I've been in their ER twice in the past couple of years, once with pneumonia, and once with severe,…read morecrippling migraine pain. Both times they essentially saved me -- from dying of pneumonia, and were VERY kind and concerned for me. The migraine they helped me with very swiftly, understanding I was in terrible pain. So... take the negative reviews with a large grain of salt. Usually the folks who're helped with a smile don't bother to review a place. Well, they saved my life. I'm eternally grateful to a great team of medical personnel.

One of the worst hospital experiences I've ever had, and the nurse we dealt with made an already…read moretraumatic situation even worse. When my father was dying, a nurse assigned to him was extremely rude and dismissive. It still sticks with me years later. She was a blonde, middle-aged nurse, though I don't remember her name. We asked if a relative could come see my dad, and she snapped back, "I told you no, do you not understand?" Her tone was unnecessarily harsh and completely lacking in compassion for a family actively watching someone die. She also told us we could no longer stay overnight with our unconscious, dying father, which felt cold and insensitive given the circumstances. This wasn't an isolated experience--just one example of the kind of treatment we encountered. I hope she is no longer working as a nurse, because no one should be treated that way during such a vulnerable time. I also wish I had filed an official complaint, but I was too traumatized at the time to do so. In total, we were in and out of multiple hospitals for 6 months. The majority of nurses we were encountered were kind, which is why her attitude stuck out so much. Some people really shouldn't be in a line of work where emphathy is so important. Because of the care we experienced here, we ultimately realized we needed to move after my father's death to ensure better access to more compassionate and reliable care for ourselves in the future.

Not too long in the waiting room & Nice staff ... Very…read morelimited parking tho. They do gynecology work and the office staff is pretty on top of it

I went here after not getting well from a cold. They were efficient and I had less than an hour…read morewait for a medical exam. I was quickly diagnosed and had a RX right across the street.

This doctor is a genius and a gentleman…read more Expertly-trained @ Harvard University, Texas Heart Institute. Incredible track record. Trained as cardiovascular surgeon - and is an Intensivist, a Cardiologist and a Thoracic surgeon, as well. One of the best surgeons in the country. Performed a 4-vessel bypass and a valve replacement on my mother and she is as good as new.

Dr. Caroline Connor, MD, MPH, at Eureka Family Practice has been my primary physician for 15 years…read more She has been consistently attentive, professional and dedicated to insuring my ongoing health. This includes treatment for several major medical issues (diabetes, htn, high cholesterol). When she detected a miniscule unfamiliar mole behind my right knee and was concerned, she performed a biopsy that revealed it to be a pre-cancerous growth and referred me to a specialist. Her attention has once again insured my continued well-being. I have always found her to give me the time and attention I need at my regular appointments.

I was a patient of Ms. Marshall 's office for over two years. In the middle of the process of…read moregetting surgery, she dropped me as a patient when she found out that I had a second insurance for prescriptions. She said she did not care if I had coverage she accepted through my job (blue cross ppo) she would not see anyone with partnership health plan coverage, even if they never used it in her office. After over two years of having this insurance as a secondary, once she knew, she dropped me. I had to scramble to find another doctor to pick up the process for surgery. She discriminated against me and I have reported her. I would give her a -5 stars if I could. It's no wonder why her nurses and staff keep leaving.

Dr. Marshall has been my M.D. for six years. She is bright, responsive, well-informed. She also has…read morea happy, relaxed nature, and loves her job, which makes interaction with her very pleasant. She has a good office support staff who are effective in passing on communications and fulfilling the needs of her patients. I had been seeing a wholistically trained alternative medicine M.D., who moved out of town. Dr. Marshall does not have that training, but is flexible and curious, and is open to supporting preferences of her patients.

We had to go in for a severe cat scratch, and we expected a long wait time, but it was a slower day…read moreso we were taken to a room right after check-in. Only had to wait about 25 minutes for the NP to see us. Very professional, explained what the concerns were, and what treatment was going to be. All the staff were kind and professional.

They asked questions about my symptoms. Very on point kind men's professional. I have used the…read moreservices twice before. I would recommend them prior to visiting the ER.

Let me start by saying I recently had rotator cuff surgery on my right shoulder. 3 weeks ago while…read morein Mexico I pulled a muscle in my left shoulder. The pain was an 8 out of 10. I tried every OTC med there was and nothing helped at all except for ice, which was only barely effective. So I get back in town and see my physician dr korenstein at eureka family practice. I tell him I'm miserable, I can't sleep and my left shoulder is killing me. I tell him I've tried everything OTC. He gives me a med that doesn't help. I ask again and I get generic Alleve after telling him no OTC med works. Doesn't he listen? I ask again for help and I'm told that I need to go to the ER for help. WTF? What kind of patient care is that? I see this loser has 2 other negative reviews here. I used to like EFP but I'm done until they get rid of this douce.

My review is only based on seeing Dr. Caroline Conner, which is why I'm giving more than 1 star…read more At my most vulnerable I've ever been Dr. Conner was the least compassionate doctor I have ever seen. I went to EFP due to a car accident I had (which I was not at fault for). I was on the job during the accident so I had to be treated through Worker's Compensation, and the sent me there. It was serious accident where I t-boned someone going 50mph because they didn't stop at a stop sign. I had sprained my ankle, but had incredible bruising all over. She prescribed physical therapy, which I went to for a number of months. My physical therapist was incredibly helpful, EPT Rehabilitation. There were a few issues I had with her. I had pain and numbness in my right hand and arm. I asked her about it and she acted like it was no big deal. She barely acknowleged it. When I went to EPT and told them about it they said it was due to my right shoulder taking in the most impact, which damaged the nerve bundle in my neck, which connected right through the path of where my pain and numbness stared and ended. Again, I brought it up to Dr. Conner and she did nothing. Luckily the pain has subsided, but often in times of stress it itches really badly. About 6 months into treatment Dr. Conner prescribed another 3 weeks of treatment, but it took well over a month for it to be approved by WC. I had another appointment with her before it was even approved. At that time she learned I had a lawyer. Who wouldn't after an accident like that? She actually came out and accused me of only trying to get money. She said I was fine and I didn't need any more treatment. Even though I was still waiting to see the PT from the last time she prescribed it. I told her about a spot in my back that really hurt. She pushed on it really hard, told me I was fine. My back was in even more pain from her pushing on it for TWO days! It was so frustrating and still is. I still deal with a lot of back pain. I feel if I were to receive appropriate treatment I might not be in as much pain as I am. I didn't care about the money. I was only 25 and wanted my health. To this day I get migraines related to the pain in my upper back and I have sciatica that comes and goes. It's been 7 years. I would strongly advise, if you go to Eureka Family Practice to stay away from Caroline Conner, and see someone else.

I have a growth on my left hand. On August 22, 2024 I had a punch biopsy done at open door clinic…read moreon Tydd st and the doctor at open door believes it is cancerous. They told me I would be called within the week and be informed if it's cancer and what to do next. Well it is 9/03/24 and this is the second time I have called. And they do not know when they will have the results. And they did not even bother to call me yet. I am very disappointed. and worried my growth on my left hand continues to grow and hurt.

I will always feel grateful for the kind and graceful phlebotomists in the open door lab. Without…read morefail, my nervousness in anticipation of blood draws winds me up, I put my foot in my mouth, and I say the most awkward things simply out of nervous anticipation of needles and tests. The folks there are always kind, diligent, and thoughtful as they do their job. No matter how awkward or nervous I might be, they're making an effort to put me at ease. Thank you lab staff! You do a challenging job with so much grace and consideration for us patients - sincere thanks for your patience with us.