Quality care for an emergency I had. I am very appreciative of the staff. Doctor was very…read moreknowledgeable

Since we were 4 hours away from home on vacation, we took our 9.5-month old to the ED out of an…read moreabundance of caution for fever, congestion and wheezing. We were in and out in about 35 minutes--simply outstanding. Everything from the reception to ED nurse (Tiffany), techs and doctor (Dr. Worthington) were incredibly nice, reassuring and helpful. Overall, fantastic experience with getting our baby girl checked out and treated.

Have adopted this practice as my Primary Care Family. Have…read morefound the staff to be very competent, professional, friendly, and caring.

I gave this practice 3 stars, but all 3 plus 2 more belong to their receptionist, Tammy. I give the…read moremedical staff 1 star, the nurse practitioner & MD/owner can split it. My son is a camp counselor at Camp High Harbour in Clayton and developed an EXTREMELY painful infection in his big toe, which developed very quickly. Medical/Urgent Care facilities are VERY sparse in Clayton and I was told numerous times by my insurance provider as well as ER staff to NOT go to the ER unless it is a time is off the essence, life threatening problem. It not only clogs up the ER, but your insurance company will gaff you if you go without being referred by either your regular doctor or an urgent care facility. We live over 2 hours from Clayton. I found LifePoint Medical & on their site it listed "Urgent Care " and "Walk-Ins" under services provided. It was 2 miles from my sons camp. I registered him on the site, (it was after hours) with his contact info, and told him to go there the next day as soon as he could even if he hadn't heard from them. No one called him so he went as soon as he could get permission from his supervisor to leave (he is in charge of 11 middle school age campers). He "walked in" and was told they couldn't see him. He was right there in the waiting room, limping and presenting with a very simple complaint that could have at least been triaged by a NP, but he was turned away, told to try another facility (that did not list "walk-ins" on their website). I called LifePoint, asked to speak to the Practice Manager, was transferred to a phone that LITERALLY rang for FIVE MINUTES, with NO VOICEMAIL. What kind of medical office does not have v/m's set up??? I called back and told the receptionist that I got no answer, yada yada yada, & asked to leave a message for the PM. Tammie apologized and said the PM was in a meeting for the next hour. She asked me what the situation was, I explained it to her & again, she was very apologetic. She said that the owner (the physician) and his wife (who I am guessing is the PM...) have been told repeatedly that the website needs to be updated so people don't keep walking in, to no avail. She then told me she was going to try and see if the Nurse Practitioner could fit my son into her schedule that day, but that EVERYONE was at lunch (I joked that it was not everyone, that it was everyone but her) and she would do her best to get him seen asap and would call me back. What a star. She was genuinely invested in helping us. Unfortunately she called me back and said that no one was willing to see him. She felt so bad. I told her it was 100% not her fault, she tried her best and I very much appreciated her efforts. She asked me where Jake was, I told her he was at the place she had told him to try but they didn't know if they could see him either. she said she knew the girls at the front desk over there, and that she would call them, which she did, and they did fit him in. She also called my son to check on him. FIVE STARS Tammie! You have a heart, and went above & beyond. More than I can say about your owner, Dr.Beck, who professes on his website to be there (Right off their website) "for the times when the situation isn't life threatening but you need care-and fast-." How do I make my urgent care appointment?" Walk-in - NOPE Same-day - NOPE Online requests (That get ignored) Shame on you Dr.Beck. Shame on you Nurse Practitioner. A sore toe??? Triage/diagnostics 101. But only Tammy cared, she made the calls, went the extra distance and Jake was seen at another facility, and it took all of 15 minutes. A cephalexin script.

Dr. Tanner and his nurses are great. Very caring and makes you feel cared for. He made sure all my…read morequestions were answered before and after my procedure. Highly recommend!

Late in the evening of June 22, 2026, I had discovered that a supplement I had taken along with a…read moreprescription medication I was taking could potentially lead to serious complications. I was advised by Poison Control to go to the hospital immediately. From check-in through my care, I was met with kindness, courtesy and professionalism. Dr Baird was the physician who evaluated me. He was very attentive, knowledgeable and took the time to explain the potential interaction between the supplement and my prescription medication. His thorough explanations and reassurance gave me peace of mind while I was monitored for 3 hours as recommended by Poison Control. Dr Baird checked on me several times throughout my stay and made sure I had the opportunity to ask any questions. When I told him I was cold, he took the time to bring me a warm blanket. I wished I could remember everyone's names. There was a paramedic who drew my blood that was kind and professional. Later, another staff member brought me a second blanket because I still felt cold. A curly haired, kind, polite, young man came in a couple times to ask how I was doing and was the one who checked me out. These thoughtful gestures meant so much and made me feel genuinely cared for throughout my stay. Thank you, Dr Baird, and the entire care team, for your kindness, compassion and professionalism. I am truly grateful for the care and reassurance you provided during my visit.

My father stayed two weeks at MLMC. This hospital is beautiful. The staff are great. Very helpful…read moreand attentive. They even diagnosed a problem he has had for 5 years that no one would tell him a diagnosis.

I have seen Dr. Graham over the years for different orthopedic needs. He is friendly but…read moreprofessional and most importantly has the expertise to take care of the problem. I trust Dr. Graham to make the right diagnosis and treatment. His office is large with plenty of seating and his staff is friendly and efficient. I will keep going to him for orthopedic care.

This office and staff have always been exceptional. They…read moremeet you where you are and are very person centered. They review past appointments and project what dental needs I can anticipate. I would recommend them for anyone invested in not only their dental health but a team approach to care.

My husband has been going to Dr. Bailey since he was a young child for over 40 years. However,…read moresince Jeff Lorch has taken over the dental practice has went to "hell in a hand basket!" I left as a patient many years ago because of the way I was treated by the office manager (Theresa??) I took my son to get a cleaning on 2/10/25 and at checkout I find out that our account is household (combined) account. This means that everyone living at our household is on ONE account. They will not separate the account until a balance is paid off. Meanwhile, two of the patients have the same name (different insurances) and they have no way to differentiate the patients. First off, it's a huge HIPAA violation and two it's the craziest thing I've ever heard. Each patient should have their own account! I will be finding out who Sylvan Valley Dental is accredited with and making a HIPAA violation complaint. During all of this the blonde lady at checkout makes the snide remark, "Does your husband not want to pay his bill or something?" I was flabbergasted and found the remark very inappropriate while patients could hear in the lobby. Needless to say, I was furious when I left there.