Scott J. Miscovich M.D., LLC

rating should be no stars.
Please stay away. Receptionist is very unprofessional and rude. Receptionist is the face of the establishment and I don’t know how this doctor can keep her on staff for this long. She also doesn’t bill your medical insurance until a year later, even after telling them over and over to BILL MEDICAL INSURANCE FIRST… so be prepared to receive the full amount to pay multiple times and have your medical decline it since its been over a year.
The doctor also almost killed my mom by sending in the wrong prescription-​she is allergic to it. Good thing longs pharmacy is on top of it and refused to give to my mom.

I am a 68-​year old union crane operator who raised 6-​kids as a single dad. As a lifelong resident of Oahu, I searched long and hard to find a family physician that is friendly, an excellent diagnostician and who cuts right to the chase while working with you to keep your medical exam costs and lab tests to a minimum. If there were a way to give this doctor more than 5-​stars I absolutely would without hesitation.
As an aside, I have read some of the negative reviews and find them unfair because they are actually venting and reviewing office staff and not the actual doctor. I learned early on in my life that both doctors and nurses are in a service business and actually work for the patient, and not the other way around. All too often patients get talked down to by office staff or medical assistants, but they don’t say anything about it at the time. Folks, I am NOT a person that can be treated like that and I can assure you that if an office person, medical assistant, PA or nurse talks down to me or gets high-​handed with me, I put them in their place right then and there just to keep us on a level playing field.
In sum, Dr. Miscovich is the best there is. But don’t reduce his rating simply because you failed to speak up to an office person or write a strongly worded letter telling Dr. Miscovich how you felt about the way that you were treated by someone in his employ.

I came here because I needed to have a PCP for my insurance. First of all they don’t call or anything to remind you of your appointment like most offices, good thing I keep a calendar. I arrived for my appointment 15 early and went to check in the receptionist obviously can’t multi task she looked right at me and kept talking to someone behind the desk then answered the phone and started helping them. I sat down before I snapped at her. I watched her do it to someone else then she said do you have an appointment I walked up gave my paperwork. So from the start horrible. My apt was at 9;45 and wasnt seen until 10:45Then the nurse assistant phone rings loudly some obnoxious Rap music TWICE. NEVER coming back.

Will never go to this place again. A lady in the front desk was not friendly and unprofessional. I went there to fill out a medical paper and she said she will call me for appointment but she never did.

The office staff is amazing– so helpful and kind. Such a relief, especially when you are sick!

I thought I should offer my opinion as a counterweight to the negative one expressed by Beverly.
Dr. Miscovitch is AMAzing. I’m in my 50s and doc is the best PCP I’ve ever had. My urologist recommended him to me and I had to make a point of thanking my uro for pointing me in Dr. Miscovitch’s direction. When you’re speaking with him he’s 100% engaged. He’s smart as a whip, intuitive and caring.
Doctors are required to have you come in before they’ll issue refills for certain scripts Beverly. It’s not a ploy to drag you in for an unnecessary visit. To the contrary, by the sounds of it, you’re someone they’d rather not see unless it was absolutely necessary. Generally those meds are the ones that make you drowsy. Which is probably why you got drowsy behind the wheel. If you’d bothered to read the warnings on the script you’d have found that out. Which is probably just what the office manager was trying to tell you.
I hate Unilocal for some of the nasty take-​downs and character assaults some people find it necessary to publish. I’m writing this to counter that. And because I love my doctor.