Arthritis and Rheumatology Institute

Jennifer Parker 

on Google

2 months ago

I’ve waited 3 months to calm down and write this review. Pros - easy to make appointment and took Tricare. Cons- Dr Quresh was dismissive, distracted, and unhelpful. Didn’t listen to my symptoms or read the notes from my orthopedic surgeon who referred me. She flipped through the papers but didn’t read them. She applied extremely light pressure to a few joints and asked if I had any pain and declared I had degenerative arthritis. When I objected and tried to share what my orthopedic doctor had uncovered she said you don’t ha... read more

John Grabow 

on Google

4 months ago

Worst doctors ever. The staff is even worse. They’ve ordered the wrong prescriptions, tell me one thing and do another. I would avoid. Edited to add that now they're down to just 1 or 2 doctors who only work in this office twice a week. 

Ambarish Kumar Kandikanti 

on Google

4 months ago

I visited this clinic for a doctor’s consultation and was quite surprised to see a $540 charge just for the visit. Unfortunately, no one mentioned this fee in advance. After the insurance adjustment, I still had to pay over $220 out of pocket, as it was applied toward my deductible. The staff and clinic should be more transparent about their consultation costs before the appointment. I recommend that anyone planning to visit confirm the charges upfront to avoid unexpected bills. 

yunhee park 

on Google

5 months ago

This was one of the worst and most unprofessional medical office experiences I have ever had. At the Arthritis and Rheumatology Institute, they demanded full payment before I could even see the doctor. When I said I would pay right after the consultation, they refused and told me I could not be seen without paying upfront. They even claimed this was the “standard practice” for all medical offices, which is simply not true. I never received any medical service, yet they still insisted on money first. It felt more like a scam ... read more