Best doctor ever! Her care during my pregnancy was amazing!…read moreThrough my fears and questions, she was there! She always gave me options and shared the most effective treatments, options. My delivery was amazing and she followed my plan!

Recently had my first baby and went to Total Woman throughout my whole pregnancy since I was…read moredelivering right at the hospital. Masks always worn. Ladies at the front desk are friendly and so are all the nurses. I usually saw Dr. Evans who is awesome...the drs rotate...Dr. Horlander handled my actual delivery. I've always been able to get appts that were convenient. A few times I was in the waiting room for awhile, other times I've waited 10 minutes.

I was satisfied with my appt, but it certainly wasn't worth the $398 initial visit fee I was…read morecharged and had to pay. So new patients on Medicare, please be aware!! I signed a form agreeing to pay for the charges not covered by Medicare, but had no clue the charge would be $398. Had I been told the extreme cost up front, I would not have made or completed the visit. I will not be going back.

I have been a patient of Dr. Poorkay's for about 10 years and he is by far, the best Dr. ever! He…read morehas both, great bedside manner and very intelligent. His staff is pretty amazing as well... Especially the young lady that does labs! She's the best stick ever!

Before my primary care doctor talked to me about the possibility of starting testosterone, i had no…read moreidea what an Endocrinologist was. (If you're wondering the same thing, it's a hormone specialist). Though i'm sure there are probably lots of reasons to see a hormone specialist, this review will mostly be for FTM guys and you curious yelpers who want to look through the window into the world of trans. I walked into the first appointment not knowing what to expect. I'd not done any real research and, if we are being honest, i wasn't totally mentally prepared to start T that day.. which is what i thought was going to happen. When i arrived, the staff were very welcoming and friendly. They used the "he" pronoun without me even asking them to. They also asked what my preferred name was, but at that point, i hadn't thought of a preferred name. They let me know that whenever i decided on something new, just let them know and they'd update it in my file. (flash forward 5 weeks when i did have a preferred name -- they updated it not only in their office records, but also in the Norton records -- so all Norton network folks would be informed) So, what to expect if you're seeing the Endo for the first time: 1) they will weight you and take your vitals before putting you in an exam room. The nurse that always does this is really chatty. She shamelessly flirts and really builds up your self-confidence. I naturally have a pretty large head (that's what she said), but i think lots of guys would really feel great after interacting with her. 2) Dr. Poorkay will come in and ask you family history and relationship questions. He's basically gauging if you have a support system in place. He'll refer to you in person and in his notes using your preferred pronouns. He'll tell you what's required to start T: a. a letter from a therapist (if you need one, I recommend the doc in my TransList bookmarks) b. blood tests -- a lot of them. (they will write the order and tell you there is a lab right down the hall. i recommend talking with your insurance and knowing what will be covered. I needed 9 tests - things like a lipid panel, T-Free and others i'd never heard of. if you don't have insurance or have a really high deductible, see my review of Any Lab Test Now) 3) You won't leave your first visit with a prescription. He made a follow-up appt for 5-weeks out. 4) When you return with your letter and lab tests, you still won't get a shot that day. He'll ask you a few more questions, give you the chance to ask all the questions you spent the last 5 weeks thinking of, then you'll leave with a script. I was disappointed with this, but i understand that they can't give out the serum in the office. 5) AFTER you fill the prescription (i recommend the "Good Rx" app to find the most affordable pharmacy), you'll have to return to get your 1st shot. They require that you either come in each week for the shot OR have someone administer it for you. If you choose the latter, you'll save time and money, but that person will need to come with you to be shown by the nurse how to do it. 6) Dr. Poorkay will schedule a 3-month check in, which will require lab tests again. This is to make sure the T is effective and nothing else wonky is going on with your hormones. After that, the visits will be less frequent, maybe once or twice a year. Lastly, since his office is a part of Norton Healthcare, you can log into your "my chart" to look over your appointments, lab results and to send messages to Dr. Poorly or his staff. They typically respond within 24-48 hours. 4 stars just because i wish information like this had been available to me before starting the process. The staff are great, Dr.Poorkay is great and i'm so grateful to have been able to pretty seamlessly start T. **I've created a TransList bookmarks list for other Trans Guys on a similar journey. Best of luck fellas. There are lots of great trans friendly businesses and health providers around louisville. how lucky are we? :)

Dr. Christina Breit is an excellent physician. She is very thorough and concerned about her…read morepatients and their care! I highly recommend her.

She left her former practice without a word to her patients. My first call to the old office I was…read morejust told she's gone. I googled and found another number. She hasn't started there yet. The date has been delayed. I needed to have my husband's Rx's refilled!! The new number pointed out that the old office had a legal responsibility to take care of it. It took forever to get through on their phone system. It makes it nearly impossible to talk to a human, either keeps repeating the menu or just disconnects. I finally got thought and found he had to be seen by someone in that office to get the refills. He has. And I have. Ow made him an appointment with a new dr. I left her practice six months ago. I had no confidence in her.

Dr. White is hands down one of the kindest and most qualified doctors I've ever met. He clearly…read moretakes a lot of pride in his practice. Always there when I need him, Dr. White brings a wealth of experience and common sense to how he practices medicine. I've found his diagnoses both logical and practical and him to be ultimately a very affable guy.

Dr. White and his staff are terrific. He has been my three boys doctor for over 16 years. He is…read moreexcellent.

Excellent care Dr Gray listens carefully and understands my…read moreneeds I am very comfortable discussing anything regarding my health with him

Transferred to Gray's office when my previous primary care closed. I primarily see their nurse…read morepractitioner, Toni, who is so kind, professional, & thorough. I've not had any problems, delays, or communication issues. The staff have all been so kind and always follow through. I couldn't be happier with my care.

My insurance plan includes coverage from Blue Cross Blue Shield and Aetna. The provider indicated…read moreat the start of the visit that he was not in-network with Aetna. However, I was under the impression that Blue Cross Blue Shield was my primary insurance. After seeing him twice, I discovered that I was actually out-of-network, and Aetna was supposed to cover the visits. He then called, demanding immediate payment of the $140 balance and was quite rude. I offered to make a payment within the month, but he was not amenable and threatened to send the bill to collections. It would be beneficial for the provider to hire a front desk staff member capable of verifying insurance coverage before appointments. This could help avoid negative reviews related to insurance and payment issues. Additionally, during my visits, the provider performed minimal adjustments and spaced out appointments, which appeared to be an attempt to increase billing frequency. This approach seems both inefficient and dishonest. Consequently, I would not recommend this provider.

I LOVE this place! Ive been to several other chiropractors in Louisville over the past couple years…read moreand this place has hands-down been the most impactful and helpful-- and I've only been going a couple months! I've been working with Dr. Tinlin and he is nothing but amazing! I've had severe mid-back and neck issues, along with some really bad stomach and internal issues, for many years now-- and he has been the first person to connect the two and target both the biochemical and mechanical functions to ensure all of its working. They really care about you and your well being at Mueller Chiropractic; they aren't just money hungry and doing the nitty gritty to get your services like other places. I have a lot of respect for this place and so glad I found it! Highly recommend!

Dr Schulman is a very caring doctor. Excellence is always shown in his diagnostic skills. He is…read morevery serious about his patients and making good clinical decisions for their care. He will fix you or send you to the top specialists.

If you expect your internist to always ask about your life and lifestyle (stress, sleep, sex,…read moreexercise, etc.) and what changes have occurred since he last saw you, you probably do not wish to engage Dr. Schulman. If you expect your internist to look at you when he talks to you instead of at his computer screen as if he did not wish to be there, you probably do not wish to engage Dr. Schulman. If you expect that your internist will always be truthful, observe patient privacy rules and be at all times professional, you probably do not wish to engage Dr. Schulman.