I will forever take my family here. If you want the small town personalized care feel, great care,…read morecovers every aspect of your health medical office you got it at Trifecta. I love that they don't pressure you to make decisions for your children that you aren't comfortable with, they treat you like family and they get you in as soon as they can. I LOVE the staff and they treat our family so well. Each of them remember their names and hobbies and actually take the time to sit and talk with us at every appointment. We have never felt rushed- not once. I will always recommend this office.

Hands down the best group of doctors me and my son have been to. They are prompt, welcoming and…read morealways get us in quick. I love that they text. You won't find a better group out there!

Dr. Stroot gives great care to her patients. She listens and does what needs to be done to make…read moresure you get well. The office staff is also very nice and helpful!

Dr. Stroot is by far one of the best doctors my family and I have ever had. She is exceptional at…read moreher job! If she doesn't have the answer she will get it. I've been a patient for several years and she brings it every time! She also spends as much time as you need with her. Let's you ask questions and takes time with you to make sure you understand your treatment plan. I will mention that sometimes we have waited a while in the office but it is only because she is giving each patient the time they need with her. Nancy Hannah is also great! As well as the entire staff!! My kids love Dr. Stroot and we will stay with her for as long as possible!

This is the first doctor to actually listen to me, and seems to actually want to help me feel…read morebetter!!

I loved TGC when I first started being seen. Once Jerri left I was assigned Dean Obrian. He is the…read moreworst. Doesn't listen to what the patient needs and then lies about it. My first appointment with Dean, I told him I didn't want any more medication. At this point I was already on 6. By the end of that appointment, I unwillingly accepted him putting me back on Vraylar, although he would not listen to me when I stated my insurance didn't cover it and I didn't qualify for the discount plan. Dean told me he would find a way to consistently get me the med. EVERY appointment teeny I had with him thereafter was him trying to push me off samples and onto a prescription of it. MULTIPLE times I had sent him screenshots of the discount program rejecting me as a participant. He didn't care. When I ran low on samples, I would call Kim on the med line, leave a message and she would call me back and let me know some where available to pick up. Well, after 2 messages and no call back, I assumed they were avoiding me and giving me the meds. Dean had the BALLS to lie to me and say that he always put the samples up there without me calling. This had never been said to me. He said to call when I was out. At my last and final appointment I was furious with Dean for bringing up the prescription plan again. I have been over a week with out this med, detoxing from it and furious. I will admit I did raise my voice, but that's because he wouldn't let me talk. I had tried to explain how empty I felt and the suicidal ideations coming and going because of no longer being on this medicine. Mid breakdown he tells me that he can't help me and is terminating me as a patient and HANGS UP ON ME!!! Now, if you work in an industry with mentally ill people, 1- shut up and listen for once. 2- work with them, listen to them and help them. Telling someone who is suicidal that "you can't help them" and hanging up on them is not ok. I will be honest, if my husband and kids weren't home, Dean WOULD'VE been the one to push me to suicide. Would NOT recommend this establishment to anyone.

The staff are great. I love my Dr. She is so helpful and caring. It took me several years to find…read moresomeone that really wanted to help me, I found that in Dr. Keeling.

Wise, kind practitioners behind every stethoscope, desk and phone. Couldn't recommend more highly.read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Weiss for several years. From the first time I met her, we…read moreestablished a rapport wherein she really listened to me and my concerns. Fast forward to a catastrophic accident and she was there to walk the extra mile with me. A couple of years later, following a broken elbow, she advised me which ER to visit and then had a back-up plan if they were too busy to see me. Each time I go in for a check-up, she knows me and as we discuss the results of my exams and blood work, she makes sure I understand the significance of any issue. While the Practice is currently associated with Baptist Health, the people in the office have been extremely helpful, courteous, and proactive. My son is now a patient of Dr. Pendleton and is very satisfied with the professionalism shown him.

When I moved here establishing a doctor unfortunately was not something I had the foresight to do…read more Six months later after clumsily taking a fall on marble floor landing on my elbow, I thought you know, why not go to that blacksmithing class the next day? Two days later, with shooting pains going up my arm, I was obviously in need of a doctor. Stat. Unless that doctor falls under the urgent care rates. No, not even severe physical pain will break my cheapskate reserve. After calling over 20 different general practitioners, not a single one would grant me an appointment. The broken record of receptionists played "we're not accepting new patients right now" or "the soonest availability after the 2 week process of accepting a new patient would be in a month". Finally, Dr. Bakula Sheth appeared on my list, and to my surprise, the doctor herself answered my phone call. The first words out of her mouth weren't about my insurance or my irresponsibility in not establishing a doctor upon relocating to Louisville. She just wanted to know how she could help me and when I wanted to be seen. Finally, a doctor above the bureaucracy. She told me she would see me in 30 minutes. Upon arriving, a receptionist/nurse greeted me and made a copy of my insurance while I filled out a short form. It was a little weird I had to pay in cash, but the doctor later informed me that not losing money on card transactions is one way she is able to sustain her small independent practice. The waiting area made me feel cozy and at home. Instead of the typical white, black and chrome decor I've been accustomed to at large practices, I felt like I was in my grandmother's parlor with all the Victorian-esque paintings and furniture. The same nurse who greeted me took my blood pressure, height, weight etc. However, that was a slightly horrific experience. She confessed it was her first day and as she tightened the blood pressure pump, she asked me how to figure out my blood pressure. It ended up being a bit higher than usual... In our first conversation Dr. Sheth embodied every quality I want in a physician. She understands the importance of creating time and a comfortable space for patients to reflect in awareness of their bodies and communicate their ailments effectively. She was very inquisitive about my medical history and even listened to my slightly hypochondriac hypotheses. Direct and assertive, she listens but is not hesitant to give you her opinion. Her philosophy as a doctor seems to mindfully straddle the line between Eastern and Western approaches to medicine. Despite being able to squeeze me in on such short notice, we still spent over 30 minutes talking. She does not have x-ray capabilities at her practice, similar to the cash policy, it helps her stay in operation as a small independently owned practice. However, she referred me to another place that does x-rays for her since she believed I had a hairline fracture. My only other negative aspect of this experience was that Dr. Sheth told me she'd have the results sooner than she actually ended up getting the results. Who knows if this had to do with her or place where I had my x-rays taken? When she didn't call, I had to call in the day I expected to hear from her. No results. I called the next day, and the next before I finally received message along that I did not fracture my elbow. It turned out it was just bruised and time and taking it easy was the only thing I needed to heal. With only two minor issues that didn't really have anything to do with her, and plenty of amazing and unheard of perks, I will definitely go back to see Dr. Sheth.

This practice is a very unusual one. Unlike many practices, it is not owned by a hospital. It only…read moreboasts one physican - a short Indian woman named Dr. Bakula Sheth, who has been my physician for over a decade. Also unlike many practices, a real person answers the phone. Appointments are preferred, but she takes walk-ins. Also unlike most practices, wait times are short. Unless there is an emergency, a typical wait is less than ten minutes. Another things that differentiates her from most is the amount of time she spends with a patient; most doctors give you about six minutes of their time; with her it is more like fifteen to twenty, though my initial visit took nearly forty, during which she quizzed me thoroughly on my family's medical history and took copious notes. She is not so much a Doctor as an old-fashioned healer, a throwback to the times when a Physician greeted a customer as an old friend and advises lifestyle changes before prescribing drugs or recommending surgery. She is not afraid to tell you what is really wrong. My biggest annoyance is that she has started to charge a cancellation fee if you are a no-show (which does not bother me) or call on the same day to cancel (which does). However, this is becoming a standard practice in the industry, presumably due to folks who make appointments and don't show up. This is a minor irritation. If you are looking for someone who keeps up with the latest fads and whiz-bang technology, look elsewhere. But if you are looking for an old-school Healer, she's got the goods. I selected her because her office was walking distance from mine. Since then my home and office have both moved across town. But I still see her. She is that good.

I wouldn't even give this hospital a 1 but there isn't an option for a lower score. I was scheduled…read morefor an 11:30 appointment. When I checked why there was a delay, kelly let me know she had to out me back on the schedule and rescheduled me for 1. Totally unacceptable, avoid this location!

My wife goes here to get a CT Scan several times during the year. The staff here are very friendly…read moreand most helpful during the whole procedure.

Dr. Kim is a great doctor. I've been a patient for several years now, and, sick or well, I get good…read morecare from her an her practice. Setting up an appointment is easy, and typically, I get in to see her in just a day or two. I've had family doctors where I would get well on my own (or thanks too urgent care) before I ever got an appointment. She takes her time with me. With so many doctors, they breeze in, half-listen to you, prescribe something that doesn't work, and scram. She sits and listens, ask questions, and answers your questions fully. It's not unusual to have a ten to fifteen minute conversation with her on an issue. She also reviews your record, looking for any wellness things that need to be looked at, like vaccinations. She is proactive with wellness care. She offers suggestions for diet and exercise changes to make, for example. I made an off-hand complaint about some soreness I was experiencing from a new exercise program, and she took the time to find and photocopy a four-page article showing specific stretches to help with my issue. If you are in the market for a new family doctor, I recommend Dr. Kim highly. She's a real pro.