After a couple years of inadequate care elsewhere, I'm happy to have found Associated Physicians…read more When my "usual" doctor left the practice, Dr. Fothergill took over and she has been thorough and helped me even when I didn't know I needed it. She referred me to an allergist and that decision was unexpected, but also incredibly helpful. I also see Dr. Schwartz for OB/GYN, and she is the best gynecologist ever. I wouldn't say I like having gyno visits, generally, but she's the best in town.

Update: someone is reviewing reviews and covering themselves. They updated the website within hours…read moreof my Yelp review. Screenshot of the website pre- and post-review attached. There is little regard for continuity of mental health care. After seeing Gil Roth since 2021, when I called to schedule an appointment after a four month lapse, I was told I was no longer eligible to be a patient as I did not have a PCP in the clinic. I haven't had a PCP in the clinic since 2023. I never received notice in writing of this new "policy" (a nurse later coldly told me this isn't a "policy", but that "Gill Roth and Dr. Cordes are providers that were hired by Associated Physicians to see our patients"). There is nothing posted on their website, even now: https://www.apmadison.com/behavioral-health (It even says Gil is accepting new patients- ironic, since they are actively turning them away). So beware- because it isn't in writing as far as I can tell- if you aren't in their PCP club, even if you are a pre-existing patient with years of a relationship established- they have very little regard for the continuity of your mental health care.

I'm pretty close to the Junction Road location, which is part of a medical center; so keep in mind…read morethere's a facility fee for any service here, whether it's lab work or a doctor's visit. I came in for some lab work, and the process was quick and straightforward. You don't need to check in at the front desk--just walk past the pharmacy to the back, where there's a line for the lab. Two staff members were working and called people up to check in. There seemed to be several phlebotomy technicians and my total wait time was about 15 minutes, which wasn't bad at all. After the blood draw, they even offer water or apple juice, which was a nice touch. Overall, if you're on the west side and don't mind the facility fee, this is a convenient and efficient spot for walk-in lab work.

Be aware that any physician operating at this clinic will impose a fees in the hundreds of dollars…read moreunder ethically questionable billing practices. Specifically, even if all that you do is visit a dermatologist for a prescription renewal, you will hit with medical coding related to outpatient hospital services and also a separate facility fee for the privilege of looking at the UW Health logo on your way in. To my knowledge, MERITER does not follow these practices and presents a more compelling value proposition.