Do not come here!! They waste your time! I just spent 2…read moremonths going through this test that test to get my kid help that has been struggling with school communication and just general life. We finally got referred to a specialist that says my son has adhd but not the side that is not being able to site still just being able to concentrate. His doctor refuses to take the specialist recommendation and help my kid. She said she disagrees and won't put him on medication. How is she going to disagree with what the specialist said and help my child!!! I'm behind mad and won't be back!!

From the owner: Expert Care from Infancy through Adolescents Find dependable…read morepediatric care for your child from the caring pediatricians at our pediatric center. At The Pediatric Center of Southwest Louisiana, we take care of your child's medical needs from immunizations to X-rays. Open 7 days a week, our pediatric clinic accepts children from newborn to 18-years-old, and we accept all major insurance. Contact us for an appointment with our board certified physicians or nurse practitioners.

Dr. Chatters is as skilled and attentive as it gets. She takes the health of my children very…read moreserious. She also pays close attention to details about the child and the concerns of the parent. I couldn't praise her enough.

Waited 3weeks to get my kids a appointment only to arrive and be told that the appointment had been…read morecanceled yet no one bothered to call and inform me of the change nor did anyone in the office apologize. They rescheduled my kids appointment for 12/1/2015 and their original appt was for 11/5/15. So for them not properly doing their jobs my kids have to suffer and wait a month before being seen. The first black receptionist with the glasses was beyond rude offered no kind of an apology, then she sends a young white receptionist with a tattoo on her hand finish the reschedule of appointments and she was just as rude. How do you fail to do your job and treat the customer as if they did something wrong. I said so my kids can't get another appointment until December and her reply was that's correct if you want one after school. Well of course I want one after school because they just missed a half a day of school for nothing on this visit, but she could've cared less. It's really sad but I will be searching for my kids a new Doctor because I will not be treated as if I'm a problem when they messed up.

En el dia de hoy Diciembre 23 del 2024, hora 10:45 am tuve una cita para hacerme una densimetria…read moreósea, la experiencia fue un 10/10 l, la Sra. que me atendió en el cubiculo del check in fue amable y profesional, todo fluyó excelentemente al igual que la persona que me atendió e hizo la densimetria. Agradezco haber tenido tan buena experiencia en el dia de hoy. Con esto compruebo la importancia de la atención al cliente, ya que cuando me hice la mamografia en ese mismo lugar, hace unos meses atrás.....no tuve la fortuna de coincidir con personas amables, ni profesionales; lo cual escribí en un review en su momento. ​

This is a review of the hospital care I received, NOT my doctor. He was wonderful. The hospital,…read morenot so much. I was hospitalized here during my pregnancy for a kidney infection. A tech was sent in around one am to give me a shot of demerol. She told me it was to make my fever go down. That's not what demerol does. It's for pain. I don't like shots and asked if I could have it done through the IV. She was very rude and made a really big deal about having to call an actual nurse in to administer it. When I went into labor with my son, I was quickly put in a room and induced. Everything was going well at first. After my water was broken, I asked for the epidural. By then I was nearly dialated to six centimeters and the contractions were quick and very intense. The anesthesiologist yelled at me to be still or he would paralyze me. I understand the seriousness of an epidural and that it can be dangerous, but there is no need to yell at a woman in labor and scare her like that. As he walked out, I heard him tell the nurse that I would have a very difficult birth he was guessing. Soon after, I was given my next nurse. She checked to see that I was still at 5 cm. A little later, she came in, but some kind of monitor on me and an oxygen mask then left without saying anything. My mom called my cousin who was a tech at that hospital and she came to explain what it was for. The nurse didn't do this. I didn't see that nurse again for nearly three hours. My doctor came in with the nurse behind him and asked how far I had been when she last checked. She said 5. He said that wasn't very much considering how long I'd been in labor. My other cousin said she hadn't been to check on me in quite a while. After the doctor left, the nurse turned on my cousin and told her she'd better watch her mouth...I was furious. After my baby was born, he wouldn't nurse. A whole hospital full of "specialists" and it took my mom to say "I wonder if you aren't producing any colostrum." I was determined to nurse though, and I didn't want him to have any bottles. A nurse took him to the nursery at 2 am because he wouldn't stop crying. I made it VERY clear that I didn't want him given a bottle. The next morning, my new nurse brought him back and told me that he was doing fine and had no trouble taking the bottle he was given in the night. I called the head nurse in and was just told "Oh, sorry." Shortly after, I got a phone call from a man who informed me that he was the assistant to the pediatrician that had checked my son while he was in the nursery and everything was ok and if I wanted a circumcision done, the LSU clinic was my only option and then I was given a number to call. I was never even told that a doctor had checked my son, and why wasn't I present for the check? Also, I was called by an assistant, not even the actual doctor. I also called my son's planned pediatrician who told me he could do the circumcision. The man from the clinic had lied to me. Over all, it was a TERRIBLE experience, and I will NEVER have another child in this hospital.