Dr. Phatak is very compassionate and works hard to assist with any medical need. I would give 5…read morestars, but I've had issues with the person at her front desk not following through. I would recommend her as your primary care physician.

Dr. Wessling is very knowledgeable and caring. He is skilled in both allopathic medicine and…read more"alternative" therapies.

I've been seeing Cindy for many years and she's my favorite of all my many doctors. She's so…read moreknowledgeable and I trust her completely. I feel heard and valued by her and all the staff there. While she and Dr. Wessling can treat in a conventional way, I personally like a more functional approach . I honestly feel my health has improved since I've been seeing her. I recommend her 100% and think she's worth the long wait it probably will take to get into seeing her! Joan Carlson

Dr Zohner and his staff are absolutely wonderful. You are always greeted upon arrival by either…read moreSiovne or Cindy. Dr Z takes the time needed to get to know each patient. You are not viewed as a number. Because his practice is smaller , as it is with all MDVIP physicians, Dr Z and his staff have the opportunity to know each patient and even greet you by your first name, if you so desire. A definite added positive for me is being able to have an out of town physician when I become ill away from St Louis. There is a network of physicians available through MDVIP. This is a great relief as I have become ill when out of town and either suffered through the issue (made flying less an attractive pleasure than usual or went to an ER. I'd you do have to go to the ER, Dr Z will, if you are sent home, call a day or 2 later to check on how you are doing. 5 stars all around because you are a person with a name to both he and his staff, rather than a number.

Dr. Norfleet has been my internist for many years. She knows her medicine, she knows symptoms, she…read morehas sent me to the ER (when I had double pneumonia and sepsis), she has visited me in the hospital, and she encourages me with positive words. Dr. Norfleet's nurse, Christie, is delightful, and does the weight, bp, temp . . . all those things that must be monitored and regulated. Yet, Dr. Norfleet is a personable and non-judgmental physician who is very encouraging related to lifestyle management and upkeeping good health. And she's funny and approachable, too. I am diligent about keeping her abreast of news or changes with my specialists. Everybody's gotta be onboard. I know people who are very fragmented with their physicians. Every doctor has their own little slot, and there's no sharing. Because the sharing must come from the patient. And these folks have suffered medically and physically for non-full disclosure. Not a good approach. Dr. Norfleet practices at the Central Medical Group (14th floor) in the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Center for Advanced Medicine at Kingshighway Boulevard and Forest Park Parkway.

No I would not recommend this physician. The office staff provides very poor follow-up status…read moreconcerning referrals for specialists and any procedures requiring a referral. Everything is done by computer if you sign up for my chart.org and messages are not answered. If you need to see the doctor it will take a YEAR TO GET AN APPT. You are shuffled off to the P.A. who is also non-responsive. I gave up trying to get a referral....after 8 days of phone calls etc. SIMPLY HORRIBLE.

I called SLUCare on the search for a new Primary Care Physician, and they happened to have an…read moreappointment open with Claire Shapleigh in a week, which is uncommon for primary care. I did a quick google and decided to go ahead and check her out, she is a Physicians Assistant which I actually prefer. I saw the same Pediatric Physician my whole life, then switched to Family Medicine where I was another 9 years, so I've been anxious to find someone new in St. Louis where I recently moved. I'll tell you what, Claire didn't disappoint. And to be honest, I think I like her better than my Pediatrician AND first adult physician combined. She was warm and inviting, listened to everything I had to say, had great advice, and was super knowledgeable. She's also trained on Pap smears, so for the women out there, check her out, she's a one stop shop. She would be an amazing provider for anyone. I could go on forever about how amazing she is, but you're just going to have to check her out yourself. If you're on the search for a new primary care provider, look no further, Claire is your girl!

Cut and heal, freeze and peel. Every year or two, John H. makes a visit to the dermatologist…read more Nothing horrible, just some preventive maintenance for brown spots and little bumps that, if left unaddressed, could be horrible someday. Since SLUCare is associated with St. Louis University School of Medicine, the doctor you see consults with fellow professors, and instructs and mentors students. I think there's a lot of competency and accountability built into a connected system like this, and that makes me more confident about the quality of care I'm receiving. Of course, sometimes it means that an extra doctor or medical student is sitting in on your exam. This may not feel so wonderful if you're shy. In my case, when a couple of young doctors peel back my privacy gown to check me out, it just means I have more material to weave into the tall tale I tell my wife. During last week's visit, I started out with obligatory stops at stations for insurance-billing, registration, and nurse medical history review. Then, since my last dermatologist recently moved out-of-area, I was introduced to Dr. Tarbox, whose manner was just about the best I've ever experienced in a physician. She immediately made me feel comfortable, really listened to me, did the full-body skin check, explained thoroughly what she was seeing, went away while the nurse pricked the needles in to numb me up, then carried on a pleasant conversation while she sliced and bandaged my face and neck. After about a week, you can look at me and not cringe - I am no longer hideous!

Though Dr. Wessling is a busy man, he never seems as frazzled or inattentive as most doctors out…read morethere. He deals mostly with children, though adults come to him as well. I did for a number of years. He practices homeopathy as well as traditional medicine and will fuse a treatment that utilizes both schools of thought. I love his office, the staff and their way of thinking. It works for what I need.

Best family practice clinic hands down. The wait can be a bit long for a new patient to become…read moreestablished but definitely worth it! Staff is amazing. I recommended all my friends and family after my experience and they feel the same way. It's nearly impossible now days to find a physician who really listens. Though he is a very busy man, when seeing him he has a way of making you feel nothing is more important than what you have to say. He listens and always makes sure you've had all questions answered.

They do not ever answer the phone and when they do they are condescending. The nurses for the dr…read morewill never call you back. Front office people gossip about others and patients in waiting room can hear them. Dr Coleman is great but he needs new staff that actually want to work

Never had a a follow-up with the doctor after treatments. Follow up visit was only with the NP…read more Office experience: always had to leave a message sometimes a couple times before I got a call back. Any questions went through a chain of office staff and information was lost along the way. Not at all a good experience for me.

Kind, caring and professional therapist and a quick response time from the first inquiry to…read moreappointment. Very helpful.

Don't use these people. On a day when the roads were bad with ice and snow for my first…read moreappointment, they didn't even wait 10 minutes for me! The park lot was confusing, they gave me the wrong room number, the door to the building was locked. PLUS, I couldn't call them either to ask them how to get in or where they even were (it went straight to the answering machine). Didn't even call me to ask if something happened. Tells me how compassionate they actually are. People come here for mental problems, and they don't even treat you with decency of waiting for a few more minutes on a bad road day. What an ordeal.