I'm refraining from writing any bad reviews on any doctors as it may jeopardize my job, but I…read morewanted to put a good review out there! Out of all the surgeons I have dealt with at Christian Northeast (and there are a lot of great ones), Dr. Jensen is by far my favorite. He is the head of surgery at Christian and is fantastic. Very old school with a true passionate commitment for his job and his patients, and an excellently skilled general surgeon. He is a very sweet man with a great sense of humor. He is very friendly to the nurses and even when I call him and wake him up in the middle of the night, he is nice, patient, and very thorough with his orders to make sure the patient gets the utmost best care. If I needed surgery, I'd go to him. If my sweet little grandmother needed surgery, I'd send her to him. Great guy.

I can't believe I haven't written a review for Cindy yet. Myself and my daughter have been seeing…read moreher for many many years. Cindy from day one has been so great. Listens to us and cares about our thoughts when other medical professionals didn't. She has helped us so much throughout the years. Unfortunately we just relocated to Las Vegas. We will truly miss Cindy But I am thankful that we had her for all of these years. If we ever move back to Missouri, we will be back. Thank you so much, Cindy!

I love Cindy. I've been seeing her for years. She practices homeopathy, but can act as a nurse…read morepractitioner and understands the medical world too. She blends it all, and consults with Dr. Christian Wessling, who heads up the practice. I like Cindy because she's calm and patient and very understanding. Makes me feel like a patient, not a number.

My doctor, Alicia White, MD, is truly a professional. She's very easy to talk to and gets to know…read moreme well. She knows my background and my family. She really understands what I'm aiming for in terms of my health and personal goals. Her advice is kind but clear, and she always takes her time with me during our visits. I was hesitant to write this review because I don't want her schedule to get too packed with people who want her, but I feel it's important to highlight how great her care is.

Primary care. Waited 1 hour 45 minutes to see Dr 1st visit. The Doctor seemed to believe it was a…read moreprivilege to wait for him, had an attitude. Nothing was accomplished in that visit. They apparently have no access to medical records from major local medical facilities despite saying they did on 2 occasions. I asked that someone call me to discuss service. I was apparently not worth their time to call me.

Dr. Mark Lambrechts, MD is truly an outstanding Orthopedic Spine Surgeon. During my first visit I…read morefound him to be very professional, warm, caring, thoughtful, knowledgeable, and thorough in his responses to my concerns. I read other reviews posted online regarding Dr. Lambrechts prior to selecting him for consultation/opinion. He overwhelmingly received 5 Star Ratings in other reviews. I found those reviews to be consistent with my interaction with him during my visit. Dr. Lambrechts discussed future procedures and tests with me; and provided an overall explanation of the health of my spine. Moreover, I found him to be an excellent listener/doer and cared about his patients. Dr. Lambrechts is a role model to others in the medical field. I was at my wits end regarding serious concerns/issues still lingering for nearly two years ago. He provided me with hope and a positive outlook on my physical and mental health, and a sense of calm. He is truly a jewel. I would recommend him to others seeking not just an Orthopedic Spine Surgeon but one you would respect for going above and beyond in administering care. Kudos, Dr. Lambrechts, MD!!! Kimberly B.

Saw a cardiologist that specializes in a rare genetic disorder that I have. Dr Farhan Katchi, a…read morecardiologist with Wash U-St Louis, saw that I had stopped seeing a cardiologist in another health system. He threw his pen on the counter, whirled around and asked why I stopped seeing the other doctor. I started telling him about some things that had happened that really upset me. He kept interrupting me to defend the other doctor, and was argumentative to the point I couldn't even tell him what happened. He invalidated my feelings, invalidated me as a patient and invalidated me as a person. During the rest of the appt he made unnecessary rude remarks. That was one of the worst Dr appts I've ever had. I will never return. I don't recommend anyone see him. He's the sort of Dr you should avoid

My experience with Dr Padda, a pain management doctor, was awful. He was not honest and had no…read morecompassion for me or other patients I talked with. I would avoid all his offices. And quality of his care was overshadowed by his indifference to my well being in favor of his financial advantage.

I went to see this doctor every two weeks for 2 years almost. Everything was ok until he actually…read moretold me I wasn't allergic to steroids. I am very allergic to steroids. He said my body produces steroids so there is no way I could be allergic to steroids. Ok... it doesn't take a doctor to know, that natural cortisol is not the same as the synthetic crap they inject you with. IT ISN'T THE SAME THING DR. PADDAH!!. I AM ALLERGIC. Well I went to see him one more time until I saw my regular doctor, she said she called and tried to get my records, she was told I wasn't even a patient there.... really? I was a patient for 2 years yet because I reported wrongful practice all of a sudden my records disappeared and I wasn't a patient. Well, if I am not a patient I guess all of those unpaid medical bills from Medicare aren't mine either. You are a fraud, you don't do as you are supposed to to bill Medicare and Medicaid properly then charge the patient out of pocket. Oh and how you treated your employee in front of patients was also very unprofessional telling her she had to pay out of her pocket for not charging us enough money to be seen in front of a whole room of people. Sincerely, not your patient anymore because I found a real pain clinic. They actually care about my health. ​

Is this normal? I…read morewanted to find a new primary care doctor -- someone who did not also see the rest of my family and serve as a pastor on the side. I found a recommendation for a doctor two minutes from my house (YAY!) and made an initial establishing-care appointment. He spent about an hour going over my entire health history with me. Dr: What specifically brings you in today? Me: I'd like to get my vitamin D levels tested, maybe my thyroid, and find out my blood type for possible kidney donation. Dr: While kidney donation is a noble impulse, I'd like to know what your reasoning is for considering this. Me: My friend's special needs daughter is in kidney failure. Her father can't donate because of his cholesterol and we don't know if mom will be a match. Dr: I'd like you to really consider your motivation in doing this. Are you trying to fill a hole in your own life by latching into someone else's child? People can actually live for decades and have quite a good life on dialysis. Me: (stares at him) Dr: I'm not saying you shouldn't do it, I'm saying it is a very big decision, and you need to make sure you're doing it for the right reasons. Now. What is your understanding of the life-expectancy of kidney donors? Me: I'm not familiar. Dr: It's a reduction of 9 years. 9 years off your life. A decade is a large part of your life to give up, so you need to really consider that. Moving on. Do you want to have children? Me: My last long-term relationship was 7 years ago, so I've pretty much made my peace with the fact that that's not in the cards for me. Dr: I have 4 patients about your age who have gone alternative routes. Me: that's nice but I'm on a teacher's salary. Dr: One of my patients is only a cafeteria worker! She managed to have a child in her salary! Me: (Is he allowed to tell me this? And is this a pissing contest??) Dr: I'm just saying, don't make a vast life decision like this without fully considering all your options. Me: okay well to tell you the truth, I think I'd be a terrible mother. Dr: oh. Well. Okay. I don't usually find that level of self-awareness. Moving on. I see you have a tattoo. Do you plan on getting more? Me: Maybe? Dr: All right, we'll test you for hepatitis C, as well. All right, let's look at your medications. You are on anti-depressants. I'd like you to start doing some things that can add value and make your life better. Me: I do lots of valuable things that have made my life better. I volunteer with Mission: St. Louis. I started a Drumline. Dr: Those just sound like things that other people think you should be doing. It's time to get selfish. I want you to start doing things that YOU want to do. It went on and on like this. It ended thusly: Dr: From now on, you don't go to hospitals. Hospitals are for extremely sick people. Urgent Care is for after hours when none of us are here in the office. But if we're open and something happens, you call the office and we get you in that day, as long as you have a six-month checkup booked with us. And I'd like you to really consider your motivations for the kidney donation, to make sure you're doing it for the right reasons. It's been a really long time since I went to a new doctor's office. Are these kinds of conversations normal now?

Very bad service all the way around. Changing doctors is a very difficult thing to do that is the…read moreonly reason I have not switched. I will be spending the day looking for a new PCP. Several years with this group and time after time issue after issue. I've never once met the actual doctor, only NP. Some are great some are not so great. They typically don't stay long so I'm constantly passed around treated like a new patient and important details get missed. Paul Hinton, you need to do better. You took an oath. It's not about money in your pocket, it's about the health of your patients. I'm very disappointed.

Though Dr. Wessling is a busy man, he never seems as frazzled or inattentive as most doctors out…read morethere. He deals mostly with children, though adults come to him as well. I did for a number of years. He practices homeopathy as well as traditional medicine and will fuse a treatment that utilizes both schools of thought. I love his office, the staff and their way of thinking. It works for what I need.

Best family practice clinic hands down. The wait can be a bit long for a new patient to become…read moreestablished but definitely worth it! Staff is amazing. I recommended all my friends and family after my experience and they feel the same way. It's nearly impossible now days to find a physician who really listens. Though he is a very busy man, when seeing him he has a way of making you feel nothing is more important than what you have to say. He listens and always makes sure you've had all questions answered.