My worst experience ever with a "medical professional". She looks at data only and does not listen…read moreto what a patient tells her about his or her medical history. The worst part is she is callus in her treatment of patients with serious issues. During my appointment unexpected critical health issues were discovered and the exam took longer than is typical. At the end of the exam I heard her tell her MA in the hall and I quote "Let's get him out of here, we'll be lucky if he makes it out of the parking lot". She let me walk out of the office and even failed a prescription that was critical to my condition. I can only wonder how many of her patient's lives have been shortened by her lack of concern. I could have read the blood tests myself and just gone to a web page and gotten better medical treatment / advice. Because she has input to the computerized records of her employer, she entered errors in my medical records which keep coming up when I see other specialists. I now find myself constantly being asked about conditions I do not even have !! Not recommended. She was unprofessional, uncaring, and not competent enough to even enter anything into a person's medical records. I would have given no stars but the web page does not accommodate that entry.

Laura Young is an amazing Nurse practitioner - she always takes the time to listen to my concerns…read moreand addresses them. I also love the fact that she sees patients of any age and my five year old daughter is a patient of Laura's.

This was the first adult doctor I ever visited as an adolescent. Let me preface my review of her by…read morestating that the office she worked at was very difficult to get an appointment in; she took way too many patients; in fact, one of the reasons I left her office was because it would have been a year before I could get in to see her for a standard physical. Also, even if you did manage to schedule an appointment with her, it was still no guarantee of getting in to see this doctor; I think I saw her maybe twice out of five times I was scheduled to see her; regardless of your appointment, expect to be late the rest of the day because I was never seen on time (sometimes I waited as much as an hour and a half after my appointment to see a doctor). One good thing about her is, she is not patronizing. However, she does have certain characteristics that classify her as a quack in my book. One time I went in because I was experiencing vertigo whenever I stood up; instead of checking my blood pressure, she sent me to an ENT because she thought I had tumors in my ears. After my hearing test came back normal, ruling out ear tumors, she sent me to a neurologist. The neurologist had the sense to check my blood pressure; it turned out that I was experiencing vertigo because my blood pressure would drop by ten points every time I stood up; it turns out I had flushed the electrolytes out of my system because I was drinking too much water. Another time I was experiencing nausea; she immediately jumped to the conclusion that I had esophagial pre-cancer and wanted me to have an endoscopy done. Her colleagues in the office she works at are no better; I went in for a urinary tract infection when I was seventeen I developed because my teachers would not allow us to use the bathroom during class. It was only the second time I'd had a UTI, yet one of her colleagues, Dr. Finkelstein, wanted to have a test to check my kidney function. There are far better doctors out there; I strongly suggest not giving any who work in this particular office any business if you can avoid it.

This is a review of Dr. Barbara Caldwell, not her office or colleagues. I have seen Dr. Caldwell…read morefor the last 20 years. She has always been thorough and professional. A few years ago I was experiencing the type of discomfort associated with heart disease. I was able to see her within a few hours. She did an EKG and detected a slight abnormality. She referred me to a cardiologist and helped arrange for a next day appointment. The cardiologist repeated the EKG and did not see any problems, but ordered a catheterization that did reveal a problem, and was treated. No doubt she is laboring under endemic problems in health care: demands for carrying too many patients and minimizing minutes per patient. If we spend too long in the waiting room it is probably because she is spending more time with patients and giving them the attention they need. Relax, you will get the same benefit. If you are lucky enough to be added to her patient rooster, count yourself fortunate.

I recently saw Laura Moncada for medically supervised weight loss and I liked her so much that she…read moreis now my primary care provider. She really listens to her patients and I like that her approach to issues is not always straight to perscription medication. Her office is very personalized and I never feel like a number here. She also actively books seminars and speakers about health issues and services at her office.

I was looking for a new (better) Primary Care option for my father and his cardiologist recommended…read moreDr. D'Souza. Our new patient experience has been nothing short of wonderful! From my first phone call to schedule an appointment to checking out after the appointment, absolutely everyone we encountered was friendly, helpful, and frankly wonderful. We didn't have much of a wait and Dr. D'Souza himself is quite impressive - obviously knowledgeable but with a wonderful bedside manner. Impressing my dad is not an easy task - yet you all did it! I really can't say enough good things about this experience - it might rank as the best overall medical appointment experience we've had (and we've had plenty).

My husband and I started going here a year ago when we moved to the area. Despite D'Souza being our…read moredoctor, we have never met him. We are always sent to his PA, who is nice, but with whooping cough, MRIs, thyroid surgery,etc, we might expect to at least meet the doctor. A (really) grumpy woman takes our phone calls. It takes a week, at least, for referrals, even critically important ones. The front desk once lost our visit entirelly. I think all this grumpy inefficiancy on the staff's part reflects badly on the doctor. But who knows, we never met him!

Didn't get far enough to see Dr. Galvez because the staff. (I'm not sure if they are new) They…read moredon't know how to look up patient records. They're constantly saying they didn't receive referrals when they simply just don't care to look in the right places. They were supposed to call me back and they never did. They constantly transfer to other people (who also don't know what they're doing) 3 referrals had to be sent and then finally they find them and they won't schedule my daughter properly and tell me they can't just go off what I've been saying to schedule her sooner BUT don't care to look in her records to see that the ICU wants her seen within a week. My daughter was supposed to be seen last week this is how long this is taking. They refuse to schedule her any sooner then 2-3 months out....after being in the icu. Maybe it's time to hire some people with more experience and who know how to use an EMR, make a phone call, take there job seriously and actually want to help people. Especially people who are in need of seeing a pulmonologist. Update: they called me to accuse me of telling my PCP doctor that they were refusing me care. which I didn't. What I did tell my PCPs medical assistant was that they said they could schedule her any sooner, they were pretending that she only sent 1 referral and giving me attitude about it, and if she calls them back to talk to them to tell them that they're fucking lazy. I'm so glad I didn't go here especially since they consistently lie to try and cover their asses. Also I got an appointment next week with a different pulmonologists office who are professional and organized.

My preemie sees Galvez and she is literally the most amazing doctor myself or my children have…read moreseen. She goes above and beyond for her patients and you can tell that she truely cares. We have never had a hospital stay where she doesn't visit. Even if it's an issue receiving medical supplies or prescriptions she goes out of her way to fix it.

Mary is a nurse practicioner, and the best medical help I have found. She not only actually…read morelistens to her patients and respects their input, but when the patient is wrong (as I frequently am) she still manages to find out what is really wrong and can recommend how to fix it. Gread bedside manner and brains!

I've seen Dr. Rebecca for about a year now, and she's been nothing short of great…read more My first appointment was a general check-up before I started a weight-loss plan, and she was very encouraging! She even set me up for a return appointment to go over my blood test results and explain what all the numbers meant. I also saw her after hurting my back, and she was very thorough in checking out the possible causes. First approach was to consider something simple, like a virus, and tried muscle relaxants. When that didn't work, she suggested something potentially more complicated, and when THAT didn't work, she was ready to admit that she wasn't sure what was going on, and referred me to a specialist. The office staff and medical assistants are super friendly, both in the office and over the phone, and they've been able to schedule me for an appointment on the same day that I've called in when necessary. I feel very well-taken-care-of here, and absolutely recommend her for anyone needing a general check-up!

Great 1st visit. Looking forward to follow up. Very detailed analysis of my overall health and…read morescript updates and remedies...

Doctor Grady is great. Straight to the point, funny, and has helped me with a new health regime…read morethat works for me.