Love Whitney Tackett PA. She takes time to understand you and your health journey. Time to…read moreschedule is very reasonable.

A bit over a year ago, I had planned to bring my child to a specific pediatrician in Lexington…read more Well, my baby was born a month earlier than expected, the day before I planned to visit the pediatrician. While at the hospital, I had to pick an on-call pediatrician from one of two places in Georgetown to come examine the baby. After having a sour experience with the other office, I choose Bluegrass Pediatrics. I met Dr. Knight that evening at Georgetown Hospital and liked him so much that we decided to stick with him at Bluegrass Pediatrics instead of the pediatrician in Lexington that I had originally planned to see. I'm glad we did. Dr. Knight has given us the best care, always listening to us -- even if he didn't agree with us. The staff members at Bluegrass Pediatrics itself are very friendly and polite. They are also quick to get us in for an appointment within the same or next day as needed.... and have a pediatrician available for phone calls when office hours are closed. The office may not be bright and flashy, but don't let that fool you. (They are also a family practice, it's not just for kids -- so your kids can go here for their entire lives!) There is also a separate sick and well area, although you have to walk through the sick area to get to the front desk/doctor anyway. Sadly, we are not currently patients at Bluegrass Pediatrics as of this month because of a change in insurance. It is a bit frustrating (especially as we had a medical need for our child recently), but it is what it is. I'm still thankful for the care my son received here. Highly recommend.

I have seen Dr. Lyon for more than 20 yrs. I wouldn't even consider seeing anyone else! He is…read moreawesome! He is laid back, easy to talk to, takes his time and really listens to any concerns you might have, and I have never had a problem getting in to see him, usually that afternoon or the next day. I credit his knowledge for finding a medical issue I was having that no other specialist, including a cardiologist and a neurosurgeon, could find! He knows his stuff! His PA, Mandy, is great as well. I've seen her several times throughout the years if he was out of the office, which is rare! My daughter sees him regularly, and my son has also seen him. We all love him! We feel like he's family! He's gotten us all through some rough things over the years. We don't know what we'd do without him! Highly recommend!

Dr. Downs and his staff are amazing! They go above and beyond any typical medical practice. We were…read moreout of the country and my son had an allergic reaction, instead of having to take him to a UTC in a foreign country Dr. Downs was able to diagnose and treat via telahealth. He communicated with a local pharmacist and my son was on the mend in no time and we were able to continue with our vacation.

Sent here by a fellow LC PC and my husband has been waiting outside vomiting in a bag for 2hrs…read moreafter being bitten on the horse farm by who knows what...I understand Covid patients and what everyone's dealing with but 2hrs without triage is ridiculous!!

Love this Clinic, Dc. Childers is very professional and sweet with kids, Staff are always prompt to…read morehelp when you need it!

Every since the main doctors that started this practice have retired, this practice has gone…read morestraight to corporate practices. No more of feeling like you are known, only like you are a number. Weeks before you can get in to see someone, let alone your primary. Pushing doctors that have just graduated and this is their first ever job. I was a patient with this practice for 33 years, this is the only practice my three children have gone to. Because of the poor replacement physicians and corporate practices we are no longer attending this facility. I would not recommend this practice to anyone.

I'm very happy with Tates creek family practice. My doctor is very thorough and is available to me…read morewhen I have health care questions. I have been coming here for many years and would recommend them for you and your family. If I need lab work it is done in the office. I get a follow up call from my doctor if any issues come up that require attention and they mail me a copy of the results for my records.

Dr. Winchester has been my physician for over 30 years. He is one of the smartest and kindest…read morephysicians I have ever encountered. This is saying a lot since I have been a healthcare architect for over 40 years involved with physicians designing their offices and hospitals!

Dr. Simon and his team are outstanding. He and Heather consistently go the extra mile to ensure…read morepatients feel valued and comfortable. They're not only kind but also highly efficient in the care they provide. I highly recommend this office to anyone seeking exceptional pediatric care and a team that truly prioritizes its patients.

I've been taking my daughter here since she was six months old and I've generally been very happy…read moreuntil today. Today, Dr. Simon examined my daughter, and I understand you need to get close to do an examination, but he had his legs spread and was so close to her on the chair that her knees were touching between his legs. He stayed like this even after the examination while he was talking to me, and this made me very uncomfortable. In hindsight, I wish I had asked him to move, but was just kind of waiting for him to and he never did until the very end of the appointment. The worst part, is that while he was in that position, he asked my daughter how she got sick. She explained that she thought she got it from her best friend, a girl in her class, and he said, "I know how you REALLY got it. From your boyfriend." And leaned in towards her face and made a bunch of kissing noises. I couldn't believe he would say this to a six-year-old girl. It was wildly inappropriate. Not to mention, he grabbed my hand while it was rested on my lap while explaining my daughter's treatment to me... Until now, this has been a truly wonderful practice. I've always been happy with the treatment my daughter has received, but this situation made me so uncomfortable that I'm switching to another provider immediately.

This office failed my mother in ways I'll never forget. About two months ago, I called Dr. Pierce's…read moreoffice every day for almost ten days because she had stopped eating, drinking, and getting out of bed. No one called back until nearly two weeks later -- and when they finally did, it was a nurse practitioner who had never seen my mother and told me it was her fault because "she has to want to do this." Almost a week later, Dr. Pierce finally saw her in person and prescribed steroids to help her appetite -- exactly what I'd been asking for two weeks earlier. That delay may have cost her the chance at any further treatment. Before that delay, she had already completed her second chemo infusion, and we were on our way to her third when she got scan results showing no signs of cancer in her lungs. She was happy, relieved, ready to keep fighting. But when we went down for that third infusion, we were told there wasn't one -- because someone in the office decided she "didn't want to continue treatment." No one asked her. No one asked me. They just didn't schedule it. Now keep in mind when they give us the appointment date and time it was at 1:30 and I specifically asked is this is for infusion right?because all of her other infusion appointments have been for 8:00 in the morning And she said yes absolutely have you ever been with a cancer patient that have been told that their scan was clear and they go down for the next trip treatment They find out it's not scheduled and because of her health and the delay it was almost another 4 weeks before she receive this treatment If you're keeping track that's 2 different answers This wasn't miscommunication. It was negligence, plain and simple. My mother deserved better. The entire time he told us they're dropping the ball they're dropping the ball and yet this happens in his office maybe we should find out who dropped the ball I'm pretty sure this might include St Joseph I think he's a doctor for them But I think the truly saddest part about it all is no one in that office anywhere else in the cancer community told us we could have been receiving palliative care for her symptoms the entire time but we weren't told until we called and asked for hospice and it was his nurse that told us about it And trust me they all know we wanted it because I was always calling to try to find out what I could do for her I can't help but wonder what twelve of my peers would think about this They say that you're never alone in a cancer community well I say me and my mother were all alone And the excuse you put in there on my previous time speaking about the misstepping infusion. about not discussing because I'm not the patient or you don't have to worry about that anymore because she passed Tuesday morning Those 2 acts alone could be considered malpractice/negligence Because if she had received that dose that day and if she had gotten something to help her appetite on the first day instead of almost 3 weeks later And it almost four week delay and chemo because they thought she was done? 8 month delay letting us know we could get palliative care of the entire time who knows how things could work out. And following the line of secession St Joe is the head so they would be included.... The entire time he told us they dropped the ball All this is taking too much time So when they mis scheduling of that third treatment that put it out almost a month I was shocked that they took it so lightly and who knows the outcome if that would have happened on time... The same thing with them help and getting her to eat two weeks earlier... Kind of makes me wonder where else the ball was dropped You imagine The liability if St Joe's included Without those 2 delays who knows how well she could have done

Dr Pierce and his staff are very professional, kind, caring and understanding. I highly recommend…read morethem!!