I have had one of the best and worst experiences here, and unfortunately, I would not recommend Dr…read more Rutledge based on my experience. Dr. Rutledge was my doctor during my first pregnancy, but I rarely saw her throughout my pregnancy. I was induced at 37 weeks and ultimately spent 72 hours in labor. During that time, Dr. Rutledge went out of town. After 72 hours of labor, I was told that my doctor was unavailable and that an ER doctor would be delivering my baby via C-section. Thankfully, Dr. Lucco was there for me. She had seen me for much of my pregnancy, and when I asked for her to deliver my baby, she came in even though she was not scheduled to be at the hospital to deliver a child. She came ready to serve, support me, and make sure I felt cared for during what was an incredibly difficult and vulnerable experience. I will never forget Dr. Lucco's compassion, care, and support. Her presence meant so much to me, and I still think about her to this day. Dr. Lucco is a PHENOMENAL WOMAN and a GREAT PHYSICIAN. I am forever grateful that she showed up for me when I needed someone in my corner.

If I could give zero stars, I would. I saw Cassandra Johnson and this was honestly the worst…read moreexperience I've ever had with a medical professional. The purpose of my visit was because I've been experiencing symptoms of perimenopause for the last 2 years and over the past year they've started to get worse. When I mentioned some of my symptoms to her, she completely dismissed my concerns and told me "Feeling hot all the time isn't a symptom of perimenopause." She also told me my PCP was full of for sending me to an obgyn and that I should go back to my PCP to address my concerns. The only bloodwork she ordered was to check my thyroid levels (which were normal). She used coded language to fat shame me by telling me I needed to "make lifestyle changes." She also suggested I try magnesium and get on an antidepressant, but failed to look at my medical history and see that I'm already taking an antidepressant. Do not visit this practice, especially not Ms. Johnson, if you are experiencing symptoms of perimenopause or menopause, as you will not be taken seriously.

Top notch women's health care from Dr. Smith. She explains everything thoroughly and takes time to…read moreanswer all of my questions. I feel like she is very supportive. The office staff is professional. The waiting room is comfortable and it's usually a short wait to be seen. Highly recommended.

I was done having children when I started seeing Dr. Smith so I can't speak about any labor…read moreexperiences but I have seen her yearly for a long time and a few times when I had issues. I make my appointment for the following year when i leave the office. Her schedule fills up so plan ahead. She is truly a great doctor and an amazing and kind human, which to me is just as important. Anybody I have ever talked to in the office has been wonderful as well.

Getting in here for a "sick visit" can be tough. They are booked so far in advance that it's hard…read moreto get in if you actually have something wrong. I also have the impression that the office staff are not fully competent. For example, scheduling a 12:15 ultrasound, but the entire office is closed between 12-12:30. Empty waiting room, not answering phones and a closed window. Why are you scheduling people at this time? (I waited over 30+ min in a totally empty/quiet room). When I tried to ask if I was at the wrong time once the glass window finally opened, the lady was quite rude. Over the years there's been several "misunderstandings" with the office people. But it's not like I'm going to go find a new Dr or anything, so we just deal with it.

At first, I thought Dr. Meyer was wonderful…read more She was out of town for my delivery. Which is fine, she's obviously entitled to a personal life. However, I did not know this until after I got to the hospital. When you're 37+ weeks along, it would have been nice to know in advance when your doctor isn't going to be around. But, there are bigger issues. Dr. Reining was the on call doc. Things were moving quickly. I got to the hospital around 4:45 am and delivered at 9 am. The baby's heart rate had a significant drop. My daughter was delivered by the hospitalist OB via forceps and an episiotomy. Dr. Reining came in after I delivered. Didn't say a word to me, and left. I was upset about this and wanted to discuss it with Dr. Meyer during my 6 week PP appointment. After all, when it's your first baby and: 1.) Your usual doctor isn't around 2.) The on call doc from her practice doesn't show up on time and there's an emergency. 3.) The hospitalist OB, although he was completely professional, delivers your baby using forceps. (Most younger docs would have used a vacuum.) It's a scary experience. I understand that OBs' can't be at the hospital all the time, nor do I expect them to be, but like I said, things were moving fast. I wanted to feel heard. Instead, she got defensive and snippy. I won't get into the details, but I felt patronized and dismissed when I brought it up. All I wanted was an apology and some understanding from her or Dr. Reining, but apparently that was unreasonable. I never expected to see Dr. Meyer in that light. Her personality went from hot to cold. But I lost all respect for her as a person and a doctor. For other reasons, like appointment providers being switched without my knowledge or consent, hour or more waits for the majority of appointments. I felt like a second rate patient at this practice. At one point during our conversation, Dr. Meyer told me, "If coming here troubles you, you can go to a different practice". That's exactly what I'll be doing. To anyone reading this...I would advise you to do the same. When it mattered, the doctors' and staff in this practice let me down in every way possible. I chose a practice of predominately younger women for a reason. Not the hospitalist OB who was older male doctor with antiquated techniques. I was looking forward to the wonderful experience everyone seems to have. Sadly, I got the opposite and was basically told to leave when I expressed my concerns.

I've been coming to this office a few years now and have never had any problems. I love how nice…read moreeveryone is the whole place is very clean and comfortable....not like your typical doctor's office. Originally I used to see Dr Monica but she is no longer there so now I've seen Dr Mary Orris a few times now and really like her as well. My husband and daughter come her as well. There is a Schnucks pharmacy in the lobby also for your convenience.

I went to Dr Scheperle 1 1/2 years. Actually I didnt see him. Even though you make appointments to…read moresee the doctor you will always see the nurse practitioner (but they don't tell you that when you make the appt). They never call you with test results or any follow ups. You have to call for them and they want you to make an appointment to get them - so they can get another co-pay. Then when you follow up they act like you are an inconvenience. Their only concern is getting a lot of people in and out of the office for more money. Point being you never see the doctor.

Front desk, very personable and patient. My patient experience with Dr. Kelli Kreher has always…read morebeen great and lately I've been having my visits with the midwife, Lyndsey, and are great as well. I never feel rushed and they ensure all my concerns are addressed and with Lyndsey we do a recap at the end of the visit. I've been very pleased with the healthcare service I've received and the follow-up and responses via email inquiries provides a sense confidence and comfort that is well worth it!

Women to Women offers affordable healthcare for women. They are an office of all female Doctors…read morethat offer vaccines, in-office treatment of pre-cancerous conditions of the cervix, treatment for prevention of cervical cancer, gynecological exams and minimally invasive in-office gynecologic surgeries (Colposcopy, LEEP procedures, surgeries to evaluate and treat irregular and heavy menstrual periods. etc), And they perform Pelvic ultrasounds. All services are set up to be low cost for self pay uninsured or under-insured women. Outside lab costs can be expensive so check first. They are located in Clayton in an industrial area that is confusing to get to (behind Enterprise off of Ladue Road). They expect you to do most of the upfront work such as downloading forms and faxing back (difficult task for many people who might need affordable healthcare) and I wouldn't go so far as to say the doctors are personable, but it's a clinic that is much needed in the STL area

This office is run the way an office used to be run and SHOULD be run. You get a live person…read moredirectly without having to press any options. During office hours I've never had to wait long, usually it's immediate. All of the staff has been great and love working with Kris Scalf my NP, but also have seen Dr Verticchio. They couldn't be better. My only complaint is parking isn't always easy - but it's worth dealing with for all the other fabulous things about them!

Excellent, excellent gynecology practice! Very caring…read moredoctors, nurses and support staff. From start to finish, everything is handled in the best possible manner: from their quick phone answering; to my thorough, unrushed appointments to follow up phone calls. I cannot recommend this practice enough. Been going there for at least 15 years.

Excellent medical service. On some days, just a little slow. When dealing with people, however,…read morethat sometimes happens. Dr. Reiss and his staff are the best you will find anywhere.

The valet really really really needs to wear a uniform. A strange man coming over to you in lay…read moreman's clothes is very scary for a woman dealing with a wheelchair. And I'm supposed to give him my car and car keys because he's supposed to be valet?? How am I supposed to know he's a valet/representative of the building without a uniform?