Doctor Sanfield is not only professional and knowledgeable he is a doctor who is also a real human…read morebeing. He will take the time to explain your treatments, your issues and anything else you wish to discuss. I've never gotten the impression that he is impatient or ready to push me through to get to another patient and for a doctor he actually has really good handwriting! :-) I have been under his care for years and even though he isn't in my "network" I feel it's worth the extra cost to continue to see him. If you need an endocrinologist, there is no one else I'd rate any higher than Doctor Sanfield.

I came here in 2004, when my physician (at the time) was Dr. Chen, and at the time it was IHA @…read moreHogback. He was (and still is) a good doctor, but years later, before moving to the Clark Office, my current primary care physician is: Dr. Kusiak, and I always enjoy have her, ever since, yet, she more than just a physician, but she also dedicates herself to humor and devotion with me, as she hears so much about my own family, who always looks after my health. When she's either busy (with other patients), out of town or has prior commitments, I usually go see Dr. Dyksterhouse (as of early this year) and he too is a very humourous physician, but is the opposite of Kusiak. I've been not only a big asset to these physicians, whom I see them, as my family, they are now my friends, as I'm part of the Trinity Health group.

I came here today for a routine physical checkup. It is not too far away and convenient. They also…read morehave a solid connection with the UofM Health system. I have been coming here and seeing Dr Chen for years. They were originally on Hogback rd but moved to Clark a few years back. The office is comfortable, clean and checkins go quick. The Dr is nice and informative and explains things thoroughly. Good office and Doctor to have.

Hope clinic is a very special place and we are so blessed to have this clinic in their community…read more The doctors and everyone who volunteers there actually REALLY care about you, listen to you and treat you how everyone - rich or poor- should be treated. Look at their website for more info. They are there to help and everyone had such a huge heart.

Just moved to the area and both my husband and I needed a new doctor. I found Dr McEvoy to be very…read morefriendly and took the time to listen to both my husband and I without feeling like he was in a rush. He is very easy to talk to and seemed to be on top of everything. Hope I don't need his service much, but I feel confident when I do. His staff is really nice and their waiting room is comfortable and inviting.

Cannot say enough good things about this doctor and his staff. He is very much a people person -…read morehas a great bed-side manner, even if you're not limited to a bed. Speaks openly/honestly and listens as well. He has treated me, my wife and my daughter. Off-the-chart raves from all of us. The staff follows the man.

Today, Dr. Klemptner refused to help me. He's refused to help me in the past (seeking a CT scan or…read moreMRI) saying my (well managed) type one diabetes would be a "risk factor." He was wrong. After addressing my kidney function with my endocrinologist, we determined nothing SHOULD stop me from seeking a diagnosis for the chronic pain I have associated with scoliosis and degenerative bone disease, etc. I have a statement from her, saying so. Turns out, Dr. Klemptner is just here to collect a paycheck, and not help patients. He said there was nothing he could do for me. I went to his office seeking a different (but relevant) referral today, and he flat out refused. I've never been treated so horribly by a doctor. I begged him to help. He encouraged me to find another PCP, which I spent HOURS doing. Why, because he didn't want to refer me to a specialist. He treated me like I was seeking drugs the whole time. (I'm not). Thanks for nothing, literally nothing. It was really fun finding a new PCP today.

***Update: I have been here twice this week due to illness and I have to say it has completely…read moreturned around since I was here 2 years ago! The staff are professional, kind and compassionate. I highly recommend this urgent care. They are pretty fast too! Updated from 1 star to 5! They are the best!

Felt like the doctor didn't care. Went in with swelling and pain from a salivary gland stone. Left…read morebeing told all I can do is use mouthwash, suck on sour candy, and to come back when it's bigger. Did get a referral for an MRI but that doesn't do much good Jen my jaw and face pain is at a 7-8, and I can't eat.

My family and I love Mercy Christian Health! It is a drive from where we currently live in…read morePlymouth, but it is well worth it for the compassionate care and attention we receive. We primarily see Dr. Debra Boyer, who is so kind and attentive with my kiddos. But we have also seen several other in the practice and they've all been fabulous! The ladies at the front desk are incredibly kind!!! You honestly DO NOT see that everywhere. I've been to many other doctors and businesses where the front desk was not welcoming. But man, these ladies are always greeting us with a smile and clearly love their jobs! They are great about fitting us in when we need to be seen and get us back to our room very quickly. We will continue to go to Mercy Christian Health even with it being a drive!

I hope no one here has the immense displeasure of dealing with the office manager, Kathleen. She is…read morea vile and awful woman. I was experiencing symptoms of a mental disorder (which has now been addressed by another doctor) and she kicked me out of the practice because in her exact words, "they have actual sick kids to take of" and she told me to "go get a new doctor". . While I was speaking with her she put me in a room, that was trashed and said she'd only give me 15 minutes with the provider because "their practice had other patients that needed help" She completely humiliated me and made me cry. No compassion. No referrals to an actual specialized psychiatrist. No admissions to inpatient psychiatry. Her encounter with me left me severely depressed for days. She is truly an awful woman.

My partner and I were looking for something very specific when finding a pediatrician for our son…read more My partner actually made a bulleted list of qualifications that the doctor had to have to even be considered. He he printed out that list and brought it with us to the offices -- I thought it would be embarrassed by it, but now I know it showed we meant business! We wanted to find someone who would consult with us and respect our decisions on vaccinations and antibiotics. We wanted to veer on the homeopathic side of care whenever possible. We wanted someone who respected the fact that our son was born at home with a midwife. It was hard to find all of this in a pediatrician, but in a family doctor, Dr. Scheerer was the It man. Dr. Scheerer is accomodating, I don't feel like a sardine in a tin can in his waiting room, he sits with you and really listens to your concerns. He knows his holistics but is also affiliated with St. Joe's, so you get the best of both worlds. He supports breastfeeding. He looks like he was in a rock band once, but has pictures of his family on a slideshow screensaver. Also, since he's a family doctor, he can take care of the whole fam. He sees babies every day, so we felt comfortable to have our son under his care. His staff remembers us and it really feels a lot more inviting than any other doctor I've been to. If you really like flourescent lights, a hospital setting, and a sterile-feeling environment, then he probably isn't for you. His office is in this awesome gigantic purple house near Planned Parenthood.

Dr. Scheerer has been my primary care doc for quite a long time now. Even though we're living…read moreoutside of the country now we still come back for annual check ups. He is thoughtful, thorough and engaging. His standard of care is among the best I have ever experienced in any of a variety of medical settings. In an era when your counted as lucky to get more than 10 minutes with your physician, Dr. Scheerer takes the time needed to examine, discuss options and then take a few minutes to talk about what books we've been reading.