I went to Dr. Liccini for pain in my legs…read more First, I was refused treatment unless I paid $50 in cash since my health insurance was from a private company. When I asked if this could be done via transfer since, I was not carrying that cash at the time, I was told to leave. I left and took money out of the bank with sore legs, could barely walk. Then stood in the waiting room for 40 mins. My major problem is with the diagnosis. I was told to take pain medication and stay off the legs for 4 weeks. There was no further investigation into what could be causing the problem. no ultra sounds, no referral.. which I find extremely careless and irresponsible. Now, 5 months later after seeing another Doctor, I am finally closer to a diagnosis, since being to an orthopedist and radiologist.

It took me awhile to figure out if Dr. Liccini is the worst doctor I've ever had. Doctors are…read moresupposed to do a careful examination of a sprained ankle but in her case she twisted it so hard that I yelled out in pain. She barely apologized. Now after 1 year, I'm still having pain at the spot she twisted, not where the original sprain was. On numerous occasions she did not listen to me about my injuries. I don't like taking pills and I told her that. At the end of my ankle sprain visit, she told me she is not prescribing anything other than ibuprofen and muttered something about the opioid crisis implying that I only came in to check on my sprained ankle to get my hands on opioids. She is extremely overrated as a doctor and very backwards in her thinking. My assessment of her in 2017 is that she barely gives a crap about her patients and probably thinks she is too big to fail. Loser!

After a bad experience with another doctor near my apartment, a colleague recommended Dr. Rieger…read moreand I have been extremely satisfied since! She is a very knowledgeable and thorough English-speaking physician. I never felt like a patient on an assembly line and she has always been very helpful. Her staff is also cheerful, polite and fast and the office is well located, spacious and comfortable. Very highly recommended!

Dr. Karsten is such a great doctor. I first went to see him because I had Lyme's Disease which he…read morespecializes in. He got rid of my Lyme's Disease and I liked him so much that I continue to go to him as my general practitioner. He is super easy going and open to alternative treatments. For example, he wrote me a prescrition for hyperbaric oxygen treatment to get rid of the Lyme's when none of his other patients had tried it. That treatment seemed to make a huge difference in my recovery. He also knows his western medicine very well and his consultations are fast and you do not have to wait long. His staff are friendly and they remember you. Thank you Dr. Karsen and team!!!

Doctor Beer crippled me for life. Worst mistake I ever made. I came for a Solution and went out…read morewith another Problem. No after care no Medication.

Coming from Britain, I saw some not very good new moles. I was examined here, dermatology is good,…read moreexperienced doctors. I am glad that I went here, and did not go to another medical institution.

This practice has taken very good care of me. It's a busy office but the nurses and doctors care…read moreabout what they're doing. Dr. Holtzmann is a terrific dermatologist as well.

Dr Lauenroth-Mai is an effizient and professional general physician. I had just gone to see her…read morebecause my throat hurts. She gave me the logical answers- there's nothing one can do against viruses. And she then promptly began writing me a leave of absence from work - that's what she thought I was there for apparently - though I hadn't asked her for one. She didn't ask me if I can miss work this week - I can't because of some important appointments. I asked her if I had fever. To which she answered: oh, you can see that for your self. And then she concluded the appointment telling me to send one copy of the document she had just written to my insurance company. Well, there you have it - efficiency and professionalism for sure, but warmth - none. Humanity? And lastly, if a patient comes with a throat infection wouldn't it also be common sense to check if he or she has fever? Wouldn't that change the whole diagnosis perhaps? Also a "0" for communication - the ability to listen to patients.