Dr. Russell May was my Primary Doctor when I was living in Louisville, KY he saved my life from a…read morevery critical condition. He always called me back ASAP knowing my condition could go bad any minute. He referred me to other specialist who were good to me. I have moved to SF, CA for a year now and still have not found a Primary Doctor as good as Dr. May. Most doctors I found after him have no compassion and just focused on earning their fee. If I can stay in KY just to keep Dr. May as my Primary I would.

Dr. Pallares has been our family doctor (wife and I) for many years. She is caring and thoughtful…read moreand we trust her judgment, opinions, and recommendations of specialist doctors when they are needed. Her office staff are friendly and helpful and well-trained in their duties. I highly recommend Dr. Pallares to anyone of any age!

I have found a much better attentive doctor. Dr Palares was dismissive and rude. Her staff was the…read moresame.

Dr. Sadlo is now fully retired. After many years of as a highly awarded Cardiologist he ccan now…read morehave the time to enjoy life at a much slower pace. His treatment of me for almost 20 years was outstanding.

My first visit ended with me going into ICU. I love a dr that don't play with your health. I have…read morewalked out of drs offices with a bp way too high to go home. Dr Sadlo didn't fool around(I also was having chest pains). Because of Dr Sadlo I'm finally finding out what's causing the pain. Please don't change. Continue to put your patients 1st. Now that EMT worker was another story. Not so good either.

He always listens and cares about his profession. He truly loves to help the sick. Top notchread more

Dr Hargis is knowledgeable, has an excellent bedside manner and thoroughly explains every facet of…read moreyour treatment. He covered the good and bad parts of cancer treatment and answers all of your questions. If he is your doctor then you are in great hands.

Absolutely outstanding oncologist. Very engaged, available and connected to the latest research and…read moreinformation. Takes time to explain everything to the patient and is available anytime for concerns and questions. Cancer is scary, but Dr. Hargis made it bearable with his care and attention. I felt I was in expert hands!

What a kind doctor! Today's visit was my first but it won't be my last! Everyone was so nice,…read morehelpful and friendly. Dr. Simon was attentive and he truly cared about you. His assistants were just as friendly and caring. They made you feel like you mattered. I highly recommend Dr. Simon. My only regret is that I didn't go to him sooner!

Outstanding physician and staff. Knowledgeable, thorough, caring and timely. Have been going to Dr…read more Kolter several years now, having been referred by a friend, and are very thankful for his practice. Highly recommend

Dr. Watson's associate, Dr. Kolter is new to the practice and comes highly recommended by Dr. Jill…read moreWatson. Dr. John David Kolter is new to the world of private practice and has a lot to learn about patient care. I met with Dr. Kolter for my initial visit and general physical exam. I started by telling him that I have Asthma and that I needed a prescription for Xopanex. He had my medical records in front of him which include all prescriptions from my previous doctor, including Xopanex. He told me that he felt that I should have some extensive ($768) tests to "make sure I really had Asthma." I felt there was no way to get the prescription without taking a very expensive Pulmonary Function Test and coming back for a follow-up appointment to discuss the results and get a prescription (creating another insurance bill). I spent 5 hours at the Baptist East Hospital taking this Pulmonary Function Test, just to confirm what I've known since I was 8 and what was written in my records that he had in front of him! It was a total waste of my time and the total cost to me after insurance was $768.46 for the test alone. Plus another office visit that cost me $104.00. I'd been fleeced! I can't recommend going to this practice due to the fleecing I experienced from both Dr. Kolter and his insurance coding vultures that charged me for every little thing that I mentioned in my interview. This is the epitome of modern legalized extortion. Save your money and find a more experienced doctor who knows how to trust their patient and read their patient's history before prescribing a bunch of needless tests and avoid this predatory insurance-coding practice.

Care level has dropped dramatically in the last 12 months. Employees don't answer the phone and…read morewill never return a call. The only way to get thru is to contact the doctor directly. Medical records are not correct or up to date, employees have attitudes and do not willing complete tasks like insurance forms, test results, etc. after 5 years of being a very happy patient, I feel like they'd rather I wasn't there. Ever. I certainly don't need to pay a monthly fee for service that is lower than an urgent care. Twice now I've had lab work done, and was done again at another provider and the results were completely different. I am starting to think that although blood was drawn, labs weren't sent in. Maybe it's a staffing issue. Maybe too many irons in the fire or too many patients.

I have been a patient of Dr Walkers for 25 years. She is a very concerned efficient doctor. She did…read morehave what she believed to be 2 loyal employees dedicated to the same personal care that Dr Walker always has; unfortunately both caused chaos in the front office. she has since become aware of the problem and has immediately corrected it. Dr Walker's kindness and unwillingness to give up on patients is exactly why I will stay with her as long as she is practicing. We have had some pretty difficult to diagnose health scares in our family and Dr walker has gotten us through them. Her concierge fee is worth it at twice the price.

My former provider was wonderfully knowledgeable and empathetic; I received excellent care. On my…read moremost recent visit, however, I was seen by a nurse practitioner named Tammy Mullins, APRN, who was outright cruel and dismissive. I have tremendous misgivings about ever stepping foot in that practice again after this experience.