This company misdiagnosed a life threatening interaction of medication and then told me not to go…read moreto the hospital. They then treated it with more medication, which ultimately came close to killing me and when I questioned this, they gaslighted me and offered to discharge me due to a lack of "trust". It has taken five years and counting of life changing medical complications and I will never completely recover. Dont trust your family with this practice!

If you're seeking an alternative to the assembly line style treatment you're receiving from your…read morepresent Primary Care Physician I'd encourage you to check out Integrative Family Care. What did it for me was attending one of their regularly scheduled info sessions. Imagine your doctor sitting with you 100% of your scheduled appointment instead dipping in to pronounce judgment after interpreting a report prepared by a nurse or physician's assistant. Imagine the focused care you'll receive. I feel as if I now have a partner focused on helping restore and maintain my health rather than a relative stranger giving me their best guess from a few clues. I was a bit of a wreck when I first visited IFC. Although I have a way to go I now view my health and prospects for preserving it much better than I may ever have.

I followed Dr. Rose from Tri-Health and I could not be happier with that decision. Dr. Rose is a…read moreskilled doctor and kind person. I welcome this change to a private practice because it gives him more time with patients, and I am sure generally a much nicer experience for all. The fee is annoying at first but once you experience the difference I think it is well worth it.

GREAT DOCTOR I…read morewanted to continue my care with Dr. Rose when he went out on his own. Previously when he was with Queen City Physicians it was difficult to get in when I was sick. Now he is very flexible when seeing me for issues or just a simple question. The time spent with me was so much more detailed and meaningful. Although there was a charge initially for the first 4 years I felt my health was worth it in the long run. I feel he is great at listening and even better in his care and ethics.

As a college student, I didn't always have the luxury of dental insurance. So after an…read moreadventuresome night of drinking, I chipped my front teeth. Luckily at the time I was in a country that provided universal health and dental services to all inhabitants (Scotland). Unfortunately, I soon returned to my homeland that doesn't share the same priorities. I had damaged the root of my front tooth, and if I didn't want to walk around with a grey smile, I needed a crown. So I called around dentist's office all over the Tri-state, inquiring about their price. Had they mistaken me? I wasn't asking for a royal "crown." Just something to make me presentable. I soon realized that subsidized dental care is all I could afford. Healthpoint works on a sliding scale. The more you make the more you pay (and vice versa). My crown was only going to cost $270, a fraction of what other dentists were going to charge. So I went, had my tooth whittled down to a nub, and was fit with a temporary crown. Unfortunately, early Saturday morning (when the office was closed, nonetheless), I bit into a slice of pizza that contained more than pepperoni. I'd chewed up my crown and the only thing left was my nub tooth. Horror of all horrors...even in my nightmares I'd never looked so terrifying. To this day, I have reoccurring dreams about it. I spent the entire weekend in my basement with a wad of chewing gum covering my disfigured tooth. Monday, I was seen right away and fitted with another temporary crown. With a few minor adjustments, I was pleased with my permanent fixture. And I couldn't complain about the cost. I've gone to Healthpoint for cleanings, too. Annoyingly, you have to make two appointments for a cleaning: one for the X-rays (which are sent to the lab) and another for the actual cleaning. But again, if you don't have dental insurance, this beats the alternative.

This place is a joke. They like to schedule multiple visits for one issue so they can what I assume…read moreis make money off insurance. I honestly do not see how this place is still in business and I will be contacting the state. Ignorant. I would never EVER take anyone I love there. I wouldn't take an animal there!

I have been with this group for the majority of my adult life. I have gone through a doctor that I…read moreloved, even though she didn't really seem to ask too many ?s, a doctor that I saw twice then she decided to go to the hospital setting. Now I see a very good Nurse Practitioner, that I like. I hope to form a relationship with her, seeing as I don't like changing medical personnel. If you don't know this practice is inside a building with other businesses, like mostly financial, you will miss it. You won't see any indication this practice is in the building from the street. So just be aware to be very careful and pay attention to the directions.

Review is specific to Dr. David Fisher. Stay away from him! After being my spouse's doctor for many…read moreyears, my spouse reached out (via MyChart message) to get refills on 2 needed medications, 1 of which was his anti-depressant. My spouse's dad had just died, so now was NOT the time for him to not have this medication. I was unaware that he was having trouble getting med refill and encouraged him to CALL the office. We learned that Dr. Fisher **had seen and ignored** the MyChart message. After 9 days of waiting (spouse was grieving too badly to handle following up until I got involved), staff at office helped him get his meds refilled, but Dr. Fisher wasn't involved -- it was handled by an LPN. Someone so uncaring and callous shouldn't be in medicine. (Note: I saw Dr. Fisher 1 time when I had an urgent need and couldn't get in with my doctor, also at the same practice. I didn't like him from the moment he walked into the room, which was 55 minutes past my scheduled appt time.) Horrible doctor!

We love, love, love Dr. Daddabbo…read more She's a family doctor, so she sees all of us, kids and adults alike - so she knows the whole family and what's going on. She's empathetic, accessible, and helpful as well as being a great doctor. While the building in which she practices isn't particularly new or shiny, and the nurses there have sometimes varied in quality, her obvious skill and happy bedside manner more than make up for it. We've never had a misdiagnosis from her, and I suspect one reason is because she takes the time to sit and listen to the history of a particular complaint rather than deciding on a diagnosis apriori. I've also appreciated how quick she is to respond when I've called in for her advice. This has saved us a trip to the doctor, as well as sent us to the ER when it was necessary. We love Dr. D!

Never again will I go to a corporate ran primary care facility. Stick to individual and locally…read moreowned. Customer service is terrible. Over 2 weeks and I am still waiting for them to approve my prescription even after I called and emailed. They don't do a full check. They try to save money. IE, they won't even check your blood sugar levels if you are under 40 ... like no one under 40 ever for diabetes... I had to beg them to check my cholesterol levels. For my wellness check, all they did was listen to my breathing and ask some questions. My previous doctor's office had excellent customer service. They cared and checked everything. TriHealth just tries to cut and save money. Avoid this place!

Don't expect to get any answers you'll get test and imaging but they don't inform you of your…read moreresults, you won't get any callbacks unless you call frustrated, they'll say we put it in your chart but everybody does not go on mychart on a regular basis, they can have nasty attitudes if you leave messages on the triage line...honestly too much to add I feel let down and got another dr.

Dr. Brown has been the pediatrician for our four daughters ever since we moved to Cincinnati. And…read moreshe's been wonderful! She's very professional, but not in that stuck-up "I'm-a-doctor-and-you're-not-so-that-makes-me-better-than-you" sort of way. She's professional in that kind of "I'm a kid's doctor that really cares about patients" sort of way. The office takes up a small, brick building. The waiting room is nice and quaint, and her staff is great. Dr. Brown herself has always been wonderful with our kids. Even though they've gotten to the age where she only sees them during their yearly check-ups, she always remembers them (or at least does a great job acting as if she remembers them) and is always very engaged and speaks with them and us equally. She always explains thing to my wife and I in a way that makes things easy to understand (not an easy task for a doctor, I'm sure). She has great bedside manner and knows how to relate to the kids. Two great things that I want share. When one of our daughters had infected lymph nodes and had to have surgery (at just two-years-old) Dr. Brown was very supportive and stayed in contact with us and the doctors at the hospital (Cincinnati Children's...another great place)making sure we were getting all the information we needed, and keeping us up to date on her progress. And a different time when another one of our daughters had some blood work done, about an hour later Dr. Brown herself called and told us that there were some things in the blood work that she was a bit concerned with and said she wanted us to take her over to Children's to get some additional work done just to make sure there was nothing seriously wrong. She had already called the hospital and when we got there they were already waiting for us. All because Dr. Brown made the effort to call and make sure we were well taken care of. Only two things that I would say are a bit on the negative side. Because of her great reputation she is always very busy. Which results in long waits. If you have an appointment at 10:00, chances are the doctor isn't going to be able to see you until at least an hour afterwards (sometimes it's almost two hours). The other negative was an insurance issue. A few months back I lost my job which meant I lost my insurance. Because of that we had to put our girls on Medicaid, which Dr. Brown doesn't accept. That was kind of a bummer. But, got a new job with new insurance (actually same carrier as my old job) so that's good. Dr. Brown is great with kids, great with parents, and is a really great doctor. I trust her completely with the well-being and health of my girls. Mahalo, and enjoy.

We love Dr. Brown. She is always warm, encouraging, and just an all around good doctor. We really…read morelucked out as often panicky new parents to have Dr. Brown. You can see how genuinely she likes and cares about kids. The whole practice at Pediatricians of Hyde Park is great- the building (now 3666 Paxton) is nice and new, with plenty of exam rooms that each have fun, kid-oriented wallpaper. We always get a quick phone response, and it is never a problem to get an appointment with one of the doctors in the practice if we need them. We've been seen by a few of the other doctors and they all are great.