Dr Robillard and her nurse Heather are excellent. They always listen to any concerns or questions I…read morehave. Dr Robillard explains everything simply and goes over her plan of action thoroughly.

The best, kindest family doctor we've ever had. Took superb care of my elderly mother for her last…read moredifficult years. Patient, thoughtful, intelligent, resourceful. Calls you up personally to deliver test results, advice, etc. Fantastic, caring staff. Practice is now closed, but we feel blessed to have her as our doctor.

Dr Yu is a wonderful Doctor. I just love her and have been going to her for years. My sister and I…read moreboth go to her.I would give her 5+ stars if it wasn't for this bitchy nurse name Jakie that has working the phones so NOT helpful! there are a couple of nurses there that just suck and other that are wonderful

Volatile and vulgar language towards patient. Patient being special victim. Too many errors when…read moreprescribing medication.

Don't go to this guy. He cares more about race horses than people. My father had cancer--he had…read morespent from November through March at various nursing homes. For some odd reason, Willow Point discharged him, not because he was in good shape, probably because Medicare stopped paying. When you are discharged from a nursing home, you are supposed to see your primary physician, so I made the appointment and took my father to see Dr. Miller. Being delusional, I thought my father still had a chance to make it. I came to the appointment with many questions. As Dr. Miller was typing away at the computer, his back to me, I told him I had many questions to ask him at the end. He told me to ask my questions right then--as his back was to my and he was typing. I told him I'd waIt until the end of the appointment so I could have his undivided attention. Dr. Miller yelled, "Hey, I only have 15 minutes!" He couldn't be bothered to spend an extra five minutes with someone who was dying. Two weeks later my father was dead. Dr. Miller also had my father take blood tests, then he never looked at the results. Things could have gone better for my father if Dr. Miller had. If one of your patient's PSA results is 2,000, you'd better notice it. Anything over 6 means trouble. Dr. Miller never bothered to look at the results. Don't go to this doctor unless you want to die. Terrible.