I have had trouble getting into a rheumatologist in Tulsa and my doctor referred me here. Everyone…read moreis very friendly. Practitioners are thorough!

I have been seeing Amanda Bibbs for a year. When I first saw her, I was desperate to find an answer…read morefor my decades long lumbar spine and related area pain. My case is complex, and my pain was unrelenting, having become almost unbearable most days. She has been one of the few practitioners who listened and acted compassionately. She thoughtfully heard what I said, did thorough testing, then carefully considered the results along with my medical history, CT and X-rays to determine my unusual form of inflammatory arthritis. Amanda discovered what I have and continues to work with me to find the best, most appropriate solutions. I am very grateful and thankful that I was referred to Amanda. One more thing: my office experience has been great, including her nurse, the receptionists, the phlebotomy team, everyone is professional. The office operations and processes are efficient. I have had very little wait times for anything. They return calls and answer messages via their online portal promptly

Having the urgent care has been a game changer for us. They're generally quick to get us in…read morealthough we do have to wait awhile when we get in the room. Love being able to swing by the pharmacy as well although last time the wait there was an hour.

If I could give it a negative star review, I absolutely would, we came on a Tuesday before seven…read more We got there at 6:23. We had plenty of time because the lady checked out two different people in front of us and then continue to check us out. We previously have been here three different times. And they have my name on file and document so clearly I am supposed to be in but the lady working didn't let me in since I didn't have my card? But I had a photo of it she wouldn't let me update it or anything very clear proof that I'm Indian! Waste of time and I'm still in pain...

My mom was extremely sick, we walked in the door and they said they wouldn't except us because we…read moredidn't have an appointment. I'm sorry but what is the point of "urgent care" if you have to make an appointment to even get helped!! This is absolutely ridiculous instead of "urgent care" it should be "appointment care" do not go here if you need help!!!

It's a long wait but Dr Hunter had a great bedside manner and was succinct after I initially saw…read morehim. It's probably my preferred urgent care and right off the highway to get there quick. -Connor P

I'd rather be here than ascension emergency. And how convenient it is to make an appointment…read moreonline. Not my first rodeo. I've always found the personnel friendly and professional. Also I've always noticed the cleanliness. However, this time they sent me to Ascension emergency.

The doctor was a cool dude but hindsight, kind of wished he had insisted more on me having X-rays…read morewith my other injuries to ensure I had no fractures but overall no issues with the doc, he was friendly and knowledgeable. Problem was my nurse. She gave off the persona of a lost careless sloth, slow, no sense of urgency and w/o much interest to how well the job was performed nor idea of what she was really doing. Maybe she was new or was end of day & stopped caring. Regardless not okay + everything took multiple tries like my heart rate, blood pressure, and most importantly gluing the cut on my head, which is what I went in for and never got 100% fixed. After being glued up by the nurse, went into the car and realized I was still bleeding. Went back in for a touch up and by then the office was closing so I had to leave right away. When I went home I still had a section that wasn't glued up and all the blood ended up dripping out of that opening. Could have done better myself with some glue from the drug store while concussed. After resting for a day, my shin had began to hurt really from when I fell backwards down some steps stairs after my head impact. Went to a hospital to ensure no fractures, which they confirmed was just a bad bruise. Wish I had gotten everything done with one visit instead of having to go to the hospital less than 48 hours later and waste a bunch of $$$ and time. Think a few of their 5 star reviews are also fake. I did but go here because it was close to where I got injured & of the high rating on Yelp. They also have offices in Michigan where I'm from so thought if I needed to go back it would have been easier. Needless to say I wouldn't recommend coming here unless you need a script or something from the doctor and not any assistance from the nurse.

DO NOT USE PICMED-TULSA…read more My wife needed a health exam to update her health records required for immigration to the US. We took her native country's health records to them and they did the exam. All seemed to go well. And we were glad there weren't any additional shots needed to complete the USCIS requirements. We submitted the paperwork to the USCIS it was rejected and returned as incomplete because PicMed hadn't given my wife the additional shots she still needed to meet US health requirements for citizenship. When I called them about the issue they denied they had done anything wrong! They just passed me off to a manager who was quite rude. Then never offered to make it right by administering the needed shots! Needless to say, we had to complete the medical evaluation AGAIN but had to drive to OKC to get the requirement completed! We PAID total of over $500 + $100 for the interpretor to Picmed-Tulsa. Then we had to pay over $500 + $100 for another interpretor + travel expenses for the exam in OKC. It's difficult and expensive enough to go through the immigration process with the USCIC. But PicMed-Tulsa adder insult to injury when they deny fault and cause is to double our expenses in an already costly and process. This is even harder to take when PicMed-Tulsa is on a PRESCRIBED EXAM PROVIDER for the USCIS. I could only imagine the kind of fraud they perpetrate on poor people who come to the US, trying to enter legally, when neither husband nor wife can speak English!

i wouldn't waste your time or money. The place is an absolute joke. Their prices are too high. I…read morehave had several TB skin test and I have never had to come back at a certain time to get it read, it is just on the 2 one day after getting it. Shot on Monday read on Wednesday. But no not as this circus if you come in and get a TB skin test at 245pm you can't have it read until Wednesday at 245pm. Obviously they don't know what they are doing. Such a joke! I will never come back or ever recommend the place to anyone.

Their office never answers phone calls or call you back. They don't return voicemails…read more They don't even respond to messages. How does this business even survive? Finally got through and Called about getting my grandmother's medical records transferred and Dr. Pallvi Agarwal spoke to us in a very very rude manner. She became upset and irritated we were calling her to ask for medical records transfer. Simple questions that would have taken 2 minutes to answer. First your office doesn't answer multiple phone calls. They don't return messages or voicemails and now you are upset that we are asking you this question. My grandmother has been a loyal patient of their clinic for many years and this is how you are speaking to your loyal patients? Kaiser Permanente is a million times better than this. Glad my Grandmother is no longer a part of this doctor's office.

Rude doctors, 1-2 hour wait times, prescribes either useless vitamins or a ton of oxycodone and…read moreGabapentin. The exam rooms are DISGUSTING. Nothing is modern. The female doctor smelled STRONGLY of onion and that was repulsive. And there were DOGS IN A DOCTORS OFFICE! Please choose another physician. PLEASE

I came here to visit my Dad while he was in the ICU before he passed on Thanksgiving Day this year…read more Although my Dad had to be moved from being on a ventilator, being in the ICU, being in step down care, etc., I can't say enough good things about the staff that I interacted with at Hillcrest. From the time my Dad called me to tell me that he was diagnosed with Stage IV colorectal cancer to the day I saw him in the ICU was exactly one month to the day - and he was dead just a couple weeks later. The staff answered my questions without beating around the bush which I appreciated. While my siblings and I were very pragmatic about our Dad's prognosis, my Mom and my Dad's extended family weren't taking it so well. My mom was at the hospital 24/7, sleeping in a chair in my Dad's room to be by his side. The staff were incredibly gracious and kind to my Mom. They let all of the family filter in, pray, talk, etc., for as long as they wanted outside of shift change. While I was out of the country on the night of my Dad's passing, a few of my siblings were there and they let me know that the staff allowed more than 2 people at a time to go in and sit with my Dad's body for a few hours to grieve, which I know my family appreciated. The only drawback for my visit to Hillcrest was that the cafeteria was rough for gluten-free options as a celiac. I went an entire day on just a bag of Cheetos from the cafeteria while I sat in my Dad's room. If I needed to stay longer at the hospital, I would have had to order safe food from outside of the hospital. Overall, my interaction with security, nurses, interns and doctors was fantastic in such a stressful time that I didn't have much time to prepare for. Visited: November 2025

This is my first experience will Hillcrest, and it's been really great so far. My mom has been…read morediagnosed with lung cancer, and the staff have been really great. Everyone from reception to doctors have been so professional and helpful.

My aunt Dora was a well taken care of patient here. The nurses were attentive and her doctors paid…read moreattention to her dietary needs. Our family appreciated the way they kept her as comfortable as possible. And plenty of us travelled from out of state to see her so we were glad to have extended visits without being rushed out after a certain period. That time was precious. Thank you OSU Medical Center.

My friend's 89 year old father went to St. Johns emergency room due to abdominal pains. After 5…read morehours, they said that he had a kidney stone, and sent him home with pain killers. They told him that he would pass the stone. The next day he was worse than ever. His physician told us to take him back to the emergency room. We called in advance, and the wait was over 6 hours. I called OSU hospital, and they said that the wait was 1-1/2 hours, but if he was really bad, they would put him in the front of the line. So we took him to OSU...after tests, they determined that he had kidney infections! The hospital was full, so they made a very comfortable room in the emergency room. His canal between his kidneys and bladder were narrowed, so they had to perform an emergency surgery to put in a stent. After two days, he's like a new man. OSU saved his life. In Tulsa, the default hospitals are St. Francis (where my mother worked for years) and St. Johns. I'm sold on OSU.