The people working the front desk are rude and unprofessional. Altogether bad attitude.read more

Recieved excellent and prompt care. The office staff were all very friendly and helpful. The…read moredoctor was very thorough, insightful, and kind. This is a place that cares and puts the patient first!

very professional. They know how to get to the problem. I would highly recommend StatCare!read more

Dr. Sebastian Vexlund is a joke of a doctor! He literally couldn't answer any of my questions and…read moreshrugged his shoulders saying "I don't know" never offering to refer me to someone that may could help. It was clear he didn't care and was just ready to send me on my way. Doctors like these are really making a bad name for StatCare who really does have some phenomenal doctors in their group. This is twice I've gotten duds at Fort Sanders Hospital as the Hospitalist. It's a shame this is what healthcare is coming to!

Dr Urbina is compassionate and knowledgeable! He took time to explain my issues and his treatment…read moreplan.

The Dr's are great with a caring sense of humor. Diagnosed my problem quickly. I was scared but put…read moremy mind to ease. Thank you.

Met with Dr. Sara Post; I arrived on time and the office was clean and quiet. I met Dr. Post for…read morethe meeting to repair my Resound hearing aids. She cleaned, tested and inserted in my ears. We discussed all of my previous problems [broken wire] that was repaired previously. Dr. Post answered all my questions and offered excellent operating instructions. Thank you Ear Nose & Throat Consultants of East Tennessee

From the owner: Physician's Hearing Care is a division of Ear, Nose, and Throat Consultants of East Tennessee. We…read morehave 5 convenient locations and a staff of 10 Audiologists. We provide a compassionate and welcoming environment for patients and their family to seek the knowledge, skills and resources for the best possible hearing healthcare. And as always to remain "East Tennessee's choice for better hearing!"

Really i don't want to give Dr. Jerden ANY stars. The wait…read moretime at Parkwest Hospital was 13 to 14 hours but I had no problem waiting. In the ER I had Dr Shock (? Sp) and he was absolutely awesome. I was moved From ER to ICU step down unit. All nurses, dietician and support staff were all so very professional and personable. On July 7th or 8th. Dr Jerden just opened my door and came right on in and introduced himself. I asked if he was the physician that kept ordering the 8 potassium 20mEq tablets by mouth . He replied yes, and then very sarcastically he began speaking to me as if i had angered him. I merely wanted to educate 'this physician in crohns dz with rectal bleeding. I've also had bowel resection and over 3.5 feet of diseased, intestines removed. One problen I suffer with is Short Bowel Syndrome. I was explaining to Dr Jerden that the Potassium he had ordered and I had taken came right back out in the potty. Dr. Jerden was again talking to me very in a belittling, sarcastic tone. Dr Jerden asked if I was a Doctor. I advised Dr. Jerden that I am not a physician but I am an LPN with X-Ray. I told Dr. Jorgensen that I do not know as much as him but I wanted him to understand my GI system a bit better as I needed alternative forms of potassium so that I can absorb some. I advised that recently my PCP Dr. Singh had written me a liquid potassium to swallow or I was fine with even having IV Potassium. As I was talking, Dr. jerden b began laughing at me while I'm trying to be helpful. I even mentioned that he could call my Primary Doctor and speak with him. At this point, I've been treated cruel and Dr Jerden and myself, we just clash and I did not trust him as my physician. I asked Dr. Jerden to leave my room and to not come back. Dr. Jerden totally dismissed my telling him to leave and wanted to examine me. I told him that he is not going to examine me and again I told him to leave my room and to not come back. At this point Dr. Jerden began to threaten me. Dr. Jerden advised that he would have to call house supervisor and since I had no doctor I would have to leave AMA and that insurance would not pay if I were invited to leave the hospital. Which is false. I checked with Cigna and they would pay. On the 4th floor I had Dr Wyckstandt and he was wonderful. He listened to me and ordered some IV magnesium and IV potassium ( which I had to stop bc I was having fluid overload). The Nurse, Amanda, examined me and contacted Dr. Wychstandt who immediately stopped the IV potassium and within a few hours I felt so much better. Dr Jerden totally disregarded my patient rights. Dr. Jerden did not treat me with respect. Also, I had refused the daily heparin injection bc I wasn't confined to a bed. I was ambulatory in the hospital. Dr. Jerden wasn't very nice about me refusing the injection. Dr. eilli belittled and berated me for refusing the heparin injection. I have never been treated the way Dr. Jerden treated me. I may not choose to go to Parkwest Hospital again for fear that Dr. Jerden would again be assigned to me. Having to go through the verbal abuse and having my patient rights ignored again is a fear and stressor that I don't need when I am so sick. I hope there are communication courses and perhaps a refresher course on patient rights would be helpful for Dr. Jerden. As Dr. Jerden did NOT examine me, I do not expect Cigna to be billed under his name for that particular day Thank you,

From the owner: Since 1999, StatCare has been providing high-quality, personalized pulmonary and sleep medicine…read moreservices to adults in and around Knoxville, Oak Ridge, and Athens, Tennessee. The practice is one of the largest privately held hospitalist and pulmonary services groups in the nation and has accreditation from the Pulmonary Hypertension Association (PHA) as a certified center of excellence for the treatment of pulmonary hypertension. With a focus on improving patient experience and treatment outcomes, the board-certified physicians take an evidence-based approach to care. They also value the importance of patient education to empower individuals to stay in control of their health. StatCare offices feature advanced diagnostic technologies to identify conditions like pulmonary fibrosis, lung nodules and masses, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The providers customize treatment plans using lifestyle changes, medications, and other non-surgical therapies to improve lung function and resolve symptoms like shortness of breath, wheezing, and fatigue. The StatCare sleep clinic can address daytime sleepiness, cognitive issues, and other symptoms of sleep apnea, insomnia, and other sleep disorders. The outpatient sleep clinic provides resources like continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) mask fittings and referrals for dental appliances to improve nighttime breathing.