I've been in Tulsa for 6 years and had yet to choose a primary care physician. I would drive back…read moreto Texas to see my doctor that I have been seeing for 36 years. Finally decided to get one in Tulsa. I was referred to Dr. Smith and I was very pleased. He spent lots of time with me to find out all my past history and asked questions that allowed me to explain my history. I felt very well taken care of. My new PCP!

I'd rather be here than ascension emergency. And how convenient it is to make an appointment…read moreonline. Not my first rodeo. I've always found the personnel friendly and professional. Also I've always noticed the cleanliness. However, this time they sent me to Ascension emergency.

The doctor was a cool dude but hindsight, kind of wished he had insisted more on me having X-rays…read morewith my other injuries to ensure I had no fractures but overall no issues with the doc, he was friendly and knowledgeable. Problem was my nurse. She gave off the persona of a lost careless sloth, slow, no sense of urgency and w/o much interest to how well the job was performed nor idea of what she was really doing. Maybe she was new or was end of day & stopped caring. Regardless not okay + everything took multiple tries like my heart rate, blood pressure, and most importantly gluing the cut on my head, which is what I went in for and never got 100% fixed. After being glued up by the nurse, went into the car and realized I was still bleeding. Went back in for a touch up and by then the office was closing so I had to leave right away. When I went home I still had a section that wasn't glued up and all the blood ended up dripping out of that opening. Could have done better myself with some glue from the drug store while concussed. After resting for a day, my shin had began to hurt really from when I fell backwards down some steps stairs after my head impact. Went to a hospital to ensure no fractures, which they confirmed was just a bad bruise. Wish I had gotten everything done with one visit instead of having to go to the hospital less than 48 hours later and waste a bunch of $$$ and time. Think a few of their 5 star reviews are also fake. I did but go here because it was close to where I got injured & of the high rating on Yelp. They also have offices in Michigan where I'm from so thought if I needed to go back it would have been easier. Needless to say I wouldn't recommend coming here unless you need a script or something from the doctor and not any assistance from the nurse.

Life saver!!! Seriously. Dr Carradini helped me through my white coat phobia and because of him…read moreand his recommendations on other doctors I needed to see caught my cancer at a very early stage! He always gets me in very quickly and quick to respond to my messages.

Extremely impressed with the quality and excellence of this Heart Institute. Very professional and…read moreinterest and care for patients is exceptional. Thank you Emily for the stress-free Echo.

These guys strike me as basically the "Aspen Dental" of cardiology--a volume provider that you…read morewouldn't expect to be very good and isn't. I would not recommend that anyone go to OHI or try to see any of the their doctors, if there's ANY other alternative. They never answer the telephone. They want to force their customers to use MyChart (which sucks, too) because it's cheaper and easier for them, and they don't care at all whether it works for their unfortunate customers. Never, never, never again. I know this is Tulsa, OK, but . . . .

They lost my son's vaccination records. How does that even happen with modern day technology?read more

Communication between the staff is horrible. Due to pre menopause i asked for some medication that…read morewould not affect me physically. I get prescribed Citalopram. (Celexa). Im upset, I'm allergic to Celexa. I have told them this verbally several times and on paperwork. Thank God I googled Citalopram. Imagine all the elderly people that go there that do not use the internet or have an advocate to make sure what they are taking. When I called to complain she apologized and told me sometimes the paperwork that we fill out about what we are allergic to does not get sent to the pharmacy. Mind you, the Dr. and pharmacy are in the same building! The first time i used them they put down I was Native American and non Hispanic. Both were wrong assumptions. Not a big deal, I thought. I just told the staff so they could get the hint to be more thorough in what they do. Looking at the paperwork they changed my Hispanic status but still says Im Native. Im not at all. I told them im Asian and Hispanic. Like I said the race thing I just chalked up to a mistake. I guess what I'm saying if in the medical field they are not anal about the smallest things then you probably don't want to have your elderly parents go there. They just might die

Had an insurance billing issue with blue cross. The back office billing lady was arrogant, rude and…read morementioned she did not want our business. Sad, because the doctor seemed nice.

Dr Daley is the abosolutely the best. I've been there with my kids since they were infants and…read morethey've always provided exceptional care. Unfortunately, the front office staff (Courtney) is awful. She's SO rude and does a disservice to the physicians and other staff who are amazing. I personally know several people that have switched pediatricians simply because of her. I hate calling the office because I don't want to deal with her and am considering switching as well. She is the first person that patients see and talk to and is not representative of the quality of care that the other staff provides. They would do well to find someone that has similiar qualities and isn't flat out hateful.

Over the past couple of years, my wife has given birth to two kids. Grant Cox has been the OBGYN…read moreshe's seen for all of her prenatal care and delivered the first boy (and circumcised both). He's been extremely compassionate and helpful with any questions we've had and he is definitely one of the more cautious doctors and monitors things like blood pressure and fluid level very carefully. My wife had two natural births and he has been very supportive of this which is a rare thing indeed in Oklahoma. Couldn't be happier with the care. Sadly Abby left a few months back, but we'll see how the new assistant lady (I forget her name) turns out.

Dr cox is an incredible OBGYN. He has a compassionate outlook to his patients. I highly recommend…read morehim to anyone looking for an OBGYN. He has the opinion to treat his patients the way he would want to be treated. But because he is a man and does not have the same equipment as women, his demeanor is even better.

I had a 9:30 AM appointment with Dr. Rapacki…read more I arrived at 9:19 to check-in. Dr. Rapacki refused my appointment because I was less than 5 minutes late arriving for check-in. I was told that since I am a new patient, I had to arrive 1 hour early, but I was never told this and received a text message to check in early for the appointment; there was nothing stated in the text that I needed to arrive an hour early. This man is very rude and inconsiderate. He feels his time is more valuable than mine. I lost over an hour of my time dealing with this nonsense. I do not recommend this man; his behavior is unacceptable.

Dr. Rapacki is rude and disrespectful. Additionally he does not answer questions asked by patients.read more

Very nice doctor who explains everything and waits for questions. He did the surgery needed on my…read morehand. Post op, things have gone well. Sutures out today and have to go back in 3 weeks to make sure things are still going well. He offered to fix my carpel tunnel at the same time as this surgery, but I wasn't up to that much rehab. He had recommended a carpel tunnel splint 20 years ago and that has worked so well, I have not been willing to have surgery. I would definitely trust him to the carpel tunnel repair, if I get to that point.