Dr. Moussa is not bad, but he hires trailer park trash as his office staff. One of the assistants…read morewho brings people back to the rooms is very nice, and I have never had a problem with Dr. Moussa, but the office staff feels like you are bothering them if you have a question about anything. They are lazy and entitled. My mother passed away a few months back, and had been having serious issues since fall. A month after my mother passed, my father-in-law, 87, needed emergency, open surgery and almost died, and we are still dealing with his health as of April. In addition to all of this, I had eye surgery, which I could not reschedule, and was totally blind for two weeks. During my last two office visits, no one said I had a balance and asked if I wanted to pay, otherwise I would've paid it in full. I got a message from a debt collector today, so I called the office and asked about it. They stated it was from a co-pay, which, in September, my co-pays were met. When I told them I would be happy to pay the balance, they said they would not accept it that I needed to pay the bill collector, and the lady was quite rude. When I reiterated to her everything that had happened, including the death of my parent in this time. She said "it is not my problem", which lacked any degree of empathy or Class whatsoever and was really trailer trash for her to say so. I tried to reach them between 12 and one, and the phone message says it is their lunch hour and does not take any calls. Judging by the sizes of a few of the office workers, the entire day is lunch hour. I've never had a problem with Dr. Moussa, although you will wait a few hours during your appointment to be seen, but the office staff is horrible, they have a sense of entitlement that you are bothering them and making an inconvenience for them to do their jobs. Probably not going to go back, these people sent my account to collections after only a few months, and refused to work with me when I wanted to pay the bill.

They do not return calls. If you email, they still don't return calls. When you check out, they…read moremake your next appointment for you without consulting you.

He is the best doctor I have ever had. He is thorough and provides clear communication. He doesn't…read moreover prescribe medications, he is real with you. His staff is also top notch, always professional and informative. He is such a good physician. He is also the primary care physician to my adult children. I would recommend Dr. Kabir and his team to anyone!

A doctor who not only listens, he asks questions. And the…read moreP.A., staff are also totally professional.

Very pleased with Marissa, the lash artist on staff. She takes her time with me, and I haven't had…read morered eyes or any issues from the lashes she applies, or the glue. I get exactly what I ask for each time. Also, her rates are far better than what I had been paying for services with other lash artists in my area (who IMO use cheaply made products or don't take their time). My lashes mostly last for two to three weeks with Marissa. She's my official go-to now.

Dr Pasko is a pleasant person, however each time I had an appointment (with the exception of the…read morefirst being 30 minute wait) I waited no less than 1 hour and 30 minutes past my appointment time. His person who brings you back to the exam room, informed me I did not have to choose him as my primary care if i was unhappy with the wait time. He listens to you but will also talk over you if he does not agree. His office is a bit unorganized, as i had to reach out to other doctors while waiting for referrals. He will not speak to you on the phone, he demands you make an appointment.

You might have to wait a bit sometimes, but it's worth it because he sits and actually listens to…read moreyour concerns. Dr. Pasko is very nice and all the staff are friendly!

Looking for a doctor who not only takes care of your health but also catches your eye? Dr. Michael…read moreTilson, a board-certified family physician in Monroe, Michigan, might just be the one! With a 5-star rating and 47 reviews, he's not only good-looking but also highly rated by his patients. Dr. Tilson is affiliated with ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital and has expertise in treating various conditions, including Long COVID Disorder. He's currently accepting new patients and offers telehealth appointments. Contact him at Monroe Family Medicine, 419 S Telegraph Rd, Monroe MI 48161, or call 734-241-1100 to schedule an appointment.

Dr. Doyle is a caring doctor who will spend time talking with you and will listen to what you have…read moreto say. He will respect you wishes while still administering the best health care possible. His staff is fantastic. They are beautiful, funny , caring women who make feel at ease right away. The office is rarely crowded, this doctor actually schedules enough time to completely care for each patient so you are not left in a waiting room or exam room for an extravegant amount of time.

I called this office and asked if Dr. Doyle was taking any new patients and if he took my health…read moreinsurance, and the office staff said yes, and they were really nice, so I called my insurance carrier and they changed me to Dr. Doyle as my new PCP, and sent me and my husband new insurance cards to see Dr. Doyle. To my amazement, Dr. Doyle called me the day before I was to have my first visit with him and told me that he would not be able to see me, as "I had too much of a complicated medical history and had too many things presently ongoing medically, for him to be able to see me." Now, I wonder why he is a practicing physician. I thought doctors love to see patients, whether they have many medical problems or not. He did not even offer to at least see me for the next 30 days (since I can only change my PCP on the 1st of the month), and I have medications to be refilled as well. He did not want anything to do with me due to my extensive medical problems and extensive medications. I never knew a doctor only took "the easy cases"! It also would have been nice for him to at least tell me this in person, as I went through making all of these changes. I will contact my insurance carrier and tell them that they need to put in their booklet of physicians... which physicians will take someone who is ill, and which physicians will only take on "well patients" so they can just collect money and not take the time to care for them. What happened to the oath to care for a patient without predjudice?