Primary Care Sports Medicine

Kal Ferreras 

on Google

a week ago

For starters, the communication in this practice is absolutely lacking. It took a week for them to adjust my doctor's note in a way that my work could accept - and even then, it was a modified duty that my work could not accommodate. I think the doctor that treated me goes by Rebecca, though the name on my papers is Michelle Fouradian. According to her, I had a case severe enough that the doctor gave me an injection for my pain upon my first visit (something she claims to never do, but thought I needed it). She now claims I... read more

Chris M. 

on Google

4 months ago

Good Doctors, but I really don't like the fact that they make you pay the co-pay AND deductible up front, that's not how insurance works for in-network doctors . In my case we had to pay $1100 up front because that's what should be owed "according to my benefits" what they didn't factor in was the fact we had been to the hospital the day before that and met our deductible. If they had sent the claim to our insurance company (like an in-network doctor should do) they would find out that we only owed $141....big difference be... read more

Susan Collins 

on Google

11 months ago

I've been coming to Dr. Patterson and Primary Care Sport Medicine for many years now. I would not have made your office my first call for care if I didn't have complete confidence in the care I receive there. Dr. Patterson as well as the other members in that office are wonderful. They've treated my entire family and I've recommended them to friends - all of them have been happy with their care. This must be the go to office in the Valley because I frequently run into people I know in the waiting room. They're wonderful. 

LEAH EKERLING 

on Google

7 months ago

The health care providers are amazing! They are caring and competent! Be prepared to wait a long time for your appointment . The front desk is often dismissive , no smiles… I messaged and called and emailed and got no responses from anyone. A few days later they called me. One is made to feel quite insignificant by the staff at the front desk. Sometimes there’ll be a very kind person there, most times, not. 

Test User 

on Google

5 months ago

The guy is knowledgeable but seems to be scamming the insurance companies with unnecessary office visits. After 3 times showing up and paying $35 co-pay just for him to ask me how I was feeling and doing nothing else, I caught on. Also, I don't care that he is the doctor to the stars. They don't have the same insurance as I. Not worth the hassle.