She's amazing. Very grateful for the times we did see her. Very approachable and listensread more

I love her! To give a little background, our family was switching from a very different…read morepediatrician that we did not fit with. This previous one was extremely harsh and not very friendly at all. Dr, Fahey is the sweetest and very good easing patient's and family's fears. My son loves seeing her and I love just talking to her. I would highly recommend her to anyone, especially first time parents.

I've taken my daughter to Dr. Young since she was an infant and she's now nearly 13. Dr. Young has…read moreassisted us through everything from allergies, asthma, to ADHD. She's been super compassionate and always spends plenty of time in the room with us, not just answering my questions, but also talking to my daughter and making sure her questions and concerns are addressed as well. Even during the COVID-19, she scheduled a video visit with us so my daughter would be safe at home, and not miss her appointment. We would never go anywhere else!

My three children all see Dr. Young and we love her! She takes the time to explain anything you…read moreneed, she's very detailed, phone calls are always returned promptly (even if you leave a voicemail), and the kids really like it there. The office is spacious and clean. Great location off 159 and parking is easy too. Her office staff is great! Dr. Young herself is booked a lot, but she has another doctor and a nurse practitioner that we really like as well. It's a great atmosphere an I love that my kids (4, 2 & 1 year old) actually like going there. If she took adult patients, I would be one of them!!!

Dr Bard is awesome! She was our 2nd pediatrician. The 1st wasn't very helpful about all of the ear…read moreinfections my son was getting. Dr Bard said first thing that we needed to go see an ENT. She was right. She's super experienced and helpful! LOVE HER!!

This doctor is rude, conceded and entitled. No customer service what so ever. Could be a good…read morephysician but a awful human. Front desk personnel is amazing. Too bad the physician doesn't learn from her staff.

We've been seeing Dr. Morra and his staff for nearly 18 years. We've truly never had a bad…read moreexperience! Dr. Morra has a great sense of humor and my kids enjoy him as well as as the nurse practitioners in his office. Once when my daughter was 3 or 4 we took her to a Priority Care over the weekend where they prescribed antibiotics for an ear infection and cream for a bad diaper rash. I had a feeling none of this was correct so we saw Dr. Morra Monday morning and it turned out there was no ear infection and the rash was actually caused by a virus. We were so thankful that he caught it and we didn't give our daughter an unneeded antibiotic. We also appreciate that he never prescribes unneeded medicine! We are so grateful for the great care that the staff has given us and our children all these years! We will be with them for several more!

The entire staff is AMAZING! They are very easy to work with and care so much about their patients!…read moreWe have utilized them for 10+ years and have never had one bad experience! Dr. Morra and his staff are always willing to answer any questions and give any advice needed! Definitely the best in the area! we drive over an hour just to see them!

I was told the doctor would not see my child since I had a vaccine exemption for my child (my…read morechild was vaccine injured and doctor was told). This is because, we now know, the doctors are all paid more if they have 100% compliance for vaccinations for all their patients. Recently at a congressional hearing we found out that pediatricians are being paid by the HMO insurance companies for vaccinating kids. Payment is $200-$600 per child. Many pediatricians making $1 million a year just for vaccinating kids. Practices must keep a certain percentage of patients at 100% vaccination rate to qualify for the payments. Pediatricians stop seeing kids as patients whose parents refuse vaccinations. This is not about health. It's about doctors and insurance companies making millions and billions per year each. It was crushing. My child's former pediatrician who assisted with the getting the exemption due to what he termed 'adverse reaction' and the exemption was granted, retired and moved out of state. He even called them but they would not honor his calling to talk to the new prospective doctor. They are monsters there.

When we were expecting our first, so many friends recommended Southwest Pediatrics to us! We went…read morefor a meet and greet with Dr. Shilpa and really felt comfortable with her. We also got great recommendations about their other doctors, too. I like that Dr. Shilpa is relatable (she seems to be around our age with a young kiddo as well) and she takes time to answer all of my questions (I come almost every time with a list of questions on my phone). She is patient in sharing her expertise and has a kind way of interacting with my child. Now after the birth of our second baby, Dr. Shilpa sees both kiddos. I like that the exchange is very accessible and easy to use. We've called many times during off hours to reach a nurse from Children's hospital. They'll either answer our questions immediately or they'll contact the on call pediatrician and then call us back. It's pretty straightforward to schedule a sick visit the same day, though if you call right at 8:30 when their phone lines open, you might have to wait on hold for a few minutes. The nurses and other staff are usually very pleasant and helpful. I highly recommend Southwest Pediatrics and especially Dr. Shilpa to anyone looking for a pediatrician in south city!

Dr. Rana and the Maryville staff have been our provider for 14 years. They are the best around! Any…read moredoctor in the Maryville office is wonderful with my children and family. My husband and I are both in the medical field so we are picky!

I read where Dr. Charles Roller is now a part of this practice. Dr. Roller was our pediatrician for…read moreseveral years. He is a phenomenal doctor and we wished that he was closer to us because we would still be utilizing his services. He is great. Plain and simple.

i recommend this place, they have a really good staff i have not have any issues with them so far…read moremy daughter have been with the same pediatrician for almost 2 years Now and i can say is worth it.

Being a new mom with not a lot of friends with kids I was lost when it came to looking for a…read morepediatrician. I saw Susan Adams name in St Louis Magazine as one of the best pediatricians in St. Louis and was happy to find she was close to my home and daycare. In the few visits we've attended she's been caring, knowledgeable, and made us feel at ease. The location is welcoming with a dedicated parking garage with reserved spaces by the door to make it easy to bring your little ones in. We have never waited over 5 minutes and visits are quick and painless. We are so happy we chose Brentwood Pediatrics to care for our first child and would gladly recommend them to any new parent!

Original was deleted, but I kept my notes! So I'm posting this again! We were treated very poorly…read morein 2023, which is expected when you don't comply with the shot schedule. As a parent, I have a right to be concerned about the ingredients in shots. Read the black box label and research the ingredients list. Also, don't be fooled by the "it's such a tiny amount of" [insert ingredient]. All ingredients in shots are tiny amounts, including the metals, and thimerosal type of ingredients, which are used when two or more shots are combined. We were told that our child could not be seen at this facility because he didn't have the HEP B shot, which is contracted through needles and having intercourse, not by sitting in a waiting room. We were told he could get other kids sick in the waiting room, to which we replied that there should be no concern since they received their "protective" shots, right? Our son had to give a blood sample. They had one when he was born, and two at A-Z preferred hospital. I told them I did not want to have procedures done at their preferred hospital. I wanted to keep all documentation at the same hospital he was born. My request was simple and I did not want to have to get my child's data at multiple hospitals. They got angry with me about this because they couldn't find a place to fax the paperwork at my preferred hospital. Folks, it is the biggest hospital in the St Louis area. 1) how in the world can you not find a fax number to the pediatrics office at the largest hospital in the area?? 2) we were not informed that we could just take the paperwork into our hospital and make an appointment or be seen soon after. My husband got tired of the back and forth and caved in to a self proclaimed "professional" who proceeded to tell me that I "had" to do what they told me and that I HAD to listen to them because they were the "professionals". The tone and inflection of her voice infuriated me. How dare she tell me I "had" to go to their preferred hospital and that I couldn't question or make decisions for my own child's' benefit? I explained what happened to my baby's main hospital who asked for this pediatrics clinics' information. I'm sure they had a nice conversation. My baby 's tests came out fine. I never had a doubt he was fine. He hadn't received shots that are known to cause babies harm and it was apparent this office had turned a blind eye to the data. The fact that pediatrics offices make money off of unnecessary shots in an entirely different subject. My main concern was that these shots have ingredients that cause neurological concerns for the long term and have carcinogenic effects - gut and inflammation issues as well. As a mother I am allowed to question the shot schedule, which I'm sure you all know is NOT mandatory. The shot schedule is only mandatory for kids who are going to schools or go to day cares that are state funded. In addition, there are state exemptions you can use for your child to not receive shots - religious exemption. Please don't feel forced by pediatric offices, such as this one, that make it seem like it's the state law and you have to shoot your kid up with a bunch of chemicals as they growing. Their brains and little bodies are developing and these shots impede on children's progress. There are people fighting the fight for babies- children - trying to decrease the number of sick children via the ingredients in shots. Needless to say we searched for an office who listens to what parents want for their children. They ask questions about the ingredients in their shots, and try to use shots with the least amounts, of metals. They also separate the MMR vaccine and give them in three different months. (MMR has been looked at as a possible cause for autism. Studies have yet to be conducted on the combinations of which two ingredients are causing autism, nor which two plus the binder (possibly thimerosal).) Not only this, our office doesn't follow the timelines for which these shots should be given, because shots aren't mandatory! However, if you still want to give your child shots, this office offers a delayed schedule. Meaning that your child can receive the MMR vaccine at a later age since there is proof that the earlier you give your child the MMR vaccine, the greater the chances for neurological concerns, such as autism. Instead of a five minute drive, we drive almost an hour. We are very pleased with our new pediatric office and will not name them here simply because we don't want concerns between the two offices.

The best pediatricians in the Metro East. I have had three children see various providers through…read morethe years. Excellent care, fast appointments, and responsive to questions!