Dr. Praservit is a very knowledgeable and professional surgeon. She explains everything well and…read moreensures you are comfortable throughout the process.

When I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, it was one of the scariest times of my life. Dr…read more Prasertvit called me personally with the biopsy results. She also called me back the next day to check on me to make sure I was emotionally okay. Throughout the process of surgery and treatment, she followed up with me by phone numerous times to see how I was feeling. The surgery was very good and my incisions have healed very well. I would highly recommend her!

I've been bringing my wife here each week for her scheduled procedures…read more Normally we have gone to the location off University Ave in Little Rock but I guess her Doctor switched locations. Every week seemed to go perfect until her 1st treatment here at this location. When I picked her up she was very upset and explained how horribly she was treated by one of the nurses (Brittany). I told her to speak with Dr. Roman at her next appointment with him and inform him of what happened. She did exactly that and her last appointment was wonderful and a nurse named Liz took phenomenal care of her. Nurses are so vital right now and those RN's who choose to be unprofessional and rude to their patients only do a disservice to the profession. The rest of the staff have been great as well and very helpful. I even stopped by their cafeteria while I waited and had breakfast which didn't disappoint. Thank you to Dr. Roman for taking such great care of your patients and seeing to it they have the best nurses to care for them. I don't know who this Brittany lady is but she clearly has no business being a nurse and at best belongs in a urgent care facility taking urine samples for drug screens.

I had my knee replacement surgery here in 23, I just had my hip replaced in 26. All the staff was…read morevery friendly and nice and polite. Those that took care of me during the time in my room, were very nice and they informed me of everything I needed to know. I definitely recommend. Martin Orthopedics and Arkansas Surgical Hospital.

This was my first time using CHI St Vincent Infirmary in Little Rock, but it will definitely not be…read moremy last. Not that I'm planning regular hospital stays, but CHI St Vincent will always be my first choice. My experience began on February 28, 2024 with my pre-admission testing for an upcoming lumbar spine surgery scheduled for March 4, 2024 with an OrthoArkansas spinal surgeon. (That will be another excellent review on Yelp). As soon as I walked in the main entrance, the information and front admission staff were friendly, prompt, and professional. When I was sent back for testing, the nurses acknowledged me immediately, got me checked in, and started the testing process. All the nurses and the attending hospitalist treated me with professional care but still took time to treat me like a person, not just another patient. (I have been in healthcare for 28 years, and it is very important to me to treat your patients as a person, not just a number.). On the day of my surgery, March 4, 2024, I checked in at the front desk and followed the instructions to make my way to Surgical Waiting. The directional signage is very clear and prominent, and I had no problem finding it. After being taken back to pre-op, all the attendants, nurses, and doctors were friendly and very professional. The OR staff, as well, were friendly and professional, but I only saw them for a minute or so before being anesthetized. After being taken to my recovery room for a recommended overnight stay, all my nurses and aides were excellent and met my needs well. They checked on me appropriately and regularly and came promptly when I used the call button. The next day, I was seen by the surgeon, his APRN, and the discharge nurse, given all my discharge instructions clearly and sent home. Once again, I don't plan on regular hospital stays if I can help it, but if I do, I will definitely use CHI St Vincent in Little Rock.

Do not go to the ER here. The people don't care The staff don't care the doctors don't care.I would…read moreeven bring my dying family member here. If it was the last hospital Open. I waited 4 hours just for nothing to be done. And sent home. Didn't even see a doctor.Didn't have any test done Just told by AP. R. N.What she thought was the problem and sent me home. Once again, do not go here.

I had a great experience here getting a facial recently. This practice is affiliated with a medical…read moreclinic, but it is NOT like coming to a doctor's office. I will definitely return to Laura and Advanced Aesthetics when it's time for another facial. Advanced Aesthetics is on the 5th floor of the Hickingbotham Outpatient building on the campus of Baptist Medical Center. The brochure says they offer free valet parking, but I just self-parked for free on the adjoining lot. There are signs in the lobby and on the 5th floor specifically directing you to Advanced Aesthetics, which I appreciated, never having been here before. I also have never had a facial before, so while I do not have anything with which to compare this experience, I was thoroughly pleased with the whole process, and specifically with the results. When I arrived, the woman at the desk, Vicki, immediately got me seated with some cucumber water to sip, and I waited less than a few minutes for my appointment to begin, even though I was a little early. I have known the licensed aesthetician who did my facial, Laura, for several years, mostly through Facebook, which is how I came to book this appointment. The facial room is like a massage room, with soothing music, a small fountain, a comfortable, warm bed and dim lighting. I put on the little strapless towel "top" that snaps across the top and got under the covers. Laura massaged my hands and arms below the elbow with a great-smelling lotion and then put heated gloves on my hands. They stayed like this throughout the facial. Regarding facials, the Website reads: "Customized treatments based on your skin's needs to rehydrate and revitalize your skin... Beginning with a European massage then followed by a hydrating steam therapy, deep pore cleansing, sterile extractions (if necessary), and a mask chosen for your skin type." She did a great massage on my head, neck and shoulders that was amazing! Laura and I chatted about many things, running, cooking, traveling, dogs, etc., but she also told me what she was doing and what the purpose of it was (I was so chill, I can't remember much of what she said!), and she also commented on what would be beneficial to my skin, what I should watch out for, etc., which was all very helpful. During the mask, she left me alone for awhile, and I had that same feeling you get during a massage: a kind of lucid unconsciousness. When the facial was finished (I never wanted it to end!), she took me for a Visia photo, which they do for new clients. The camera takes a photo of your skin and analyzes it for wrinkles, UV spots, age spots, red areas, texture, pore size, etc. This was interesting as you could really examine your skin for issues and ways to improve. Of course, they had some treatment suggestions for me, including IPL treatments to lessen sun-damage. My facial with Laura was $85, which I think was an hour-long treatment, although with the Visia photography, I was there at least an hour and 15 minutes. Because this is a clinic, there seems to be no expectation to tip, as there was no line on the credit card and I didn't see any box for leaving tips. Vicki talked to me about some alternative treatments, and Laura gave me some samples of products for me to try. I have to say, I would never want to go to have a facial with someone whose skin wasn't beautiful and who didn't look healthy and glowing. Laura does! I felt completely comfortable turning myself over to her care. My skin looked and felt great for days and days!

From the owner: Arkansas Plastic Surgery is headed by one of Little Rock's world-class plastic surgeons, Dr. David…read moreBauer. Dr. Bauer is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and has years of experience with the most advanced plastic surgery techniques. Serving the Little Rock, Arkansas area, Dr. Bauer specializes in cosmetic procedures of the breast and body including breast augmentation, breast lift, tummy tuck, body lift, and liposuction as well as breast reconstruction and breast reduction. At your initial consultation, the team carefully discuss your goals and help you decide what is best for you and your well-being. Our focus is on our patients' experience. Our goal is to provide our patients with the best possible experience in patient education, privacy, and overall satisfaction with your surgical outcome while making the process of plastic surgery less intimidating. From your initial consultation through your surgery and follow-up appointments, the Arkansas Plastic Surgery staff will make you feel completely comfortable.

Donna Waugh 4 reviews…read more I see Dr. Ardoin at OrthoArkansas for an injured foot. I have been extremely confident in the care he provides. He quickly and completely resolved some of the issues. He's greatly helped the problem that will be having surgery for a total repair. I like him. I trust him. I feel like we're a team for my care and we have a plan for my surgery. I was referred by another specialist who highly respects Dr. Ardoin. I knew he had to be good. But, it always speaks volumes when I discuss Dr. Ardoin's plan of care with my family full of doctors and post-doc medical researchers. EVERY ONE OF THEM says, "That's a very smart guy. I'd let him operate on my foot with no hesitation!" Enough said. He's great

I made an appointment with OrthoArkansas on Tuesday for an MRI Wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. When…read moreI scheduled it, I specifically asked for the address because I needed to know where I was going. I was told, "Don't worry about it, you'll get a text." Well, I never got that text. The only message I received was about my follow-up appointment. By the time I realized Tuesday evening that I still had no idea where my 7 a.m. MRI was, it was after 5 p.m. I called, but everything was closed and Ortho Urgent Care wasn't answering their phone. I had already left work and driven home, but ended up getting back in my car and driving to an Ortho Urgent Care location just so someone could tell me where I was supposed to go the next morning. Maybe if someone had answered the phone, I wouldn't have had to spend my evening driving around town trying to find out where my own appointment was. When I got there, the woman I spoke with acted like it was a huge inconvenience for me to ask for the information about my own appointment. I wasn't asking for anything complicated--I literally just needed to know where I was supposed to show up at 7 a.m. because the information I was told would be sent to me never was. I finally get home, set my alarm for 6:15 a.m., and go to bed. When I woke up at 6:15 a.m., I discovered they had sent me a text at 5:30 a.m. saying I needed to arrive 30 minutes before my 7 a.m. appointment. Apparently I was supposed to receive this rather important information while I was asleep. So now I'm rushing. I get to the address, realize it doesn't look like the location I had seen online, call, and discover GPS has taken me to the wrong place. I finally make it to the correct location, already stressed from this entire scavenger hunt, only to be greeted with more attitude at the front desk. I was handed paperwork on a clipboard. My hands were already full with my wallet, keys, sunglasses, and phone. The receptionist told me to take the paper but give her back the clipboard and pen. I set the clipboard and pen on the desk, and she stood there with her hand raised, apparently expecting me to physically hand them to her. At that point, I couldn't help thinking: Wouldn't it have been easier to just take the clipboard, pen, and paper, remove the paper yourself, and hand it back to me? Or just let me hand you the clipboard when I was done? Minus the attitude. The MRI itself wasn't the problem. The communication and customer service leading up to it were unnecessarily frustrating. If you schedule someone for a 7 a.m. appointment, they should not have to drive around town the night before trying to figure out where they're supposed to go, be made to feel like an inconvenience for asking, and then receive important arrival instructions at 5:30 a.m. the morning of the appointment. A little clear communication--and a little kindness--would have made this an entirely different experience.

They won't take a HSA card for payment, and they don't even know what that is. Their billing…read moredepartment is archaic and a waste of time if you have an HSA. Hours on the phone, no one cares nor will help. I just wanted to pay my bill in full with my HSA which is impossible with them.

I had an appointment today at Radiology associates and I was treated very unprofessionally by Amy…read moreBlair . She spoke to me about sensitive personal information in the waiting area with other patients. She violated my privacy and committed a hippa violation . I will not be returning to this location I wish I could give a zero rating

Excellent physician while having comforting bed side manners. Highly recommend Dr. Schlesinger.read more

He's a great surgeon. The problem is getting an appointment…read moreto see him. When you call you very rarely get to speak with anyone so you have to leave a message. They say they will return your call by the end of the next business day but they don't. For example I'm a patient of Dr. Schlesinger and I've been calling his office since December the 9th trying to get an appointment to see him. It's now December the 18th and I still haven't gotten an appointment scheduled. Van Maltezo

Dr. Bauer did my open heart surgery 22 years ago. And I have never had a problem with it I would…read morerecommend him for anyone to go see if they got heart problems. I was young and scared and he assured me everything would be fine and it was. I will put my life in his hands again if I ever need a heart surgery. signed Carl Edwards

Dr. Bauer is knowledgeable and kind. We met with him regarding an upcoming surgery for my dad, and…read morehe was ready with a plan for bypass surgery and closed the appointment out in prayer. He is amazing! Highly recommend connecting with his office if you are looking for a cardiac surgeon. He answered all my questions with ease too!

Love the promo microneedling! If only the price was lower for everyone and not first time pt. I…read morewould keep coming back!

Dr. Danielle Atwood is a plastic surgeon who enjoys doing injections when she's not performing…read moresurgery. She did facial balancing with filler and Botox on me and I couldn't be happier! I asked her to make my "bad side" look as good as my "good side", and she delivered. She has a talent for seeing fine details and was so gentle administering the injections. Plus she numbs you up very well! Would 100% recommend!!

Been going here for years but if you can find a good caring doctor here is not the place. We were…read moreoften ignored, and forgotten even when showing up 30 mun early for appointments. Needed a note for school and over a week will go by and I still haven't received the note she needs for school which was an issue that they treated. I would love to give a better review but the doctors and those training have much to improve in caring for patients.

I went to UAMS last week for obviously a health problem I am a lower limb amputee who uses a…read morewheelchair and I was brought by an ambulance and transferred to the red hospital chairs that require a person to push you to move i was in a lot of pain due to my reason of going and couldn't speak very loudly so I asked a staff member who was within range of me and said " excuse me ma'am I need assistance to the bathroom" as I was on the brink of throwing up and I understand she is calling people back but she turns to me and says "Don't you see me doing something" so rudely and short that I just try to ignore it she then took me to the er on the 2 or 3rd floor and as she is hooking up the blood pressure cuff and pluse ox she asks me who helps me at home I say I have different aids who change shift and help me she says no who helps you when you have to use the bathroom I say I have a Manuel chair and so I can complete many of my ADLs and I know she didn't care but believe me if that red crappy hospital chair was Manuel I would be helping myself and sure maybe she was having a bad day but at the end of day let's not normalize treating LITERAL people as if they want to be here hurting and are here to make your life harder.