By RogerCyndy at Citysearch September 28, 2009
Dr. Mitnick has been our family physician for over 20 years. He offers not only years of compassionate experience, but is one of the few doctors who actually takes time to listen to his patients, answer their questions, allays their fears when possible, and is willing to learn right along with them. He is not one of those puffed-up doctors who demand you do what they say or find someone else to go to. If you are hesitant about something he will work with you to find out why or find an alternative method. He is 1 in 1000 and we hope he never retires or leaves the area! He has been our physician, a mentor and we consider him a friend. He has seen our faily through many serious crisis and continues to be supportive, His patients, know that if he is running late, it is because he is spending as much time needed with another patient, as he will with you, when it is your turn to see him... so we understand and don't mind. We are just glad he is there for us! ...read more
By apolo at Citysearch June 01, 2007
I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Uhl and am a testament of his skills through a very difficult operation to reconstruct my wrist to the best functional ability. There are no words to describe the appreciation I have for this Dr. who took a lot of time and effort to study for the operation he performed. I went to many Dr's for opinions to correct a major deformity, including some out of state. It was by far one of the most important decisions to make in my life and the outcome was a better way of life for me and my family (especially my kids)! Thank you Dr. Uhl from all of us!!!\t\n\t\nI would also like to note that his nurse Heather was excellent and the staff went above and beyond. ...read more
By Linda C. at Judy'sBook August 02, 2005
I saw Dr. Spiro recently - or I should say, I had an appointment. I barely saw him because he was in and out so fast. This is a doctor with a great reputation and I believe he really knows his stuff. However, he schedules so many appoint... ...read more
If you are considering a career as a general surgeon, you may be wondering what the proper steps are to take. You will need to complete a total of 14 years in schooling, including four as an undergraduate, four as a medical student and another six years in a medical residency program. ...read more
A physical therapist works with individuals who are recovering from medical problems or injuries to help them restore movement so they can regain their normal body functions. Setting a physical therapy private practice requires research and careful planning. Once you get everything set up properly, it... ...read more