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 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.

The care is great. The staff is great both medical and administrative. The billing is not so…read moregreat. I've had several procedures over the last few years. Recently, I've started get bill from things I had two years ago. They couldn't figure out what a procedure costs within the first couple of years? It's more of what's wrong with health care in general. They are aggressive about collecting it too. Very aggressive. It is mind boggling. I'll pay it because I have the money and they'll just take me to court. It's only a few hundred dollars, but it's the principle of the thing that gets me. Two years to decide to send me another bill.

Thank God that the hospital seems to have hired competent doctors. But I'm certain that other…read morehospitals do the same PLUS competent non doctors. Our experience was one of absolute disbelief. It's obvious that many are there just for the paycheck and not much more. One of these "staff" does the bare minimum and had to be told by us that there's more to it than he just did. Plus, the staff has no problem leaving things on the floor, to include water!! I asked them twice to take care of it before the fluids were cleaned up. Then a nurse did it by grabbing a towel and wiping it with her foot, then looking at me like, "You could have done this". I'm sorry (no I'm not), but I've asked TWICE for the help to clean something that we didn't mess in the first place and I have no idea if there could be a biohazard involved. I mean, we pay BIG $$$$ being here so act like we're your customer!! Then the food?!! I get it. Hospital food in general isn't the best. But Friday they basically tossed what they had in a covered dish to Teri without asking what she'd like. My wife had dozed off. Then a staff member actually brought food in, unannounced, we didn't know what or how they decided to bring her food, but instead of placing it on the bedside table, HE LITERALLY laid the entire tray on her stomach and walk out!!! They didn't give her a menu! When my wife took the lid off, it had (get this!) lasagna and pancakes!! Who eats lasagna and pancakes?!!! She didn't eat it. So the next day , I specifically asked if they have a menu. And they said, "I think so". Someone brought a menu that wasn't impressive, even for hospital food. This morning a rep from the cafeteria actually took her menu for today and tomorrow. Computerized tablet and all. Well, my wife ordered vegetable soup. They brought tomato soup. She ordered banana pudding. They brought vanilla pudding - with a side of banana!!! She ordered a grilled cheese sandwich. It might have been "grilled" but it was cold as a hockey puck - one side was actually cold to the touch, as if it was taken from an ice box and "warmed up". Why is this so hard for people to understand?! The day came when they were to release her from the hospital. Meanwhile the IV bag was empty and the monitor kept beeping. She called the nurses desk. They said they would be right there. 30 minutes later, no nurses had shown & it was still beeping. (The nurses station was literally just across the hall and down one room!) So I went to the nurses station and they were sitting around shooting the breeze! I told the RN that the monitor needs turned off and she said it depends on why it's abeeping. To which I replied, "Well, would someone at least go check on it?!!" So the RN checked and confirmed it was the IV bag needed replacing. (Why did it take so long to come to this conclusion?!) I would never recommend this hospital for anyone to end up in. It honestly seems they are more apt to hiring DEI help rather than well-qualified people. The proof is in the Vanilla Pudding with a side of bananas (when even the most BASIC hire knows what banana pudding is!) I'm only giving them a generous 2 Star rating because the doctors did a fine job on what they needed to do.

I came to the ER after outpatient care failed and my symptoms worsened. While I was seen, the…read moreinteraction felt rushed and incomplete given what I was experiencing. I was having significant ear symptoms and difficulty breathing comfortably, but the provider spent very little time in the room, told me I had an ear infection, and left without much explanation or reassurance. I understand ERs are busy and providers are managing many patients, but when you're already sick and scared, feeling minimized makes the experience much harder. I left without feeling thoroughly assessed or cared for. I hope this feedback encourages more attentive communication, especially when patients are clearly struggling.

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.

I have bee seen by Dr Tucker who also did surgery in 2016 on my shoulder. He is excellent. Have…read moreregained full use after a torn biceps and rotator cuff at 63 yrs old. I am also seeing Dr. Brent Walker since Aug 2022 for pain management associated with my spine. He has amazing compassionate bedside manners and an understanding of the problem as well as taking a very long time to listen & review your case!! His nurses Shelley & Kelly are amazing - kind and thorough, responding quickly to call-backs. Kudos to his scheduler Jennifer also who responds quickly to scheuling needs. I have also seen Kristen Walker the injection nurse for Dr Walker and thought she too was very thorough and compassionate. I have recommended many people to OrthoArkansas. I read the 1 star comments and hope that the office manager can resolve their problems but many are common to other doctors offices. Glad those patients were able to be heard.

The amount of disrespect OrthoArkansas shows for customers time is atrocious. If I treated my…read morecustomers the way they treat theirs I would be unemployed yet this is what they find acceptable. 45 minutes late, if I were 45 minutes late they would not see me. If you have a job and consider taking off to come here, I would be very wary.

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!

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!!

I can't say enough good things about the Skin Retreat! I have been more than happy with the…read moreservices I have received and will definitely be going back. The entire staff has always been attentive, helpful and kind. Highly recommend!!!

UAMS Health - Simon C. Mears, M.D. - Orthopaedic Hospital…read more Dr Mears is an excellent surgeon. I'm very grateful he did my left hip replacement after I fell. He was precise and I have zero complaints. I would recommend him to anyone. Dr. Mears staff at UMAS Orthopedic Hospital were wonderful. Every one except the APRN were great. The APRN I believe was on a power trip and wanting to show me who was in control. She did nothing to help me and was very condescending to me every time she was in the room. However the Techs, Nurses and Dieticians were amazing. Such great people and very helpful. The nurse in the recovery room was awesome. She even came to see me the next evening in my room. I totally felt blessed to have the complete staff that I had. I wish I could remember all the names because they deserve recognition. I recommend UAMS Orthopedics Hospital 100%. Sarah my last Nurse was so helpful in finding me a pain Med that wouldn't lower my BP when the APRN wanted to give me low dose Toradol which does nothing for pain. Nurse Sarah went above and beyond to find something that was truly helpful at least for almost 3 hours. It was tough having no pain meds for many hours but I made it.

Horrible. They released my aunt, who was having multiple seizures, found naked and raped on the…read moreside of the road, and they said there was nothing wrong with her!! They lied and said she had no seizures while there, but the day she was discharged she had THREE!! They knew she was having hallucinations and said it was because of the seizures. They said there was nothing wrong psychologically either (after being drugged up and RAPED). We took her all the way to the Cleveland Ohio Hospital, where they admitted her immediately for over 7 days, they were horrified by her treatment at this hospital. She needs 24 hour care. This hospital is so ridiculous, and should be shut down for malpractice.