Their care has always been top notch and both Dr Bates and Dr Chenoy have served me very well .They…read moreare pleasant and positive in their conversations and I usually find them cheerful and encouraging . I'm very happy to have been seeing them for several years now .

I revisited Dr. Bates a few months ago, with my wife. My wife uses Dr. Bates as her doctor. While…read morein 2019, I had a horrible visit, as I previously wrote, back in 2022, maybe she was having a bad day. The most recent visit was good. She carefully listened to my wife and even had a brief positive, friendly conversation with me. Definitely not the same experience I had back in 2019. The medical system here in Tucson, appears to be overloaded. In retrospect, I would give Dr. Bastes another try. Since my 2019 visit she has changed offices, and her current office #215, has individuals that treat the patients in a nice manner. Her previous office down the hall, has a at least one terrible employee sitting at the receptionist area. When I visit her older office #225, there is one receptionist that I try to avoid, like the plague. As I already stated, the office staff at suite #215, is a breath of fresh air. I now try to avoid any doctor operating out of office #225. Just my opinion.

I have been assigned a new heart specialist. Dr F. i'm…read moreearly for my appointment , technically i think this is just a follow up after the New Medtronic Pacemaker was installed. All good

The medical staff is excellent, knowledgeable and respectful…read more The front desk staff, however, is another story. Disorganized, chatty and rude. I'm not quite sure that they are aware that we are paying customers and we have choices. They are supposed to set the tone for the office visit , not to get patients upset. I suggest Communication and customer service training. Angelika Russell, CMC

Dr listens to his patients PA is fabulous, office staff always responsive, medicine the way it…read moreshould be.

Dr, Bohay has been seeing me for over 30 years - I couldn't have ASKED for a better doctor. He and…read moreis NP Shannon Sealy, are SUPER KNOWLEDGEABLE, SUPER FRIENDLY, VERY PROFESSIONAL. I love the new office on El Dorado - alot more personable, quieter - and the staff isn't as "flighty" as the other office was - no being ignored while trying to make an appt as they were discussing last nights date or party (other office). Dr. Bohay is TOP OF THE LINE IN KNOWLEDGE, PROFESSIONALISM and Kindness. Luckily he is my age so that he won't be retiring "early" and I can still utilize his services.

Dr. Sarah is the most caring doctor I've ever had! He listens (rarity) and works to solve the…read moreproblem. LOVE him! Also really like his new staff - the last not so much. He has always been fantastic. I drive 45 minutes each way to see him.

Outstanding, competent and takes action! I really appreciate how Dr. Alif Sarah studied the stats…read moreof my charts and blood work and then took time to ask me questions and think through what could be possible causes for what my symptoms were. He took the time and used his years of experience and expertise and we're getting results! I really appreciate his attentiveness and his care and support of me personally. It makes a difference when medical professionals take an interest in actually seeing you feel better! Thank you Dr Sarah!!

I was referred to Dr. Peress by my cardiologist who said he is excellent at what he does. My nurse…read morepractitioner also recommended him. I was warned that Dr. Peress does not keep his appointments on time and may not have the best bedside manner, but that he is good at what he does, electrocardiology. My appointment was for 8:30 am and he took me on time. He walked in, introduced himself, looked me in the eye when he spoke with me and was very professional. I have nothing but the highest regard for him. He took a few minutes to review my EKG's, ask questions, and determine my diagnosis. I have been having tachycardia attacks for over 25 years and never has a cardiologist been so exact in his analysis. He knew what I had and why I experience my heart symptoms. He drew a picture and explained in detail how my heart was operating. We discussed my options. They ranged from ablation to beta blockers to nothing at all. We agreed on what was best for me in my situation. I now had the information I needed to make an informed decision which was to try a beta blocker when I have an episode. I know that if I choose in the future to have ablation, that I now have a cardiologist whom I trust to do the procedure and do it right! When you go to a specialist, you should not choose the person by his office staff, or how friendly he or she is, or whether they see you on time. You should select the most knowledgeable, most proficient, the one you are confident knows what he is doing and can perform the procedure correctly. If you choose Dr. Peress, you will be in the hands of someone you can trust.

Terrific quality care. Been seeing Dr. Adler for 20+ years! He is always attentive and caring. He…read morehas also promised not to retire until I die. Well, maybe not the last part.

Returned to find dr adler back great to see him. Annie McDonald np very good. New front desk gal…read moreSandra very kind. Thank you Dr adler & crew loreli k the nurse practioner left and dr adler is back seeing more patients. My parents went to him & I followed. " where everyday is senior day" ! Jk Miss Andrea who left at front desk too.

Dr. B is a nice guy, but I must question his treatments for varicose veins. The first treatment…read morethat I received was done with a laser and the results were great. It worked very well. The next treatments were done with injections around my ankle area and was very painful. This treatment caused a open wound to form on my ankle about the size of a silver dollar. The wound did not heal for over a year and when I asked Dr. B about this he said that it was normal and he told me to put medical-honey on it. This was very painful and did not work at all. I had my regular doctor treat this wound and finally it healed after about a year and a half. Still I was left with a major scar on my ankle that is still very tender to this day. The varicose veins on my ankle are actually worse than when I first went to Dr. B. On top of this he sent me a bill for $1875.00 for a procedure that did not work. I told him that I would not pay him a dime and was lucky I did not sue him. Now I found out that he sent me to collections for the money which showed up on my credit report. I would not recommend him to my worst enemy. You would think that he should be held accountable for messing up my ankle. I may have to seek an attorneys help after all.

The good doctor and his able staff easily earn my highest compliment - 5 Stars. He takes his time…read morewith patients, listens, considers, empathizes, and offers very good direction. He is a gentleman who is worthy of the full measure of the most accurate definition of gentleman. I am blessed to have found this professional.

I have been a patient of Dr Mayer for many years , both before and after his concierge practice…read morestatus. If I could give him 10 stars I would. He is extremely knowledgeable, compassionate, thorough and nonjudgmental. He takes all the time needed for you at your appointment (never looking at his watch at 10 minutes as I have experienced with other doctors ) . Yes, this means that you might be late fir your scheduled appointment, but that is only because he makes sure everybody is heard and receives the best care possible, including you !

Know this before calling his office; Dr. Mayer is a concierge doctor. I don't have an issue with…read morehis concierge status but be warned that YOU WILL NOT BE INFORMED OF THIS WHEN YOU CALL TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT. My story: I called his office on June 30 to make an appointment. I told the lady that I needed a new PCP and was experiencing frequent dizzy spells. After confirming that he accepted my health insurance, she set my appointment date for July 6. When I arrived for my appointment, I was offered coffee and water and told to have a seat. No one took vitals or height/weight which seemed odd. A lady then walked out to the waiting room and began to explain the details of the concierge service. Once I told her that I wasn't interested in the service, she said, "Then you're not a candidate for this. Let me get you a list of other doctors." WHY wasn't I informed of his being a concierge doctor WHEN I INITIALLY CALLED? I could have then looked for another doctor instead of WASTING 3 FULL BUSINESS DAYS as I waited for my appointment. THIS IS UNETHICAL! It was obvious that the purpose of my 6 July visit was not to meet with the doctor but, rather, to give me the sales pitch. While this may sound dramatic, I felt like I had fallen victim to the bait and switch timeshare scam at a high end resort. This is UNETHICAL, especially when you consider that I told the lady on the phone about my dizzy spells.