I got a form letter with a poor, vague explanation of why I was being let go. I don't owe any money…read moreto them, I have good insurance, I am rarely sick. It sounds like he wasn't making enough from my insurance. I needed an Rx filled before I can see my new Dr. and was told they would not do it. I had 30-days but didn't need it filled before then. Now I have to go weeks without a medication I need until I can see a new Doctor. I feel horrible physically. Patient beware. Doctor with no scruples.

I have been seeing Dr. Benjamin for years. She is always very caring and compassionate. She listens…read morecarefully to my concerns and offers me viable solutions. Since I first started seeing her, I have moved further away. Rather than find a new doctor closer to me, I have elected to keep seeing her despite the distance. Highly recommended!!

Dr Miriam Benjamin has been my PCP for over decade. I can recommend her without hesitation. She is…read morecourteous...smart...up-to-date....and listens to my concerns.,...she ROCKS!!!

I highly recommend Northwest Family Physicians if you are need of a family physician…read more I currently see Dr. Steven Dusseau and he is a wonderful physician and always is there when my family needs him from the simplest physical to any illness or issues you may have. His nurses are so friendly and care for their patient's like they are their family. I can always count on Northwest Family Physicians to match me with another doctor if mine is out sick or out of the office. They are very professional and handle patient care very well here. If you don't believe me, come check it out for yourself and book your first screening with your next physician!

I was researching doctor's near the Northwest area where I reside and found these wonderful folks…read more As you may notice there are a lot of doctor's to choose from here. Most have the name Dr.Dusseau, so don't be thrown off by this because as you guessed it is a family of doctor's. You have Paul Dusseau which is the father and his two sons, Steven and Joseph. Then you have the options of Dr. Blosser, Dr. Long, Dr. Waterfield, Dr. Roland, Dr. Wilt and Dr. Winzenread. Choosing the right doctor is important but if your a new patient like me, you will want to check which doctor will accept your insurance. I went with Dr. Steven Dusseau in the end because he accepted my insurance right away and was very easy to work with. Why would I choose a young doctor? I had an old doctor before and believed his practice was not that great because he was not keeping up with current medical practices. I also started a talk thread a while ago to get an idea of what kind of doctors people are seeing these days to get an idea of who I wanted to go with. Today, Dr. Steven Dusseau managed to tell me what he thinks I may have and also tested me further to see what other issues I may have going on. I don't think I would have ever had this from my previous doctor and not a great explanation of how my muscles could be experiencing so much pain. Plus this doctor also got to know me today which is also very important to me as a new patient. I feel confident in saying that Steven is a great doctor and following his father's footsteps was a great choice.

Called and asked if they accept self-pay patients (says they do on their site). The billing…read morespecialist goes, "(pause) yeeeees, we do, but, I'm not sure any doctors are accepting new patients." Right. Sure. I really don't understand practices that don't like self-pay patients because they don't have to fight with insurance or their patients to get paid!

I got a form letter with a poor, vague explanation of why I was being let go. I don't owe any money…read moreto them, I have good insurance, I am rarely sick. It sounds like he wasn't making enough from my insurance. I needed an Rx filled before I can see my new Dr. and was told they would not do it. I had 30-days, but didn't need it filled before then. Now I have to go weeks without a medication I need until I can see a new Doctor. I feel horrible physically. Patient beware.

I scheduled an appointment to see my rheumatologist after an inflammation flare up and she was…read morerandomly at this office, instead of where I normally see her in Upper Arlington. While it was a little further away, I was just glad I could get in relatively fast. I only had to schedule about a week or so out. The directions were simple and it was easy to find, right off 270. I arrived fifteen minutes prior to my appointment, which is the time repeated over and over again on voicemails and emails, and was checked in right away. They gave me a surgical mask, took my temperature, verified all my insurance and information, and took my co-pay. I filled out a form and waited for roughly five minutes before a nurse took me to a room and covered my medications, allergies, etc. My appointment started right on time and took about an hour (typical for these types of appointments). The place was sparkling clean, the entire staff was friendly and while everyone had masks on, I could tell they were smiling and empathetic to the situation we've all been in the past several months. Overall, this office was a little further, but it had everything I needed and I wouldn't mind coming here again.

Dr Kegler is the best. I have been going to him for years. i feel confident that I'm getting the…read morebest care.

Had thorough exam with Dr Kegler's assistant who was incredibly friendly and helpful. I found her…read morerecommendations and suggestions honest and extremely beneficial to me. My visit with Dr. Kegler himself was also very informative. 'Apparently' you're supposed to throw away your disposable contact lenses rather than using them for months on end as protein building and infection can occur. Who'd have thought??!! Guess I should stick with the professionals rather than going with the if-it-doesn't-hurt-it's-okay approach from now on.