Michigan Endocrine Consultants

I have been seeing Dr. Sakharova for over 5 years and as a nurse I will not go to anyone else. She was able to diagnose me with a condition that puzzled other docs for years and get me on the right track to improved health. I also am familiar with her from working at the hospital and trust her. She’s the best!

My son was a patient for several years. He had a change in insurance and was unable to continue as a patient, although he was in contact with the office during his insurance change (obamacare) He recently got new insurance through an employer and was anxious to get back to the office but was told he has been dismissed as a patient. DISMISSED! Shame on them…

Ugh, I’m not a fan of giving one star reviews on Unilocal but I am so disgusted with this practice and with Dr. Rosenblatt in particular. I’ve been a patient for several years– I’ve never been thrilled with him, but he got the job done, even if I consistently waited at least 90 minutes to see him every time. The time comes to schedule my regular appt and I call and of course have to wait a month to get in, no biggie, in the mean time I was involved in a major car accident and of course the appt slipped my mind (it was the day after I was released from the hospital). Roll around to me realizing I was out of refills and it dawning on me I missed my appt. I call the office and am told I was discharged from the practice due to my one no show. No letter, no phone call, nothing. I explain to the receptionist what had happened and she said. Well. We can put it in review to see if he will accept you back. Really? No thanks, I’ll take my business elsewhere. I’m sure the patient who had the appt time after mine was thrilled she/​he had to wait only 75 minutes to see him because I freed up some time on his schedule that day. While there aren’t a ton of endos in this area, there are enough for me to see someone who actually cares about his patients.

Well, Unilocal,this is a first for me. I’ve never written any sort of review for a medical office, because, truth be told, I used to find it a little bit odd. However, now that I’ve moved, and I am slowly trying to wrangle my A-​team of medical professionals, with the daunting task of keeping Amanda E. in good running order, I find myself desperately trying to get suggestions on where to go.
I am only in need of an endo on a semi-​regular basis, so the amount of time that I am here is probably much less than some people, but the few occasions that I have been here thus far, I love it. There are a few docs, but the one chosen for my A-​team is Dr. Sakharova… she is AWESOME. She is a fast-​talking, sweet, and extremely knowledgeable Russian lady (I say this, because at first it was a little bit hard to understand her accent), that happens to also have a great shoe wardrobe. She is very thorough, and will definitely answer your questions, however it does seem a little rushed sometimes. That is to be expected with a specialist in an incredibly busy office though.
There is one nurse there that kind of scares me, but everyone else is wonderful, especially my pals in the phlebotomy area. They see me coming from a mile away, and have their supplies waiting to be taken into one of the exam rooms so I can lay down while they suck my blood. Then I am offered a lovely snack of juice and a cookie or crackers. Not 5 star dining, but it will do when a girl is ready to fall face first onto the floor in a dramatic fainting scene, reminiscent of daytime television.