Peter D. Holmberg, MD

I was in a lot of pain. He had my get shots in my back and I had know idea what to do after I got them. I still have pain and weird felling in my leg. I don't know if I should go back or just ride it our.

Simply The BEST!!!!!

I found him very knowledgeable, a listener who asked questions and explained optional treatments. The shot I received was done with great care and didn’t hurt. His staff did a marvelous job.

Dr Holmberg fixed my gout a year ago and it did not return.

very good doctor. Stayed with us to replace a necrosis of the hip even after finding an infection in the femur.

Extremely long wait, barely even looked at problem area- very disappointed.

is there the option to rate negative stars on the rating chart? if there were, I'd submit multiple negative stars. This was honestly one of the worst experiences I've ever had. Dr. Holmberg never introduced himself when he came in the room, nor did he confirm who I was and began talking at me rather than asking me questions. He could have been talking to the wrong patient for all he knew as he never once confirmed my name. . After prescribing a cortisone injection, I explained to him and the technician I often get lightheaded from joint injections (the most common side effect). The only comment either made was that I could lie on the table. After the injection, he left the room and sent in the technician to clean up. Neither was concerned that I was white as a sheet or that I said I was dizzy, hot and sick to my stomach. The biggest dose of compassion came from the technician who told me to be careful getting off the table so I didn't fall. No one checked on me in the 20… minutes I sat in the room by myself with my head between my knees. Their biggest concern was to get the room cleaned for the next patient. When I finally came out of the room, Dr. Holmberg asked if I were ok and looked startled at how pale I was. I said "no," and he suggested I sit in the waiting room. Any other time I've told a physician I'm dizzy, he or she has immediately gotten staff to help him/her to help me to a room to ensure I was ok. Not only will I never go back, I have advised all my coworkers and friends to avoid TCO. What a train wreck of a clinic. icing on the cake: His diagnosis was incorrect. My instinct about what was wrong was, in fact, correct. Listening to patients is something they cover the first year in med school. Perhaps a refresher course is in order.