Today, January 3, 2023, I got a double dose of heart love. I have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. This…read moreis not new news. I now have some continuity of care, after Dr. Seacord retired; and Dr. Larue moved to Hannibal, Missouri; and my doctor of record is Justin C. Hartupee, MD, PhD, as of February 2021. My first visit with Dr. Hartupee was in 2020, when he advised me that my children should get genetic testing. They have not done that, because their medical insurance doesn't cover that. Today, was an echocardiogram at 10:30 a.m., which lasted an hour. Who knew? I was breathing in, holding, letting it go. Moved to different positions for the same activity. THEN, I got an IV of some medicine that could detect trouble. More of breathing in, holding, letting it go. When that was completed, I saw Dr. Hatupee's fellow, Dr. King, from Washington University. He said I didn't seem to have any heart problems. After that discussion, I saw Dr. Hartupee. We had a conversation about getting out of breath, exercise and other appropriate exercises. We didn't talk about eating. That is probably NOT my problem. So, we will continue to encourage exercise.

My husband and I both go to St Lukes. It's exceptionally…read moreclean, all the staff are ready to help in anyway. The doctors give excellent service. I had a accident earlier this year, they took me to trauma center Mercy. I hurt my wrists and staples in my head. I told them my wrists hurt. Said nothing was wrong. When my Rheumatologist took a scan of my wrist. Immediately sent me to my Orthopedic doctor i had a Ulnar fracture.

The emergency department has gone down hill rapidly. I was recently in the emergency department…read morewith low sodium and stomach pain when the nurse came in to start the IV she got an attitude because I asked her to place the IV near my elbow and she said sarcastically " what are you talking about!? Where do you usually get in front of your arms? I responded by saying "no, but if I'm admitted, it would be more comfortable. She rolled her eyes at me and reluctantly went back to work. I don't know if I can give the nurses name but it's very close to H@ley

Got taken care of fast and professionally. The office has high-tech equipment, everything's clean…read moreand efficient. Staff was respectful, on point, and kept things moving. The doctor was thorough, asked the right questions, and made sure everything was covered. You can tell they know what they're doing here. Definitely would recommend.

From the owner: Express Heart Care provides fast, reliable, and compassionate cardiac services focused on early…read moredetection, personalized treatment, and patient well-being.

Do not recommend this hospital. Barnes is better, but only by a little. Best to look outside…read moreMissouri for anything serious. My PCP, Andrew G., recommended I wait 6 months for a CT following discovery of a lung tumor, then once tests results became available sat on it for one week before submitting to patient for review. Since MO Bap started accepting Residents in 2025, Lab department has significantly gone down hill.

I had to have some imaging done. I checked in early to a very kind receptionist. My wait was no…read moremore than 10 minutes before I was taken back to a second waiting room. My procedure was almost right on time, a huge plus for as busy as they were. The nurses and techs were all very nice and professional. The imaging tech was especially efficient. When you are not feeling well or have to get a test done, they definitely make it a lot easier.

I had the calcium scan done recently and after a month I am unable to obtain my results. After…read moremany phone calls and even going back to their office, still no results. The staff is really not anything close to customer friendly and were often rude as I tried and tried to explain that my results were way incomplete. No one seems to understand what the results should contain. And trying to get a refund, forget it. It makes one wonder about any accuracy regarding any results you may get. Super frustrating. Stay away.

Came here for my clients stress test. Sweet people. Got right in and out. Great handy cap parking…read morespot right up from. Took great care of my client and his needs.

Dr Naughton is incredible! Such a delight to meet her today. So knowledgeable and such a great…read morebedside manner. I completely trust her to care for any of my family.

This was my second visit with Dr. Naughton, today to review a non-invasive bladder function test…read more She explained the test results thoroughly, did not recommend further testing or procedures (except for normal men's regular exams) and additionally is very personable. Unlike many doctors, she practices what she preaches, being an accomplished runner and encouraging her patients to adopt a healthy plant-based whole foods diet. Although the diet she recommends is slightly different than the Mediterranean diet recommended by my own cardiologist (who publishes "The Skeptical Cardiologist" blog, primarily on nutrition), it is wonderful to see a doctor who uses their practice to encourage a healthy lifestyle to prevent disease rather than just treat disease once it is present. Too few doctors make the effort but all should in my opinion!

for all you newbies to stl... here's an excellent primary care doc…read more.. maryland medical is located in the cwe (that's central west end). it's right off euclid at maryland, southeast corner. a homey atmosphere with a waiting room that feels more like a living room....stuffed sofa, coffee table, etc... the doc we've had for 15 years has 'moved on', so we had to pick another one. bernie shore at maryland medical is excellent & personable (though as an RN, i know that personality doesn't have much to do with competence - but it's nice to have both, eh?) competent & well-respected by other good docs in the area - like ours that moved away - alas! - to san francisco! sniff.... i really liked dr. klearman, but she's gone to work on a research project for genentech - smart lady! dr. shore also has a w. county office at st. luke's n. dr.'s bldg., ste. 350. same ph. #... what else can i say...???

I've had terrible experiences with this office. Poorly run and unprofessional. The only good…read morething about it was Dr. Pearson and she left. Avoid at all costs!

We were told to arrive at 12:30 for a 20 min out patient surgery and my husband wasn't taken back…read moretill 3:40, it's now 5:30 and we are still trying to leave. Its about 60 degrees in here so make sure to wear your winter coat and half of the staff has left for the day so it appears one nurse is in charge. My husband hasn't eaten since last night. He's very hangry. The nurses were all very nice but with all the surgery centers around just don't come here for a surgery is my advice.

I usually don't like to write reviews but I waited 5 hours in the ER with my wife after she came in…read moreon an ambulance just for the doctors to tell us to leave after refusing to treat her migraines and forced to listed to aggressive religious agenda while waiting. One of the workers also muttered a homophobic remark about me when walking by because I was holding onto my wife's purse for her. Weird degrading experience.

Have been going to Dr. Aziz for several years now and feel he is a great cardiologist! He makes…read moreyou feel comfortable when you are nervous. Dr Aziz and his staff know what customer service is!