Nisam Merrill R, MD

This review is not about the Dr. (He’s great) but about the reception area.
When you walk into this pulminary office you are greeted by a sign that reads: «SCENT FREE ENVIRONMENT no perfumes, scented lotions, sprays, etc. Due to the medical considerations of others, we strive to be as fragrence-​free as possible.»
I’ve complained twice about the overwhelming carpet cleaner smell in the reception office. For someone like me, that has asthma, triggered by perfumes (just the thing they’re warning against), it makes my lungs burn. It smells like a cheap motel room too. I’ve noticed that the smell stops as soon as you go into the back offices. I hope prima medical group does something about this. It seems ironic that they are preaching one thing and doing another. And don’t forget this is a pulmonary office, i.e. they deal with the lungs. They should know better. Or at least listen to the complaint and fix this oversight.