will beat her cancer. Dr. Qin and his staff did a lot for us and helped us on this 2nd part on this marathon. Again to Dr. Qin and his staff: Thank you!