I went in for my second endoscopy with Dr. Briggs, hoping for answers. This procedure was supposed…read moreto help figure out why I suffer from chronic hiccups--episodes that last 24 to 48 hours straight, where I hiccup with every single breath I take. While I was with the nurses preparing for the procedure, Dr. Briggs walked in and asked, "How are the hiccups, are they getting any better?" I told him no. His response was, "Sounds like you're going to have to deal with that the rest of your life." In that moment, my heart sank. I felt like all hope had been ripped away from me. I held back tears in the room, but inside I was completely shattered. The thought that I might have to live the rest of my life like this was unbearable. After the procedure, I sat in my car and broke down, sobbing from the devastation of his words. But deep down, I know this isn't the end of my story. With the right doctor and God's will, there is hope. I will never return here again.

Very nice & professional staff, no wasting of my time, painless and great followup!…read more What else can you ask for when it's colonoscopy time!

This clinic is convenient because it's lady physicians, which is nice. But no one is a DO or MD…read more Wait times to get in are rough. They won't refill prescriptions if you don't go in every year causing you to have to go without until they can schedule you in, which is like 2 weeks. I have received good care here through the years, but I prefer actual doctors, but they are few and far between around here.

Waiting for 45 minutes in exam room after waiting 20 minutes in reception area. Finally was seen…read morequickly, felt as if I was an afterthought.

Doctor Brian Vandoren has relocated to Olympia Neurological Institute @ 81st Street and Sheridan…read moreAve. In Tulsa. Doctor Vandoren is one of the most easiest Doctors to talk to in my experience in my 71 years. He always goes over and beyond to help his patients with pain. A few years ago he put me on a medication and he also gave me a copy of his own research on this particular medication. He definitely knows what he's doing when it comes to pain management and he is now the head doctor at Olympia Neurological Institute for good reason, he's an amazing doctor and is extremely knowledgeable about his medical profession!

Quality of care needs to improve. Providers pass each patient around. Appointments are made blind…read morewhich means advanced pain does not communicate with patients on scheduling appointments. Phones are never answered, you must leave a message if you need to reschedule the appt they blind scheduled.

Tana the Nurse Practitioner has really started to grow on me. She listens to me and I'm actually…read morestarting to feel like I can trust her with my care. The medical assistant is super sweet as well. Thank you Hillcrest for your compassion and delicacy with my health.

Went to Tana Stutzman because I have been experiencing lower abdominal pain and have a family…read morehistory of ovarian cancer. The office staff was friendly, the nurse was attentive to my concerns and relayed them to Dr. Stutzman. When the doctor came in she was the perfect amount of calm and concern. She asked questions and listened to my answers and concerns. She explained to me what options I had for testing and walked me through what the schedule would look like. She was reassuring without it coming across as dismissive. I appreciate her and the quality of care this obgyn office provides.

First, let me start this by saying that Dr. Raley is great! This review is in no way a reflection…read moreof him as a pediatrician, which I why I gave 3 stars. I had a great experience with Dr. Raley, the man who works the front desk, and the nurse who comes in to do measurements at your appointments! Dr. Raley always did an awesome job listening to my concerns and taking me seriously. I'm an IVF mama who went through years of infertility to finally get our precious son, so I'm aware that I can seem more urgent than other mamas out there. They've recently switched to a system where there's no phone number to speak with anyone at the office. Instead you just chat via an online portal. The reason we left Avalon Park Pediatrics is because of my experience with one of the nurses there who handled my son's physical therapy referral process and the lack of care I received from her. I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Raley to get his opinion on whether he thought my son had torticollis and plagiocephaly, and he agreed with me that he did and we could start PT sooner rather than later. His office put in a referral to insurance very promptly. First, the referral was sent to a place that doesn't accept my insurance. No biggie- let's try again. Then, my son was referred to yet another place that didn't take my insurance (which I didn't find out about until about a week later). This process pushed getting him sent to PT. Finally the referral was received and I received the phone call from a PT place trying to schedule his appointment. The PT place only had one appointment in the entire month of December. If he couldn't be seen at that appointment he would have to wait to be evaluated on January 20, which would put his treatment beginning in February. I started this referral process the week before Thanksgiving when my son was 2 months old, and if he couldn't make the December appointment he wouldn't be able to seen until he was FOUR months old. We all know that newborns are constantly changing, and the PT place and I both agreed that it would be awesome if Dr. Raley's office would call insurance and ask them to expedite the approval process so he could be seen for the December appointment. I was told this could be done from the PT facility AND my insurance told me this could be done. Not only did they say this could be done but they gave me a number they could call. I relayed this message to Dr. Raley's office and I asked if I could speak to someone on the phone since it would be easier to explain. Dr. Raley asked if we could communicate via the Klara online platform since their office was busy. I said of course- since I assumed his office was getting bombarded with sick little ones during flu season. So I relayed the message via the portal and I was met with a cold "nothing else we can do at this time" I thought hm- that's weird. So I explained one more time that both PT and insurance both said that there was in fact something they could do, and here's the number. This time I was met by the same nurse sending me a quick reply saying, "sorry. they would only approve the therapy for Saint Francis" followed by a rogue phone number. No explanation, no courtesy of giving me a phone call to fill me in. Nothing. So then I call my insurance and insurance tells me that the PT office was approved. At the same time the Pt office is calling me telling me that my son's evaluation was also approved and we could get started. I thought well this is weird- why is Dr. Raley's office saying they're not approved but insurance and the PT place are saying they are. So then I message BACK on the Klara portal stating that both places said he was approved and I received the reply that "TherapyWorks was not in network. You'll have to take it up with them." Again- where's the concern or care? I certainly got the feeling of "not my child- not my problem" I spent the next 48 hours on the phone with the PT facility, insurance, and Dr. Raley's office but I couldn't get the nurse to take time to actually speak with me over the phone so we could sort it all out. Long story long- TherapyWorks was NEVER in my network to begin with, and insurance was going to approve them if the referring physician contested the opinion and said they wanted him to be seen by TherapyWorks. All of this could have been avoided if we were referred to a place that was actually in network, if someone took the time to actually speak with me, and if our situation was treated as if it was personal instead of just another referral ticket. ***the rest of the review is in the photos since it's too long for Yelp***

I would give bonus stars if possible! Dr Raley is the most available doctor I've ever known. He…read moretakes his time, talks about options and really gets to know all of his patients. It's almost like family. We had to move and I'm checking out his franchise options - :). One (of oh so many) example: daughter breaks arm at camp, call on the way home, fits us in, X-rays arm, gets an appt with ortho, arm in cast and on the way home in two hours from initial call!!! No one does what he does!!