This pediatric dermatology location has its strengths and weaknesses. The good news is that the office is very accessible, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom, making it convenient for patients with mobility issues. The office also accepts credit and debit cards, and appointments are recommended to ensure a smooth visit.However, the quality of care seems to be a concern. One client reported that they lost confidence in the office after being called with biopsy results a year after the procedure, which is unacceptable. Another client had a poor experience with the staff, feeling that they were not taken care of properly and that the office was not transparent with their insurance claims.Despite these issues, the pricing of the services seems to be competitive, with one client mentioning that it was a significant factor in their decision to visit the office. The office also appears to be innovative in its approach, with a focus on providing high-quality care to its patients.One major issue that stands out is the lack of communication and follow-up with clients. Both clients who left reviews mentioned feeling neglected and unimportant, which can be detrimental to the patient-doctor relationship.