I just received a dermaplaning facial from Morgan Kokomoor, licensed Esthetician. She did a facial…read moreparty for a group of us ladies, and it was an absolute delight! Each of us got focused, individual attention from Morgan when it was time for our facial. The products she uses are high quality and my skin has never felt so soft and smooth. While others received their facials, Morgan provided us with coffee, punch, and food to nibble on, along with several fun, creative craft activities. We enjoyed working with our hands while talking, laughing, and admiring one another's work and glowing skin! I highly recommend this facial party for any group of women looking to relax and rejuvenate together. This would be perfect for wedding parties, family gatherings, birthday celebrations, or just getting together with women you know and love!

Highly recommended. I had been looking for a functional medicine doctor and was lucky to find this…read morepractice! Their thorough testing revealed major hormone imbalances and vitamin deficiencies that were causing a lot of health issues - which other doctors brushed off because they didn't know the cause. I didn't know how bad I was feeling until I started on the hormones and supplements prescribed here. It's not covered by insurance, but the care is exceptional. Appointments do not feel rushed, doctors take time to talk through symptoms and test results, and they are not quick to prescribe excessive or expensive treatments. It's worth every penny for how much better I feel. So grateful I found them!

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 can't post here lower than one star, or I would have. Dr. Hofelich told me in the ER that the…read moresurgeon who performed my open heart surgery had misdiagnosed me. He said he's never heard of surgery for ED vasospasms or myocardial bridging. I told him about Stanford School in CA operating on thousands with my condition. He wouldn't listen. Just insisted something else was causing my pain because my EKG and ECHO were normal. I told about the FB forum myocardialbridge and that there's research that what causes pain doesn't always show up on EKG or ECHO. I argued for a CT and to be referred to a cardiologist who treated ED and post-op vasospasms. He sent me home to follow up with mental health. He even called my surgeon to say my pain wasn't cardiac or I was faking my symptoms. It was a terrifying experience. I don't know what to do. Dr. Hofelich is a cold, arrogant, and uncompassionate person.

This is a great place to come and get a diagnosis on a muscle injury. The staff here are very…read morefriendly, helpful and knowledgeable.

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Care level has dropped dramatically in the last 12 months. Employees don't answer the phone and…read morewill never return a call. The only way to get thru is to contact the doctor directly. Medical records are not correct or up to date, employees have attitudes and do not willing complete tasks like insurance forms, test results, etc. after 5 years of being a very happy patient, I feel like they'd rather I wasn't there. Ever. I certainly don't need to pay a monthly fee for service that is lower than an urgent care. Twice now I've had lab work done, and was done again at another provider and the results were completely different. I am starting to think that although blood was drawn, labs weren't sent in. Maybe it's a staffing issue. Maybe too many irons in the fire or too many patients.

I have been a patient of Dr Walkers for 25 years. She is a very concerned efficient doctor. She did…read morehave what she believed to be 2 loyal employees dedicated to the same personal care that Dr Walker always has; unfortunately both caused chaos in the front office. she has since become aware of the problem and has immediately corrected it. Dr Walker's kindness and unwillingness to give up on patients is exactly why I will stay with her as long as she is practicing. We have had some pretty difficult to diagnose health scares in our family and Dr walker has gotten us through them. Her concierge fee is worth it at twice the price.

I was told that when I went to Dr. Crawford that I was seeing one of the best Spine / Neurosurgeons…read morein the nation... which I have been told many times about many other doctors... but when I checked in to his clinic and was put in a very large exam room with a table lined with chairs I wondered what was going on. Then he arrived for my examination, with an entourage of other doctors from all around the nation to learn from his techniques. I felt like I didn't just have one doctor, but a whole team trying to help relieve me of my pain. His way of explaining things was amazing... never once did he talk down to my intelligence, but told me in terms that I understood exactly what we were looking for. I left that day with a plan of how we can diagnose and perhaps fix it... I left the clinic that day with hope, something I haven't had in a long time. One thing I didn't leave with was a new prescription for a new pill and an appointment three months later to see if it worked. Dr. Crawford is the real deal... it's hard to find doctors that take the time to do it right the first time anymore. I will keep this review updated.