Outstanding physician. Kind, caring, listens well and explains things well. He is very thorough…read more Sometimes there is a bit of a wait but also has nice staff and office.

Dr Spencer is very thorough, meticulous and compassionate. He is quick in his response to pages…read more Works very hard and very diligently. He has all your information handy when he walks into your room. There is often a little wait for him but one should be prepared for it.

I just love DR Ahmad...her bedside manner is the best I have ever experienced. She goes over each &…read moreevery concern from last visit & listens so attentively on new concerns. She is awesome. I highly recommend her!

Review for Dr. Farrah F. Ahmad, MD…read more I had an appointment with Dr. Farrah F. Ahmad at 11:45 AM on 7/22. During the visit, the doctor was respectful and helpful. She refilled my medication and ordered full blood work. However, my experience with the office staff was extremely disappointing and unprofessional. On 7/22, I was told the office was out of blood test kits and instructed to return the next day for a walk-in. When I returned at 11:00 AM on 7/23, the outer door was open, but the second glass door was locked. I saw someone inside playing loud music and talking on the phone. When I knocked, a staff member came to the door and said no one was in the office, so I couldn't complete my blood work--despite being told to come back. She said they would fax the lab order to Corewell Hospital so I could get the blood work done there. After waiting seven days, Corewell still had not received any order. I even checked my chart and confirmed nothing had been sent. When I called Dr. Ahmad's office, the staff insisted it was sent, but I knew they were lying. I could even hear them laughing in the background while speaking with me, which was very disrespectful and unprofessional. When I met Dr. Ahmad on 7/22, I had already raised concerns about the staff's rude behavior and showed her evidence. She apologized and assured me that it would be addressed--but unfortunately, nothing has changed. I feel mentally exhausted and disrespected by this ongoing pattern of carelessness, dishonesty, and poor service. The staff continues to behave irresponsibly, and I've now made the decision to change my primary care provider. I do not recommend this practice. * Staff is consistently rude, dishonest, and unprofessional * Long wait times even with scheduled appointments (sometimes up to 3 hours) * Often, you don't even see the doctor--only a physician assistant * If you question anything, the staff responds rudely and dismissively This feels more like a business than a place for genuine patient care. Extremely disappointing experience.

Went to MIU in Troy to have a procedure done and the equipment shut down half way through!! . Had…read moreto reschedule for the facility in Utica. This really isn't a procedure you'd like to have to repeat!!!!!! Huge KUDOS to the Urologist Technician Sarah!!!! ....she is a great asset to this Company!!!! She has a very pleasing demeanor and a very compassionate aura about her. This helped me with having to redo this procedure!!!!!...... The Troy office definitely needs to get their equipment fixed so patients don't have to keep rescheduling!!!!! The reason I'm giving a 5 star is only because I'm giving Sarah a 5 star....

Very diffucult to get through to anyone with questions about anything. Iam having a surgery done…read moreand tried to find out what meds I should stop and after 4 tries still noone has gotten back . George

You should never leave a doctor's office feeling violated...however, that is precisely how I felt…read moreafter Dr. Nagaraju performed a cystoscopy on me. My husband has had several cystoscopies (performed by a different urologist) and, while the experience wasn't pleasant, he felt respected and was made as comfortable - emotionally and physically - as possible. My experience with Dr. Nagaraju could not have been more different. He walked into the room, sat down, and - without explaining anything - jammed (and I mean SHOVED) the cystoscope into my urethra. With zero warning, zero anesthesia, and zero concern shown when I bucked off the table in pain. He didn't ask if I was OK, apologize for hurting me, or ask if I wanted him to stop. I've been shown more compassion by a person who accidentally bumped into me in the store. When, after the test was complete, I asked him why he didn't use anesthetic, he lied and said "shooting" anesthesia into my urethra would have hurt. Well, yeah, that's probably why most, if not all, urologists use TOPICAL anesthetic for the procedure. I come from a family of medical professionals. Unfortunately for him, I know how the procedure is supposed to go. But, even if I didn't, his demeanor/treatment would have been enough to raise a hundred red flags. I canceled my entire hysterectomy and bladder suspension surgery due to this experience. To any other AFAB people considering seeking treatment from this person, I advise you to be wary. If you do receive treatment from him, I sincerely hope you are treated with more courtesy, respect, compassion, and professionalism than I was.

Got infection from a procedure that could have been prevented. Hand hygiene and clean equipment.read more

I hate my primary Dr referred me to this terrible office. The staff is terrible. The drs don't care…read moreabout your damn time. After I have this procedure to figure out what's the issue I'm getting the hell away from them! Can't stand this office

The doctors may be good but the practice is apparently understaffed and under trained . Every time…read moreI come , every three months, I never see the same support staff. Took me almost three months to get a fusion biopsy. A blood draw order not sent to correct place, several follow up for mri scans , wrong mri 1.5 versus T3 radilogist corrected. all adding up to months and months while cancer progressed. I feel I lost control. It seems nobody seems to understand I need them to pre authorization to get treatment. After 13 years of following my PC I feel let down. You must be forceful and strongly follow-up on everything, be fore advised with my case.

I saw Dr Cotant at his Clarkston office. Very friendly and personable. I felt comfortable and felt…read morein good hands. Asked questions slowly and patiently. He was knowledgeable (and empathetic) about Interstitial Cystitis.

I was really impressed about Comprehensive Urology, especially PA Forta. I saw her about 2 months…read moreabout and she was very helpful and very detailed about her knowledge of urology

If the former Soviets would have designed a medical practice, this would be the one. Impossible to…read moreget through to. Difficult to change an appointment. Rude front desk staff. Long waiting room times - up to 2hrs my last appointment, once waited 3hrs after my appoinment time to see a doctor. Try another practice. This one is institutionally flawed.

It has been in excess of one year when suddenly I had to be treated for an unknown, to me, but…read moreserious prostate or urinary track ailment. I did not know the cause but it was truly horrific, shocking and unmerciful troublesome. If left untreated fatality was a certainty. I was fortunate, by chance, I was medically treated under the supervision of a scientific-based, brainy, and from my perception, an indisputable, intuitive-type, data-driven intellectual. He has to be more than a doctor, maybe, he's a creative person aligned with the Arts. Notwithstanding, during the early outpatient consultation, Dr. Jay B. Hollander provided me along with my wife, some very powerful and unwavering advice, and I followed it most thoroughly. The outcome was a successful and operative recovery, plus, flawless health issues during out off town travels. At this point, this awful aliment has not returned. It has been a miracle! Thanks, Dr. J.B. Hollander, Beaumont Hospital.

Excellent care by Dr Greski, Dr Kumar, and Dr Rajpakar. I had a few years with kidney stones and…read morethey always took care of me with minimal pain, friendly personnel, and never felt rushed. Dr Rajpakar performed my surgery for a narrow ureter and I haven't had a issue for several years now. Thank you!!

The staff is great, but the place is hectic. There are many people who have issues and they are…read morealways hopping to and fro to take care of the swarm of patients. My 5 operations were a bit stressful but that is on me. Also if you have stents I recommend not moving around a lot. I was in so much pain even with added medication from my pain management, since my desk at Chrysler caused a mile walk everyday. There is no way I could get away without it because of the tubes grinding inside me, I looked like George Burns walking at the end of Oh God II. It took at least a year and half for me to recover inside and outside from the stone basketing and stents. Stay away from anything with acid in the liquid you drink or you will be sorry.

Dr. Fischer listened, was very informative and down to earth. Her assistant was very gentle. Staff…read morewas amazing. Looking forwards to future visits.

Rude, arrogant, and unfriendly. She is a horrible human being. For the 2 reviews that state she…read moreis a wonderful physician, they must have been paid off, or she made her staff write a positive review or risk being fired. When I called the office for a follow-up, I let the staff know that I wanted to see a different doctor. The staff member's first comment, "Was she rude to you?" before I could mention anything lol. I feel bad for everyone that has to work with her and/or experience her as a patient. If I could give -00000000000000000 stars for her, I would. Never, have I ever been treated like this by a doctor. My advice, avoid Corewell Hell at all costs for urology. Go to U of M. This is where I wound up going for my second kidney stone surgery after Corewell Hell put a stint in me for a month and could not schedule a removal for 2 months, which was 100% ridiculous. Even though, I had a kidney stone and it was super painful, it was a top notch experience at U of M, and I was treated with care and respect.