I didn't come here to leave a review -- I was just looking up the office to remind myself of the…read moreaddress -- but seeing that there are only two reviews and they're both 1-star made me sad so I thought I'd leave my own. For the past ~20 years I've seen doctors here on and off, and I've always felt like my health concerns have been taken seriously which as a woman isn't a guarantee. I've got to assume the reason appointments are always so far in the future is because they're not accepting new patients and that's how long physicals are pushed out for. As a patient already seeing them, they've been able to schedule me same-day multiple times. The women who will answer the phones if you call here are always busy which I think some people can misinterpret as rude, which I don't think merits a bad review.

Never saw a doctor because the woman who answered the phone was not helpful at all, and almost…read morerude. Basically if I want to see a doctor the next available appointment is next year! Seriously! And she was so smug about it.

Dr. Freitas has had a profound impact on my life, with just the right advice and medical…read moreintervention at key moments along the 25 years I've seen him. His blend of practical professionalism and knowledge, along with caring and humor, is increasingly rare as I compare notes with friends who loathe their GO. Front desk staff isn't as remarkable, no doubt, but it's a small price to play for what you're really there for.

The best dr office, dr Freitas is the best dr I ever have…read more Very friendly and professional staff. I get help every time I needed.

watch your billing because they like to charge you for a specialist…read more when you see your primary doctor they have done this to me a few times.be carefule.

Ive had a few different doctors at reliant because they kept leaving. they are uncaring. Ive been…read moreto GI who blew me off completely Ive been to dermatology who acted like I shouldn't be there for a skin scan which there is a lot of skin cancer in my family so my mother suggested i go yearly to just have them look at all of my marks to be sure nothing changes She does this and said its a normal thing. well the dermatologist I saw treated me like I was wasting his time being there. My primary was useless she acts like she's scared to touch me when doing exam never smiled and just had a vibe that made me feel like she didn't like me even though I would smile and TRY to conversate .and only seen her a handful of times, Aren't doctors suppose to be caring? or at least act like it? I heard she left .. good luck to anyone that has to deal with her. My husband saw a doctor there as well for a lump and without even looking at it told him it was nothing. well now its gotten worse with different symptoms and NEEDS more attention so we switched and got the hell out of reliant and now go to a private office that is not affiliated with reliant or anyone else. THEY ARE AWESOME. I will yelp them separate because they don't deserve to be in the same yelp with reliant. BUT I have gone to physical Therapy after surgery at reliant and they are great. other than them forget it and stay far away from reliant primary doctors and specialists. And don't bother telling me to call the patient care number because after reading other yelps i see you try to look good sending a number that no one can get anyone. shame shame. You have been going downhill for years and no one cares enough to fix the problems. I don't even know what it would take to fix it. But Maybe a good start would be compassion classes for the doctors.

If any needs good hand associates i would recommend this practice they can book surgery right then…read moreand there they are on top of things and very through

MONEY HUNGRY - Cranking people through the doors. They are not looking out for the best interest…read moreof the patient. FOURTEEN pages of HANDWRITTEN new patient paperwork - I can't write with my condition, so I was in tears before I was even allowed to check in for my appointment. OPEN DOORS - I heard every word of other patients' conversations including diagnosis and treatments. Finally when it was my turn, I was diagnosed with double Carpel Tunnel within 3 mins of my verbal interaction with the doctor. They wanted to sign me up for surgery the following week?! They glazed over all my questions and were pretty forceful about getting it done before it's too late. It's a great place to understand the type of service and care you DON'T WANT!

Had to find new primary care because of change of insurance...was referred out for lab work and it…read morewas a mess. Had to call office several times because order had not been received correctly. Also once I arrived at facility order was coded wrong! called office to correct and they were rude and disrespectful to me. Not very good management of patient care. Frightening.

Love both Alison and Nawab but they need to hire new office staff because they are cruel and harsh…read more Every time I talk to the nurses / receptionists on the phone I'm not greeted kindly whatsoever and my needs aren't heard properly. Not to mention today there was a mix up with a prescription and basically was accused and blamed. I apologized and still felt ridiculed. Hire new staff if you want to keep patients.

After being with this practice for 20+ years, they dropped me for missing too many appointments…read more Blessing in disguise because the all new staff is crap. Sent me for a $700 scan that I didn't need, and consults for having my boobs removed, when I didn't need to. I would highly NOT RECOMMEND this office.

Sometimes it's hard to get an MD to listen (obviously they know everything there is to know!), and…read moreKramer, MD is no exception. An added bonus/nice touch is that she doesn't feel the need to talk to her patients over the phone (only speaks to them through her admin!). Her bedside manner (...or lack thereof) is atrocious - very forceful and is only a one-way method of communication. My take away is that she's just another typical type-A, a-hole MD, do yourself a favor and avoid this condescending person. Btw, she loves to force meds on her patients - even though they might be not even in the range (only close) of where you would need the rx. You could safely assume a competent MD would would try reasonable methods (diet, exercise, etc) to address medical issues before demanding your patient take meds, but I guess if the MD knows all - there's no debating the subject! Oh - btw, another little chestnut, she hosts clinical trials - no wonder she's such a HUGE FAN of the prescription pad - go figure! Dr. Kramer, please remember you took a Hippocratic Oath, not a Hypocrite Oath.