Prisma Health Care Collaborative

I had a very shocking and unpleasant experience with a specific doctor whos primary location of practice is here; Dr. Maryna Mammoliti. She claims she has knowledge in ADHD, but when I went to see her she misrepresented, judged and concluded in 20 minutes without being in the room that I don't have ADHD. I have a fear for the safety of the patients who see Dr. Maryna Mammoliti for their ADHD. Not only did she conclude this without any knowledge, she misdiagnosed me in multiple areas in 20 minutes, but she let a STUDENT doctor practice without my consent. Thanks for this terrifying experience Dr. Maryna Mammoliti. I now have a diagnosis of ADHD and ASD from a doctor who actually cares about ADHD. How can one claim they specialize in ADHD but not even put any effort into a diagnosis or symptoms when they come to the ER for help? What a shame!AVOID DR. MARYNA MAMMOLITI AT ALL COSTS!! - I LEFT THIS DOCTOR IN A WORSE STATE BEFORE I SAW HER AFFECTING MY QUALITY OF LIFE AND TRUST IN DOCTORS.

Dr. Olmestead was very professional and knowledgable. Welcoming environment and happy team. Keep up the good work!

To the nice Secretary that lent me bus tickets so my daughter could get to her appointment tomorrow thank you so much!!!Anyone with babies I highly suggest this pediatrician office the doctors are amazing everyone is so nice and treats you with respect

Dr. Mia Sethna have been my daughter's pediatrician since she was born. She is the most caring and knowledgeable doctor a mother can ask for her daughter. She is just adorable.

From the receptionist at the front (@ the front desk) to the first impression of being seen by the current medical student (Dickson) - this team is amazing.The COVID screening was on point and made me feel safe. The office is spotless and so pretty.Now let's talk about the doctor (Kate, Austin). She is WONDERFUL, so professional and KIND. Friendly is an understatement of the year. So welcoming and gentle to the touch. Her, AND Dickson both have such great bedside manners. It was wonderful to laugh and have a great start to my morning.I can't wait to see her again!

Would not recommend this place. I had a procedure done back in March/23 from Dr. Kashor. I have been struggling with discomfort and distress from my skin issue. All she did was prescribe cream after cream after cream which all did NOTHING! I specifically asked her after my punch biopsy if I can have my bump removed, she said wait until you use cream. This was 3 creams later. All I want is this to be surgically removed. It causes me a lot of pain and discomfort. She refuses to send me to a general surgeon. I have made several attempts to reach out to them to no avail before posting this. I have made a complaint with medical board and also Dr. Kashor is very rude, abrupt and lacks bedside manners so if you need skin care treatment please go elsewhere

Dr. Valiulis is the most kind and caring doctor I have ever met. She followed me through my first pregnancy, delivered my first child and is currently my doctor for my second pregnancy. She took the time to get to know me and my wishes throughout pregnancy. She has personally called me on multiple occasions when I have a question or concern. She listens to everything I have to say and never brushes anything off. I have had the best experience with her as my doctor throughout pregnancy.

My wife and our 1 year daughter arrived 10 minutes late today. They told my wife it was a no show because of the 10 minute late arrival. They charged my wife $50 for no show fee. I'm not sure being late for 10 minutes is considered no show.

We were charged for late arrival (EXACTLY 10 minutes for the first time in almost 2 years) and have paid 50 dollars. It isn't fair!! When I had to wait because they were late I didn't complain, I just understood.

This review is about my experience with Dr Mammoliti. I'm going to just post the email I sent today to offer feedback:Hi there,I wanted to provide feedback for an assessment and service I received from Dr. Mammoliti in March. I am not really expecting any reply back but I still thought it was important to write to you and I am hoping she gets to see this.In March Dr Mammoliti assessed me for ADHD. It was a very validating experience however the aftermath was very destabilizing. I had a bad reaction to my first meds which my GP did not feel confident in dealing with and referred me back to Dr Mammoliti for reassessment. Dr Mammoliti has also told me she would send instructions a titration schedule to come off the meds I was on at the time and did not do this. My GP and I were pretty confused about the path forward hence the refferal for reassessment. Dr M proceeded to call me without any appointment and explained that she doesn't do follow ups (i was referred for reassessment at the decision of my GP) due to concussions and PTSD and insomnia and possible TIA" I had this reaction to the meds and proceeded to say she was not confident in treating me but would make a plan (which I would not be involved in- and I need to state that I am absolutely not ok with how that went down) with my GP. It is also important to note that telling me I had a TIA was incredible panic inducing and out of left field- I have had CT scan and MRI to disprove this and her claim was baseless.This entire experience was incredibly destabilizing and a loss of hope after months of no answers or support landed my in the CAMH inpatient unit. While I was at CAMH I encountered a lot of trauma from doctors who know nothing about neurodevelopmental disabilities but by miracle and because I had been to the CAMH ER several times- I was able to have my formal ASD assessment rushed. The regular psychiatrist assigned to me notified me that Dr Mammoliti was actually at the hospital while I was there and asked me why I didn't want to see her as I guess that was the info passed on. I actually had no idea she was there and if she was I would've wanted to see her as the Dr assigned to me was not competent in ADHD care.I have finally been able to take ADHD meds- but I wanted to let her know that my reaction to the meds was actually due to the fact that I also have autism spectrum disorder (finally formally diagnosed at CAMH). People with ASD do not tolerate ADHD meds (or many other meds) as easily.I also wanted Dr Mammoliti to know that the list of resources sent to me had expired links and needs to be revised. Additionally should she suspect a patient with ADHD have autism- they can be referred to the neurodevelopmental services at CAMH.That's pretty much it. I appreciate what Dr Mammoliti is doing but I really feel that the way I was handled in her care was quite harmful- and I'm hoping that she gets to see this so that other people who have "complex cases" might not end up in the position I was in.Thank you.Mélanie"