Dr. Grandits is amazing. When I couldn't get into see my regular doctor, I went to see her about a problem that I wasn't sure was related to my arthritis. She was extremely sympathetic, fully investigated my problem, and sent me to the right specialist. She always does comprehensive tests to find out what is really going on, and I often get messages from her late in the evening with my test results. She follows up and cares about her patients. You might have to wait awhile in the office to see her, but that's because she takes her time to make sure she has addressed each patient's concerns. She is worth the wait.

Submitted Aug. 12, 2014

Dr Grandits is a wonderful doctor, she is a good listener, does try to be the know it all, will let you know, if, there is something she doesn't know about, but, will research it. She spends time with you and doesn't rush you out of the office. You do have to wait for her quite a while after your apt but, people do not mind with how wonderful of a doctor she is and the quality/quanity of time that she spends with you. I have nothing but, good praises for her.

Submitted July 9, 2014

Dr. Grandits is excellent-she takes the time to explain everything and always asks me how I'm feeling, what I think, etc. She is a great listener. The nurses in the infusion area are wonderful and I like the fact that there can only be two patients receiving infusions at the same time. I previously went to a doctor who would have 8-10 patients for this-I felt like I was on an assembly line! Highly recommended!

Submitted July 24, 2013

An exceptional doctor, one of a kind. Would recommend completely.

Submitted Jan. 10, 2012

Excellent doctor. Takes the time to explain everything to you in detail. She is very thorough and makes you very comfortable.

Submitted Oct. 1, 2009

Very patient and understanding. Explains things thoroughly, and makes things easy to understand. Book your appts very early! 3 months in advance. Worth the wait.

Submitted Sept. 25, 2009

She has extensive knowledge of rheumatology(joints and arthritis) and comes very highly recommended. She is very willing to explain everything. The only downside is that she is incredibly hard to get into short-notice. You pretty much have to schedule 1 and sometimes 2 months out.

Submitted June 3, 2009