It was a very supportive and helpful experience. I felt that I had been heard, understood and now knew what to do next.

| Verified patient

Very pleased with how I was able to be seen by the PA's in a timely manner. Also happy with the phone / return calls. Alexa Chesner was very helpful and attentive!

| Verified patient

Alexa Chesner is my go-to care giver when my primary is unavailable. She is thorough, kind, and compassionate.

| Verified patient

Excellent. Thank you.

| Verified patient

I Love the Staff at my Doctors office they are all very helpful

| Verified patient

I am very happy with my providers. I will not go anywhere else. Highly recommend them t everyone. They are very knowledgeable and thorough.

| Verified patient

Easy to share information with. Good listener. Considerate but not patronizing about my physical limitations in getting up on the examining table. Clear summary & recommendations for 2 O T C products to start treating my excessive gas & abdominal discomfort. The opportunity to tell a knowledgeable Caregiver gave me peace of mind so I can more readily go forward even though I'm occasionally uncomfortable because of the gas. She understood my description of the difference between'pain' & 'discomfort'. I have Rheumatoid Arthritis so I'm almost always uncomfortable, but not 'in pain' like the insurance co asks about. (Or is it Medicare that wants to know what level of'pain' a patient has?) I know a lot about the medical profession; she's someone I'd entrust my challenges to, knowing that she would do a very good job for me

| Verified patient

Received all the info I needed regarding my appointment. I responded no to diet, exercise and injury as that did not pertain to this appointment. Would like the call center to function better. It just seems to provide a barrier between patient and care provider.

| Verified patient

Very informative meeting. Good conversation.

| Verified patient

Alexa made me feel very comfortable and confident in her ability to treat my problems.

| Verified patient