I've been type 1 Diabetic for 45 years. I've seen Ben Prohaska for 14 years. My diabetes has NEVER…read morebeen this controlled. I don't let my diabetes define me . I now know how to work with it instead of against it. I highly recommend Ben Prohaska !!

It took a bit of phone tag to get my 1st appointment. Not a big fan of their phone system but once…read moreI was able to get in, everyone was great. The staff were wonderful and Lindsay, the PA that I saw listened to what I was concerned about and came up with a good treatment plan for me. I'm actually looking forward to my next visit.

I have thyroid issues and set up an appointment with No. Nevada Endocrinology. They had me…read morecomplete several pages of information, drop off the paperwork, and set up an appointment to be seen by their new doctor. I was looking forward to meeting the new doctor. A couple of days later, they called and canceled my appointment because I was with Medicare. Huh? Why didn't they tell me that from the get-go when they had a copy of my insurance card? It is a disappointment for sure and that was not very professional on their part. Seniors take note!

Very nice office. Check in and check out were quick and efficient. The Dr. was thorough and kind…read more Have another appointment soon and don't dread returning.

My PA is wonderful. The rest of the office, however, is a disorganized mess. Not to mention they…read moreNEVER answer my phone calls, or return my calls. This wastes everyone's time if I can't have questions answered to be prepared for my visit.

Checked in on time. They took me back to the room and shut the door. I sat there for an entire 40…read moremins before anyone came back. The nurse practitioner came in and spent 15 min with me. Left feeling like it was a waste of my time.

I want to express my appreciation and thanks to Dr Scalia. He is a wonderful, caring doctor with a…read moregreat bedside manner. He is helping my 85 year old mom greatly. He keeps it positive and that helps her. So thanks to him and his great staff.

I waited 40 mins. past 1st appt time. Dr. referred me to their nutritionist Rebecca who told me to…read moreorder Nepro protein shakes. When these arrived, I saw these were for people on dialysis. I'm Not! Later my Primary care doctor and nephrologist from Renown both confirmed I should be taking Less protein Not more! So her advice could have harmed my kidneys. (Amazon wouldn't accept return of nutrition even unopened. 2 boxes of Nepro shakes cost $200).

Commuting insurance fraud. Charged my insurance $500 for a phone call a WEEK after my scheduled…read moreappointment time where I simply just told him I found another doctor.

Be Very Careful! I thought he was so wonderful. The best Dr…read more ever. So, I saw him for over 25 years. I kept telling him of symptoms I was having. He said these were just normal things, and not to worry. Then one day my body just started shutting down. I was admitted to hospital. I had been literally poisoned from taking 3 times the amount of a medication I should have been taking for 15 to 20 years. He ignored the many symptoms I would bring to his attention. I can not get the quality of life that I was robbed of, for so many years. Always get a second opinion. No matter what Dr. Fredericks tells you.

Dr. Hahn is an excellent doctor, he has an excellent staff, and are very accomodating. I travel…read moremuch and had to configure my schedule a number of times; they efficiently made the changes. Staff is considerate of your needs..

I have very low T and have approached several other Dr's about it and no one had any answers for…read moreme. My wife (retired nurse) and I had a very long consultation with him and we both liked him very much. He addressed other underlying issues regarding my situation beyond the T issue. I'm a guy who usually doesn't get along with mainstream doctors very well, and I really like the way he delved into the potential other issues that I may have. I felt it was time well spent and both my wife and myself are very comfortable with working with him.

Love them and I am so happy to be a patient. Everyone there is so nice. From the front desk to the…read morereceptionists and the APN and Dr. You get quality care and they actually spend time talking to you to really find out what is going on. This isn't a place where you spend an hour in the waiting room to see the Dr for 3 minutes. Refills are easy too and they always call them in within a day.

I have been going to this practice for numerous years and have always received the best of care…read morefrom Jessica Lesperance, Delpreet and James Mc Clennan. Jasmine is a terrific assistant to Jessica. This is a busy office and I feel they do a great job of going out of there way to accommodate all.

Dr Kuhadiya has always had time for me. He is booked out at least 5 months. He's helped me…read moreimmensely with my osteoporosis. He has explained to me every procedure and treatment that he is recommending. He also has a very good sense of humor and a very kind heart.

At first I thought Dr.Kuhadiya was willing to help after seeing almost every endocrinologist in…read moretown with no positive results or treatment. I kept being told that he was fully booked and I would get "squeezed in" for consultation.. After seeing him a couple of months I kept being treated like a "squeezed in" patient which made me feel uncomfortable at best. My health kept declining and I went ahead with the radioiodine treatment for my Graves Disease. Dr. Kuhadiya started seeing me by teledoc only and became less and less informative with what I had to do to prepare for the radioiodine treatment. He failed to mention I needed to set up a special appointment for important labs and tests, he failed to mention I had to do the lid diet to help the radioiodine work and he stopped answering all my questions and stopped seeing me period! I had the radioiodine treatment over a month and a half ago and I still haven't had a single appointment in person or on line nor have I started medication for my thyroid!! Had I known I would be left to do this on my own without any help or information that could guide me through this extremely difficult illness and procedure, I would have gone to California to seek proper help with doctors who are more experienced and prepared to help someone like me. I'm getting sicker and sicker, I can barely move, my muscles are extremely sore, I get nauseated all the time, my sugars are constantly through the roof among other things! I already went through the abuses of many doctors in this small crappy town who can't treat, manage nor detect and resolve issues they specialize in and now I'm left on my own with no help. I don't know why it's so difficult to help people like me that have the insurance and can pay for whatever treatment is necessary, can clear payments and show up on time and still not get proper care! I'm not asking for anyone to care but I am asking for individuals in the health care industry to do their damn jobs!!!!! Thanks for nothing! Because of people like you I advocate against donating organs because if people like me can't get proper care that has the potential to shorten my life, then I refuse to donate my organs in exchange for the horrible neglect I've received. I can't plan for special occasions, I can't plan a vacation, I can't even anticipate ahead of time whether or not I can attend my only daughter's graduation because of my health! I would love to take her to a concert, hell I would love to be able to just take her to the mall! I know I showed up to your office just a few months ago, but according to my projections on how I've been treated before, I know there is nothing anyone is willing to do for me here especially if I can't even secure an appointment! I say it again, thanks for nothing and I will never stop advocating against donating organs especially us people of color who get ignored!

Pros Warm lobby tea coffee water…read moreSoft music Fire place and couches Online portal Prompt communication by supportive coordinators (Alli, Ray -IVF Alicia-Fet) Efficient appointments Cons: Lack of disclosures in finances, effects of meds, procedures more $ than expected I give three stars, husband 2 Called 4+ times needing clarity of first appt vague cost of $400 they communicated we would just talk about paperwork but when we had appt more tests involved : ultrasound, (included in appt fee) semen analysis (need three days from ejaculation) $150 chromosome blood test $250 per person, & lab request for blood work (cost unknown depends on the lab ) Dr w answered most ?s but more vague on specific ? related to my tests. Appt 2 lab work, ua semen Confusion if needed ua test. Per my partner semen analysis room was dirty, hard to focus with Giggling from a near by room and high traffic passing by. My partner didn't want to touch anything. needed an HSg test. The pA put me at ease and explained X-ray/process. warning given of potential cramping. asked for itemized within the hour, I had received it. Mid April: Dr w went over tests & some next steps 5 days later,met with Sara , the $ coord. got a breakdown of expenses : all of our initial needs & tests weren't listed or included in pricing, so it's an additional $5000 , separate from ivf. Next day, Alicia prompt in coordination with Dr & ? On hysterocopy, case specific. Dr worked with me for a personalized plan. Beg of may, office uses natera for blood test results. no inform prior owed $700. felt taken care of for additional procedures. IVF mixed feelings of the edu videos & knowledge checks. found them helpful but husband felt staff's job. videos would have been much more helpful prior to starting. disclosures not communicated from the front end. Once we paid for IVF cycle $14000, again disclosed about additional transfer fee, potential mock cycle, additional ultrasounds. Expect the highest amount, every test, additional cost to be better prepared. $ than anticipated Ivf beg of July. lots of shots and meds. Allie and Ray accommodated with meds & shipment needs During ultrasound for follicle growth, Joanna was rude. She asked if we had ?; answers short, sharp. The ultrasound & blood takes about 15 minutes. No notices of time frames for shots. window about a hour within the 12 hours. stressed if we were 15 minutes late, did shots in the car. shots can be mixed in advance, up to 30 days IVF cycle: When time for the trigger shot, allie and ray explained the process but it needed clarity. last ultrasound on Friday, blood draw sat and egg retrieval sun. This last minute schedule is difficult with coming from out of state. big frustration is all medications not used are wasted. The office had us Order a certain amount (one size fits all amount), which was too much, so we have an extra $1500 worth of medications. mock cycle + to length of process. expect about a month for each mock cycle and transfer, assuming all things go smooth. Dec: confusion over some + meds & appts. new med added on day of transfer, so hard to track down meds be4 a holiday. Wish informed prior ordered an + blood test due to my own case, (more $ ) Dec, embryo didn't stick.earliest meeting 2 mo. out unless a cancellation which happened. Dr W offered possibilities of why transfer failed . Mad alternatives discussed now rather than prior. during the IVF process you can consent to donate your embryos. we thought it would help another couple who didn't retrieve many eggs. Come to find out after the failed transfer, we can buy a donated embryo for an extra $8500. Post transfer, Alicia was helpful a few weeks later in regard to various symptoms. Little info given on long lasting impact of IVF & meds. cycle is now irregular.

They Cancelled my appointment because I was 10 minutes late. Over priced care. And out of date…read moremedical recommendations.

This is a great office. I have been a patient there for over 10 years. They are responsive, on time…read moreand willing to help. I like Autumn Gardner, she spends time with me, listens and has great follow through.

We finally stopped using this doctor's office in 2022. We are happier and satisfied with our new…read morechoice. The two final straws for us was in Dec. 2020 when I brought in my son's father/my ex-husband for a check up and a review of a hospital stay he had. By this time this office had known us for over 9 years. My ex-husband was having some kind of psychotic break down (he spent six days in the hospital) - I really needed some kind of direction in which way to go to get him help. The hospital was a temporary fix but our family doctor should be able to steer us in a helpful direction - I thought. What I was told from the head doctor was "He is harmless and there should not be any violence with his condition." That was it - I was at a loss with no way to help but be assured this office collected their copay but gave me no further information on a way to help my son's father/my ex-husband. We went home and I searched this entire county for help for him. 5 weeks later in Jan 2021 - my son's father/my ex-husband shot himself in the head. So much for - "He is harmless and there should not be any violence with his condition." By May of 2022 - I had lost 30 lbs (which is about 25% of my body weight) dealing with the repercussions of the above paragraph, probate, protecting my son from as much of the harshness of his father's death as I could and my own grief while still working to support us. With the weight loss I was experiencing "Great" GI issues. I was not able to eat, sleep and I was in a great deal of pain. I had diarrhea for about three weeks and I knew my weight would keep dropping. This office was useless and had no companion. On one visit I was given a prescription for a pill and sent home and the next visit they told me to go to the ER. They knew what happened with my son's father/my ex-husband, they knew what I was going through and not one time did they step out of the 15 minute visit protocol and assist me. I will say the the NP did act like she was at a loss and she did go talk to a doctor on the second visit and they told her to "Write her another prescription and sent her on her way or tell her to go to the ER." I ended up going to the ER 9 times in 45 days, Urgent Care twice and a GI specialist twice. My body had just had it. Finally it was the second Urgent Care visit that helped me - The doctor sat with me and explained what was happening in my body with all the information I gave her - She gave me two prescriptions - an eight week plan for healing my GI system - then a plan to regain my weight. It was a long recovery but we made it. I was worried about my son and his welfare the entire time which did not lower the stress/acid that was eating me alive but again we got through it. That doctor was a life saver and I would have followed her anywhere if I could but she did not have a practice, she was an urgent care doctor. Sorry, for the long explanation. But I do want to let you know that their are doctors out there that will take the time and look for a solution. We have found a new doctor and have moved forward. I would not recommend Sierra Nevada Wellness. They are inconsiderate, dismissive and only care about the numbers on their spread sheets. They do not care about their patient's or the repercussions of their lack of action. They do not take the time to really be a medical facility. It is strictly numbers for them. They have lost the human component.