Of course, if this place is the closest and you have a medical emergency or if you have a surgeon…read morewho is recommended to you who works here then go, but I would choose another hospital if you have the option. Not impressed with the lack of communication between the nursing staff and doctors. The nurses know what's going on, but don't communicate their observations to the doctors. I don't know if that's policy, but it should change. Everyone just reads the doctor's notes and doesn't seem to evaluate the patient and what else is going on. My mother went in for surgery on Tuesday. The nurse was unable to draw blood or insert the IVs due to my mother's small veins. The anesthesiologist inserted both IVs but missed a vein, causing complications following the surgery. My mother's arm was bruised (to be expected) and grossly swollen, oozing blood and fluid and developed blisters. Several nurses noticed this but never mentioned it to any of the doctors. One nurse even commented the IV wasn't in the vein and removed that IV. She was in the hospital 4 days. The day she was released we ended up going to urgent care because we thought her arm looked infected. The urgent care nurse practitioner suggested we go back to the hospital. We ended up going to the Marana satellite office because it was closer. That doctor said he thought she may have a blood clot, but said they did not have an ultrasound machine available on the weekends to look at it, and neither did the La Cholla hospital location. We called the surgeon's office to let them know what was happening. They said the La Cholla hospital did indeed have an ultrasound available, so we ended up going back there. After the ultrasound and waiting for 4 hours without ever being seen by a doctor or nurse to evaluate her arm Melanie came in to discharge us. I said, well, I guess she doesn't have a blood clot. She said, has no one been in here to talk to you, we said no, and asked her to look at my mother's arm. She diagnosed my mother with extravasation. She called a doctor who came in and said she'd evaluated my mother's arm and also, no clot. The doctor had never evaluated my mother's arm, maybe the results of the ultrasound, but had never actually looked at her arm. So that was a flat out lie So thank you Melanie. I do recommend Melanie in outpatient ER. She is amazing and needs to be recognized.

East side... Dr. Jules MANGLER (Manger), Urologist, totally…read moreBOTCHED my GLS surgery... caused me a ton of pain and stress... Guy is totally incompetent. The Eastside facility was a hot mess... phones didn't work, his nurses never returned a single of 6 calls... follow up, none. A disaster.

She's a horrible doctor! If you're looking for a kind, compassionate, respectful doctor that…read moreactually listens to you then I definitely wouldn't recommend her. If I could give her negative stars, I would! You can blatantly tell she doesn't genuinely care for your wellbeing! Awful that a person goes to school for all those years to help people but they end up neglecting them instead!

I was in search of a new family doctor. I needed to see someone quickly due to having many…read moresymptoms. I was seen within minutes of my appointment. Her assistant was amazing...professional and listened to my concerns. Dr Williams listened to ALL of my concerns and addressed them immediately. She sent me for testing and after receiving 2 scans, she called me personally to give me the results the following morning of both...even before I had access to the reports. She's been the BEST family doctor I've ever been to in 53 years. I've never posted a review, but she is deserving of this one.

I love my obgyn... but this office is ridiculous! I was…read morepretty much forced to schedule a sono during one of my busiest work weeks and no one bothered to tell me that i was going to owe a co pay the second time i came in... i was told i had a one time co pay :/ the previous visit. The techs are pretty great but the main office needs some better customer service and communication.

Rudest front office staff you will ever deal with. Go here if you want to deal with that and be…read morescared to death to hear what they'll say after every ultra sound. My son was born with a true knot on his umbilical cord that they did not detect after about 100 different ultrasounds. This place is beyond horrible.

Had a great experience at noble clinical research!!! Would recommend to others!! The workers are…read moreextremely friendly and make you feel welcomed!! Thank you noble!!!

So my name is Anna Godines I have been here to the noble clinic twice. I'm in a research study for…read morecovid since I got here everybody has always been real polite when I first got here they told me that I didn't meet the qualifications for the study, but the lady was really nice I can't remember her name she mention that she would try to fit me into a study that I could get into since I was already their. In the end they let me participate in the study I don't regret it they always make sure that I feel comfortable that I'm all right that I'm doing good everybody is real polite nice and kind. I would refer this office for any study that you qualify for they truly do care about your health and want to see a change and that's why I believe in these studies.

Lost an appointment I confirmed and paid for ahead of time, then made me wait over 2 hrs to get the…read moreappointment. Lost a prescription I had for years on file Repeatedly sends prescriptions to wrong pharmacy, for prescriptions that haven't changed in years Sent an Rx in by accident for 1 pill, instead of usual 30 day supply I have waited over an hour past my appointment times in person to get seen Administrative disaster. Avoid

Total scam. Do not go here. They will try and charge you even though your medical insurance pays…read morefor a preventative visits!

Never went there. I went next-door to the primary care clinic and they got me in right away and…read moretook good care of me. Dr. Meyers was excellent, but their office staff needs a little practice getting things like appointments right.

This 1 start review is for their ORO Valley location. My Bone Dex test was scheduled 5 1/2 months…read morein advance, they called ME after receiving the orders. I show up today for the appointment and guess what? They have absolutely no record of me or my orders. No, I did not make a mistakes as I verified with Dr office that yes that was were the orders went, and as I said, they called me. What a waste of a trip, no I'm sorry, no we'll squeeze you in, no we'll reschedule you, just a "go away" attitude. I will NEVER go back to that location and urge others to stay away. Their NW hospital location is wonderful. That's where I have always gone and that's where I'll go back to. Oro Vally - the worst! NW hospital - great

I saw Dr. David Alster for evaluation of a 12 mm adrenal adenoma and worsening orthostatic…read morehypotension. My experience was a complete waste of five months, and I ultimately had to start the entire process over with another physician. At my third and final appointment, Dr. Alster informed me that two critical tests had been lost. These were tests I had specifically inquired about through the patient portal before that appointment, yet the issue was never addressed until I was sitting in his office. Instead of taking responsibility, he attempted to shift the blame onto me. This was not the first time there had been problems with my testing. Throughout my care, testing instructions were unclear and inconsistent, with different staff members providing conflicting information. Appointments were rushed, making it difficult to ask questions, which is why I relied on the patient portal for communication, which was a waste. Dr. Alster struck me as disorganized, unprofessional, and a poor communicator with little bedside manner. Losing critical tests after five months and then blaming the patient is simply unacceptable. Learn from my mistake and look elsewhere.

Dr Habibi is an excellent Endocrinologist. She listens, is very smart and quickly has suggestions…read moreon a medical plan going forward. Technically she knows a lot about the CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitor) and was able to immediately see how much it helped my husband to learn how what he was eating would affect his blood sugars. A number of years ago I also went to see Dr Alster for my thyroid. I was very happy with his plan that helped calm down my thyroid, and I have a great deal of confidence in this whole practice of doctors / endocrinologists.

They closed up shop in Tucson, Arizona without refunding patients for prepaid treatments…read more I would give them zero Stars if allowed

Spent $3,800 for 16 treatments for erectile dysfunction with absolutely no results. Flagstone…read moreMedical Doctor prescribed Cialis once a day which drastically raised my blood pressure to dangerous levels. I had to stop treatments at number 14. No refunds for unused sessions and no follow up. Never saw the doctor again. CAVEAT EMPTOR!

I went here for an emergency appointment after spending 23k at the ER for a kidney infection. They…read moredid a CT scan and found pelvic inflammation so they referred me here- for an appointment the next day. They did swabs and then proceeded to never contact me again. I called multiple times a week asking for results and they called me a MONTH. LATER. and told me they lost my swab. They said I need to come back in and get the test redone. This was literally an emergency appointment that I paid out of pocket for and they did less than nothing--this place is a sad excuse for healthcare. Never go here if you care about yourself. Seriously.

Just had my baby here in December 2025. I was very concerned about how things were going to go…read moreconsidering I had a fairly traumatic first birth years ago at a different hospital, but thankfully this experience was absolutely amazing in every way. I came in for high blood pressure, was offered an induction, took the induction and was able to still follow my birth plan which consisted of wanting to stay unmedicated (no epidural or medication based pain management) and no Pitocin. Nurses were absolutely amazing and so kind. Because I was going unmedicated, they offered me the wireless monitor so I could get up and walk around if I wanted to which was a huge plus. I did NOT want to be stuck to a bed and thankfully I didn't have to be. Labor and delivery went smoothly and I was not at any point pushed to accept any interventions I did not want. In the mother-baby unit (I can't remember what they specifically call it), the only complaint I had was we were not told about the "celebration meal" that you can order for your dinner. Wasn't a huge deal anyway because my husband got us sushi and brought it back. Every person on staff were so sweet and helpful. The billing department has a little left to be desired but apparently its common for issues to arise with certain insurances but I'm not the first and surely will not be the last woman to give birth using VA community care insurance so they should know there should be no patient charges. Literally my only issues have come from billing.