Heinrich Amy E

The office tends to bill for anything that might be minutely related to a word they breathe -- even if they didn't actually DO anything. Just got billed $30 for a "developmental testing" assessment (questionnaire with about 8 questions that I filled out with "no concerns" in response to each question) -- done during a well-child visit for 2 year old son. We had no concerns and no vaccinations due -- standard 2 year old visit. Had they actually done some sort of assessment (even a bubble test with lots of questions that they then had to enter into the computer), I wouldn't be irritated. Nope. A form with open-ended questions that I filled out with "no concerns" -- $30 please. The doc didn't even mention it. Will be contacting the state's attorney general (billing for a "procedure" that wasn't actually DONE seems like insurance padding/fraud to me) and posting more reviews online. If you have awesome insurance, you may not see the extra charges for nothing -- if not -- watch out. more

Ive been taking my son to this doctors office since he was born. He is one years old now. I have never had a problem with any of the drs or staff. They are extremly friendly and knowlegable. Im very confident in all of the drs that i have seen there. Love the extended hours. more

Children’s Medical Center is open 7 days a week for extended hours, but this perk was not enough for us to continue to take our daughter there. Dr. Nooman was my daughter’s primary care doctor, but we never met him. We either saw another doctor or a nurse practioner. The office staff is friendly and the wait time to be seen was about 30-45 minutes. We switched to another practice because we wanted our daughter to be seen by her primary care doctor for at least her well checks, and that was not possible at CMC. more