Dr Harmon is the best! She is very trustworthy and knowledgeable. If she doesn't know, she will…read morefind out. She has compassion. She was the one who gave me my cancer diagnosis. I just love her. And totally trust her.

One of the BEST damn doctors I've seen. He can see what many doctors cant. Highly recommended.read more

Got seen by Dr Bhavya Akhouri for GI issues. Saw her mainly because she was a female despite there…read morebeing experienced and better doctors like Chepyala. She was totally clueless about my condition despite many visits. In the end she said she didn't know what I had. It couldn't be anything else and it couldn't be IBS. She had no answers for me. Oh and the colonoscopy she did, was so very painful. She seems to have absolutely no experience at all, I awoke during the procedure despite being sedated due to the pain and realized the nurses were pushing top down on my colon because it was too inflated by what Akhouri was doing incorrectly. I found myself pushing downward with my hands as well. It was intensely painful despite sedation and I have given birth with no pain relief as well. *Here's the ICING on the cake*: After the various fruitless appointments and no answers from Akhouri my PCP referred me to university of Iowa with a specialist for suspected Pancreas issues. Akhouri found out about this appointment (for which I waited 2 months with severe digestive issues) and Sent them an email that I didn't need that appointment because she thought I didn't have pancreatic problems (without any scans or tests). The specialist refused to see me and the appointment was cancelled without my knowledge. Later Akhouri's nurse calls me up to have me book more appointments with her telling me that I have GI issues and I must be seen, I could sense her panic that I was leaving their service to be seen elsewhere. Very dishonest, unethical business practices. I wouldnt touch her with a 10 feet pole if possible. I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT RECOMMEND DR BHAVYA AKHOURI.

***Haven't actual had my appointment yet, so this isn't based upon any procedure by any of the…read morephysicians.** I'm only 23, but after being on several medications for depression/anxiety, with horrible side effects, I've been experiencing HORRIBLE digestive problems. I'm not going to go into detail, but it has been a life altering. My physician & psychiatrist both suggested me to make an appointment here, since the symptoms are getting worse and worse, and nothing else is seeming to work. I found this a little odd, a colonoscopy at 23?! I had never heard of it. But both my dad, and doctors insisted on this being scheduled, after a year of pain, to make sure there wasn't anything seriously wrong with my digestive system. So I submitted the form on line (was a little embarrassed) and got a pleasant voice mail from one of the receptionists. I forgot to call back & I received a letter in the mail notifying me that I needed to call back and make an appointment. So I did, and wow what a bad idea! I left a message and then got a call back right away from a woman named 'Tanya' a receptionist or something along those lines. She was one of thee RUDEST people I have ever spoken with over the phone, ever. I felt like I had done something wrong by calling. "YOU DO NOT NEED A COLONOSCOPY AT 23!!!" I was super polite and tried to explain the situation and my doctors referrals, but she just continued to make me feel like a complete idiot for calling. She said (in a snotty tone), "Ugh, I'll have to talk to one of the doctors to even see if you can get a pre-apt because I think you've gotten confused this is unnecessary. I'll call you back" Tanya are you one of the physicians here? If so please explain in more detail and what other options there are. I could not believe this. And I am from LA and am VERY USED to poor customer service. And to think she probably speaks with many older people is terrifying. She did call back and give me an appt. with Dr. Silber , in 2 months. We'll see how that goes, but hopefully it does not involve dealing with Ms. Tanya ever again!

I'm on the fence in regards to my review, so I went with 3 stars…read more To the best of my knowledge this is a walk-in clinic. Apparently I'm wrong. I went in with my 3 month old daughter thinking I'd have a little bit of a wait at around 10am. Nope. There was no availability until 230pm!!!! So I asked if it'd be better for me just to take her to the emergency room, and the receptionist said it'd be about the same wait time! I was able to be seen after explaining what was going on with my daughter and a nurse agreed to squeeze us in. I appreciated the nurse and the doctor as they were very nice and understanding, but the fact still remains that there's really no walk-in availability. For my medical needs, I'm just going to have to go somewhere else as this does not suit my personal needs.

It's been years since I've visited this urgent care location, but what ended up being a sinus…read moreinfection brought me in today. Do yourself a favor and check yourself in online by selecting an actual appointment time. The clinic does still take walk-ins, but your wait time will be much longer if you simply walk in. I also recommend choosing a very early morning appointment. My appointment was at 9:45am and there were only a few others waiting when I arrived. By the time I left my appointment (10:15am) the waiting room was packed. Dr. Niemeyer was great and even apologized for running late. In the short period of time I spent with her I liked her so much that I'd even choose her as my primary care Dr., although I'm not sure she does that. There were some pretty sick people waiting to be seen before me, and I didn't mind waiting. I appreciated the apology from Dr., nonetheless. I was in and out in 45minutes or so. Recommend this location because they're efficient and everyone was friendly. Big kudos because staff were constantly sanitizing the waiting room, exam rooms, and pretty much everything else on a regular basis (mind you, I was only there 45 minutes and saw this occur multiple times). If you are contagious, do yourself and everyone else a favor and wear a mask and sanitize your hands. Recommend.

Absolutely terrible!! I was told when I called they were open at 5:30 am. However; when I arrived…read morethey didn't open until 7:30. Furthermore, there is a female Indian doctor who is one of the most rude people I have ever met in my life. She told me I was "fine" and to get rest. I ended up going to the emergency room and was admitted to the hospital with walking pneumonia. I would NEVER RETURN BACK!

I have had three surgeries here and alway am treated well, and I always feel like I get the best of…read morecare.

Wonderful place that makes a stressful event a little less so…read more Easy place to get in and out of. Free valet parking and great surgeons and staff. Very professional and a great option for anyone needing outpatient procedures.

First, I'm sorry you have a need to look up an oncologist. Second, the Ghosh Center is where you…read morewant to be if you need an oncologist and you're in Cedar Rapids. Dr Ghosh has been practicing in the Cedar Rapids area for years. He was formerly at St Luke's, where he helped to open their oncology and hematology department. Last year they parted ways and he opened the Ghosh Center for Oncology and Hematology. I've seen the way he treats his patients, and I'm always impressed. The key point here is that he treats the patients, not the cancer. At the Ghosh Center they focus on the entire patient and quality of life, not treating the cancer in spite of the patient. That may seem like a trivial difference but when you're talking about chemotherapy it's a very fine balance. I, unfortunately, know my way around a doctors office or hospital fairly well. I'm not a doctor (I only play one on the internet) but I appreciate that Dr. Ghosh includes me in the plan of care when it comes to my mom. He's very good about giving me all the information I need to make an informed decision and listening to my concerns about any drugs or therapies he prescribes. His staff? Almost more impressive than Dr Ghosh. The nurses and office staff are always kind, thoughtful, and caring. It's pretty incredible that a group of people can make something like 5 hour chemo treatments something a person looks forward to. Without the fantastic people administering chemo, answering questions, handling billing, and seeing patients the Ghosh Center wouldn't be as welcoming and successful as it is. I really like that Dr Ghosh isn't solely focused on medicine and chemotherapy. He's suggested more "eastern medicine" options than I'd expect from most doctors. I'm always happy to find a doctor that doesn't just jump to writing a prescription to fix a symptom. Again, I wish you didn't need to find an oncology office at all, but if you need one, the Ghosh Center is where you want to be.

I saw Dr. Ghosh as a kiddo - from about 1993 - 2000 (age ~8 to ~16). As I got older, i was finally…read moremade aware of how serious my condition was at the time - but all I remember is having a completely normal childhood and having fun when I would have to go in for treatment. My hope is that speaks volumes about the quality of the care provided by him and the leadership he provides for his staff!