We've been going to Town Family Doctor for some time. Very conveniently located in Norton Commons,…read morethey offer a complete family service. We get our blood pressure and vitals taken as well as our blood drawn once a year so Dr. Seremet can get the results of how our body is doing and if we are following the right strategies for good health. Their whole system is computerized so you can go online and see your health history, lab results and appointments.

We love Dr Vedad Seremet. He and his son practice together, and we don't have to drive downtown. If…read morewe need to be seen right away, they always can fit us in. We recommend Town Family Doctor for anyone who needs a primary care provider

Dr Warren is awesome! Listens thoughtful & carefully. Doesn't throw unneeded meds at you. Always…read moreprompt & takes his time listening.

I'm very particular about a few things when it comes to my well-being. My dentist. My ENT. The…read moreperson who cuts my hair. And who I chose as a Primary Care physician. After living in Louisville for 4 years and going to immediate care on the rare occasion I felt sick, I decided that a) I'm not getting any younger and 2) I really should get a doctor instead of relying on whomever is available when I do need medical care. Once I made the decision to get a PCP I started doing some research. A lot of research. A HUGE amount of research. From the very beginning I kept coming back to Baptist Health Medical Group. In particular, Dr. Wanda Lowe. Sometimes you just get a feeling about some things. I talked to many offices and read a lot of physician's reviews and all roads (and reviews) kept pointing to her. I made my decision and made an appointment to on-board with her. Appointments for new patients was bout 5 weeks out at that time, but I wasn't sick or in need of immediate care so I waited it out. Appointment time came and I made my way to the office. Keep in mind I live in J-town, so it was a bit of a drive, but I knew this was the right doctor for me. When I arrived I did some fast paperwork and sat down to wait. Less than 10 minutes later I was taken back and met MaBell, her assistant (for lack of a better word) who took some vitals and went over medical history, allergies, etc. After then Dr. Lowe came in. I was very impressed with this visit, being my first one to this facility. Dr. Lowe was very thorough and very personable. Her patient manner is very relaxed and attentive. She takes the time to listen and doesn't rush to conclusions. She is genuinely very nice and, based on my comments about Dr. Lowe to my wife, she decided to user her as her PCP as well. If I could give higher than 100% to this office I would. The office is very clean and nicely appointed, the staff is very friendly and very helpful, and everyone I met is concerned and cares about the practice and the patients who come here. I know it took me some time, but in the end it was the right choice for me. As long as I'm in the area and Dr. Lowe has a practice, here's the place I'll be going.

This is a new location and a revised name for this practice. Previously know as Louisville Sports…read moreMedicine they have now joined the Baptist Health Group. The new facility is very nice and has a the new modern equipment. I have been seeing Kali Edwards for years and she is very good.

I have never had a bad experience with a doctor there. Dr. K is excellent in particular. She always…read moretakes the time to listen and does her best to help however she can

I am sorry to say, after being a patient for 20 years, I have been turned away with no notification…read morefrom Dr. Kavorkian' s office. I am so saddened. Her appointments are 8 months out, and I should have been notified of her changed schedule. Dr. Sherrie Zaino

I was recently seen by a physician in the practice, who is probably competent, although I'm not…read more100% certain about that. This physician recommended I have an MRI and the office was to fax a referral to the diagnostic center. I made several phone calls requesting the referral and the diagnostic center called as well. The day before the MRI was scheduled they had not received the referral, and I called again requesting it be faxed. When I arrived for the MRI they had still not received the referral and required yet another phone call. When the Dr. office called with the results from the MRI, it was a clerk who called me, not the Dr. and she could not answer any questions. When I asked to speak with the Dr, I was told she was not in. I was told to see a specialist. I made an appointment with a specialist and called this practice requesting a referral be faxed to the specialist. I called several times and was assured the referral had been faxed. When I arrived for the appointment with the specialist they told me the referral had not been sent. After numerous phone calls the specialist finally received the faxed referral, but the Dr. office had the incorrect practice name and ultimately I could not be seen. I had to drive to Greater Lou. Internal Med. office and request the correct referral be faxed. I must wait another week to be seen by the specialist. It appears to me the entire office is staffed with incompetent employees, who care very little about customer service or the well being of their patients. They consistently blamed the fax problems on the offices receiving the faxes. I can understand that happening once but not twice in a couple of weeks. Perhaps it is a leadership problem or a lack of interest on the part of all Drs. and staff at Greater Lou. Internal Medicine. The office appears to be very unorganized and to be honest dirty. I will not return to the practice for any reason.

I have seen Dr. Nair for almost ten years. He is very knowledgeable. He really listens to your…read moreconcerns and discusses the best plan of action. The staff are wonderful!

Dr. Nair and Samantha are very kind and professional -- that's the only good part of my experience…read more When I arrived for my scheduled pain injection, the environment in Suite B was chaotic. One of the nursing assistants was loudly arguing with a patient who was simply trying to resolve a billing issue so the office could get paid for a surgery. It was uncomfortable to witness and very unprofessional. I waited two hours past my appointment time, while several people who arrived after me were seen before me. When I asked about it, the staff told me that it "depends on the procedure." If that's the case, why give patients specific appointment times at all? The nursing assistant who took my vitals was rude and dismissive, which made an already stressful experience worse. In the end, I did not even receive the procedure I was scheduled for. I left frustrated and disappointed. Dr. Nair himself is excellent -- but the staff and management at Suite B need serious improvement. I don't trust them at all.