Dr.Lynd is amazing, she's been our pediatrician for both of our children since the day they were…read moreborn. But now I'm considering to switch. One star goes to the waiting time- it's getting longer and longer every time for the appointments that were scheduled months ahead. It's used to be about an hour. Now don't expect to be done less than 1.5-2 hours- out of which the actual nurse/doctor interaction will be 10 min tops! All the other time is just waiting! Expect to wait 30-40 min past your scheduled time in the lobby. After a nurse walks you in the room and takes vitals, you will be waiting another 30-40 min to be seen by the doctor for 5 min interaction and after that waiting again 20-30 min to get shots. And the worst was today- Dr.Lynd's nurse gave me the attitude instead of being apologetic when I pointed out the unreasonable waiting time!

I have no point of reference for anything involving my baby. I feel like I'm constantly asking, "Is…read morethis normal? Is it supposed to happen this way?" This is also true in regards to pediatricians. I have no other pediatric group to compare to this pediatric group. Therefore, I don't know if what I've experienced (or am experiencing) here is the norm. What I do know is, when we asked all of our friends and family members for their recommended pediatricians, the following names were mentioned repeatedly: - Tara Lynd, MD - Vijaya Malpani, MD - Kala Sigler, MD - Denise Scott, MD - Hamed Albiek, MD As it turns out, every physician mentioned above is part of the same pediatric group, known as The Pediatric Group (not a very imaginative name, but whatevs). There four additional practitioners (two more pediatricians and two physician associates, if I remember correctly) whose names would have probably come up as well if we had kept asking for more recommendations. My point is: the fact that so many people (whose opinions we value and trust) simultaneously pointed us to the same pediatricians over and over seemed like a good sign. Our child's pediatrician is Dr. Lynd. When we first met her, my first question was going to be (as stupid as it sounds): "Do you like children?" It's a legitimate question... I've met some exceptionally terrible people who are medical professionals only because they have the mental capacity to survive the rigors of their medical program. At the same time, they're frequently lacking the grace, compassion and general wherewithal one would expect from someone who supposedly wants to care for other human beings. Anyway, before I got the chance to ask, Dr. Lynd told us that she loves children (as a doctor and as a parent). She's friendly and soft-spoken, and nothing really seems to phase her. Which is nice, because it calms us down when we feel like something may be wrong, and she's like "Nah, that's normal." Every visit thus far has left us feeling more confident about our role as parents; Dr. Lynd exudes a quiet confidence, which she somehow manages to pass on to us. The only downside as far as interactions with the staff would be one person. I dunno what her role is; she's either a nurse or a medical assistant. She's younger, and Hispanic (maybe?). And she is the farthest thing from friendly. Any time we get her as the person who checks our kid's vitals and whatnot, we sigh internally. I mean, why bother asking "Do you have any questions?" if you're already slamming the door on our face as you're asking it? She clearly doesn't like children. Or human beings from what I've gathered. Or maybe she just doesn't like dealing with us? I dunno what her malfunction is, but she needs to get it checked out.

If I could give zero stars, I would. I am writing this as a former patient, and this experience is…read moresomething that has stayed with me for years. We came in simply to meet a new pediatrician after our previous doctor retired. What was supposed to be a routine introduction quickly turned into one of the most traumatic medical experiences of my life. Before my dad could even give consent, Dr. Aston had already ordered three vaccinations and stated that we would be charged no matter what. There was no conversation, no explanation, and no attempt to make me feel safe. I was 13 years old. When I realized I was about to receive three shots without any warning or preparation, I had immediate and overwhelming anxiety. Instead of giving me even a moment to breathe or calm down, two nurses physically restrained me. They held down my legs and chest while I cried and begged them to stop. Without asking for permission, they pulled down my pants to give the shots in my leg. I felt completely exposed and powerless. In the middle of this, one of the nurses knocked both of my cochlear implants off. Suddenly, I couldn't hear anything. I was completely cut off from the world around me, unable to understand what was happening, unable to communicate, and unable to see clearly as my arms were being held down against my chest. It was terrifying. I was tense, scared, and in pain. But more than that, I felt stripped of any control over my own body. That feeling has never fully gone away. Even now, years later, I can still remember exactly how it felt, physically and emotionally. I am now 20 years old and entering the medical field myself. This experience has shaped me deeply, and it will always serve as a reminder of the kind of provider I refuse to become. Patients, especially children, deserve dignity, consent, and compassion. I was not given any of those things here.

Loved the nurse not a fan of the doctor. Was pushed for the rsv (vaccine) was told it was $500 and…read morenormally covered by my insurance. Before saying yes we want the shot they drew it up. When I told them I would like to wait and do research (like if my insurance covered the shot) was told if I didn't get it today I would be charged for it no matter what because they already drew it up. And be charged again when we decide to do it.

I can't speak for the staff, so far I haven't had a bad experience, but also they are not super…read moresuper friendly, I'd say they're just pretty meh, when it comes to customer service. We followed Dr. Gumuliauskas here when she moved from her previous location. And I would follow her again if she was to move to another location. She takes her time, asks so many questions, gets the referrals submitted on time and we just adore her! Even the kiddos! One great thing about this particular pediatric, is the Valet Parking!!! And it's complementary !! (Tips always are welcome tho) Other than that I love it, it's clean and some rooms are more spacious than others. I have never had a bad experience with the nursers. They have all been friendly, always !

We love Northwest Peds, we go to Dr.Vincent for our kiddos but have only had great interactions…read morewith the other physicians in the practice as well.

I wish they'd pick up the phone, so I can cancel my appointments. The phone goes right to…read morevoicemail. I've called during hours, but still no response. They will send a bill if you miss your appointment, but we've moved and we can't cancel.

Can almost never get someone on the phone, no option to leave a voicemail, just hangs up on you. I…read morewas trying to get ahold of someone because this is the second time on the same bill they didn't run it through insurance, I was told to just wait for the new bill after it was ran (still shows it wasn't!) and not they are trying to charge me over $200 for it being late. My sons umbilical cord hadn't fallen off by the 2 weeks, and she said not to worry about it but then went over to him and ripped it off, of course said it didn't hurt him (he started screaming) and the bleeding was from old blood in the umbilical cord (it bled for a few days). Completely dismissed my concern about tongue ties (my whole family has them and he was struggling to latch) until I pushed her after 2 or 3 visits and she finally sent in a referral but looks annoyed about it. For some reason she also thought a good ice breaker upon first meeting her would be talking about politics? I don't really care how she stands but it was just weird.

First of all, they are always kind, professional, and great to work with. I definitely would…read morerecommend them. They're always timely. You're not sitting waiting for your appointment hour after hour. They get your ride in and write out without pressuring you to hurry up.

The doctor we saw was average at best, fine... got the job done...but the front desk ladies were…read moreHORRIBLE especially Bre who has worked there for "20 years" which is a miracle in of itself. Save yourself headaches and literally go anywhere else.

The restroom is very clean and equipped with a changing table and extra diapers in various sizes…read more It also has an adult size toilet and a toddler size toilet, which is a really great feature. The lobby is clean and and is split with separate sides for sick visits and well visits. They always have the TVs on and kids shows playing. Dr. Fricker is great. He always shows genuine concern for our son's wellbeing and has even called us after hours on his cell phone to follow up and see how our son is doing after a sick visit. The Office Manager can be a little sassy, but don't let that deter you. They also have office hours on Saturdays. If you're looking for a better alternative to your current Pediatrician, give Dr. Fricker a shot. You won't regret it.

Edmond pediatrics is a great place to take your kiddo! Dr Zach Riemenschneider is a great doctor…read more Everyone at Edmond pediatrics are wonderful!

Everyone at this facility has been quite helpful and very friendly. When scheduling the appointment…read moreI did not feel like I had to delay when I could bring the children in. Once we arrived they gave the kids masks and even had one for me to borrow during my time there if needed. They had a lot of paperwork to fill out, which was a little overwhelming. I probably would have appreciated having it mailed to me to fill out beforehand. It took me the entire doctor's visit to get it done and after. Dr. Amber Landry was extremely professional and so good with the kids. She was patient and answered all my questions. She as well gave each kid a book and they both are new favorites. The staff was so friendly as well and very patient. Will definitely be coming back.

We really like Dr. Ramadan so far. She listens to my concerns and opinions, and has been very…read morehelpful in our unique situation. We will continue to see her :) I also love the monthly payment plan. It is very affordable, and the office environment is relaxing and non-stressful. There's not a wait when you get to appointment, like other places I've been to. It all makes the experience so much more pleasant. She is also open to giving more holistic types of recommendations and engaging in those kinds of topics, which is a plus for me. Glad I found her practice! - Miranda