By NicoleZimmer December 14, 2013
I was a patient of his for years. I had referred a lot of people to this office, and felt comfortable with him. I actually trusted him. Well that was short lived. I was told after a few months of taking suboxone.. that i could actually ween down to a very small amount and would feel minimal to zero discomfort. Which was a TOTAL LIE!!!!!! Withdrawling off of pain pills, and heroin, are actually EASY compared to the withdrawl off of suboxone. I KNOW this from prior experience. After being a patient of his for many years, and passing EVERY drug test with flying colors...one day i arrive and im told my urine screen will be sent to a lab (instead of testing it there in front of me) which was how it was always done before. A few days later, I get a call and Im asked to come in to the office. I go in... and Im showed my drug test...I was told I passed everything....except that I had OXIDANT in my urine. Well I have no CLUE what that even was. So I call the lab, and Im told I put BLEACH in my urine!!!!! OK!!!!!! THAT makes sense!!! LOL!!!! Also,, Im told by Dr Soliman that I have one month to find a new doctor. He will not see me any longer! I cant explain how it felt to be accused of something I DID NOT DO!!!! Well after awhile of looking around I found out it is illegal to fail someone for an oxidant in their urine. It could of been from a UTI, bladder infection, or pork and other certain meats. Im sure that was just his sceme to get me out so he could get another NEW patient so he could charge the ridiculous 500 dollars start up fee! I would not recommend this doctor to anyone. I will NEVER trust a lab again with my urine. ...read more
By dddddddd March 30, 2013
this store is very high compare to surrounding resale/thrift/donation stores. Goodwill, SVDP, Once-around thrift and other stores are much cheaper. peppermint pig is also priced higher but not as high as this salvation army store. Speaking with managers are not consistent in delivery, Most very nice and one was actually very curt and rude and acted like she did not have time nor wanted to deal with customers. I am a donater as well as a customer. ...read more
By hospicenurse45005 October 23, 2012
Part 2: When requesting the patients medication for end stage life is pulling teeth with the facility nurses. If you don't have the experience of taking care of patients in the end of life phase then don't question the nurse who is @ the bedside taking care of these patient's 24/7 accept we are there for the patients best at heart making sure one is taking care of to the best for the circumstances. It is heart renching to explain to family members why certain nurses are just not on board with making sure their loved one's have unconditional care by this facilities employees. Patients @ end life need peace and quiet this facility needs to have rooms available just for the sole purpose ...read more
We are usually able to get people in with in one week. Many offices have a wait of several months. ...read more
By Julie Guilfoyle Counseling February 13, 2009
Counseling for Solutions Have you ever wondered if your life could be improved by seeking counseling, but were too afraid to take that first step. At our agency we strive to make counseling as casual and non-threatening as possible, and we have evening and weekend hours to accomidate yourfamily.We counseling families & children!We are committed to helping the members of your family succeed. Child who are showing signs of behavior problems should get intervention as soon as possible. It is the key to their success in school and for the rest of their lives.Julie Guilfoyle LISW800 Compton Dr.Suite 27Cincinnati, Oh 45231(513) 262-3409juleguilfoyle@yahoo.com ...read more
By Julie Guilfoyle Counseling February 02, 2008
Mental health care referral can be a scary process for many people. Going to a doctor or medical setting to get assessed for mental health services may be more scary than the mental illness. Although a doctor or qualified mental health provider will still have to approve the services, it is quite easy... ...read more
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder occurs in people who have suffered a significant trauma such as a victim of a violent crime, or a soldier who has been deployed to a combat zone. Often times, suffers of PTSD find themselves reliving the trauma which makes it difficult and stressful for them to mov... ...read more