I've been going to Dr.Bowden for 40 years and I love her. She is patient, caring and…read morecompassionate,about her practice.She takes the time to listen to her patience's and not allowing them to feel rushed and that she's trying to get them out the door. She really cares about your health the senior community really loves Dr.Bowden. I highly recommend.!!!!!!

I AbSolutely Love Dr. Bowden! He Has The Best Bedside manner and His knowledge and Desire to care…read morefor His patients Is AmaZing! His Nursing Staff and Anesthesiologists Are Fantastic ! Special Shout Out to Mrs. Liz and Mrs. Kayla! They made Sure I was ok from Start to Finish! Keep Being Better than AmaZing!

Dr. Dang has been a excellent doctor my husband has nothing but great things to say about his care…read morefor patients. I highly recommend him.

He's an excellent doctor! Very conscientious and get to know everything about you and your family…read moreas far as health!

Great experience at my first visit. The staff was super friendly and the process of making an…read moreappointment and getting my new patient paperwork was far lass painful than I've experienced with other doctors. They ended up referring me to a specialists. I love that they made the appointment for me and mailed me all the information I needed for the appointment. Customer service was great. Adorable and clean office right downtown!

Awesome.Highly Recommend.Fritz and Jennings Clinic.I live downtown and the office is…read moreconvenient.They take the time to talk with you and discuss your illness.

As outpatient surgeries go, a tonsilectomy is middle-of-the-road in importance, but my four year…read moreold daughter was treated like a queen here at Baptist Surgical Center! Much less intimidating than a hospital (smaller size, more intimate), this well-marked surgical center and rehab hospital is great. Prior to our surgery I'd only been here for heel-sticks for jaundice testing on my newborns. We came in, and I was allowed to come back with her to triage, where they had a special corner for pediatric patients, with a colorful coloring table and a tv/DVD player with lots of cool DVDs to pick from. We watched about ten minutes of Cinderella, when we met our nurses, the anesthesiologist and nurse anesthetist, and our ENT arrived. Everyone was sweet and smiling, and they let her keep on her cute house shoes we brought her in, and she was allowed to have her lovey with her during surgery. They took her back, and they had cherry scented nitrous, and let her fall asleep before inserting a plastic IV into her hand (no needle means less pulling and tugging and bruising, I guess). My mother-in-law and I were allowed to go meet her in recovery, where she awoke to Peg + Cat on WKNO in her own private little pediatric recovery area. She was given a popsicle and iced-down apple juice in recovery, and requested a second (purple) popsicle, which was freezer-burned and gooey but she loved it anyway. We ended up mixing half of it into her juice. About an hour into recovery, we put her PJS on, they removed the IV, and we went home. The recovery nurse was thorough and very kind in describing what to expect, and how to care for her at home. I would recommend this surgical center over and over. If your surgery doesn't require a hospital stay, try Baptist Germantown Surgical Center.

I recently had to come here for a podiatric (foot) surgery, and I was pretty impressed with the…read moreexperience all-around. To start, know that I'm a nursing student, so I'm pretty picky when it comes to my own medical care. I like to know that things are clean, and I like to know what's going on while I'm being taken care of. I got both of these things here. When I signed in, it only took me a couple of minutes before the receptionist asked for payment and gave me information. She was very attentive and prompt, especially considering that it was 0615. After this, I sat back down for about 20 minutes until I was called to the pre-operative room, where I had vitals taken and received preliminary fluids/antibiotics. The nurses in this area were exceptional. Once I told them that I'm a student nurse, they explained everything that they were doing as a way to teach me. It takes a lot of patience for seasoned nurses to do this, so I really appreciated the extra effort on their parts. Before my podiatric surgeon came in, I received visits from the anesthesiologist, CRNA (certified registered nurse anesthetist), and scrub nurse, and they all answered the questions I had kindly and promptly. Post-operatively, the nurses were also great. Answered all the questions my family members and I had and gave extensive discharge instructions. Overall, I feel that this was a great facility. If I must return for some reason, I would not oppose coming here for surgical care.

I have been a patient of the Family Medicine Group for about 30 years. Dr. Miller and Dr. Hyatt are…read morevery professional and kind. Also, the nurses, technicians, and secretaries are kind and helpful. Dr. Hyatt always spends the time needed to answer my questions and also to help with other things; she is super supportive. We appreciate your help and kindness throughout all these years.

My wife and I have been patients of the Family Medicine Group for over 30 years. Dr. Miller, Dr…read more Hyatt, and Mr. Green are very professional and kind. Also, the nurses, technicians, and secretaries are kind and helpful. We appreciate your help and kindness throughout all these years.

Absolutely a genuine and caring place for wellness. I had a scheduled surgery for revision hip…read moresurgery. There is a lot of prep prior to surgery with pre-admission labwork. My doctor's office said they would call with instructions prior to your surgery and they did great. They called and reminded me of my visit, gave clear instructions on where to go and what to expect. I was in and out. Then 2 days prior to surgery they called to give a time to arrive. Then the day of I was called due to schedule change to come earlier. I was promptly checked in and headed to outpatient surgery. I was greeted by the entire staff and checked in for vitals by two great nurses, Heather and Rutledge . Both were very genuine and personable. Heather wheeled me back to OR waiting where I met OR nurse Betsy, Bess or Beth, Dr. Bridgewater the anesthesiologist, a guy name George who was hilarious and of course my guy, my surgeon Dr. TOY. Surgery went well and I was escorted out that same day. Baptist Collierville security was so nice during preadmit, the nurses during preadmit testing and Sada at Registration was also very nice. The hopsital is very clean as well as the parking lot. The staff was super nice and accommadating for my mom too. 3 days post-op surgery Baptist Collierville called to check on me after surgery. Now that is good customer service.

I had an MRI today at the OrthoSouth (Briercrest) Location…read more Staff was GREAT! NOTE TO THE OWNERS: Please purchase a good set of noise-cancelling head phones to be worn by the patient when receiving an MRI. The noise level during the MRI is excessive and I'm sure above OSHA's Occupational noise exposure level. Thanks, Al Ray

I was having wrist problems and my local PCP recommend I go see an ortho doctor. OrthoSouth has…read morelots of locations, so I wanted to really find the best doctor who specializes in Wrist. The staff was very friendly and informative from the front desk representative to the Rad Tech. I felt seen and important my entire visit. Dr. Wolf listened and took great care of me! I took a chance and got the perfect outcome.

Had an MRI today at OrthoSouth (Briarcrest) Location. Staff…read morewas GREAT! NOTE TO OWNERS... Get a decent set of noise-canceling headphones for the patients getting an MRI! I,m sure that the (OSHA) Occupational noise exposure is beyond the safe threshold for patients. Al Ray

I am an honorably retired Air Force member, having served 21 years--19 of which were spent overseas…read morein service to our Nation. Yesterday evening while walking, I injured my right knee. This morning my wife drove me to OrthoSouth in Bartlett for medical attention. However, I was denied care after being informed that the facility does not accept Tricare Prime as an insurance provider. When I asked if I could pay out-of-pocket, I was further informed that OrthoSouth only accepts payment through insurance and therefore could not provide treatment. I find it both appalling and deeply disrespectful that a medical institution would refuse care to a military retiree under these circumstances. In my view, every medical facility in the United States should accept the insurance provided to our veterans and military retirees. To deny service to those who have honorably served--many of whom depend on Tricare Prime--is unacceptable. In fact, staff at the front desk mentioned they had turned away another veteran earlier that same day. This experience left me with the clear impression that OrthoSouth prioritizes profit over patient care. To all military veterans and retirees: OrthoSouth is not a facility you will want to rely on for medical services. Their refusal to provide care is a disservice to the 1% of us who have dedicated our lives to serving our country.