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Dr. Sharma is pleasant, professional and thorough. He listens, asks questions for additional information regarding what may be contributing to the condition. Once he diagnoses, he makes sure I understand and answers any questions I have. He does not rush me. When he prescribes medication, he tells me what adverse reactions could occur. He ensures I know what follow up is needed. I have recommended him to others who have told me they had good experiences and commented on his thoroughness.

She follows through. She answers questions. She doesn't treat you like you are being a difficult patient if you ask her about research. Her office is right around the corner for me.

They were listed in my list of providers. I did not find them through word of mouth. I took any chances with them. They are very good and I will stick with them. I see a particular physician there and he is good.

We like that she is very thorough and she takes the time to get to know her patients and she wants to be sure she is doing the right thing. We had an allergy situation and she wanted to make sure we went to an allergist before she would make any recommendations on the medication. My wife just really loves the doctor; she is just a real good doctor. She makes her patients feel at home and talks to them and asks them a lot of questions. She is a lot different from the doctor my wife had before.

I have had a GI illness that was diagnosed 5 years ago, and is marked by flares and progression of the disease process. Being new to Cincinnati, I needed to get established with a new Gastroenterologist. Dr. Chun was recommended by my PCP, in the same practice group at Group Health Associates. I work in the healthcare field and I am the sort of patient who is well-informed about my diagnosis, treatment options and diagnostics. Dr. Chun, unfortunately, seemed not to be interested in treating me as a patient, but only my diagnosis, which he seemed to find rather hum-drum. To me, it is not hum-drum at all, as I have a disorder, typically associated either with being elderly or having diabetes, and I'm not in either category. I had a list of about three questions, none of which were answered. One for example - Me: "It seems there are several etiologies for my diagnosis. Can we determine what caused this in order to better treat it?" Dr. Chun: "No." I thought he might elucidate further, but that was it. Not the most outstanding communication I've ever had with a medical provider. He then went on to put me on medication that I had tried in the past that was not effective AND is known to have a black box warning about tardive dyskinesia, an involuntary movement disorder, that somewhat resembles Parkinson's. I explained to the doctor that I had tried this medicine previously and had very limited success with it. His response was to continue to write the Rx. When I asked about further diagnostic tests, he kind of shrugged and sighed, as if I was some sort of a bother instead of an insured patient who was going to billed for this. All in all, the consult lasted about 7 minutes, for which I was charged a not significant amount. I'm not sure what criteria makes a physician one of Cincinnati's Best Doctors (as reported in the local magazine), but I sure didn't see it.

They are convenient. They are good and friendly. The office staff is fine. The time to make an appointment is long. They take 6 months out or something to schedule an appointment. It is kind of annoying.

Dr. Danny P. Morgan is a good doctor. He is very knowledgeable about the medicine he practices and is able to help out a lot. He sometimes isn't able to get me in right on time for my appointments and that is pretty disappointing.

So far, our experience with Dr. Weisenberger has been wonderful! He's very patient, and I have a son that is all over the place and gets into everything. Because the doctor is more relaxed, this makes me more relaxed. When my kids are sick, he explains to me about their sickness in detail, any home remedies, and what to expect. He also listened to me when I told them that my kids have a breathing problem. Other doctors listened to their breathing and because they didn't wheeze that very moment, they concluded that they didn't have anything wrong. He said that they have allergy induced asthma. They've been so much better since then with the asthma treatments and air purifiers. He's very attentive to what I have to say and works with parent to find the best solution to any problems. He's a great doctor and would recommend him to anyone who needs a pediatrician. Also, while waiting in the waiting room can be a little long at times, once they do take you back in the room, it isn't but maybe five minutes that the doctor comes in. In most other doctor's offices, I've always waited much longer than that. And while this might not seem as a perk to many of you, this is for me: I'm so glad that the rooms do not have the swivel chairs so I'm not constantly battling with my kids to stay off so they don't injure themselves. No worries on that part.

Dr. Seltzer has been my primary care physican for many years, I would recommend her to anyone. She really went to bat for me with a medical care/insurance co problem I had once. She pays attention to past history and throughly answers any questions I have.

It is great. We have been going here since my daughter was born 3 years ago. They are very accommodating, its easy to get an appointment, and the pharmacy is just down stairs.

What stands out about him is that he is incredibly intelligent and compassionate. He has got five kids of his own and he is a pediatrician, so obviously he loves kids. He is patient and kind with the children and the parents and is understanding of my son?s ADD.

Went well, no surgery at this time, Referred to Beacon for Physical Therapy.

i was not happy with the overall outcome, my concerns and questions were not addressed. I was left not sure on how/what to do to recover.

We were referred to her by someone. She is very friendly and she seems to know what she is talking about. My daughter feels comfortable with her.

He is a straight shooter and tells it like it is. He seems very competent. He is pretty personable. He is thorough and does it the old fashion way. He does not rush you. He has a good staff too. I like him for my doctor. He refers me always to the right people.

He takes his time with me and he is very responsive. He takes good care of me, gives me the appropriate medicines and he is highly qualified. The quality and service is excellent. He talks to me in detail about the reports and recalls my name even without referring the files there.

He is very very personable, kind, professional, and knowledgeable. I would recommend him. He genuinely cares.

Dr. Maloney has been our children's primary care physician for years, we have four kids six and under. Dr. Maloney's bedside manner with the adults AND the kids is superb. He is a caring individual who asks lots of questions to ascertain the details of the whole situation (illness) and allows for, and encourages, the parents and kids to ask questions and be actively involved as well. For example, we were discussing the efficacy and data around the new flu mists (vs. the traditional flu shots) and Dr. Maloney took the time to share his thoughts and help us to make an informed decision.