Dr. Gieske has been my Dr for 5 plus years he is a wonderful Dr very caring and takes his time with…read moreyou and listens to what is going on with you ! His staff are wonderful also ! Usually easy to get an appointment !

i would strongly suggest avoiding all saint elizabeth hospitals…read more bad primary care, bad endocrinology, bad behavioral health, feels like an assembly line, meds prescribed first, attempts at seeking a substantiated diagnosis are zero

So, I haven't always been the best about going to the doctor regularly, but that changes this year!…read moreAfter feeling like some things were 'off' in my body, I made an appointment with a new primary care provider at St. Elizabeth Physicians. I liked that I was able to book my appointment directly through the MyChart app. I also love that all my blood work/tests show directly through the app as well. The receptionist at the desk was very friendly and checked me in quickly. It was great that I was able to fill out all the paperwork online before arriving so I didn't have to do that while I waited. Sarah, my doctor's assistant is truly a rockstar human and was so much fun to talk to. I'm quite the anxious person, so it's always great to talk to someone who can put you to ease in a stressful environment. I'm feeling super grateful to have insurance and a primary care provider. If you haven't been to a doctor in awhile, go be proactive and look out for your health!

My husband and I went to St. Elizabeth this morning for a routine wellness check. We both are…read moreguilty of just going to urgent cares so it was time we "adulted" and found a primary care doctor. We set up an appointment with Gandola. The facility is nice, clean and seems super new. Since our appointment was super early 8:30 and 8:45. We got our paperwork filled out and were seen as soon as we finished. We went in separately for consultations. Mine took a bit and I didn't actually get in until around 9:30 which was unexpected. Luckily I work from home so my schedule wasn't thrown out of whack - just know as always - things at the doctor can get pushed super far back. The plus side to this? Dr. Gandola was very thorough on getting to know us both. Since the only experience I had with doctors growing up was always very cold and sterile (hence why I am terrified of going to the doctors now) I was almost put off by how nice and charming Dr. Gandola was. He was asking me HOW I WAS?! And what I do for work. What I do for fun. In my head I was like ... "What, why, am I dying? Who cares what I do for fun, why does this matter. Take my blood, let me pass out, and let's get this nightmare over with." Turns out, not all doctors are terrifying. Today he took all of my vitals, did the routine check and ordered the standard tests for a physical - and turns out I AM SUPER HEALTHY! Wahooo! Which is also scary. How. How am I so blessed and so lucky? When others get taken from us so early in life? I've always questioned the reasoning behind who and what happens health-wise and why. So far, I've been lucky. And I am excited that I finally took the plunge to find a doctor I can go back to and that I can trust. This doc has also been in the biz for 40+ years. After we saw him, we went down to reception on the first floor to register for the lab. We were taken back to the lab area, got our blood taken for the tests, and were in and out of the lab in no joke - 10 minutes. We were utterly SHOCKED! Thank god we went right away and didn't wait to come back (that was an option). And just so everyone knows, the nurse was A++ this was the first time in 29 years of living I didn't pass out/have a crying, panic attack while giving blood. My husband also has a hard time and we both did great. One try, less than a minute with the needle in and we were done! The nurse was incredible. ANOTHER HUGE PLUS -- you can register for a profile online where you can share and see info with your doctor. You can see what your results are, what you need to work on, what you have coming up, and even see the doctor's BOOK! Finally you can book appts online. Huge win. Overall, I highly reccomend Dr. Gondola. He said we could usually get same day appts and register online. Hell yes for great availability and open communication. Who knew going to the doctor could be so easy? I'm floored. Go and see him!

Doctor very good. My insurance covered the bill. $646 for a 30 minute visit! Total rip off! How can…read morethis be allowed scamming the insurance coverage. A total joke!

This company misdiagnosed a life threatening interaction of medication and then told me not to go…read moreto the hospital. They then treated it with more medication, which ultimately came close to killing me and when I questioned this, they gaslighted me and offered to discharge me due to a lack of "trust". It has taken five years and counting of life changing medical complications and I will never completely recover. Dont trust your family with this practice!

If you're seeking an alternative to the assembly line style treatment you're receiving from your…read morepresent Primary Care Physician I'd encourage you to check out Integrative Family Care. What did it for me was attending one of their regularly scheduled info sessions. Imagine your doctor sitting with you 100% of your scheduled appointment instead dipping in to pronounce judgment after interpreting a report prepared by a nurse or physician's assistant. Imagine the focused care you'll receive. I feel as if I now have a partner focused on helping restore and maintain my health rather than a relative stranger giving me their best guess from a few clues. I was a bit of a wreck when I first visited IFC. Although I have a way to go I now view my health and prospects for preserving it much better than I may ever have.

I have COVID and went here on Saturday August 28th which was the worst healthcare decision I've…read moremade. They told me I had COVID Pneumonia but, there was absolutely nothing they could do for me. They said my oxygen levels were good and I was healthy to go home drinks lots of water and come Back if I got worse. I had chest pain, could hardly breathe, had fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weak, could barely speak. They seemed none to concerned with any of it. I didn't get better but, definitely did not go back here. I went to another hospital and was able to actually receive treatment. Stay far away from this hospital I don't know what their COVID treatment policy is but, I still can't believe I was told by supposed highly trained physician's they could do nothing for me.

I will think twice before going to St Elizabeth again, mainly because of my experience with billing…read moreand their use of an extremely aggressive collections agency when I paid my bill - on the day I received service no less. The medical care was ok.

My dad's doctor was Douglas Miles but he recently retired. Oddly enough I had him as my doctor many…read moreyears ago. Bryan Berman became my dad's doctor when my dad was hospitalized earlier this year. This was my first time meeting him. I had been to this location a few weeks ago for my dad to get a pre office visit blood test as he takes medication for high blood pressure. The office associates where friendly & professional on both occassions with their friendly greeting and simple check-in process. After confirming who you are they have you sign-in on an electronic screen on the counter. We arrived just in time for the appointment and the wait was only 5 minutes to be called back. The usual weigh-in was done on the way to the examine room. We waited in there for a little more than 5 minutes before Doctor Berman came into the room. He was friendly, organized and professional. After greeting us he reviewed my dad's medical history getting the updated information on his current situation. My dad's chronic back pain over the past 2 years was the main discussion. It resulted from a household fall. Doctor Berman suggested a limited and promising 2 drug treatment after confirming the frequency and symptom history. I really hope this works! Doctor Berman seems very caring and professional. Until next time be kind to each other. #yelpcincy #bryanbermanmd

I love the staff at Greater Cincinnati Pain Management Center. The appointments run on time and he…read morewaiting room time is short. My doctor is very thorough and has been very mindful of my allergies when prescribing me medicine. I will be able to return to work since my pain is manageable. I've been sleeping well and before this clinic, I can't remember the last time I slept comfortably. Five stars from me!

I have had such a terrible experience with them they over pack themself with patients and you can…read morenever get in. Also i went three times for kidney pain and was sent home saying i was fine. I went to christ hospital and they found something on my kidney they still wanted me to go through ny dr for refferals and my dr ignored me said it was not ok to get a second opinion. I left so many messages with them and they kept saying they couldnt help me cause i went outside of st e. This practice is a joke. Last time i went off on them and they said they would call me back. This was a month ago. So i have recently switched to christ and they have already fixed my problem and got me back on track. Do NOT go to this office! I was crying in pain and they sent me home!

We have been seeing Dr. Rita Watkins since March 2009, and I couldn't have asked for a better…read moremedical caregiver for my family. The staff, nurses, and doctors in this office genuinely care for our well being. They have become not only our medical advocates, but our friends. We get very personalized care in this facility, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a family practitioner/pediatrician.

I have been coming for primary care for the last 4 years and I finally have a doctor I trust! I…read morehave many chronic diseases so I've had my fair share of negative experiences with doctors, but not here. My doctor treats me like a person, not just a patient. I recommend this place to everyone!

Was a patient for 20+ years. Same doctor, same meds. Unfortunately had a legal issue and was…read moreincarcerated, very embarrassing. However? Even worse? First time EVER called for a pill count and after finding this out after my release? Was told I would not be able to get my meds, when I wanted to speak with my doctor? Was told he retired. Dr Mark Middendorf. And that was IT. I'm sorry but I feel like after this office was bought out? I was treated VERY VERY POORLY, unfairly and wronged. I referred many, many people here over the years. As well as my mother having done so when this was a teeny office with skylights. And now? To be treated like I'm dirt?? This was back in 2012. But yes, I remember the nastiness in the office worker like it was yesterday. 20 years??? Really?? Holli Ross

My friend had both hips replaced by Dr. Spayner at OrthoCincy and had no trouble at all! Highly…read morerecommend him.

Recently went to Ortho NKU for my follow up after receiving injections for SI joint pain. Dr…read more DesJardins was wonderful in administering the epidural and asked extremely relevant questions that my doctor did not in my initial appointment. These questions even lead me to finding out diseases in my family that may impact me. However, I followed up through my chart with this information and asking for next steps and it was brushed off by an assistant who replied with a generic message saying they would discuss this and other referrals if needed in my follow up (it was not documented by anyone or brought up in my follow up until I mentioned it when the conversation was closing). The injections did help relieve some of my pain and inflammation, but I still experienced some symptoms which I documented to discuss in my follow up with Taylor Durbin. However, a patient taking attention to details and discussing their symptoms in their follow up must not be appropriate considering my doctor and several other employees felt it was acceptable to discuss that amongst each other outside of the room as a complaint. Not only does this make a patient feel as if the one thing they came there for is not valued by their doctor, but also dips into territory of a HIPPA violation for discussing a patient's confidential information to staff without a "need to know" status. Additionally, I read my MRI and had questions regarding the comments and felt rude just asking to discuss those comments so I could better understand them. I think there are some great employees here, but there are also employees who let you feel like a number in the system and not someone who is spending hundreds or thousands of dollars hoping to find an answer to chronic pain.