Doctor Adamson is amazing ! He pulled 10 of my teeth out in under 20 minutes and I didn't feel a…read morething just a little bit of pressure. I healed up nicely! 10/10 recommend

if I could do -100 I would. After 1 hour and 20 minute wait all I got was a suggestion, a script…read morefor I could get for over-the-counter cheaper and a doctor that didn't freaking care. The last thing that gave me was a piece of paper to tell me how to take care of myself like I don't know how. This is the second time I've gone to see them and it will be last no matter what a referral says. They treat you like crap. The front desk was terrible barely got her to talk to me. You could hear all the employees in the back laughing and giggling while I'm sitting out front. for an hour and 20. DON'T go here

Had an appointment today with my surgeon, who amputated my toes on one foot. I only wonder why and…read morehow he is allowed to practice medicine. The man has talked to me less than 5 minutes in 2 aftercare appointments ! He's never told me what to expect., how long till they heal, how to walk with no toes, and how long should I keep my foot elevated, and try not to walk. How long do I need this painful boot I have to wear everywhere. Doctor Rembetski makes me feel insignificant. I cried the whole time i was in the examination room. He doesn't care , I'm a statistics it seems.

***update I…read morereceived my medical records where it is noted this surgeon wrote she repaired my hernia and she did not! I don't even know what to do about this other than share.

Dr. Juell is fantastic!! I had double inguinal hernia repair on 01/17/2020. I required no pain…read moremedication and was back in the gym on 01/20/2020 gradually increasing my workouts daily. I had no idea how well surgery could go. I could not more highly recommend Dr. Juell.

Doesn't read chart about current conditions or observe the patient's body that could impact the…read moreexam. Just wanted to do surgury didn't want to discuss option of care other than meds that cost $500. Staff is great tho

4/3/2023 Referred by…read morethe dermatologist for a consultation on the hubby's ankle. We called last week after seeing the dermatologist. Lucky to get in quickly for today. Best to take care of health concerns first.. Grateful for being in the neighborhood, and for the consult.

Went to Reno Vein Clinic in 2018 due to some ugly vericose veins running down my legs. The…read moreexperience was excellent. I can't recall the doctor's name anymore but he was a older gentleman, I believe working part time in semi-retirement. Anyway his bedside manner was exceptional and I was very much at ease. The procedure was not all that unpleasant, although; not particularly pleasant either lol. Nevertheless it needed to be done and I'm just tough enough to handle some needle pokes. Afterwards, for about a month every time, you could see the bruises where the ugly veins used to be but that was anticipated. I knew the bruises would go away from the consultation and they eventually did. I went there three times that year and can now say, after 5+ years that it was worth every penny. My legs still look fantastic thanks to RVC!

This amazing provider - Dr. Thomas O'Gara has been my primary caregiver since 1986. He is kind,…read morehe's gentle, he's very perceptive and has always been on point with my needs. I am very grateful to have had him as my primary caregiver. Thank you, Dr. OGara.. Pati Smith, RN

Dr. O'Gara has been my Dr for many years and now he's retiring He's the most caring and…read morecompassionate Dr I have known. I hope his associates can fill his shoes now.

I have suffered from sinus issues for 40 years, allergy shots from my time in Ca and NV. I would…read morestill average 4 sinus infections a year. Three months ago I met with Dr. Hudson and his team and was given three options. Dr. Hudson recommended a sinus balloon dilation. Did the procedure and there was a drastic improvement in my breathing. I am a CPAP user and I no longer need to use sinus sprays before sleep. I just wish I had found this practice earlier but I am so thankful to my primary physician, Dr. Tyhssen for setting it up. Great Doctor and staff and a very happen patient. Never thought I would rave about a medical procedure but this warranted it.

I've been a patient of theirs for a couple years, and had a sinus procedure done. They have all my…read moremedical records, I switched jobs and am not eligible for insurance for a couple months and asked them to let me be a cash patient this one time so I can get treatment for a nasty sinus infection. The office manager has a bad attitude and is condescending. I am already a patient there, not looking for anything free but to get an appointment to remedy a sinus infection. She kept repeating go to urgent care which is a complete waste of time. I definitely will not be back, a good customer that can't even get a simple request met that I would have gladly paid for. Unbelievable.

I saw Dr. Povolny 2-3 times many years ago when I was dealing with some unexplained medical…read moreproblems - which turned out to be due to multiple gastric ulcers and a B12 deficiency. Had I followed his advice, neither of these conditions would have been diagnosed and I would have ended up with substantial nerve damage. When I asked for an endoscopy to find out whether I had ulcers, Dr. Povolny angrily shook his finger in my face and called me a hypochondriac (before that year, I hadn't bothered to go to a doctor in years). His arrogance and disdain made a medically terrifying year even worse. I will always be thankful that I ultimately decided not to listen to him.

Very professional, direct, to-the-point but a pleasure to meet. Went for the first time, for my…read moreannual physical (relocated to Reno, had prior family doctor for over 25 years, so was concerned about a new doctor). Will definitely repeat next year.

I am writing in regard to my experience as a post-operative patient of Dr. Anthony Michael…read moreSciascia, II, MD (License No.: 16951), (Dr. Sciascia for future references), an Emergency Physician with Renown Health Systems. The following link will take you the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners where you can enter his last name and review his previous medical background and training (https://nsbme.mylicense.com/verification/Search.aspx). Earlier this week, I had the misfortune of interacting with Dr. Sciascia in one of the Emergency Rooms (ER) associated with Renown Medical Center. I have never come into contact with such a rude, condescending, and offensive health care provider. I should note that I, too, am a doctor and Federal Law Enforcement Officer, so I deal with difficult personalities on a daily basis. I would also like to note that I would never treat any of my patients, no matter who they are or what they've done, the way Dr. Sciascia treated me. This is unacceptable, and I intend on bringing this to the attention of anyone who may come into contact with this physician, someone who should not be allowed to treat patients. When I went to the ER, I was two days post-op, and in a considerable amount of pain. As I previously mentioned, I was unlucky to have Dr. Sciascia pick up my case. From the first moment I met him, there was something odd about his demeanor and he had the worst bedside demeanor I have ever witnessed. My friend that accompanied me to the ER said the exact thing, and she actually picked up on this vibe before I did. As an aside, all of the nurses were flabbergasted by my account of what occurred during my interactions with Dr. Sciascia. Long story short, Dr. Sciascia essentially accused me of drug-seeking, and told me that he didn't believe that I was actually experiencing pain, despite being 2 days postop. Dr. Sciascia was literally trying to instigate an argument with me, which I refused to engage in. He compared to me heroin addicts, which I am not, as well as misusing my pain medication, which I did not. Dr. Sciascia then compared me to other patients he has seen with "broken bones sticking" sticking out of their skin and that they refused to take any medication at all. First of all, I dislike being compared to other people, especially when their injuries are not even close to what my surgery or pain entailed. As a man, Dr. Sciascia does not know how painful certain 'female conditions' can be, so it is extremely rude to dismiss as if it meant nothing. Dr. Sciascia invalidated the pain I was experiencing, and I refuse to let anyone treat or speak to me in such a manner. Prior to being released from the ER, he informed me that I was going to be prescribed Gabapentin, a drug with which I am familiar. Gabapentin, also known as Neurontin, is a medication used for neuropathic pain, not postoperative pain. I asked Dr. Sciascia how that would be helpful in my situation, and he literally said, "I don't know." My friend advocated for me by asking for something that actually helped me, and he switched it to a muscle relaxant, which I refuse to take. I am unfamiliar with that medication, and I have lost trust in doctors in Renown's ER. More than one nurse I came into contact with during my several hour stint in the ER informed me that Dr. Sciascia "has a really weird demeanor...[and] has no bedside manner." They said more, but I hope you get where I am coming from. I will be taking this to the medical board of NV, as well as any site on which a review can be posted. Dr. Sciascia caused more harm than good, as I was extremely upset when leaving the ER, and I was still in pain. Given that I have only had one experience with Dr. Sciascia, I cannot comment on his overall competence as an ER Physician, and it would be unethical of me to do so. I can only speak to my personal experience with Dr. Sciascia, which was so horrific that I will never return to that ER for fear of coming into contact with him again. I am writing this review in hopes that others will read this and steer clear of Dr. Sciascia, if at all possible. If you want to be treated like a human being, find another doctor. Further, as a doctor myself (not an MD), I am a strong advocate for those who may not have the knowledge, access, or resources to go up against a physician. This is NOT over. Thank you for reading.

My boyfriend broke out with giant blotchy rashes all over his body for no apparent reason one day…read more We visited an urgent care, only to wait almost 3 hours for them to tell us to go to the ER. We were so frustrated, however I am glad that Dr. Sciascia (pronounced "Sha-sha") was able to treat him. Although the ER was incredibly busy that day, Dr. Sciascia made an effort to find the root of the problem without pushing him to have unnecessary medications, labs, etc. He suggested some over the counter meds we could purchase, gave us a prescription, and referred him to an allergist. Most importantly, he took the time to answer all of our questions and check on him before we left. It was the most efficient and caring ER visit we had. Plus, he's hilarious and super personable. Highly recommended!