If I could give her more stars I would. She is unequivocally the best doctor Ive ever met. She is kind, compassionate, caring, and most of all helpful. She genuinely invested in the best for her patients. The only down side is shes very busy. However, that should also say something about her as a physician. No bad physician is ever booked full, so it really just lends credibility th her awesomeness. She is literally the best doctor I have ever known and Im very thankful and blessed to have her as my doctor. Her PA Tyler and receptionist Billy are also awesome and helpful people. Any time I had a sub theyve been some of the best Ive met. Ive been here for a few years after searching for adequate health care for my rare condition, and honestly hope she never stops practicing. I know what their office has done for me and my family and quality of life, and I have no doubt many other patients feel the same way. Dr. Fishers office is the best.

An exceptional physician and diagnostician. An incredible patient advocate. In all my years I have never felt as listened to. I highly recommend Dr. Fisher.

I have had the worst two years. I seriously felt like I have been in the twilight zone dealing with these ‘wacko’ doctors. Then Dr. Lauren Fisher walks in and I feel she ‘gets it’ and somehow my hope changes to positive. She brings her education to the table and is knowledgeable! The PT staff is phenomenal. Everyone listens at this facility and are there to help YOU, not just earn a paycheck. 5 stars does not do her justice. Very rarely do I take time to write a review; however, I feel she is worth it, because I felt my health was worth it to her.

Lauren is the REAL DEAL!!!Very patient focused,I feel really comfortable with her.She ordered MRIs ASAP!Im hoping she has a great remedy for my pain!

Very caring and professional

The doctor is a very nice person, but it doesnt help me at all. Even so, I thought I would take care of the patient until the end, but is there a case when the doctor listens to the patient and doesnt see the patient because it is different from his or her own thoughts? I am a patient with hypoparathyroidism. This chronic disease is extremely rare in the United States, so Korean interpreters misunderstand the hypoparathyroidism in English. So its really hard and painful. My arm pain is related to hypoparathyroidism, which doctors have admitted to the US, but I dont know why I should hear that from an American doctor because of the chronic disease. Is it all you need to prescribe medication?! I have to check the patients condition and prescribe it. 😷😠 I want to tell you not to go to the rehabilitation department here. And on September 25th at 4:15 pm, when I was Zen Ryo, the interpreter was also in a bad mood because he acted against the law. I dont really understand why the interpreter doesnt interpret what Im talking about and only talks with the doctor. Doctors should also listen to the patient, why should they listen to the interpreter and throw out the patient !!!😠😠😠😠😠