I have been a patient of Dr. Rabbitt for over 30 years. I first saw him I broke my collar bone when…read moreI was 14 then at 17 He found both feet broken in a car accident that the hospital couldn't find after being there for 8 days. He operated on both my feet many times then sent me to other Drs to get another opinion just to make sure he had diagnosed what he thought was the best thing to do. He and the other dr I saw both operated on my foot at the same time. And when he wasn't able to help he was truthful said he wasn't able to help and pointed me in the rite direction. Rabbitt saved my had after I was bit by a spider then I smashed my hand he sent me to a hand specialist. I was hurting so bad I was taking way to much pain meds he sent me to a pain specialist that sent me to JHU I had to go through a bunch of trials to find the best thing to do and in 2002 I had a medical pump put in me to help with my pain. 17 years now and I have my body and life back the pills were killing me, now when I take the meds I feel like crap. I have nothing but great respect and lots of trust for Dr. Rabbitt, I'm going to be really sad when he retires. He just operated on my shoulder I'll give an update in a few weeks don't start PT for 4 weeks. There are some people out there that haven't had a positive experience I guess if your not happy you can move to someone else. He does his best to make you better you also have to do the work that needs to be done. Not every surgery is going to go great I had a few fail. Doc your doing great!!!!

Here's what I have a problem with. I was sent to Dr. Carlini for getting my hip replaced by my…read moreprimary care physician. 3 visits were authorized. I went to the first visit AFTER xrays. Dr stated I needed a hip replacement. Come back in a couple weeks and we will get you lined up. Lets do a bone scan. Got it done. Came back. Yep you def need a replacement. Come back in a few weeks we will get you lined up. I come in and get told we don't have the facilities to handle your size. I am very tall and very big. If he knew this was the case why in the heck did he keep me in pain for an extra few months and charge me for three visits. He could have done this at the first appt when I walked in. Ill tell you why. Chance to get me three rounds of pain meds. Which I wouldn't use anyway. And three paid visits. And Xrays. And bone scans. Kick back after kick back. Insurance abuse. Milk it out for all it's worth. I disputed the charges. They still insisted. And now its on my credit report. We will see how it plays out with my insurance company. I bet the Fed. Govt. wont think its too professional either.

I am enormously grateful for this company. My mother in law very suddenly needed 24/7 caregivers…read moreand we were in a panic trying to find a company to meet her needs. Luckily we chose to use BrightStar. The owners are outstanding. They were calm and understanding in what was a very stressful situation. Even on a Friday night they were available and they were able to quickly schedule caregivers around the clock. All of the caregivers have been competent and compassionate. Our minds are at ease knowing my MIL is being taken care of so well. I 100% would recommend this to anyone that is looking for care for themselves or their loved ones.

I would give one star based on my bad experiences; however, I also had a few aides that are decent,…read moreso I feel 2 stars is fair. Some examples of my experiences with them in the 8 days that we used them: We called the nurse there and was advised to take my husband to ER on a Sunday night. She advised us to cancel out aide the next day because my husband might be admitted. It turned out that the ER visit was not necessary so we returned home around 4:30am. I called their 24-hour hotline and was told by Patrick that he would contact the scheduler at 7:30am to see if we can get our aide back. When I finally got up in the morning after an exhausting night, I called back and found that Patrick didn't contact the scheduler at all. He only did it after I called and told me that the earliest time that an aide could come was 2:30pm. My husband's diaper/sheet was saturated with urine in the morning and I am not strong enough to change him. I had to call another agency to get help. They sent someone over in 40-minutes and helped me clean up my husband. That was an extremely unpleasant and stressful experience. We talked to Brightstar and one of the aides, hoping to have her sign up for more shifts with us. They insisted that it can't be done, but the aide was puzzled because she clearly had the availability. One aide was sleeping on the job, another one had many issues and I told them that I'd rather take care of my husband myself if she was the only one available. I emailed a few people at Brightstar (including the scheduler) about changing the hours from 12-hour per day to two 4-hour shifts. A few days later, I got the new schedule, it still showed 12-hour per day. They claimed that it's hard to get the same aides for the fixed shifts because they all work for different agencies. We had a revolving door of caregivers the first week. The new agency found fixed aides for us in less than 2 days and promised that they'll be the same for the remainder of the time that we still use them (unless any of them are sick or have emergencies - which is reasonable). It CAN be done! My husband (who is in hospice) is very happy with the new aides and I am relieved that I no longer have the headaches dealing with the issues associated with Brightstar.

My mom had Cancer over 22 yrs ago and it hasn't returned. Best dr in the world. The office…read moreexperience was outstanding!

The staff is great, caring and understanding. He is a very kind person and also knowledgeable. I…read morehave been goi g there for several years and have never found them to not be helpful.

My sister and I are really happy to have found Spring Hills Home Care to help care for my mother…read moreduring the week. All of the aids we've worked with have been very kind, caring and most importantly reliable. The office staff are really cooperative and responsive. The exercise physiology sessions have been great for helping build Mom's strength up, hopefully preventing another fall. I highly recommend Spring Hills.

I do not write reviews but my friend Has been sharing the situations that have been arising. Would…read morenot allow my mom to be there unless there were radical changes. You have to be involved in there care daily but with COVID that's not as easy. They had no hot water for showers for along time. That was a cryin shame. Why did the administrator step up and act... Then there is incompetent staff dispensing meds also that's major. Then there is a aid there named Veronica that in my opinion should not be giving care. Has a attitude problem but nothing changes there either. Should not be giving baths either refused to shower my friend and insisted doing clean up in a chair. So before you write a review you need to know some facts. Some people are memory impaired so they need extra attention and care ... Not the opposite. So I feel that if people do not love there job and just show up... Find another this is to important to get this right. They need your help everyday! This could be you one day in somebody else's care. We all need to be good to one another all the time.

Every couple of years, the body signals that its starting to have enough. Stress builds, palms get…read moreclammy, and you can feel "dap dap hae" like you can't exhale enough. Panic attack? Stress disorder? Nope. Just subtle signs like your pants getting snug if you're eating too much. Dr. Koo can assess your symptoms and then figure out a treatment plan with a few needles and without the use of drugs. Great deal, right? Well for the skeptics, I can say it works - I feel more centered, have dropped 10 pounds and the hands aren't sweating anymore. Try it out - it's worth the visit. WARNING: He doesn't take insurance so you'll have to pay and then file your claim with your insurance company after you're done.

This is a great place for relaxation and stress relief. The massage beds have these heated stone…read morerollers that elevate at different levels for a nice back massage from your neck down to your pelvis. I read up on these type of massages (Ceragem massage) and there are a lot of benefits for the spine, muscle stiffness and circulation among other things. I also noticed that I get really restful sleep the evenings after a session. There is also spa music playing which is a must for me. I have a masseuse that I go to, but for those times that I just want to focus on my back and stay clothed, this works as a great alternative.

I tried the 54 minute session and really liked it. The massage bed provided a strong massage that…read morefelt great. The place was very clean and the treatment was very relaxing. I plan on going back very soon.

My mother needed assistance around the house after a fall. Leaving me with the difficult decision…read moreof finding someone to assist my mother on a daily basis after calling pure hearts company they placed a caregiver in the home for a price I can afford.

TLDR: Dr. Rosenthal and his staff are everything I was looking for in a doctor/doctor's office -…read moreknowledgeable, not rushed, listens to patients, compassionate, and knows the prices of services ahead of time! It's rare that I walk out of a doctor's office wanting to tell everyone how great my experience is, but that's exactly how I felt! I immediately had a positive impression when I walked in while on a work phone call and the staff told me to take my time with my call. As I filled out forms, I was surprised to get a form that actually told me what my insurance covered - the amount of my deductible, the amount I had already met, and what percentage was covered for allergy testing/allergy shots (with CPT codes too). When I asked the cost for each allergy test prick, I was floored when she could actually tell me the cost - $12 a prick or $600 for all 75 pricks. I can't tell you how many times I've walked into a doctor's office and no one knew the cost of procedures or the CPT codes for the procedure. I couldn't believe it when Dr. Rosenthal spent around 30 minutes with me, in an era when most doctors are limited to 10 minutes per patient. He asked me about my allergy history and tailored his plan to what I said. When I said I didn't want to do allergy shots, he was willing to try an alternative to see if that would treat my problems. When I said I didn't want to pay $600 for all 75 allergy tests, he decided to limit the allergy tests to the ones with the most actionable plan for prevention. On top of all that, Dr. Rosenthal is older, so he's got a wealth of knowledge from first hand experience with patients. For example, he had heard of my very crazy MSG allergy and took the time to teach me how MSG affects the nervous system. He knows which allergy medicines tend to work better for most patients. I really can't say enough good things about Dr. Rosenthal and will recommend him to everyone who mentions allergies to me!

I feel like it's time to update my review, as we've been spending a lot of time at the allergist…read morelately. Our older son has been a patient there since 2016 (around his first birthday) and our younger son has been a patient there for about six months, both for food allergies. Between the two, we've spent A LOT of time there over the past few months and we expect to spend even more time there over the next few months. We absolutely love Dr Simpson. He's one of the most thorough and caring medical professionals I've ever seen. We've never felt rushed during an appointment with him. He always takes the time needed to answer all of our questions thoroughly and make sure that we fully understand and agree with the proposed treatment plan and follow up steps. He's never blown off a symptom that we've mentioned, as other doctors often do, but carefully investigates and asks follow up questions. More importantly, he often asks whether WE are comfortable with a proposed course of action that he has suggested. We have also seen Christine and we like her as well, though her manner is different. I still find the office setup annoying with the two locations and one of the office employees has a terrible phone manner (though she's perfectly nice in person). I have wondered whether the "you're a patient at the other office, so you have to call us when we're there" is just more convenient for her versus actual policy. When I've needed a same-day answer and have pushed to talk to Dr Simpson at the other office, he's always called back, though they keep paper charts, which does need to be updated so he has access to patients' charts when he's at the other location. I always sort of dread calling the office because I know I'm either going to be put on hold forever or I'll have to be pushy if I need anything other than to simply schedule an appointment...BUT I like Dr Simpson enough that I consider it worth the hassle.