Dr. Luy is excellent. During this time of Covid you would think doctors would be overworked and…read morestressed out but Dr Luy has always answered any questions promptly and always gives great care. I've gone through about 10 primary care doctors through Froedtert and am very glad and grateful to have found Dr. Luy.

Dr. Luy is an excellent doctor for your everyday needs. He is no nonsense, always on time and…read moreobviously an intelligent guy. Highly recommended!

Dr Buth has been overseeing my medical needs for decades. Her medical acumen, combined with a…read morepatient centered approach, makes me feel confident and secure. She has patience and empathy, and takes time to understand my fears. I am a person, not simply a patient in Dr. Buth's office. Her staff is upbeat, competent, and caring. Labs are onsite, and parking is a beeze. Dr Jamie Buth has allowed me to feel at ease with my health care.

From the owner: The Froedtert Inclusion Health Clinic is a unique clinic designed to meet the comprehensive health…read morecare needs of the LGBTQ+ community.

Can't say enough great things about Dr Nolan. She always take time to listen to your problems and…read morehelps work with to get them taken care of.

During a major surgery I was treated quite well and respect !…read more The nurses were attentive and made me feel cared for ! The room was cleaned daily! The RNs and practicing staff were very kind always Food isn't great but who knows after surgery! Dr Clarissa Clark and Dr Erin Strong surgeons are excellent! The top floor room was spacious ! Don't want to be in the hospital again but I had great care recovery on this long road!

Run like a for profit hospital. All they care about is overcharging for anything they can get away…read morewith. Was charged almost $3'000 for Resuscitation that was NEVER preformed! Froedtert hospital can show the logs because it was NEVER done...but they charged me for it.

Takes time to listen. Allows the patient to participate in his/her own care. Great osteopathic…read moremanipulations. Highly recommend.

This is the best doctor I have ever had the pleasure of meeting, both him and his wife treat tou…read morelike a human, actually listen to you and work with you. The office is immaculate, elegant, and very classy. The front desk lady is sweet and very beautiful. They treat all different types of healthcare, addiction medicine, and psychiatry. Consider yourself blessed to work with these doctors!!!

My first visit was great at least I thought! my son Micheal Peterson (he praises you and your wife)…read moregot me in to see Dr. We talked about the Covid vaccine side effects and since I received the phyzer Covid vaccine I have had nothing but problems and you explained to me how the vaccine was made and tried on ten mice and that it wasn't the best vaccine to receive. So before Milwaukee I first went to Deans Clinic Janesville and was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and problems with sciatic nerve and vitamin d deficiency! And this was all diagnosed after receiving the Covid vaccine. After receiving the booster I got deathly sick with Covid, pneumonia and then the respiratory infection shit! Takes months to see Drs at deans so since I take my son here monthly I figured why not try you. And since you didn't take Medicare or my insurance I would have been glad to pay the out of pocket expense Like I did twice. My first Drs. appointment I though was great you put me on a taper down steroid and then a muscle relaxer For joints and nerves and I thought finally a Dr that understands and cares and that's willing to work with me and second appointment should be better. Only thing before I could come back I ended up in hospital in Janesville with cellulitis for three days and got out only to go in two days later with bacteria infection to Deans Clinic Janesville's so had to cut open drain. Hurt like hell. So not thrilled with Deans clinic(nurses are great) So I visited the Milwaukee clinic today since it was scheduled after and from my first visit in March. I was really looking forward to my appointment today and was rather disappointed. So i explained the muscle relaxers really aren't helping but the steroids did but my immune system got weak from them and then I developed Cellulits. I've had this like 5 times before in legs and knee. So I received a prescription for the infection in arm by hand Today from you and that was it. I did mention last time about anxiety and did let you know today that my mother was dying from cancer and may have two months to live and that I would need to be on the top of my game health wise to help out!! Maybe I expect to much out of our health system???? Anyway done with drs for awhile

My Choice Family Care has terrible case managers. There was an ongoing problem with my brother's…read moresocial worker. He had been requesting a move to an apartment but did not receive any assistance for two years when she knew of more suitable alternatives for places to live. After my brother was asked to move from his group home she all of a sudden could find a nicer place for him. All too late. He died less than a month after he moved to the better place. He could have been happy for much longer had people been doing their jobs. They also had a problem with my advocating for my brother when he asked them on numerous occasions that he would like for them to speak for him. They were very nasty and constantly ignored me.

I am an active client with this agency since early 2013, two years after an accident made me…read morepermanently disabled and unable to walk. MCFC was a government agency which was privatized a few years ago into a not-for-profit corporation. This did not solve the many problems with this agency I have encountered. A number of areas need considerable improvement before I can upgrade this rating. 1) Issue standard single-page statements (legal or letter size paper) that state just the current balance due, and that which is 30, 60, 90, or greater than 120 days overdue. Include on the page a perforated payment portion to include with the payment being made (if done via USPS, which I strongly do not advise due to frequent claims payment has not been received). I appreciate finally (after 6 years) receiving paperwork to authorize ACH payments, welcome to the 20th century. 2) Rather than sending out automated notices claiming that services will be discontinued and threatening termination of Medicaid health coverage (along with property and any life insurance liens threats), first send out a second and third notice, acceptable and very common practice with sole proprietorships through major transnational corporations. 3) Promptly comply with orders and certain prescriptions sent by either myself or doctors (it's usually both), and stop using "we did not receive it" as an excuse for noncompliance. We all have electronic proof that you did receive them that is date and time stamped at our ends. 4) Join the 21st century by allowing payments via debit and credit cards, or through single ACH or automatic payments ONLINE. This should eliminate 100% of the problems with your current system that you stated was one in which paper checks mailed go through several hands before either lost or finally deposited. You are the only ones still in mid 20th century when it comes to payment handling. 5) Stop always going to the lowest bidding vendors and look instead to getting the best vendors available at negotiated prices. Cheapest is not a good measure of ability to fulfill contractual requirements. 6) Make clear to vendors they are permitted to sell their products to your clients directly as the client requires, as well as to quote prices for same. Several vendors telling me they are prohibited by you from doing this for the precise same reason means you are restricting them or strongly implying you are. This is inappropriate at best, especially when Item 3 above is not being met. 7) Stop punishing clients whose income is low enough to qualify for your services simply because all of their income derives from SSDI or Social Security Retirement with premiums (euphemistically referred to as "cost share") due to our working hard for most of our lives. Charging premiums equal to all income greater than the maximum one can receive from SSI (which is not Social Security) for having not worked long and hard enough (if at all). This is insulting to those of us who collect from programs we directly paid into. 8) Count ANY rent or mortgage payments in full as something deductible from income consideration of monthly premium amounts to be paid, as well as landline (or regular cell phone bill if no landline) payments and other necessary utilities. I can accept only one or the other being counted, but not both not being counted as a necessary utility bill. Also count at least the minimum normal internet connection payment as a necessary utility to be deducted from premium calculations. I personally must make appointments and discuss medical issues online, not to mention schedule transportation to appointments, check weather and road conditions (health AND safety need), and monitor local news to know when elections are, not to mention ALL my bills and billing statements are electronic now (as are all payments but yours, hint, hint). 9) Reduce case loads of nurses and caseworkers (see item 3 for why). 10) Allow caseworkers to train up PROPERLY potential replacement or new case workers by having them spend their training with the case worker trainer (see item 3 for why) There is more, but space is limited. These are the most glaringly obvious issues to be resolved (promptly, please), and I'm certain I am not the only client who believes so. Item 3 is an absolute must that needs to be done immediately, unless you want Froedtert doctors, case workers, and administrators getting involved, again (see multiple faxed orders sent for repair and maintenance for my wheelchair, which is increasingly becoming unusable after months of these orders being misfiled or ignored). If I am forced to contact Sunrise Medical to find a vendor to order parts from and to do the repairs myself, they will file a complaint on my behalf with CMMS. I will also (as clearly permitted by law) deduct the cost of parts and what my time was worth when I last was able to work from premiums or seek reimbursement through CMMS. Thanks for making it to the end.