We were told to arrive at 12:30 for a 20 min out patient surgery and my husband wasn't taken back…read moretill 3:40, it's now 5:30 and we are still trying to leave. Its about 60 degrees in here so make sure to wear your winter coat and half of the staff has left for the day so it appears one nurse is in charge. My husband hasn't eaten since last night. He's very hangry. The nurses were all very nice but with all the surgery centers around just don't come here for a surgery is my advice.

The ER wait time is completely unacceptable. We are at 8+ hours with no end in sight and no update…read more The staff is friendly but it would be beneficial if they could advise that the wait will extend beyond an acceptable level so a patient can make an informed decision about their care before committing to this ER. There have been more people that have left without being seen than those being taken beyond the triage rooms. It is sad watching people clearly in pain giving up - hopefully they are able to get care at another hospital. I definitely will next time.

My wife and I have taken our 3-year old son here many times. It's perfect for those parents who…read morework M-F during the day. Great place and I hope they open more of these locations; I'd love to see one in Maplewood.

Absolutely loved our experience here! The team was attentive and passionate when seeing my…read moredaughter. We visited on a Saturday night and even though they were closing before our visit was complete, they continued care until all options where exhausted. I didn't even realize they were closed. Highly recommend and if needed will be going here again in the future.

I brought my mom here after waiting almost 2 hours at the ER. I know that's typical at a hospital,…read morebut nobody was going anywhere! They were super busy. Totally forgot about the new urgent care . We leave the ER and come here... mind you, my mom DOES NOT go to docs, hospitals, etc unless absolutely necessary. We got in immediately and the 2 Nurse Practitioners were phenomenal. Immediately gave her what she needed. I have not been this impressed with ANYONE in the medical field in a very long time (except for nurses, the always rock!). I would absolutely recommend this place to the entire world! Thanks so much for taking care of my mama

Today's visit started out great. They saved my spot and when it was my turn, they got me into a…read moreroom right away. An EMT came in to check the concern I had about my right shin. His comments gave me confidence that my concern was minimal. He said one of the providers would come in to confirm his thoughts. Fifty minutes went by and I could hear one loud voice and others laughing. This went on until it became clear that no one was getting close to coming in check me out, so I chose to leave. I was greeted after a few steps by the person who was obviously the doctor and leader of the "party" outside my door. He asked if I was leaving. I said I've waiting an hour with no action, so I was going to leave. He told me 'there are other patients, too'. He wasn't taking care of them either. He was rude and condescending and I couldn't leave fast enough. I have counted on this location many times before with much better treatment. Do Better.

This fall, my regular doctor decides she's getting into the concierge business--pay lots of $$$ per…read moreyear up front for a few visits and many specialized tests, and drop taking any health insurance. You know, I understand that insurance red tape sucks and all, but you knew that going into the medical field. Screw you for dropping your patients unless they can lay down six months' worth of mortgage payments for a bunch of tests and two visits a year. That shit just isn't right. Anyway...somehow I got bronchitis, and after coughing up about a pound of phlegm and some chunks of lung matter, I got dragged out to St. Anthony's Urgent Care by my beloved (to whom I had given said bronchitis.) Service was incredibly fast (I waited a whole five minutes before being seen) and pretty friendly, given that this place is a patient merry-go-round. We got meds, doctor's excuses for work, and they took our insurance. Thumbs up all around.

I had a staph infection on my eyebrow with severe swelling around eye and nose. Attending physician…read moredid very little. He drew blood, IV with fluids and sent me home. He didn't prescribe any new medications since the one I was previously on wasn't working. I wouldn't send my dog to this ER.

I have been a patient of Central West Healthcare since 1998. The compassion and expertise exhibited…read moreby the staff is unequaled, which explains my 23-year relationship with the practice. You will not find a more qualified and caring group of professionals anywhere in the Midwest. Thank YOU, Central West, for taking such good care of your patients!

I have been a patient of Dr. Parks for more than 20 years. Dr. Parks and his staff combine state of…read morethe art medicine with a compassionate patient demeanor. In all the years I have been fortunate to be under the care of Central West healthcare, not once have I felt compelled to seek an alternative. Give Central West Healthcare a chance and I assure you that you will be grateful for the decision.

Overall experience has been excellent, I've been to several VA hospitals across our nation and it…read morecertainly qualifies as one of the best in my opinion

Awful service. I am traveling and spoke to the VA yesterday in PA. Suggested I get seen. Call the…read moreSt Louis VA on Sunday 18 Oct 2026. Got the ER secretary who said she could not tell me how long the wait was. Said she was connecting me to the ER nurse. What she did was contact me with someone who also had no knowledge. Unfortunately I glad others got great care but not my experience. I am authorized to use a civilian hospital and the VA will cover 5he cost which I am sure is more the being see in the VA system.

Like most people, I'm not a big fan of hospitals. The only experiences i've had involve cancer and…read morepeople not leaving them. So, I was a little worried to hear some of the comments about St. A, the hospital where I'd be undergoing gastric banding surgery. "It's old, it's falling apart, it's dark and creepy and people try and push their religion on you." I'm happy to report back that all, except the last, are untrue. As cliched as it may be, the people are really the lifeblood of this place. From the first blood test, everyone was fantastic. Cheerful without being syrupy. But, more important than demeanor, they worked fast. I had to go in for a day of tests and they zipped me from department to department, I never sat and waited for than a few minutes. The staff in the NewStart wing was really friendly and human. They were jokey and some even had the balls to tell them they hated NYC - I'm talking to you Dr. Shah the anesthesiologist! After the surgery, the nursing staff was great - prompt, friendly and quick with the pain meds. There was one sweet old lady that I wanted to punch in her liver-spotted face. After surgery, Betty came walking into my room and asked if I was Christian. I said no and her immediate response was "So, you don't believe in God?" No Betty, i'm a heathen. Christianity is obviously the only option, right Betty? As if the picture of the new pope in the lobby wasn't enough to make you turn to Rock & Roll. No matter how prepared you are, it's always a little scary to go in for surgery. But everyone, except Betty, kept me at ease and I felt great the whole way through.

This place is terrible. Avoid it if you can. The employees are slow, habitually rude, and…read moreuncooperative. Their sign in the front has bullet holes and graffiti on it - if that gives you any indication of how it is inside. If that's what you see on the outside, just think of what level of care they provide where no one can see.

I have had mammograms, cat scans and blood work at this location. It's not fancy, but they are…read morefriendly and efficient