Brett Siegrist, MD, FACS

Drove to Prescott the Dr says he's going to fill two prescriptions for us we get home and call the pharmacy nothing! Next day nothing. Call them back after going the weekend without, on Monday can't get ahold of anyone. A week later we get one script. Then they call in the wrong medication for her on week two. Totally ridiculous, unprofessional, and left with a wasted day, the gas there and back , dozens of wasted phone calls. I can't and won't recommend this practice to anyone. There are a few nurses that seem to care but that's just not enough.

See this doctor! A honest, kind and smart provider! I came to Dr Siegrist for a second opinion on continued vein treatments I had been having. The previous doctor I had been seeing suggested more intervention that felt $$$ driven. Dr. Siegrist informed me I in fact did not need more treatments and was incredibly compassionate when telling me this. I became emotional thinking about the time and pain I've gone through thus far and Dr. Siegrist immediately put me at ease and made me feel so much better. He is the real deal. His office staff was just as compassionate as him.

Dr Siegrist was very helpful and straight forward. He didn't waste my time or money on unnecessary tests. I left the office confident that I no longer had a vascular problem. I will definitely see Dr Siegrist in the future, if the need arises.

Dr Siegrist, was helpful through the whole process for my dads right leg. He has always communicated with us clearly and has always been understanding of my dad's situation. I would recommend him especially because he truly cares and listens to his patients.

During a surgery by another doctor to install a stent in a major leg artery I suddenly developed a clot in my leg blocking all flow to my foot. That doctor got on his cell phone and called doctor Siegrist. I was transported via ambulance about 3 blocks and in a very short amount of time in a corrective surgery by Doctor Siegrist. He saved my foot. Afterwards he was also very clear about the risk I was exposed to and how to handle my PAD issues going forward. He will always by my vascular surgeon.