Excellent Chiropractor. I presented with pain in low back, Dr Gray examined me and even though I…read moream disabled by a stroke of 5 years ago, he was game to get me on the table and he adjusted me. Voila! Pain gone!

Top notch chiropractic care! I've been to a few chiropractors before and Dr Gray is the best. He…read moretakes time listening to your concerns and then thoroughly explains his recommendations for treatment and each step he can do to help. Highly recommend making an appt with Dr Gray for any chiropractic needs.

Is this normal? I…read morewanted to find a new primary care doctor -- someone who did not also see the rest of my family and serve as a pastor on the side. I found a recommendation for a doctor two minutes from my house (YAY!) and made an initial establishing-care appointment. He spent about an hour going over my entire health history with me. Dr: What specifically brings you in today? Me: I'd like to get my vitamin D levels tested, maybe my thyroid, and find out my blood type for possible kidney donation. Dr: While kidney donation is a noble impulse, I'd like to know what your reasoning is for considering this. Me: My friend's special needs daughter is in kidney failure. Her father can't donate because of his cholesterol and we don't know if mom will be a match. Dr: I'd like you to really consider your motivation in doing this. Are you trying to fill a hole in your own life by latching into someone else's child? People can actually live for decades and have quite a good life on dialysis. Me: (stares at him) Dr: I'm not saying you shouldn't do it, I'm saying it is a very big decision, and you need to make sure you're doing it for the right reasons. Now. What is your understanding of the life-expectancy of kidney donors? Me: I'm not familiar. Dr: It's a reduction of 9 years. 9 years off your life. A decade is a large part of your life to give up, so you need to really consider that. Moving on. Do you want to have children? Me: My last long-term relationship was 7 years ago, so I've pretty much made my peace with the fact that that's not in the cards for me. Dr: I have 4 patients about your age who have gone alternative routes. Me: that's nice but I'm on a teacher's salary. Dr: One of my patients is only a cafeteria worker! She managed to have a child in her salary! Me: (Is he allowed to tell me this? And is this a pissing contest??) Dr: I'm just saying, don't make a vast life decision like this without fully considering all your options. Me: okay well to tell you the truth, I think I'd be a terrible mother. Dr: oh. Well. Okay. I don't usually find that level of self-awareness. Moving on. I see you have a tattoo. Do you plan on getting more? Me: Maybe? Dr: All right, we'll test you for hepatitis C, as well. All right, let's look at your medications. You are on anti-depressants. I'd like you to start doing some things that can add value and make your life better. Me: I do lots of valuable things that have made my life better. I volunteer with Mission: St. Louis. I started a Drumline. Dr: Those just sound like things that other people think you should be doing. It's time to get selfish. I want you to start doing things that YOU want to do. It went on and on like this. It ended thusly: Dr: From now on, you don't go to hospitals. Hospitals are for extremely sick people. Urgent Care is for after hours when none of us are here in the office. But if we're open and something happens, you call the office and we get you in that day, as long as you have a six-month checkup booked with us. And I'd like you to really consider your motivations for the kidney donation, to make sure you're doing it for the right reasons. It's been a really long time since I went to a new doctor's office. Are these kinds of conversations normal now?

Very bad service all the way around. Changing doctors is a very difficult thing to do that is the…read moreonly reason I have not switched. I will be spending the day looking for a new PCP. Several years with this group and time after time issue after issue. I've never once met the actual doctor, only NP. Some are great some are not so great. They typically don't stay long so I'm constantly passed around treated like a new patient and important details get missed. Paul Hinton, you need to do better. You took an oath. It's not about money in your pocket, it's about the health of your patients. I'm very disappointed.

I will never switch primary care doctors again. Dr. Lischwe is so caring and he always pays close…read moreattention to your needs. The nurse Brittney is always wonderful to talk to and remembers so much about you and your personal life. They make being sick and stuck at a doctors office manageable!

I just want to say how Wonderful DePaul hospital in Bridgeton, Mo. is. I came in Monday June 8th…read morewith chest pain and had a heart attack. From the time I arrived until I was released on June10 th I received the best care anyone could ever wish for. From the cardiologist Dr. Nanda to all of the e.r. Staff to the nurses during my stay I will always be indebted to you all. Please know that you are loved and valued more than you will ever know. Thank you DePaul hospital! You are Awesome! Mark Ryan

Honestly, I was worried. I was going to have to leave a low review due to my second day at the…read morehospital but once my night nurse just arrived they were phenomenal. Let me start from the beginning! The anesthesiologist, Chris he was phenomenal. Listen to me the entire time and really tried to help. Chris also went above and beyond after our Baby was born, taking tons of photos on my husband's phone for us since I was out of it to capture the moment. The day I was admitted, they told me my two-year-old could stay the night but then when I switched rooms I was told we were misinformed and no kids under 16 could stay. So we had completely changed last minute with an hour left of visitation which resulted in me having to stay overnight by myself without my husband helping therefore I only got two hours of sleep. Frustrating getting different pieces of information. Dietary was a nightmare they consistently messed up our worse, forgot food and would have to bring up another tray, which would take another 15 minutes at a time. We are waiting over 45 minutes for food. One of the nurses made a comment that's where they get their lowest ratings is from dietary. The nurse had eight students with her and offered if we wanted to get some rest. One of the students would watch our daughter, which was very kind. Apparently they don't have a nursery so that you can rest even after c sections there's not an option. They also don't offer pacifiers unless your baby is in a lot of distress. The nurse told me just to go home and grab one. The real amazing nurses were Becky, who was my second night nurse, Jackie, my second night nurse. The scrub nurse Alie and my other nurse Tori were incredible the entire time I cannot brag about them enough. They helped me watch her so I could sleep on my second night. They got my pain under control that you're seriously went above and beyond.

If you go to Sana Lake at their inpatient, the next thing you do is go to their outpatient program,…read moreand it's been my favorite part so far. The first time I went to treatment someplace else they only kept me inpatient for a week and then there was no help afterwards. I can already tell how much better I'm doing going through the whole program at Sana. The lounge area is so nice, and they feed you lunch. Best part is the other people there too. Everyone there is doing the same thing you are, trying to get their life right, and it's nice to be around so much support and love. I'm really glad I got this. The therapists are very good and helpful.

The issue with Sana Lake is that they are more money hungry than other rehabs. In order to get any…read morecredit for my SATOP, I would have had to complete the ENTIRE program. Luckily, I got all my hours at a different rehab, but if I would have done Sana Lake's inpatient, I would not have gotten sny credit. Im doing outpatient with Sana Lake currently, and for 6 hours a day all we do is worksheets and discuss them. Harris House has a way better and way more impactful outpatient program, but my insurance is covering this program.

Dr Baskir , Stephanie ,Tonya and Angel I'm so glad God put me in the hands of this Dr and staff…read morethey are just amazing he's not only my primary doctor! But this Dr is compassionate with understanding of opiate addiction and deals with Medication called suboxone so if your loved one is suffering from opioid addiction or pain this Dr Baskir and his staff will help you ! Not only that he deals with all my other medical issues there is hope I encourage you to seek treatment through this staff ! But also he does wide vary of other medical issues! 1 love for Dr Baskir and staff I'm grateful for everything you guys do ! I pray that patients find Their way to your office ! Who are looking for hope not dope see Dr Baskir for your loved one ! Sober 9 years from opioid needle use but also suffer with severe pain from injury to back so I encourage you to seek treatment through his practice for wide variety of medical care ! Thanks D Ruiz !!!