Their best doctor left the practice. The office or practice manager is terrible. I will not return.read more

Always prompt, and my PCP is always attentive and I never feel rushed. Easy to get to location, and…read morevery professional operation.

NE Internal Medicine has given us the best care we have received. It is a larger practice and has a…read morelab to rapidly obtain results which enable the doctor to change a recommendation right away. At the current age of 76 Dr. Dayana Patera is the Best Doctor I have ever had. I am a professional PhD scientist. She provided us with references to scientific articles as approximate. The office, nurse, and laboratory staff are excellent. She identified the possibility that I could have aggressive prostate cancer when my PSA was 7 and suggested I contact experts in the cancer treatment. After advanced proton radiation treatment or my Stage 1 aggressive cancer at Mayo Clinic, semiannual PSA tests confirm I was cured. When we came to Nebraska six years ago, we became independent residents at Eastmont and had access to selecting healthy foods. My wife previously did not cook some healthy vegetables as she did not like them. My annual blood tests showed that the levels of lipids, etc. were firmly in the healthy range. Currently, I am taking no medications or supplements. Her excellent medical advice and care and being at Eastmont which facilitates exercise and eating healthy was meant that my wife and I are stronger and healthier than we were before returned to Lincoln. My wife who is also a scientist has major health issues when we arrived in Lincoln. Thanks to Dr Patera she is stronger than she was six years ago. The medication she was taking for a mental disorder was recently reduced by 2/3nd. For the first time in a long history of Type 2 diabetes, Dr. Patera got her a continuous glucose blood monitor, which is not considered standard practice. To ensure that she got the best care, Dr. Patera referred her to an endocrinology specialist. After a complete examination, the specialist said he could not improve on Dr. Patera's plan and referred her back to Dr. Patera. My wife's father was cared for by Nebraska Internal Medicine for decades by another doctor. He lived in independent living at Eastmont until he was 103.5 and passed at the age of 104. We believe the other doctors are excellent, as Dr. Patera. This is the first care center where the laboratory for most tests are done on site. We have seen nothing to suggest that the 1 star rating that is posted is accurate.

I have been a patient of NE Internal Medicine for over 20 years. The clinic is an outstanding…read moreorganization that provides superb care. Their expertise has literally saved me from death and disability. Especially high-quality care and compassion for older persons.

My family has been coming here for almost 20 years. The finest doctors and nurses and staff that we…read morehave encountered in 60 years of needing medical care. Easy to set up an appointment, and when we arrive, they get to us within about 10 minutes. The doctor spend as much time as necessary to talk with us, assess the situation, and just reassure us if needed. They don't order unnecessary tests, but they send us to specialists when it's clear we need one. They have certainly save my life on a couple of occasions. Cannot recommend them highly enough.

I see Dr. Sellon at Lincoln Family Wellness. I have a condition that requires significant…read moremonitoring and testing. Dr. Sellon researched Lynch's Syndrome and helps me stay on track with the recommended testing and health care recommendations. I have been treated with amazing consideration, compassion, and care at this office. David Foster is another excellent health care provider that I've seen in that office. He is wonderful at taking the time to make sure I understand what's going on before the appointment concludes.

PELASE READ... I've never been so disappointed in place after who know how many years of service…read more. The new replacement Dr. Gibbons and his abundance of office visits, entitlement, standoffish young attitude.. He refusess to help without apointment, after apointment. But yet cant get you even in for a appointment for days/weeks.. Thanks for helping add to the huge disappointed in our health care system. You are part of the problem.. "Look else where, been warned"..

The office will not schedule new patients to meet a physician before becoming a new patient. That's…read moreterrible. Patient should feel comfortable with a physician and not just dive into a relationship with their family doctor without meeting first and finding out if they are s good fit. I tried to call for hours (during their office hours) to see if I was able to schedule something and the phone calls kept going to voicemail.

Dr. Church never made a difference in my care. She is kind but useless. Her PAs are not kind and…read morethey are useless. Her office staff is rude and unhelpful. The nurses are nice but can't help you. Several health issues came up in my time with her and nothing ever improved. Expect to wait for several minutes for someone to answer the phone.

I just had an appointment a month or two ago. But once again, they let my prescriptions expire. And…read moreapparently they work fewer hours than bankers, because my pharmacist tried to call them AGAIN yesterday and today. And no one ever responded. I hate to leave a doctor I like, but I'm sick and tired of my prescriptions being denied all the time. They absolutely don't care about messing up your body's medication schedule. You would think they'd update your prescriptions after appointments.

Finding Dr. Ruby has honestly been such a blessing. She is not only an incredible doctor, but a…read moretruly compassionate and caring human being. From the moment she walks into the room, she makes you feel seen, heard, and valued. She never rushes, listens with genuine empathy, and asks thoughtful questions that show how deeply she cares about her patients. I always leave my appointments feeling reassured and supported. Her office staff is equally amazing--kind, welcoming, and attentive--which makes the entire experience even better. Doctors like Dr. Ruby are rare, and I am beyond grateful to be in her care.

HORRIBLE experience meeting this "Doc". You may need to contact the NE DHHS Public Health…read moreInvestigations and NE Attorney General Consumer Protection if you have the bad chance of encountering Ruby Northrup. She's argumentative (about politics), shows zero self control and non-existent ethics. She may insult you too. Of course, she may provide NO CARE and refuse to read your notes. AVOID!!!!!!!!!! If you go, you may RUN AWAY! Truly HORRIBLE.

Dr. Bozarth replaced my knee and did the best job. He went to bat for me with the insurance…read morecompany and was very down to earth and caring. Dr. Bozarth has a staff of refreshingly practical people and not once did i feel as though he was trying to sell me products or treatment i didn't need.

Dr. Chughtai was the primary care physician for my late husband for many years, and he continues to…read morebe my primary care physician. He is knowledgeable, caring, and takes time to explain his diagnosis.

About a year ago, I moved to the area and saw this doctor to continue my legally prescribed…read moremedication. During my visit, I explained my medications and that I still had some remaining. The doctor told me to use what I had and call when I needed a refill. When I called, the prescription was refused with no explanation. I expressed concern because abruptly stopping this medication can cause serious health risks, including seizures and even death. The staff consulted with the doctor but returned to refuse the prescription again, with a dismissive laugh, leaving me without guidance. Had the doctor told me she would not refill the medication, I could have worked with her on a safe plan or tapered off under guidance, but no options were offered. I never filed a complaint; I found a doctor who would provide honest and safe care. I was left in a dangerous situation that no responsible medical provider should allow. I hope future patients receive clear guidance and respectful communication, especially for medications with serious withdrawal risks.