Doctors take forever, if u book with them. Always Takes an hour past your appointment to see Deborah or Doctor. Plan for a 2 hour appointment :(
Jose Pienknagura
Dec 2025
Dr. Gerald Asin
Dr. Gerald Asin is an extraordinary physician in every sense of the word the kind of doctor we once believed existed only in memory or legend. He listens, truly listens, as if each patient were the only one on earth. He knows us not as charts or lab results, but as people with stories, fears, hopes, and a desire simply to be understood.
His bedside manner is exquisite calm, confident, and deeply human. With a presence both gentle and resolute, he brings comfort before even speaking a word. His knowledge is vast, precise, and astonishing, yet carried with humility and grace.
A master diagnostician, he sees what others overlook, finds clarity where there is confusion, and brings healing not only through science, but through kindness. To be his patient is to feel protected, cared for, and held in the capable hands of a gifted healer and a magnificent human being.
There is, in him, the rare combination of wisdom, patience, compassion, and genuine love for people the true marks of a physician of the highest calling.
As the Jewish saying goes: “A good doctor cures the disease; a great doctor cures the patient.”
And Dr. Asin? Well he cures the patient, explains the disease, calms the family, reassures the worrier, educates the curious, charms the skeptic, and somehow still keeps the office running like a Swiss watch.
Frankly, at this point we’re not entirely convinced he’s just a doctor. He may also be part psychologist, part philosopher, part miracle worker, and part magician because every time we leave his office we feel better, wiser, and mysteriously convinced to take our medications.
And the funniest part? We all pretend we’re going for “a quick check-up,” but in truth we’re going because spending time with Dr. Asin is cheaper than therapy, safer than Google, and infinitely more reliable than asking your cousin on WhatsApp why your knee suddenly hurts on Tuesdays.
May God bless him with strength, health, and patience especially patience, because with us as his patients… he’s going to need it.
A long time patient Jose Pienknagura
Donna L
Oct 2025
I've been going to Stone Creek medical for 26 years. Dr. Asin has always been very knowledgeable and smart. He's fantastic.
Amber Swanson
Aug 2025
He always takes the time to listen to all the concerns and then addresses each one individually with a plan and then recaps at the end. Such a kind doctor and his staff is great! I have sent both my parents there and feel like they are in great hands.
Chuck Rita
Apr 2025
Been seeing Dr Asin for 20 years. I live up north, and we Drive down to still see him. Every aspect or expectation of a doctor he far passes...this is a 5 plus doctor.
adam Osborne
Sep 2023
Secretary is incredibly rude, you can tell she does not care about the well being of the patients. There to do bare minimum and then go home at the end of the day.
Joseph Frinzi
May 2022
Dr. Asin loves the practice of medicine and helping his patients. He is a hands on doctor. He also uses his wealth of knowledge and excellent communication skills in an analytical manner. Recently, I had my third physicals with him. Thanks to Dr. ASIN’s superb skills ,I left his office confident that I am in great health.
Martha Logan
Nov 2021
I have been a patient of Stonecreek Medical Associates for over 20 years now. Ever since Kathy retired a bout a year ago things have gone downhill. Everyone seems less personal and friendly, it seems like it is all about the #'s now. Just recently all of the staff has been replaced (I have been told when I call multiple times) and my I am consistently hounded about a bill I try to talk to billing about it, they say it must be how my insurance handles it, so I call my insurance, then I call billing, then I call my insurance...it is like a vicious circle... I am not an insurance biller and it is not my job... but apparently I have to do my job and everyone else's job as well so that I pay a proper bill... I would be fired from my job if this were the case. I understand that I have things to do as a patient...but the Dr & office have a lot of things to do as well... Please I thought this was the perfect Dr Office ever and bragged about it for years...I am really changing my mind these days! Fix your $H!T
C R.
Apr 2021
All-time best doctor. Gerald Asin is the best dr I've had. He treats more light rail operators than another doctor in phoenix for a reason. He is very good at finding troubled issues.
Brandon Billings
Oct 2020
It has been 2 years since I gave Stonecreek Medical Associates 5 stars, and nothing has deterred me from that rating. Dr. Asin is one of the most patient, humble, caring, and attentive doctors I have ever seen. He is not a dismissive know it all, but he is also willing to call patients out if he thinks they're not being honest with themselves. He is respective of medicine, but he is not one of those doctors that just wants to throw pills at every little thing. He has stuck with me through some rather dark times and helped me see it through, and is now playing a role in making me a better person. It took a while to build up a rapport, but it is good to have a doctor who you believe and who believes you.His office staff has undergone some changes in the past couple of years, but nothing for the worse. Mimi the medical assistant(?) is fantastic and always goes above and beyond to try and help patients. I think without her help in navigating the messed up medical system in the US, I may have given up on my treatment a while ago. Marcy, the receptionist, is friendly and has always tried to get me the help I needed, even if it is late notice. It is also nice that there is a Sonora Quest inside the office for blood samples.I've recommended this office to my own family, which pretty much says it all. The one negative is Dr. Asin is often running a little late, but that is because he takes his time with each patient and actually converses with them. You'll often find your own appointments taking a bit longer than expected since Dr. Asin very rarely makes you feel rushed. I'll take some tardiness over a doctor that stops in, says a few sentences based on what a nurse wrote down, says see you later, and then sends you a bill.
Trey Champagne
Doctors take forever, if u book with them. Always Takes an hour past your appointment to see Deborah or Doctor. Plan for a 2 hour appointment :(
Jose Pienknagura
Dr. Gerald Asin
Dr. Gerald Asin is an extraordinary physician in every sense of the word the kind of doctor we once believed existed only in memory or legend. He listens, truly listens, as if each patient were the only one on earth.
He knows us not as charts or lab results, but as people with stories, fears, hopes, and a desire simply to be understood.
His bedside manner is exquisite calm, confident, and deeply human. With a presence both gentle and resolute, he brings comfort before even speaking a word. His knowledge is vast, precise, and astonishing, yet carried with humility and grace.
A master diagnostician, he sees what others overlook, finds clarity where there is confusion, and brings healing not only through science, but through kindness. To be his patient is to feel protected, cared for, and held in the capable hands of a gifted healer and a magnificent human being.
There is, in him, the rare combination of wisdom, patience, compassion,
and genuine love for people the true marks of a physician of the highest calling.
As the Jewish saying goes:
“A good doctor cures the disease; a great doctor cures the patient.”
And Dr. Asin? Well he cures the patient, explains the disease, calms the family,
reassures the worrier, educates the curious, charms the skeptic, and somehow still keeps the office running like a Swiss watch.
Frankly, at this point we’re not entirely convinced he’s just a doctor.
He may also be part psychologist, part philosopher, part miracle worker,
and part magician because every time we leave his office we feel better, wiser, and mysteriously convinced to take our medications.
And the funniest part?
We all pretend we’re going for “a quick check-up,” but in truth we’re going because spending time with Dr. Asin is cheaper than therapy, safer than Google, and infinitely more reliable than asking your cousin on WhatsApp why your knee suddenly hurts on Tuesdays.
May God bless him with strength, health, and patience especially patience, because with us as his patients… he’s going to need it.
A long time patient
Jose Pienknagura
Donna L
I've been going to Stone Creek medical for 26 years. Dr. Asin has always been very knowledgeable and smart. He's fantastic.
Amber Swanson
He always takes the time to listen to all the concerns and then addresses each one individually with a plan and then recaps at the end. Such a kind doctor and his staff is great! I have sent both my parents there and feel like they are in great hands.
Chuck Rita
Been seeing Dr Asin for 20 years. I live up north, and we Drive down to still see him. Every aspect or expectation of a doctor he far passes...this is a 5 plus doctor.
adam Osborne
Secretary is incredibly rude, you can tell she does not care about the well being of the patients. There to do bare minimum and then go home at the end of the day.
Joseph Frinzi
Dr. Asin loves the practice of medicine and helping his patients. He is a hands on doctor. He also uses his wealth of knowledge and excellent communication skills in an analytical manner. Recently, I had my third physicals with him. Thanks to Dr. ASIN’s superb skills ,I left his office confident that I am in great health.
Martha Logan
I have been a patient of Stonecreek Medical Associates for over 20 years now. Ever since Kathy retired a bout a year ago things have gone downhill. Everyone seems less personal and friendly, it seems like it is all about the #'s now. Just recently all of the staff has been replaced (I have been told when I call multiple times) and my I am consistently hounded about a bill I try to talk to billing about it, they say it must be how my insurance handles it, so I call my insurance, then I call billing, then I call my insurance...it is like a vicious circle... I am not an insurance biller and it is not my job... but apparently I have to do my job and everyone else's job as well so that I pay a proper bill... I would be fired from my job if this were the case. I understand that I have things to do as a patient...but the Dr & office have a lot of things to do as well... Please I thought this was the perfect Dr Office ever and bragged about it for years...I am really changing my mind these days! Fix your $H!T
C R.
All-time best doctor. Gerald Asin is the best dr I've had. He treats more light rail operators than another doctor in phoenix for a reason. He is very good at finding troubled issues.
Brandon Billings
It has been 2 years since I gave Stonecreek Medical Associates 5 stars, and nothing has deterred me from that rating. Dr. Asin is one of the most patient, humble, caring, and attentive doctors I have ever seen. He is not a dismissive know it all, but he is also willing to call patients out if he thinks they're not being honest with themselves. He is respective of medicine, but he is not one of those doctors that just wants to throw pills at every little thing. He has stuck with me through some rather dark times and helped me see it through, and is now playing a role in making me a better person. It took a while to build up a rapport, but it is good to have a doctor who you believe and who believes you.His office staff has undergone some changes in the past couple of years, but nothing for the worse. Mimi the medical assistant(?) is fantastic and always goes above and beyond to try and help patients. I think without her help in navigating the messed up medical system in the US, I may have given up on my treatment a while ago. Marcy, the receptionist, is friendly and has always tried to get me the help I needed, even if it is late notice. It is also nice that there is a Sonora Quest inside the office for blood samples.I've recommended this office to my own family, which pretty much says it all. The one negative is Dr. Asin is often running a little late, but that is because he takes his time with each patient and actually converses with them. You'll often find your own appointments taking a bit longer than expected since Dr. Asin very rarely makes you feel rushed. I'll take some tardiness over a doctor that stops in, says a few sentences based on what a nurse wrote down, says see you later, and then sends you a bill.