They have moved to 210 Thomas Moore Parkway. It is in a much more luxurious and expansive space. I…read morerecommend Kristin for acupuncture. She knows her craft well and truly cares about her patients.

Our experience with this medical group was so poor that it's hard to know where to begin. My wife's…read morefirst contact with them via an ER was for a kidney stone. What followed was a series of delays, miscommunications, and a complete lack of a care plan. This despite multiple calls and attempts to get appropriate treatment. After several days of inadequate support, her condition worsened into a kidney infection that required hospitalization. She ultimately received proper care from a different urologist, and after three nights in the hospital, she thankfully is recovering well. What prompted me to write this review was the final straw: five days after receiving lab results, someone from this group called in a prescription, without any explanation or communication. We only found out because our pharmacy notified us. No one from the Urology Group reached out to explain what they were prescribing or why. If you're comfortable with delayed care, poor communication, and questionable administrative practices, this may be the place for you. But if your health and standard of care matter to you, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. I'd rather travel out of state than trust this group with our health.

Type of care and the expertise of the doctors. Receptionists were nice and some of the nurses. Lack…read moreof communication between nurses and doctors. Not a lot of info about follow up care.

Nice and clean place. Technician was very helpful and understanding. Located close to home and…read moreplenty of parking.

i would strongly suggest avoiding all saint elizabeth hospitals…read more bad primary care, bad endocrinology, bad behavioral health, feels like an assembly line, meds prescribed first, attempts at seeking a substantiated diagnosis are zero

So, I haven't always been the best about going to the doctor regularly, but that changes this year!…read moreAfter feeling like some things were 'off' in my body, I made an appointment with a new primary care provider at St. Elizabeth Physicians. I liked that I was able to book my appointment directly through the MyChart app. I also love that all my blood work/tests show directly through the app as well. The receptionist at the desk was very friendly and checked me in quickly. It was great that I was able to fill out all the paperwork online before arriving so I didn't have to do that while I waited. Sarah, my doctor's assistant is truly a rockstar human and was so much fun to talk to. I'm quite the anxious person, so it's always great to talk to someone who can put you to ease in a stressful environment. I'm feeling super grateful to have insurance and a primary care provider. If you haven't been to a doctor in awhile, go be proactive and look out for your health!

I have COVID and went here on Saturday August 28th which was the worst healthcare decision I've…read moremade. They told me I had COVID Pneumonia but, there was absolutely nothing they could do for me. They said my oxygen levels were good and I was healthy to go home drinks lots of water and come Back if I got worse. I had chest pain, could hardly breathe, had fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weak, could barely speak. They seemed none to concerned with any of it. I didn't get better but, definitely did not go back here. I went to another hospital and was able to actually receive treatment. Stay far away from this hospital I don't know what their COVID treatment policy is but, I still can't believe I was told by supposed highly trained physician's they could do nothing for me.

I will think twice before going to St Elizabeth again, mainly because of my experience with billing…read moreand their use of an extremely aggressive collections agency when I paid my bill - on the day I received service no less. The medical care was ok.

After waiting for hours even with only one in front of us. We walked in to NO DOCTOR. In an "Urgent…read more" situation that's just not what you want to hear. The staff acted aggravated that they had to deal with us at all. They weren't trying to help us in any way. It was obvious by them drawing the blinds & turning off the computers five minutes till close that they were just trying to get out of there. Bad experience.

Hopefully you don't actually need urgent care!! Went to get a covid test since my insurance covered…read moreit here. Went at 10 am on a day they opened at 9, and they still weren't there. We called another location and supposedly the clinician didn't have a key and couldn't get in the building. How in the world does a business not have someone who can open the door? Can't review the service, since I had to go somewhere else.

As my good friend Admiral Akbar always says... "ITS A TRAP!" Hours on the sign say open until 7,…read morebut don't let that silly black and white writing fool you... they "stop taking patients at 6:30pm" on the DOT. I walked into a completely empty office at 6:40 to find 3 scrub wearing women who had clearly already refilled the cotton swabs for the night and were only interested in heading home to their easy chair and Jeopardy reruns. They definitely were not interested in checking my 7 year olds ear for an infection, despite there not being another soul in sight. So on we went to find an Urgent Care that... ya know... cares.

They seem to work fast and efficiently. Unless they are super busy, you can get in and out in about…read morean hour or so. My only issue (and that minor) is that they close early on Saturday. Otherwise it is a great place to go if you are sick and your doctor is closed.