Thur, March 12 afternoon MD Experience. Went in for a visit…read moreafter having an accident. Dr started out the visit by saying " it's your fault for the accident, you're fine, before even checking me." Stated who's fault is it that you fell in cement" Wow, talk about Medical Gaslighting " seems like he had a chip on his should said he worked in farming equipment and had surgery so I should be strong and fine like him."Refused to do a through Exam, or X-rays, did not care about my well-being , did not take it seriously,... If you are a woman I suggest not going here if you want to receive equal care.

I just left Creve Coeur's urgent care on Olive and the whole staff was very very kind and made me…read morefeel so comfortable! Thanks everyone

This is my first review of any kind and I am highly motivated to write it because, for the first…read moretime in years, I am free of IBS symptoms and of the "sibo" (small intestine bacterial overgrowth) that used to dominate my life. After experiencing stress and frustration from the failure and/or reluctance of local doctors to recognize and successfully treat the condition underlying my symptoms, I located, through research, Dr. Leonard Weinstock, whose GI practice includes sibo, and is a relatively short 4 hour drive from my home in Memphis. I was able to get an appointment with him within 30 days of my call and was requested to send a complete set of medical records. By the time I arrived for my appointment, Dr. Weinstock had a summary of my records, asked questions, and clarified issues so that he was able to give me a treatment plan before I left. While my local GI had treated me with Xifaxan, the very expensive, but also very effective drug to treat sibo, my sibo never went away. During the past 10 months since my first (and only) visit to Dr. Weinstock's practice, I learned to purchase the prescribed meds from Canada (the generic drug, rifaximin, at a reasonable price not available in the US) and prucalopride from the UK; had a colonoscopy and endoscopy (at my local GI office, but with input by from Dr. Weinstock) to rule out other conditions; and received dietary information from the SIG website and website links. While I felt better, and experienced an improvement in my symptoms, my sibo persisted until Dr. Weinstock suggested that I try an over the counter medication to dissolve biofilm, which could trap the sibo in my small intestine, where they do not belong. Apparently, this medication worked and, finally, I experienced the long-awaited "die off" of the bacteria and feel like a new person. The result of my 7th, and most recent, test for sibo, was "normal" for the first time ever. The knowledge and professionalism of Dr. Weinstock and the staff is excellent. As a patient, I appreciate the promptness with which phone calls are returned and questions are answered. I highly recommend this practice.

They have some of the rudest nurses I have ever seen. I don't know if they hate their life or…read morewhat, but there is no need with the attitude and the yelling.

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.

Well the urgent care is bad too, this time I was at the imaging center and they're horrible too…read more I had an appointment since the end of December, I show up today, the front desk gets me all signed in and set up then comes over to me after I've waited about 15 mins and tells me 'I sorry, I didn't know, we don't have any CT techs here today'. This place is such a joke. Then they say this gal will get you rescheduled, so I sit down with her, after about 5-7 mins of her just staring at her computer, I ask her what's up. She says, 'Well,, as you can probably tell we have a CT tech problem and I can't find any on the schedule anytime in the near future.' She says ' You're probably better off just going to the hospital and have them do one'. Well I won't be looking for anything from them anytime soon.

My husband had a swollen lip and chin, so we visited the urgent care and saw, NP-Monica. She was…read moregreat! Explained everything in detail, and even took pics to place in my husband's chart. We were both happy with our experience! We WILL definitely visit again. Thx, Monica!

Dr. Schoenwalder has seen me for over a year and I am very pleased. He takes a wholistic approach…read moreand is very knowledgeable. The only issue is that because he is so good, many people come to his practice. If your able to get in, I'm confident you'll be pleased, be treated and be well served by this office.

If you got the money, this place has the time and place for you…read more As a former client who left when they stopped taking insurance, they don't care to have my business anymore.

Super grateful for the concept of a walk in ENT clinic. I had my first (and hopefully only)…read moreconstant vertigo attack and had no idea what to expect/ what was happening. Being able to get (basically) immediate care was really great. I joined the waitlist online and made my way there when it was my turn. They started me out with a hearing test, and then I met with the doctor. She prescribed me with some meds to try to help the problem, and gave me a couple of possible causes for my attack. It was still so early, so it was hard to eliminate all of the possible factors. I do wish I was given a print out and more information, as I think it would have been helpful for my future appointments at other doctors, but I walked out empty handed. I continued to have problems and called again the next day. The doctor was pretty prompt in calling me back which I genuinely appreciate. All in all, it's a solid service given what it is- walk in. Front desk was really helpful, and everyone was really kind.

Previously, I gave a 5 star rating, about 2 years ago or 2024…read more Today, I called and was told to set up an appointment on their website. As I wanted to be seen to have my ears cleaned, I thought it would be easy. The website was a no go, as the staff would have seen me in a week. So I dropped in or walked in as they now allow. The walk in process ended up taking about 60 minutes. Not terrible, but not exactly as expected. As I will be traveling and not back in town for a while, I wanted to get this done. I suggest and will do in the future, schedule with ample time and will see if that is any faster. The concept is great, but not well ex