Dr. Norcross and his team consistently provide a high level of quality care with minimal wait…read moretimes. They are kind, responsive, and address or refer us accordingly. So happy to have him as our primary care physician.

Dr. Norcross was my doctor for a few years, unfortunately my insurance changed and I was not able…read moreto see him anymore. He was an excellent doctor, provided outstanding care because of how knowledgeable he is; and although most won't appreciate this part of his practice, he had residents shadowing him some times, which to me, that demonstrated that the great care he provided was also being taught to new doctors. Thank YOU

I feel so blessed to have Dr. Fields as my Primary Care doctor. She is always kind and listens…read moreclosely to what I am saying. I have always felt that she will do her ultimate best in terms of my care. She demonstrates a clear understanding of what is troubling me and seems to always know what is needed in that situation. I am so fortunate to have her as my doctor. Susan Saint

Dr. Carrie Fields is very accommodating and explain to me everything with clarity. A strong…read morepersonality but has a good heart. I met her for the 3rd time to follow up my health issue and she is trying to hep me lower my cholesterol and give me some tips or advice on what she thinks may help me. Even if she is busy with her work she had time to informed me about my lab results and everything though yeah, its natural... find her easy to talk to. Thank you for the service . I appreciate your concern. God bless you.

Let me begin by saying that I have never made a negative review of a business, until now. I do not…read moredo this lightly. I went to Dr. Loomis today as a new patient and every aspect of my experience was negative, culminating in the wrong type of X-ray being ordered without my consent. I went to check on a potential broken rib, and she ordered a spine X-ray which would not have determined if I had a fracture. She tried to upsell me red light therapy, cut me off mid-sentence when I was giving my medical history, and abruptly left the office to take a call. From the office staff, to the medical student taking information, to the doctor/patient interaction, it was one of the worst medical appointments I've had.

I chose Dr Loomis as my PCP after getting on Medicare coverage. I had no health issues when I…read morefirst saw her. After getting my lab results, she incorrectly diagnosed me as "Diabetic" even though it is common practice to have more that 3 high A1C readings before pronouncing that diagnosis. Frankly, she shocked me when she told me I was diabetic. She sent me to see her useless dietician, presumably so she could bill Medicare for these service. I did not authorize the dietician visits, not was I aware that she had to note me as "diabetic" in order for the services to be covered. I had to ask her to delete the diagnosis which I am not sure she ever did. This is not the first time she shocked or scared me. Later, she told me I needed to come in for fluids because my Sodium levels were low. When I rushed down, after cancelling other commitments, she said I did not need fluids after all, to just drink more water. The last straw was when she ordered labs tests that I found out from Quest, were "not medically necessary", and I ended up with a close to $500 bill. I worked with her office staff for 5 months (yes, 5 months!) to get this bill reduced. I never got an answer as to why she ordered 3 tests that were not deemed a medical necessity. One is supposed to sign a waiver when presented with a test or procedure that Medicare may not cover. I was never asked to sign the Medicare waiver. This sounds like malpractice to me. When I called the front office staff they would bounce me from one person to the next, wanting me to give the whole story over and over again. They would put me on hold for 10 or 20 minutes, no problem. The person I was working with, Brianna, was always "busy on another line", or "just stepped out". When I finally did speak with Brianna, she would say that she hadn't gotten around to my issue and to give her another month. She told me that the lab could not send me to collections for a long time. I finally just paid the lab bill to get this resolved and off of my desk. I would not recommend Dr Loomis or her staff or office to anyone looking to have a meaningful relationship with their primary care doctor. If this is how they treat me when I am basically healthy, what kind of care will they give when really needed. Save your time and find a competent, caring doctor.

Dr. Mena is a wonderful doctor who takes his time and really listens to his patients. If you want…read morequality care and a doctor who truly cares for his patients and their health go see Dr. Mena.

Very satisfying experience i have been going for sometime now several years ago I thought my…read moredaughter was going to die and he brought her around . Through his knowledge and experience he knew exactly what she needed . After test and test from other doctors they couldn't find what was truly wrong but he did . I can always go to him with a problem and he knows what to do. If you are looking for a good Doctor he is your person.

Rude, moody and condescending. Saw her for about 20 years and the first time I brushed it off as…read moreher having a bad day. It happened again and felt I didn't need to go see a doctor leaving feeling worse than when I came in.

I chose Dr Loomis as my PCP after getting on Medicare coverage. I had no health issues when I first…read moresaw her. After getting my lab results, she incorrectly diagnosed me as "Diabetic" even though it is common practice to have more that 3 high A1C readings before pronouncing that diagnosis. Frankly, she shocked me when she told me I was diabetic. She sent me to see her useless dietician, presumably so she could bill Medicare for these service. I did not authorize the dietician visits, not was I aware that she had to note me as "diabetic" in order for the services to be covered. I had to ask her to delete the diagnosis which I am not sure she ever did. This is not the first time she shocked or scared me. Later, she told me I needed to come in for fluids because my Sodium levels were low. When I rushed down, after cancelling other commitments, she said I did not need fluids after all, to just drink more water. The last straw was when she ordered labs tests that I found out from Quest, were "not medically necessary", and I ended up with a close to $500 bill. I worked with her office staff for 5 months (yes, 5 months!) to get this bill reduced. I never got an answer as to why she ordered 3 tests that were not deemed a medical necessity. One is supposed to sign a waiver when presented with a test or procedure that Medicare may not cover. I was never asked to sign the Medicare waiver. This sounds like malpractice to me. When I called the front office staff they would bounce me from one person to the next, wanting me to give the whole story over and over again. They would put me on hold for 10 or 20 minutes, no problem. The person I was working with, Brianna, was always "busy on another line", or "just stepped out". When I finally did speak with Brianna, she would say that she hadn't gotten around to my issue and to give her another month. She told me that the lab could not send me to collections for a long time. I finally just paid the lab bill to get this resolved and off of my desk. I would not recommend Dr Loomis or her staff or office to anyone looking to have a meaningful relationship with their primary care doctor. If this is how they treat me when I am basically healthy, what kind of care will they give when really needed. Save your time and find a competent, caring doctor.

I have been seeing this doctor for a couple years and he gave me a medication for my migraines and…read morethen I went to go get it refilled. They said I couldn't get it refilled again cause I had to come and make an office visit which is no problem. Problem is his appointments are three months out and I need to take his injectable once a month which is the first of the month so I pleaded with the receptionist and through the receptionist to the MA to please give me a prescription refill of this injectable for my migraines until I can come and see him which was three months out. They said no they refused to. They couldn't do it. I pleaded with him I cried. I told him I end up in an emergency with horrible migraines if I don't get this medication And they still said no, so I'm very displeased with this office I never got any notification whatsoever telling me that this prescription was expiring and that I need to have an office visit before it was refilled again. In the meantime, I found another doctor that refilled it immediately, so I would never recommend this office. The receptionist and the MA were very very insensitive to my extreme migraines and very rude. This injectable that I take for my migraines once a month is not a controlled substance. It is just an injectable for my migraines. So I don't even know why they gave me such a hassle about getting this refilled until I can come in and see them in March. I give the injection to myself it's not like I even have to go into the office for it so I'm completely outraged. By the way this office runs their procedures and again I would never ever recommend this office to Anybody ?

Our family loves Dr. Kurtz. He has cared for us for decades. I have never met or had a physician…read moreas caring and through as he is. We are blessed to have him as our family physician. He has even given us his personal cell number and called our home to check on one of us. Please don't ever retire. Barbara Johnson

Dr. Kurtz only sees you if you're concierge. $$$$$ major turn over rate of physicians assistants in…read morethe 3 years we've been going here. Won't be returning.

Do not see this Dr. if you're a female! He was my primary around 2007. This Dr. shamed me for…read morecertain medical procedures I came in for, procedures related to being female. His words were so damaging, I still think about it now. FEMALES DO NOT USE THIS DR.

First off- I rarely write bad reviews because I think they're usually just grumpy people being…read moregrumpy. However the ratings on this office were very misleading so I felt compelled to get real. PROS: I will say that this office got me into an appointment relatively quickly. The staff was friendly and I didn't have to sit in the waiting room for very long at all. CONS: There were a few things that really troubled me at this office. You're greeted with a sign on the wall that says they charge $10 (cash only) if you need blood drawn. That seemed weird to me, partially since they take credit cards for everything else. But I know that if you have blood drawn at a lab they charge a copay, so I shrugged it off. I also had to sign a bunch of paperwork informing me that "due to rising costs," his office would charge as much as $100 to have the doctor sign paperwork for things ranging from handicap placards to doctor notes pertaining to legal proceedings. I have never heard of charging $$ for a doctor's note, and thought the prices were extremely high for something most doctors do for free. I had gone into my appointment with debilitating chest pain which I'd had for 2 weeks, and I had been to an Urgent Care facility and to the ER for it. There, they did EKGs and X-rays but were unable to determine what was wrong without further testing. Some background: I had a tumor in 2009, which was partially removed but there is still some (benign) tissue in my mediastinal (chest) cavity. My surgeon recommended that I have CT scans regularly to monitor the leftover tissue. I brought my medical record to my appointment, as well as the paperwork from my recent Urgent Care and ER visits. Dr. Nash had zero interest in looking through my paperwork. I told him about my tumor, but he immediately brushed it off and said that he was sure that I just tweaked something at the gym. Then he asked me whether I was up-to-date on my gynecologist exams. Wait, what? It was my first appointment with him, but that hardly seemed relevant to my chest pain that I was so obviously concerned about. He kept reiterating that he needed to know that I had been going to the OBGyn regularly, and that I needed to have my medical records transferred over to prove this. I understand needing those records, but it was especially strange since I had all of my records in-hand, and he wouldn't look at them. I had hoped to have him refer me for a CT Scan so that I could (A) Keep my scans up to date and (B) See if the pain was related to my tumor. I mentioned this to Dr. Nash and he said that he wasn't sure my insurance would approve a CT Scan, despite the fact that I have a pre-existing condition, a doctor recommendation, am having chest pain, and have been getting scans for the past 5 years. His instructions were to have his office request my records so that he could determine if we would be able to move forward with my scan. Honestly- if my insurance won't cover me to get scans to check up on a tumor in my chest- I would be horrified. Not to mention that I have been doing this for years and never had a problem getting approval. Dr. Nash recommended that I just keep taking 1200 mg of Ibuprofen every day until the pain went away. After my appointment, I filled out a medical records request form and submitted it to his receptionist. She thanked me and sent me on my way, and I got out to the parking lot before I returned and asked "Uh... don't you need my copay??" So I paid and left. Three weeks later, I called to check on the status of my medical records request and was told that they would call me in ten minutes. Literally an hour after sitting by my phone, I called back again and was told that they could not find the paperwork that I handed his receptionist, and that I would need to resubmit the request. I have been taking Ibuprofen for 3 weeks and finally just changed my PCP because I'm not willing to keep taking medicine to mask symptoms that could be a HUGE deal, rather than my having my doctor investigate the root cause.

Dr. Allsup is the best doctor ever! I've been seeing her for years and every interaction has been…read moremore than pleasant. She really listens! Thank you doctor! You are my hero!

Extremely disappointed! I had high hopes when I decided to…read morehave Dr. Karen Allsup as my general doctor. It was recommended by my insurance sales rep because she even goes to her. She raved about her. First time I saw her was in June to confirm I was pregnant and I was. Yay! She told me that I would mostly not see her for a while because of the pregnancy and my interactions would be with my OB. But she did say if it wasn't baby related, I could go see her. So now let's jump to Dec. 4, Tuesday morning, I called my OB and she advised me this is something my general doctor should handle. Then that would be Dr. Karen Allsup. So I called her office to see if I could squeeze in an appointment around 8:20am. I was turned down. The reason why I wanted to see her was I had major abdominal pains and diarrhea every hour to 2 hrs starting since the previous night at 6:30pm. Since I was pregnant, I wanted her advice on what type of medication I could take to ease the pain and the diarrhea. Plus I wanted to know if this was a normal pregnancy thing, food poisoning or if I should go to the ER. Someone did call me back, it was one of her medical staff 2 hrs later. I was advised that it was too early to tell and I should go on a BRAT diet. I followed her advice. The next morning on Wednesday, I had not improved and decided to stop eating and drinking at 3pm the day before because the pain was too painful. So I called Dr. Allsup again to squeeze me in for an appointment. I was turned down b/c she was too full but I asked if the Dr. Allsup could give me any advice. I was scared and desperate. I even told the medical stuff that. Was I harming my baby? The pain didn't stop at all, I couldn't stop the diarrhea and waited all day for her call. I would assume a pregnant woman who hasn't stopped diarrhea for almost 2 days and complains of major abdominal pain would be a red flag for Dr. Karen Allsup, but it wasn't. I gave up at 7pm and went to the ER that night. So when did someone finally call me back from Dr. Karen Allsup's office, late Friday afternoon!!!!!! She was pushing me to make an appointment with the doctor and I was like NO WAY. I told the appointment setter why would I go see the doctor if she didn't care to call me back when I was desperate for an answer. I had to go to the ER! Then again, the staff kept pushing me to set an appointment. I was like leave me alone because why should I go to a doctor that doesn't care about me especially when I am pregnant.

Took My Husband for an annual physical, they never checked his heart or asked the questions that…read moreare common with an elder patient. Dr wouldn't listen to our problems, and then doctor walked out the door and never came back. We have issues that needed his attention!!!!!! My husband's memory is gone and he can't hear in his right ear and all the doctor said "you have wax in your ear" Then he said "we shouldn't take the wax out because then he'll need a hearing aid". WTF.! My husband has dementia and the doctor wouldn't listen to us! he also is a cancer survivor and they never asked any questions relating to his colon cancer. Then they said they're gonna take blood, but they did not tell us when we would get the results. The whole purpose of this particular appointment was to a get A. Get a physical B. Get the results of the CT scan C. Address the constant urination problem, He walked out the door before we could finish any of these issues and never came back. I need to have two doctors signature in order to use my long-term care for my husband, but this doctor just walked out the door and didn't do anything about it‍ my husband is 76 and they never asked him any questions. I would NEVER recommend this doctor to anyone! I will be looking for a new doctor as soon as possible! Betty Kelly

Love Dr. Phan! He's kind, caring and really listens. It's hard to find an HMO doctor this good.read more