Overall, the doctor himself seems knowledgeable and does not rush through appointments, which I…read moreappreciated. He took the time to discuss my concerns and explain things. During my visits, he repeatedly complained about insurance only covering a 21 day supply of certain medications and how that creates more work for his office. While I understand insurance limitations can be frustrating, hearing those complaints several times during the appointment felt unprofessional and uncomfortable as a patient. Something that he could not control is that the pharmacies could not fill the prescription he prescribed, however, when I expressed the issue with his nurse, she was extremely rude and did not seem interested to what I was trying to explain.

I've seen him for several years now. A great doctor! He will do everything he can to help his…read morepatients get the care they need.

Dr Walker has been my husband and my primary doctor for a year…read more His is nurse is wonderful and I feel any conversation I have with her is listened to and directed to Dr Walker in a timely manner. Dr Walkr himself has been a good doctor but it's his staff that makes a difficult appointment. The office manager told me a straight up lie. Told me I could not bring a bottle of water in because OSHA said so. Little did she know I use to work at OSHA and their rules are for employees not patients. Also there are no laws for bidding taking a drink into a doctors office. I called to make sure. OSHA just laughed. Bad lie lady (Tiffany I think is her name) If it is office rule that's fine. Just post it at the desk and be nice about informing people. Debbie is at the front desk and I don't think she has ever been nice to me or even smiled. I can tell you about a mother that put their kindergarten student on the bus the first day of school. Scandelous and bad mothering. I can tell you about the lady in the store cutting in line or I can tell you about bad service at Mc Donalds. I can tell you these things because I had to stand and listen to her fuss with other employees while I am waiting for her to acknowledge me and check me in. I can also tell you how she was demanding co-payment when I have 2 insurance policies and don't have co-pays. I can also tell you when she did figure it out she didn't say "Im sorry for the inconvenience " she just threw her hand around and told me to go sit down. I have spoken to other patients who have similar stories and complaints about Debbie. I have tried to address these complaints with the office manager and have gotten no where or just lied to. Make a it very difficult to see a doctor when you see him for 5 - 10 minutes but have to go thru an hour of BS by bad employees. I want to say again that his nurse is a different story and is very pleasant and knowledgable. If I could skip and just see her and Dr Walker it would be nice

From the owner: Durwin D. Walker, MD is Board Certified in Family Medicine. He treats common cardiovascular,…read morerespiratory, gastrointestinal and psychiatric disorders including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, COPD, ADHD, anxiety and depression. Dr. Walker treats adults, adolescents and children beginning at age 6 months. He pursued medicine after admiring his uncle growing up, and realizing his own passion for science and people.

She really listens! She provides general practitioner care and is absolutely wonderful!read more

From the owner: Dr. Cardozo's clinical interests include preventative health and adult and pediatric health. She…read morereceived her medical degree from La Universidad del Zulia in Maracaibo, Venezuela. She completed her residency at University of Nebraska Medical Center in Ohama and at Regional West Medical Center in Scottsbluff.

I saw her once. Never again. She is rude, combative and unprofessional. If you want to be talked…read moredown to, argued with or insulted, the this is the gal for you. If you want to be listened to and treated with respect, look elsewhere. I wish I could have given her -5 stars.

When I first started seeing her I got better care but it has been down hill from there. If you are…read morelooking for a doctor who actually listens to you keep on looking. She doesn't care if you can't afford the medication that she wants to write for you. She refused to write a script for a less costly option that I previously took that worked great for me. She was forcing me to take a higher milligram of my ADD medicine than I needed. I also found out I wasn't taking a medication correctly because she didn't clearly explain to me that I was supposed to take both capsules at the exact same time the bottle just said take 2 a day. When I told her I was taking the second pill 2 hours after the first one and it was working great for me instead of schooling me on proper way to take it going forward she just refused to write my prescription. She also prescribed for me to take potassium supplements when my blood work showed that my potassium levels were on the high end of the normal range. When I questioned why she was prescribing that she got angry that I questioned her. Too much potassium can lead to a heart attack. It was a reasonable question. You should never be afraid to ask questions related to your health. If you are unahappy with the service she is providing don't let her know it because once I made a complaint she treated me differently and instead of helping me with simple things told me to see a specialist about everything and found ways to punish me (like not writting a script for an affordable in stock option). Got a rash see a specialist. Got a nail fungus see a specialist. There are good doctors at this clinic but Tracey is not one of them. I got stuck with her when my primary doctors client base got too big. She started off doing ok but the quality of care declined. I stayed as long as I did because I had been going to that clinic for 25+ years, but sticking with them when I got switched over to Tracey was a big mistake that I hope I can help others to avoid. You only get one life and you need to be able to trust your doctor. I don't trust her and for that reason I will be changing doctors.

Good Family doctor's office affiliated with OLOL. Convenient. Not hard to make an appointment…read more Capable, friendly.

From the owner: Dr. Ferrara offers a different approach to primary care with conveniences like same/next-day…read moreappointments that start on time and a focus on preventive medicine. His MDVIP-affiliated practice is open to new patients, including Medicare and commercially insured, in Baton Rouge. Dr. Ferrara sees fewer patients, which means he has more time to offer. Similar to concierge medicine physicians, Dr. Ferrara is available 24/7 by phone. His practice offers the MDVIP Wellness Program, which includes advanced health screenings and diagnostic tests that have been shown to help detect issues earlier.