Dr. Vormbrock is without a doubt the best primary care physician and OBGYN Doctor i've ever had…read more She genuinely listens & takes in everything you say, she makes you feel like you're seen. Dr. V listened to all of my fears and my unique particulars, it's like she kept mental notes & almost addressed any of them without a prompt. I came to her when i was 22, with child and dealing with some severe mental health issues-and she sat with me and actively listened to what i needed & addressed each thing individually while ensuring the treatment plan wouldn't affect my pregnancy. 5 star Primary care and 5 star OBGYN, She delivered all 3 of my babies, i was so blessed to have had her as a caregiver. Unlike other physicians-she provided me with a direct line of communication, 24/7 day or night she responded to me every time. Anyone is lucky to be a patient of hers:)

$280 to get a strep throat test and still have to pay for the prescription. Sounds like a crock of…read moreshit to me. Thank you for your help Medical Center.

Nurse late night call ins are a joke and extremely unsafe. My relation was on call Christmas night…read more2024 and was called in at around 9:30PM. She got back home at 1:30AM and went back to bed but was called in again at 2:30AM. I'm unsure what time she got back home. My complaint is not that people are on call but tell me how safe it is to be called in multiple times during the early morning hours. Not only is it extremely unsafe driving after only a few hours sleep but how good is the care for the patient. St. E Edgewood come up with a better system for your employees and your patients!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My experience with this family practice group was positive. When I moved to this area, I started…read morelooking around for a physician, starting with my health insurance provider's web site. I was pleased to discover that I could sort the choices not only by physician specialty but also by gender. Since I was accustomed to a female physician, I wanted to continue with one. After a few calls to practices who said they could not give me an appointment until they received a copy of my medical records, I called the Family Practice Center and asked if any of their physicians were accepting new patients. The staff member stated yes and provided a physician's name. I got an appointment within a week and the office mailed the paperwork to me so I could complete it in advance. I had no trouble locating the practice since a map was included with the paperwork. Imagine my surprise, however, when the physician was male! In my quest for a practice that was accepting patients, I failed to realize that although there were plenty of female physicians in this group, it was not a solely female practice. It worked out fine, however. The staff was pleasant as was the doctor and I felt valued as a patient.

Dr. Gieske has been my Dr for 5 plus years he is a wonderful Dr very caring and takes his time with…read moreyou and listens to what is going on with you ! His staff are wonderful also ! Usually easy to get an appointment !

So, I haven't always been the best about going to the doctor regularly, but that changes this year!…read moreAfter feeling like some things were 'off' in my body, I made an appointment with a new primary care provider at St. Elizabeth Physicians. I liked that I was able to book my appointment directly through the MyChart app. I also love that all my blood work/tests show directly through the app as well. The receptionist at the desk was very friendly and checked me in quickly. It was great that I was able to fill out all the paperwork online before arriving so I didn't have to do that while I waited. Sarah, my doctor's assistant is truly a rockstar human and was so much fun to talk to. I'm quite the anxious person, so it's always great to talk to someone who can put you to ease in a stressful environment. I'm feeling super grateful to have insurance and a primary care provider. If you haven't been to a doctor in awhile, go be proactive and look out for your health!

i would strongly suggest avoiding all saint elizabeth hospitals…read more bad primary care, bad endocrinology, bad behavioral health, feels like an assembly line, meds prescribed first, attempts at seeking a substantiated diagnosis are zero

This doctor could not take care of my hamster. He runs a scam that you have to see his own…read morepsychiatrist. I guess my psychiatrist is not good enough. I ask him to help me regain my prescription after my doctor got retired during Covid of being on pain medication for over 20 years. If I agreed to his procedure in the office of him raking in over $260,000 from my medical insurance company. That he would help me write my medication. After looking into how bad this procedure was and that it had a 60% chance of making me crippled. I decided against it. So after another six visits or so. He kicks me out of the office on the fact that he says he is no longer taking Medicaid patients that are in pain. What a lowlife. The office is an absolute shambles I have pictures on my phone I am not sure I'm allowed to show them. But this is where you go and have procedures done. I'm not sure that this is sanitary enough to do certain procedures. The fact that I have to give this guy a star is killing me. He does not deserve anything. Also finding out from pharmacist across the Northern Kentucky region he is one of the doctors that prescribe more than almost any other pain doctor in the region. But it's a matter of meeting his criteria to B a patient to get meds...

I'd give it minus 5 stars if I could. First visit, you are met with "no weapons" signs on the…read moredoors. I wonder why? Office is dull, dingy, dimly lit and outdated. First thing nurse does is give you a cup. Says doctor will not see you without a urine test. You might be a drug seeker. They have your MRI, CTScan or Xrays but nonetheless, you're a possible drug addict. There is a oxy addict profile and I don't fit it. Doctor sits across the room from me looking at records and asking questions. No exam. Then the games begin. Lots of unnecessary repeat visits to rack up insurance and out of pocket $$$. See the Psychologist (3x)--- nice lady who is actually a MSW not a Psychologist answer a ton of stupid questions about your quality of life on paper, so she can get paid to put them into the computer. Meanwhile, I'm in agnozing constant pain and mostly bedridden living on ibuprofen and tylenol. What quality of life are they asking about? What's the question? Nurse Practioner (2x). She finally gives me small prescription until the pain relieving injection. It's been over a month bleeding $$$$ from my pocket and insurance company. She discovers I have a medicine allergy asks regular nurses (2 different ones) to contact allergy center. They both look right in her face and say "No". After each visit, you have to sit outside an office and wait to be called to pay. Finally, Injection day--requires you to bring a driver and get an IV. Got the injection. Wasn't numbed and No pain relief. Got sent for new CTSCAN and Xrays ($$$) like that's the problem. Go back. It's weeks later. Doctor (maybe he's a doctor) says I have a cyst in my spine as well as disc issues. He wants to search for the cyst and pop it (what?) at the injection visit tomorrow (in his office). Says I will need surgery eventually but at 230lb I'm too large for surgery (what???). BS. I've seen My 600lb life, those people get surgery. Next day, (a friend) waits in her car with son who will drive my car back. They came from work to do me a favor.) I get IV. Tell nurse I only want pain shot not to burst the cyst. Nurse comes back pulls out IV (I'm a hard stick to begin with). Tells me doctor says he aint gonna do the pain shot. Doctor comes in says "I'm sending you to my surgeon." I said "Yesterday, you said that wasn't an option." He says "Well, you won't let me pop the cyst!" I left. They were supposed to schedule surgeon. Never heard from them again. 2 months of constant visits for this and that. Long waits, some more than 2 hours. They even had me scheduled for physical therapy and a nutritionist. PT won't even work with my back problem. This place is a money grabbing joke and he's a quack! You'll be going forever with little to no relief. Meanwhile, still in bed. Missing work. A friend recommended another place. Beautiful facility. Thorough exam and Doctor went over all scans and xrays explained my back problem. No interest in hunting for and bursting a cyst. Said unlikely to find it and puncture it on a good day anyway. 2 weeks later saw his anesthesiologist. No drug test. No special reduction of any daily meds before the procedure. No IV. No driver. No MSW. No Nurse Practitioner. No Physical Therapist. No nutritionist. No surgeon. Got the injection. Immediate relief felt better just walking to the car to DRIVE myself home. Second injection a month later. Relief lasted 8 months no pain or medicine. Still doing great! Don't go to Advance Pain Management. All they MANAGE to do is take your time, money, self respect and leave you suffering.

Sneaky, unethical billing practices. Hit me with a surprise $347 bill…read more I received penicillin allergy testing. When I asked the office staff, they reassured me that they were in network with my insurance, and not to worry. A few weeks later, I received a bill for $347. I called the billing department thinking this was a mistake, as this is 3 times higher than the average price for this test, but they informed me that they charge the maximum amount allowed by state regulations and that I should have thought to ask them for an estimate. I told the billing representative that the office staff made it sound like this would be covered by insurance, and she stated "well, that's too bad." The only discount they offer is 10%, IF you pay the bill completely in full. They outright refused to negotiate the price any further, even when I explained that this bill was causing a HUGE financial burden. Please AVOID THIS PRACTICE UNLESS YOU WANT PAY RIDICULOUSLY HIGH SURPRISE BILLS.

Honestly prior to the most recent visit and the billing that ensued I would've given this practice…read morea 4 star rating. Everyone is always incredibly friendly the only issue I've ever had was the wait times you can run into at the Edgewood location but that is to be expected. During my most recent routine visit for a cleaning of both ears, per usual, my doctor made the observation that one of my ears had a cyst on the ear drum. He recommended that I schedule a subsequent appointment for a draining procedure as he didn't have the necessary tools at the current appointment. He then proceeded on with cleaning out the ear he observed the cyst and I went in my way. Upon receiving my bill for the standard services I had received I noticed an additional nearly $170 over the regular price I pay for the twice yearly cleanings I receive. I inquired with the billing department and they inquired with my doctor. He affirmed the charges siting that an additional diagnosis was made. Now had I requested for him to attend to an issue I was not scheduled for, or even to look at an ear he wouldn't have normally been looking at I could try to wrap my head around this. But the idea that he thinks it's appropriate to tack on an extra $170 for noticing something in an ear he was ALREADY LOOKING AT, is laughable. I understand that "Bill 'em for whatever you can," is the current medical mentality, but this will be the last time they bill me. **After going round and round and having the engage the help of some outside influences I was finally able to get my bill correctly. Most likely still won't return as I would not have gotten a resolution without the outside help**

The Dr. took the time to talk to my son about fly fishing and rock climbing and some other items…read more It was good to see a Dr take the time to visit before treatment.

Very helpful and personable with my son. My son had a broken finger that was treated expertly by…read moreDr. Due. Prompt. Courteous and respectful. Dr. Due made my son feel at ease as he answered our questions. Definitely recommend Dr. Due. He's great with children.

I tore my rotator cuff and did my rehab at Ortho Cincy. I primarily did my physical therapy with…read moretwo guys Danny and Alex. They both are so personable as they really work on getting to know their patients. My shoulder is getting better each and every week. I really appreciate their knowledge, their work ethic and their relationship skills.

I was in OrthoCincy Urgent Care tonight or less than 15 minutes. My PCP suggested they could help…read moreme-how ironic that ended up being! I was injured alling down wooden stairs a few days ago. I'm black & blue, barely able to walk or sit down. Staff didn't even have me finish filling out my paperwork because "my injury was beyond their scope for the clinic." "We are not going to treat you, you should go to the ER." No stethoscope, no range of motion testing, no strength/weakness testing-ABSOLUTELY NOTHING... except made sure I paid that $120 copay I was asked about it 3 times including on the way out the door. The MA even had the audacity to ASK the staff to confirm in front of me as she was pushing me out the door to confirm like I was lying about it! I asked her if she had a discharge paper for me. She said "no I don't have anything for you. The exit door is right over there though." Completely unprofessional. The MA was RUDE. Chris the PA spoke respectfully while committing insurance fraud charging for services that were not rendered. If he had just said "I'm sorry I can't help you, you really need to go to the ER" instead of taking $120 for not evaluating/treating me. I would've completely respected that. The MA snatching the medical forms away that I had not been there long enough to complete showed me how unimportant their patients are. We are all just dollar signs.

The office insists that your are here 15 minutes before your appointment and I've been waiting for…read more45 minutes now . Everyone who walks in heads in back and here I am still waiting - every time - looking for a new primary - waste of my time . Update - it's been an hour and 35 minutes- still haven't seen the dr yet -