Awful care! One of the doctors in the medical group (Dr. Lucas) came walk-in without introducing…read morehimself and just ask what do you want. After being scolded for 15 minutes and attempting to explain my issues while having him talk over me and repeating that I am too young for any of my concerns. While revising me physically, Doctor was rough and clumsy. I was turn around with the same prescriptions and even to fight for one that I truly need to avoid an asthma attack under an allergic reaction. Waiting on Lab results to see if I am too young for any thyroid problems or anemia. Don't recommend this doctor at all! Tried to change to a different doctor in same medical group but he is not receiving new patients. With this said, I am taking my business somewhere else. Even though this, there are several other doctors in these medical group, I don't know there quality of care, but the overall office and staff are always friendly and very helpful.

New appt with Dr. Larson. My main concern was that I would be rushed and not cared for. It was the…read moretotal opposite, Dr. Larson was very nice and listened to all my concerns. Follow up appt will be in a few weeks, if service is different I will update this review.

I got referred to this office by my doctor when, after moving back from Indiana, my allergies…read morebecame absolutely horrible. I went to this office to get all the tests and started on an allergy regimen. I really like the nurses and Dr. Tillinghast, my doctor. He's really funny and has a great personality. Usually it's pretty quick to get in to get allergy shots. The nurses who do that are friendly and the waiting room while you wait after you get the shots is nice and well stocked with decent magazines. It's always been easy for me to get an appointment on days and times that work for me, and on short notice too. Bonus for that. I always wait til the last minute! Loses a star because on more occasions than not when I see the doctor (only once a year usually), I have to wait for a looong time. Bring a book. I don't mind doing it once a year to see a good doctor. My only complaint is the wait

Top of the line staff. Internal medical group. All barnes/Washing U staff.read more

care, compassion, love, helps others, kind, thorough, generous…read more just some of the marvelous attributes about dr. asvhall !!!

He is the kindest Dr. I have ever met. He takes his time with you and really, really cares. My…read moreentire family and many friends go to him now. They all love him too. Easy to get an appointment too.

A wonderful and well educated medical doctor. That also has a PHD that she applies her knowledge…read morein chemistry to her patience. This Dr. believes you need to allow her to determine the cure for your aliment or illness. She always has the cure and solution. I been using Dr. Cannistraro now for 15 years.

Great Doctors are hard to find. This is one. She sits and listens and asks questions and listens to…read moreyour answers. She doesn't look at her watch or type into a computer while you talk. She is very smart and asks smart questions. She has treated so many people that she has a great background. She comes up with a plan and goes over it with you so you know why you are doing what she wants and what the medicine will do. Can't rave enough about her caring behavior. She is a gem.

Dr. David Sheinbein is amazing. I had skin medical condition for 17 years and it never was…read morediagnosed and treated properly (was seeing by 3 doctors before). Now my suffers ended, got right diagnosis and treatment. Dr. David Sheinbein was very attentive and supportive as well.

The follow-up Dr. Sheinbein recommended was related to a granular cell tumor (benign) he removed…read morefrom my midriff. There are three other tumors in my skin of the same nature, and I'm watching their growth. Further, he recommended the next time I get a colonoscopy -- that I also get an endoscopy, as these tumors can grow in the GI tract. Well, there ya go. Why and what in the hell is a derm recommending an endoscopy? 'Cause he knows his stuff! October 22, 2019, I had a colonoscopy and an endoscopy at Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital. Three benign granular cell tumors were found in my esophagus. BUT THEY GROW. So, they have to be removed. Surgery was January 21, 2020. Performed by a GI specialist. And I thank Dr. Sheinbein for his foresight and incredible knowledge about these benign granular cell tumors and how they can grow in the GI tract!

Good doctor, easy access, no long waiting. Free parking, located near entrance, located on Mason…read moreRoad, behind West County Barnes Hospital. I recommend her. Any testing can be done nearby. Due to the fact that you cannot leave a post without typing a lot of info. With that said, there are many restaurants, close by. They are located on Olive Road & Mason Road,very close to highway 270. PS it has been sunny, every time I went, sometimes I eat at Burger King, i order the rodeo burger onion rings on the side . If I order french fries, I asked for no salt, so the fires are cooked fresh. Cutting back on salt. I hope this is enough words, to make a post, instead of just a tip.

Dr. Vernon's office is amazing and the receptionist is like having concierge medical service! Now…read morethe down side. The phones no longer go to the Drs office they go directly to an exchange and they want to use AI to connect you to a central calling center. I called at olive and 64 (Chesterfeild) and still no one answered the phone by the time reached the office. All just to make an appointment for my elderly father. The company is failing the office and it's pitiful! There needs to be more people hired to answer the phone!

Beware of this Resident Practice led by Dr Grant Hoekzema and office manager Carla Williams. Lack…read moreof patient care and errors. The Faculty Doctors are not paying attention to their student residents.

I have finally reached the age where I need a urologist, ugh. Anyway this practice is in a weird…read morespace, from the outside you'd think its pretty slick but once inside the place is kinda dingy, the waiting room too small for COVID times (I ended up waiting in the hall outside the office). Speaking of wait times perhaps I am oversensitive to modern American HealthCare but if in my job as a professor I'd kept my students waiting 45min for me in the hall and once inside in the classroom (you can fill in exam room here) another 30 min with no explanation I'd have lost my job even with tenure. I guess being a doctor is different. BTW, those exam room walls are paper thin, I could hear pretty much the jist of the doctor meeting patients on both sides of me. Oh, the doctor- our meeting/exam lasted less than 10 mins. Its the best health care in the world!

One of the top doctors in St Louis. Rarely takes new patients. Best and most personable doctor I…read morehave seen. Internal medicine.