Dr Buth has been overseeing my medical needs for decades. Her medical acumen, combined with a…read morepatient centered approach, makes me feel confident and secure. She has patience and empathy, and takes time to understand my fears. I am a person, not simply a patient in Dr. Buth's office. Her staff is upbeat, competent, and caring. Labs are onsite, and parking is a beeze. Dr Jamie Buth has allowed me to feel at ease with my health care.

From the owner: The Froedtert Inclusion Health Clinic is a unique clinic designed to meet the comprehensive health…read morecare needs of the LGBTQ+ community.

Sad after 20+ years of having wonderful doctors who listened to you and were very nice I go in with…read morea broken rib and have some random nurse practitioner insult me and she was very rude and off putting like she was so offended I was there with a broken rib and the doctors at the er gave me a narcotic for pain. She then continued to badger me saying this is a work related injury we can't help you after this. So after being insulted I will now be looking for another primary care doctor and avoid froedtert all together. If you're in honest pain avoid this place

I had a doctor disappear in the middle of our appointment and leave me sitting there for almost an…read morehour before I decided I had been ghosted and left. They better not charge for this visit! And that was the last in a long line of issues. 4/25/2022: And they just decided to not honor my appeal for the visit where the doctor ghosted me! It's good that they are so taxpayer funded that they don't need to bother with patients who actually have private insurance and pay all their bills on-time.

Run like a for profit hospital. All they care about is overcharging for anything they can get away…read morewith. Was charged almost $3'000 for Resuscitation that was NEVER preformed! Froedtert hospital can show the logs because it was NEVER done...but they charged me for it.

My Chief of Staff was transferred here from the Drexel Square location where they don't have an…read moreMRI. She was feeling fine after a stroke scare (it turned out to be just a TIA) but the sending ER physician wanted a neurologist to follow up after the MRI in the morning. Of course I appreciate the caution, but one has to wonder when the bill arrives, was this because we have good medical insurance? We still got a pretty horrifying bill after. But that's not really the worst of it. So we arrived at night, and registration was nice but we were already tired from the long trek from parking. Then we got directed to another location with an odd name that did not describe the overnight stay she was being admitted for. We immediately hit security and we didn't have the passes required to get through, but the registration desk had already closed. A committee meeting of security and we finally got through and were sent unescorted on a very complicated hike. The destination had no signs, we ended up in a locked corridor that only led to outside. We walked around the outside to the Emergency Room where the security officer directed us across the street to a parking lot, to an overhead bridge which led to the same elevator to the same locked corridor as before. We walked outside again, ended up back where we originally started, a new security officer who had to be talked into letting us in and this time we got escorted to the correct destination, which was actually in the locked corridor we were in, the entrance door was labeled with a completely different name that where we were sent, and this strange room was dark and resembled the hospital wards I experienced in the poor Third World nation of Sri Lanka. It was frightening, but now we had marched over a mile with a heavy overnight bag. The two nurses on duty were very good, but needed to be briefed on her case, NOBODY reads "charts" any more so it's up to the patient and family to have a very good knowledge of prior treatment and medical history. The next day, we were relieved to hear that there was nothing to detect, she got sent home with a heart monitor that again had negative findings (whew), leaving the diagnosis of Transient Ischemic Attack. Every new physician and nurse involved, and there were many, had to be briefed on her immediate and pertinent past medical history because NOBODY reads the "chart," and hence she got stuck (literally) with adhesive for the monitor which she's allergic to, and got a bad rash. I did try to tell them, but they don't record these things or don't read the records. Then the bill came, seems an awful lot for 1) a stay in a primitive ward under construction and 2) me doing a lot of their work repeating her history instead of them reading her notes and record. If she did have stroke, the long long walk would have caused her harm. You don't have much choice in hospitals in situations like this, but maybe you'll be forewarned and better prepared this way.

Takes time to listen. Allows the patient to participate in his/her own care. Great osteopathic…read moremanipulations. Highly recommend.

The place was nice and easy to find, the front desk ladies are helpful. I always make appointments…read morefor my mother and she had multiple services here countless times from Botox, lip filler and fillers. Our specialist is so caring and very a knowledgeable of her work we trust her completely.

This is the best doctor I have ever had the pleasure of meeting, both him and his wife treat tou…read morelike a human, actually listen to you and work with you. The office is immaculate, elegant, and very classy. The front desk lady is sweet and very beautiful. They treat all different types of healthcare, addiction medicine, and psychiatry. Consider yourself blessed to work with these doctors!!!