Dr. Thais Moldovan

Mario Cimino 

on Google

4 weeks ago

I was a patient of this practice for 5 years. I am no longer for 2 reasons: Dr. Moldovan practices through her PA, friendly enough but clearly on a steep learning on the job over those 5 years. I only managed to see the doctor twice in 5 years. Second, the administrative operation is a perennial trainwreck. They are stuck well back in the 2Oth Century. They are still relying primarily on fax. FAX. In 2025. But the last straw was when a staffer called me the day before my appointment to say my referral had expired. Then proce... read more

Nicole Price 

on Google

6 months ago

Dr. Moldovan is truly exceptional. While she did not find evidence of an autoimmune condition, she identified another underlying issue and promptly referred me to hematology, where I received the appropriate treatment. After seeing multiple rheumatologists over the past ten years, she was the first to conduct such thorough and comprehensive testing. She took the time to listen, was compassionate, and genuinely addressed all of my concerns. As a nurse with 19 years of experience, I’ve encountered a wide range of physicians—ma... read more

Ana Krauthamer 

on Google

a year ago

Dr Moldovan is a rare find in the medical field, she has been my doctor for years and accurately diagnosed me and treated. I am so thankful for all the support Dr Moldovan and her staff gave/give me from listening to my complaints and frustrations to fighting insurance company for approval of specialty medicine. I could absolutely not navigate the field of auto immune diseases without her practice! 

L M C 

on Google

2 years ago

My husband, the patient, is a wheelchair user. This practice is NOT handicapped-accessible. There is a step up from the poorly paved parking lot to the office. I suggested they get a temporary ramp that could be deployed when needed. Three months later, they still didn't have one and claimed it was on order. Three months after that, I called to say we were on our way over and they should put out the temporary ramp. They said they didn't have one. I was only able to get my husband into the office with great difficulty. On top... read more

Laura Chabrow 

on Google

2 years ago

My husband, the patient, is a wheelchair user. This practice is NOT handicapped-accessible. There is a step up from the poorly paved parking lot to the office. I suggested they get a temporary ramp that could be deployed when needed. Three months later, they still didn't have one and claimed it was on order. Three months after that, I called to say we were on our way over and they should put out the temporary ramp. They said they didn't have one. I was only able to get my husband into the office with great difficulty. On top... read more