I've been going to Family Medicine here for several years now and have consistently great…read moreexperiences. For the last 3 or 4 years, Dr. Holmstrom has been my PCP and I really liked her. I guess most folks do too because the only downside is that there's usually about a 3 month wait to see her! But I've been lucky that so far I haven't had any emergency issues to need to get in all that quickly so a 3-month wait hasn't been terrible. A few times I've needed prescriptions filled last minute and the staff has always been friendly and extended my refill until I was able to get into see the Dr. Most recently I was in yesterday for my yearly physical. Admittedly, despite being completely enamored with all things having to do with the medical profession, I have a bit of doctor's office phobia when it comes to my own appointments and I get really nervous whenever I visit (nothing personal, docs! I'm just a worrywart!) but the staff here puts me at ease. Everyone is great from the check in front desk staff to the nurses (there is one in particular that I've seen several times and she's the best! I'm terrible with names so I can't recall to give shout her out, sadly!) to the medical student who did my preliminary exam. Dr. Holmstrom is also so sweet and supportive and really friendly. Admittedly I've had a pretty grief-stricken year so anxiety/depression has been a bit of a struggle for me the last few months. She really took the time to talk through some of my issues and make sure that I was taking care of myself through all of it. They really do care here! UofM also has the neat health portal online where you can make appointments, view test results, request refills, etc. Everything you may need at your fingertips 24 hours a day. Just make sure you have your medical record number handy as you'll need it, if you're like me and forget your login & password all.the.time! ALSO--this office also houses the Japanese Family Health Program. This doesn't pertain to me but I think it's great they offer the services to Japanese speaking members of the population (several other clinics in the area service other languages).

I have been a patient of the MEND clinic since starting the low calorie diet through the weight…read moreloss program in Aug 2020. The weight loss program they have is a study through the University of Michigan. Only certain people will qualify for the program, but it promises drastic weight loss. They have an admission application and procedure that you have to follow. The diet uses Optifast soups and shakes. You only get 800 calories per day and have to exercise 40 minutes/day. After a few weeks, you can start eating 2 cups of veggies. The physicians and nutritionists that are a part of the program are very kind. I was struggling in September and didn't lose any weight because I was cheating on my diet. I told Dr. Aljuni that I felt like a failure, and she was so nice to me. She said that it was ok, and that I hadn't failed yet. She was very compassionate and motivating. Since that appointment, I've done a lot better. I'm very thankful for this program and hope to continue on the up and up.

I would leave a negative score if that was possible. My son has been urinating blood for a week…read morewith testicular pain. My Son told his Dr @Trinity, about the family history of bladder cancer that his Paternal grandfather and Maternal grandfather had, so he was concerned. She told him she thought he might have a bladder infection and prescribed an antibiotic. But when he asked for a referral to a Urologist, she refused saying; if you want, you can go to the ER. Who does that?

I wanted to write a review for my doctor, Heather Simpkins MD @ IHADF, but it looks like she's not…read moretaking patients at this time and I don't want to frustrate potential patients. (She'd definitely get a five.). I've had enough experience with the other IHA docs and the Urgent Care which is in the same office, so I decided just to review the practice. I think you would be happy with any of the clinicians I've seen when Heather is not available. Clean office, fairly efficient clerical staff , and great coordination of care with my specialists, even those out of network. This last item lifts IHA way above my former PCP (from the 80s to 2015). The clinicians I've seen are respectful, don't try to "docsplain" me, and the advice I've gotten is consistent and usually works. Also they read your chart before they see you! Good people.

She is awonderful doctor ,very polite and knowledgeable she lesson carefully ,and goes back to your…read morelast few visits and finds the missing puzzle I am so pleased with her work.

Dr. Hsu is one of several physicians at the East Ann Arbor Health Center that I've been seen by. My…read morefavorite is David Cooke, M.D., but I also like and would recommend Dr. Hsu. She gave me a complete physical, including a gynecological exam, and made me feel quite comfortable. She discussed my birth control options with me candidly, and opted for a discussion about what the risks and benefits were rather than lecturing me or telling me what to do. I appreciated that. Making appointments at the East Ann Arbor Health Center is usually pretty easy, though some doctors have fuller schedules than others. It isn't usually to difficult to schedule a visit with Dr. Hsu. Full disclosure: a family member works at this clinic so I'm a little prejudiced in favor of this health center.

Thank you so much for the compassion, skills and time yesterday when I was having a bad day!!!…read more The waiting room was super welcoming and calm, I felt like I was well taken care of getting my hand checked out after I slipped on ice and punctured it with some foliage. I would never hesitate to get checked out in the future knowing there is a safe place to go with humans who are equally as inviting. Thank you very much for your kindness! Highly recommend!

I went in with a sore throat, and they told me I didn't have strep throat and I only had a viral…read moreinfection that would go away on its own. I continued to suffer for a few more days (because they told me not to come back for 5 DAYS) before finally deciding to go to a different walk-in. Turns out, I VERY OBVIOUSLY had strep throat. Then, to top it all off, they decided to charge me over $100 for my visit (yes, even with insurance). I am never going back. Absolutely ridiculous.

Dr. James R. Baker Jr. is an outstanding physician. He is very thorough, listens well, explains…read morethings well and is very friendly. He is a Guru.

I am writing to affirm my positive experience in working with Dr. Silva on family therapy with my…read morekids. Dr. Silva has shown great care and attention, coming in on off hours or accepting the occasional phone call to discuss the current situation and ask for advice. His book and method on reality therapy is something we implemented within our family and it showed success. I have found Dr. Silva highly professional, responsive, and attentive, and I would recommend his service to others. Dr. Ryan Eustice

Waited in the office 45 minutes for my appointment before walking out. No update, apologies, or…read moreexplanation for why there was such a delay. The office is religious (catholic), fine but me. But they do not prescribe birth control, and do not advertise that they are a religious practice. Sneaky, sneaky.

It seems the staffing issues are no longer a problem. Thank goodness…read more Dr Cooke is a down to earth peach. I am glad I stuck it out.

I like the East Ann Arbor Health Center (part of the University of Michigan Health System) in…read moregeneral, and Dr. Cooke in particular. I started going to this health center based on a recommendation from someone I know who works there. I started off with one doctor, and ended up seeing Cooke on a subsequent visit. So far, though other doctors were good, Cooke is my favorite. I was diagnosed with an endocrine and autoimmune disorder a couple of years ago, and while I'm grateful to the doctor that caught it in my lab tests, she didn't have much of a bedside manner, and didn't explain things I needed to know about my condition very well. Dr. Cooke took time to answer my questions and seems to be aware of the latest protocols on treating my particular endocrine disorder. It's also important to me that a doctor treat fat patients with dignity, and I've been consistently happy with him on this issue. In fact, I've recommended him to the "Fat Friendly Health Professionals" database that's kept on the web (google it if you're curious). While I will see another doctor in the practice if he's all booked up, I would prefer to be seen by Cooke whenever possible.

My father saw a PA, and had physical therapy and an MRI for a torn shoulder. He was told he needed…read moresurgery and to schedule an appointment with Dr Miller whose office was 200 miles away from his home. Twenty hours before the appointment Ryan Paton (head of scheduling) ordered the appointment to be canceled due to an error in scheduling. My 82-year-old father now has to wait another 2 months to have his shoulder looked at by a surgeon. This treatment is unacceptable.

Dr. Joel is excellent. She has excellent intuition when challenging issues arise. We have her as…read moreprimary care doctor for our parents for more than 5 years and she has been a wonderful doctor for them.

My mother is a patient of Dr. Joel's. I need a letter stating my mother cannot make decisions; she…read morehas end-stage Alzheimer's & my father cannot assist either. The person at the desk said they couldn't release any information. Well, ok, but how do I get help then? "We cannot give out any information." The aide got rude. I asked to speak with someone else. She refused and hung up on me. I hope this young woman's mother has another daughter to help her when the time comes - and look out for Karma!