Rene Silao Vasquez, MD

Asked to have an annual physical, multiple times, communicating this with the staff and the Dr. It was billed as a new patient visit. After six months of back and forth they would not change the coding. Nickel and dimed me for every, new patient, service provided. Talking to the doctor, apparently, is a chargeable event and is a mental health evaluation. Weird office environment with two or three individuals in the room at all times. Also, asked to do blood work before the appointment and they advised not to; then they suggested after the appointment to complete blood work. Their intent is not to properly evaluate the client, while it is clear they are focused on making money. About the only thing they did medically was increase my stress levels. I will not be going back and will be looking for a new PCP.

He was gentle and caring. I was so anxious and depressed when i came to his office but he made me feel better everything i had my check ups.

I have been going to Dr Vasquez for 40 year until moving to Arizona...we miss him a lot...you won't go wrong with this Dr he is the Best ..

Dr Vasquez is sincere the most caring doctor. He is not all business as so many doctors today tend to be. He will spend ample time with me and all of his patients and is thorough. He is from the old school of thought..helping people get well. I live far and have had to use local doctors in a pinch and no other doctor even comes close. I highly recommend Dr. Vasquez!

This was my dr as a child ..I'm 30 now ..he is till this day the most caring dr I've ever met...he always took the time to make me feel at ease ..he is a dr that truly cares about his patients. ..thank you for the great care you provided my family ..

He is a very nice and kind man for every day issues. However, he misdiagnosed me years ago with an STD just from a visual exam. I was tested with my OB GYN and guess what, I am totally healthy and have no STD's. He is fine for colds and coughs but if it is anything serious go to a specialist and don't settle for a general practioner's diagnosis concerning serious issues.