Dr. Ronan is one of the best doctors I've ever had. Unfortunately, I've had A LOT, due to chronic…read morerespiratory issues. Dr. Ronan was the third pulmonologist I sought care from and have never looked back. She's EXTREMELY smart, up-to-date on all current medical research, spends so much time with each patient, and is genuinely invested in your well-being and health. I have a habit of googling and researching my symptoms and diagnoses and this is not always received well by other doctors I've had. However, Dr. Ronan encourages me to do this, as she knows the patient is an expert on their own bodies, so she wants to take into consideration any possible theories you may have about what's going on. In addition to Dr. Ronan, her staff are amazing. Her MA is quick and responsive. They have the prior authorization process down and will work to challenge insurance companies if initially given a denial. I've told Dr. Ronan that I literally owe her my life. She brought me back from the lowest point in my life, due to chronic illness, to a place where I can live a happy, healthy, "normal" life of a 42 year old. She never gave up, even though my conditions were complex and took a lot of trial and error, and was along side me through everything. Everyone deserves a doctor like Dr. Ronan!

I had the best experience with Dr. Bridgett Ronin and Arizona Pulmonary Specialists. I had a chest…read morex-ray that was very concerning and wanted to see a specialist ASAP. I called the office and Maggie the scheduler, was able to get me in to see Dr. Bridgett Ronan in a few days. The office assisted me in having my CT scan results sent to their office prior to my visit. Once I arrived at the office they checked my temperature before I entered the lobby, ensuring the safety of all patients present in the waiting area. Kasia, the doctor's assistant checked my vitals and gave me a brief pulmonary function test. She was very friendly but also very efficient. Shortly after I was checked into the room, Dr. Ronin arrived and explained my CT scan in great detail. She was warm and friendly at the same time very professional. She not only explained the results of my CT scan, she showed me the images and how she arrived at her determination. She took a lot of time explaining my condition and I felt very confident in her advice. She did deliver good news but I must say that even if she were giving me not such good news, she would have done it in a very detailed and compassionate way. I will be followed by Dr. Ronin for the foreseeable future to monitor my condition, and I really look forward to seeing her again. I'm 61 years old and Dr. Ronin is one of the best doctors I've ever encountered. I would recommend her to anyone who wants a very knowledgeable, educated, warm and compassionate doctor.

The minute you walk in you understand, you're in good hands…read moreFrom the front desk to medical staff, I felt like I was in good hands I feel confident that all my medical needs would be met. Thank you

I was being seen here for months. MAy diagnosed me with pneumonia. October 2025 I was diagnosed…read morewith adenocarcinoma stage 4 after getting a second opinion. This Doctor was too busy on a phone call to make his appointment with me. Would never follow up with a CAT scan had his NP due all his work

No pulmonologist available to meet with. What's the point is all you get is a physicians…read moreassistant. And they don't discount you bill when you only see a assistant.

There aren't sufficient words to express the efficiency For Dr. Firas Joudeh and his staff! The…read moremoment you enter into the office they speak and acknowledge your presence, once you've been taken to your exam room and they take your vitals, she assures you that Dr. Joudeh will be in shortly, Well! In walks this tall statuesque gentle friendly caring man with a warm smile ready to ask all the pertinent important questions regarding your need, for him to be able to diagnose your issue, once that was established he prescribed what I needed and gave me a treatment while I was there. The young lady that gave me my treatment was patient and caring. *****

Dr. Kim Parker does not return phone calls. First time I left message for a return call she never…read morereturned the call, six months later I requested a return phone call it took five days before she called back. I would not recommend her. Both calls were related to upper respiratory infection after air travel. Also, she likes to talk about her children more than what is going on with me.

Dr. Parker is amazing! she takes time to listen and explain issues that concerned me. her demeanor,…read morelanguage and style made me confident in her. Her level of care is top notch!

After a not so great experience at Biltmore ENT I did some research and visited Dr. Rehl's office…read moreat the AZ Sinus Center and I'm glad I did! He was professional, courteous and took the time to explain his process and any questions I had. It's obvious he cares about his patients and he makes the extra effort to get the right diagnosis. (Also has one of the steadiest hands in the west!) I didn't have to wait very long after checking in and his staff made onboarding and out boarding a breeze. Can't recommend his practice enough if you are looking for a great ENT in Phoenix.

I have been seeing Dr Rehl intermittently for the last 10 years. He is very kind and listens to…read moreyour concerns. He thoroughly explains everything that he finds, what your options are and why he feels it is or isn't necessary. His office is clean and updated. His office is located right across the street from Banner University so it's easy to get to right off the freeway. I would highly recommend Dr Rehl if you are having any sinus issues. If he's not close to your house, I promise he's worth the drive.

This office is spectacular! I called around to a few other pulmonologists in early January 2022 who…read morecouldn't get me in until mid-March but when I called the Arizona Center for Chest Diseases they were able to get me in with the nurse practitioner, Erin. They scheduled my appointment for 1/26 but that was cancelled by them and rescheduled for 2/1. When I called to schedule, they gave detailed instructions as to where they're located and instructed me to check in 30 min before my appt time to fill out paperwork. You'll need the full 30 min to do this. When I met with Erin, she took her time to explain everything to me and was very patient and answered all of my questions. This is the type of care I expect when I see a medical professional and I was so happy to see that these types of medical professionals still exist. I also had to have a chest x-ray and a blood draw and the nurses helping me were super nice and joked around with me, which I liked. The office is super efficient too and all my medical information was scanned in and reviewed by Erin and I felt her recommendations were trustworthy and spot on.

Hands down, this was one of the best experiences I have had at a doctor's office!!! In fact, this…read moreis the first yelp review I have ever done for a medical facility lol It was a very busy day, but the office staff was still friendly, professional and organized! Thank you to Allison and Colleen!!! Dr. Horonenko was AMAZING! His bed side manner is very comforting. He really took the time to talk to me about my concerns and he was so caring. Thank you to everyone at Arizona Center for Chest Diseases for making my first experience a great one! : )

DO NOT GO HERE. I…read morewent to get a replacement CPAP machine and had the request rejected twice by my insurance company because the pracitice failed to provide information showing the device was medically necessary. It was a replacement machine. They wrote the original order. Their was no reason for this to happen. As of this moment, it's been almost 30 days and I am still waiting for them to send the proper documentation to the insurance company. In addition, the quality of care was unacceptable. I waited more than 30 minutes in the exam room before having to go to the front desk to see what the delay was. No one ever checked on me. After inquiring, somehow the doctor was suddenly available. The front desk person also said it was weird in that he did not have a patient before me. I cannot stress enough how terrible this practice is.

Worst front office experience ever. I've been trying to get in with a referral for 3 months. Myself…read moreand my PCP have sent over several faxes all show delivered and to the correct number. I have called several times and all they say is they haven't received it. No solution whatsoever, no help whatsoever and when they transfer you to someone else above them that may be able to help it goes to a voicemail and they never return your messages. This has been the most frustrating experience I have ever had with an administrative staff at a medical practice. It's a shame since I believe the nurses and medical providers here are good. Whoever is in charge of the front office staff and administration needs to fix this. People who need to see these physicians are getting blocked due to what appears to be incompetence. I will update this review if they ever call me back and fix this situation.

Pulmory means lungs - plus their relationship with other internal organs…read more I arrived with family members for a family member appointment. I am an outsider. When I heard a client rip loose with a lung-shredding, lifetime of smoking cough I knew why they wete here. The sound also triggered lost memories of the days when coughs like that were common, days before the technologies and materials were around for easier, longer lives. I also remember my grandfather, 3 pack a day smoker, a top shelf in a tiny bedroom storage closet with Parliament cartons ready to be cracked open and burned stick by stick. He learned smoking in the bars of East St. Louis where sandwiches were a nickel and cigarettes in bowls free for smoking. His living room ash tray, knee high bronze color with a round amber color ash tray was a perfect prop for a toddler learning to walk - and taste everything. Nicotine is very bitter. We did not arrive for my grandfather's lungs. You are not interested in my memories. This is a modern, monster practice. I di not know if they are all here but Nancy, administrative anchor told me 26 physicians practice iunder the Arizona Pulmonary banner. A bit of a line checking in, a room full of clients and helpful staff behind the reception desk. Lots of record-keeping tablet computer check in devices were handed out. After about 15 minutes we were shown to an exam room. Dr. Lessler was our Specialist. Deeply knowledgeable, able to recite the facts of the case like a PhD defending a deeply technical dissertation, she summed up every aspect of the family medical issue. Arizona Pulmonary is a beehive of special roles. And the dispensing of medical care is governed by insurance companies. And dispensing of care in the practice requires appointments with various specialist assistants. Sprometry, Blood oxygen level walking testers, no wheelchairs or rollators allowed! Oxygen helps our family member breathe. Their blood oxygen level is too high for any medical insurance approval, arrangement of equipment, delivery, etc. Oxygen helps our family member, blood oxygen levels teetering above the magical 88%. We want to find them oxygen, paying out of pocket. We worked through that issue. Family member schefuled fir a walking test in 2026, a recommendation for O2 - Self Pay only, No Insurance. We were offered a medical rquipment company referral, with delivery. That triggered a memory of a 1940's cartoon where a chsracter got a bill. Their eyeballs rolled like slot machine rolls - printed with giant dollar signs. Please, leave the driving to us! Self pay does not mean bottomless pay. Everyone in this practice knows their role. Roles are very clear. A client may visit many role players during visits. That's fine. Prescription scripts were flashed across the internet..As we got close to home, a text informed us they were ready. A "lower your cost" link in the message took the co-pay from $49 to $9. Nancy printed an O2 script I received after a five minute wait. Dr. Lessler was a fountain of knowledge. Life moves on. Back in January.

I worked there, and it was a horrible experience. They expect an unattainable amount of work be…read moredone in 40 hours. I worked a crazy amount of hours unpaid just to be able to keep my job to be able to pay my bills, and keep my medical insurance. Management is awful. I was made to believe that this was a family first company. It is NOT! It is about the dollar. HR told my private information to other employees, and are still talking about me even though I no longer work there. I finally had enough and quit. My sanity was worth more than being employed there, and treated like I was a robot. Stay away from this practice. You are not looked at as a patient or an employee. You are simply a dollar sign.

Dr Drachler takes over 15 minutes to write a final paragraph on the patient before us waited over…read moretwo hours before calling it quits don't waste your or money here it would have been faster to drive to Mexico for results if it was possible to give them negative stars i would

I would disagree w/ the other review I saw here. I've been going to Dr Drachler for a few years. I…read morewould say he is quite competent and professional. Furthermore he has many years of experience which I believe gives him an edge. The biggest problem with Honor is more a matter of attempting to fit in as many patients a day as possible. This problem is not unique to HonorHealth. I've been to them all. Of the major medical corps out there, i. e. Dignity, Banner, Abrazo, Mayo, etc. I would say Honor and Mayo are best.

I was seen by a PA that gave me a list stating she would initiate a sleep study, increase Trelegy…read moreand provide antobiodic prescription for pnuemonitis. I have the list on her letterhead and writing. When, I heard nothing, I called several days later . I was told no e of those things were happening as that isn't what she wrote in my chart. So I sit here sick, and looking for a new dr. Its hard to walk out of an office thinking certain things would happen. Then you basically be told "psych. Just kidding".

I recently visited Desert Center for Allergy & Chest Diseases with serious allergy and respiratory…read moreconcerns. I brought my own medical records and symptom history--but the back-office staff refused to review any of it. The allergist interrupted me repeatedly, minimized everything I tried to share, and essentially accused me of exaggerating or lying about my symptoms--even while I was visibly unwell in the exam room. Sadly, a family member of mine had a similarly disturbing experience at this same office. It seems they are not equipped--or willing--to handle patients with complex medical histories. At one point during my visit, after the allergist left and the nurse rushed out, I overheard him ask her within about a minute, "...they're still here?" I felt humiliated and walked out. The allergist questioned why I even came and made it clear he wouldn't help me. It was a traumatic and degrading experience. Their refusal to listen, document, or take basic steps to assess my condition is not just unprofessional--it's dangerous. Afterward, I looked at their Yelp and Google reviews and saw others report nearly identical experiences: being rushed, dismissed, and treated with disrespect by both doctors and staff. This does not feel like a legitimate allergy or pulmonary clinic. My family and I will never return. Please advocate for yourself and seek care elsewhere. Your health is too important to be treated like this.