I've been in Tulsa for 6 years and had yet to choose a primary care physician. I would drive back…read moreto Texas to see my doctor that I have been seeing for 36 years. Finally decided to get one in Tulsa. I was referred to Dr. Smith and I was very pleased. He spent lots of time with me to find out all my past history and asked questions that allowed me to explain my history. I felt very well taken care of. My new PCP!

Dr.Beaman was terrific. Knowledgeable, sensitive, informative... I immediately felt at ease - and…read morefelt confident in my receiving expert medical care. Staff was great, too. Walked away, very impressed w. the overall experience. HIGHLY recommend.

Dr Cox works with the Omni Health System and is capable and compassionate. He earned his medical…read moredegree from the University of Texas at Galveston and did his residency through OU Tulsa. He has been practicing medicine over 15 years. He has office in the Wheeling Medical building in the St John Medical Center and is taking new patients.

I was given an early appointment very quickly after calling his office for the first time…read more Considering my medical condition, that eased my worry. Very polite and reviewed my history and lab. Suggested a course of action and I feel much better just to know we have a plan to keep my health as good as we can make it at my age and condition. He is very knowledgeable and obviously has a great deal of experience.

I've been pleased (mostly ) with the service and staff interaction. My first experience here was…read moreback in Covid Days. During shot mandation I contacted my physician's office, which in past had been very helpful . There were a lot of changes and like so many he ended up in private practice. But due to total uncooperativeness of the staff he was stuck with, out of desperation I called the Harvard office as my daughter was a patient there and had a Covid shot *scheduled*. I called, said who I was, that my daughter was a patient there and I'd like a shot too. The response--"of course we'll schedule you. Would you like to go at her time?" As it was off site. How often do you receive that kind of customer service.? Shortly after, I changed doctors. For a lot of us midtowners it's really convenient. And it's complete. You can have lab work done right there, right now. Under Dr. Steichen, whom I'd never met, I was partnered with Anna (Brie) Trujillo aprn. She has since left; I see her applauded in many reviews. And rightly so. If you care, I found her. She's now with Eastern Oklahoma ENT, Inc. and now strictly goes by "Brie". I have now met Dr. Steichen, he seems nice. In the ongoing Ascension shuffle, other doctors will be moving to this location. That's a positive to me.

While Ascension St. John South Harvard Clinic may not the the biggest Ascension St. John clinic, it…read moreprovides or strives to provide the best service. Staffs are very caring at South Harvard Clinic, going above and beyond to care for the patients. Of course, there will be times where things fall through the crack or things don't get done in a timely manner but I am certain that it's the case anywhere you go. Rest assured, once you're established with South Harvard Clinic, you're part of the family. They will talk to you, listen to your concerns, and address your medical concerns. What you get at South Harvard Clinic is not only excellent primary care but also a long lasting friendship that you won't be able to get elsewhere.

Life saver!!! Seriously. Dr Carradini helped me through my white coat phobia and because of him…read moreand his recommendations on other doctors I needed to see caught my cancer at a very early stage! He always gets me in very quickly and quick to respond to my messages.

Dr. Wiseman's office sent a prescription order for three prescriptions to my mail order…read morepharmacy--three prescriptions I did not request nor consent to be filled. The office manager Sharon told me on the phone it was an error on the part of their electronic system. I received the prescriptions but did not need nor want them. They were for medications I no longer use. The mail-order pharmacy told me their policy does not allow them to take prescriptions back once they are mailed. And they also said they still have to charge me because the prescriptions had been appropriately (from their standpoint) ordered for me from my doctor. After several months of trying to work with my doctor to indemnify me for the financial loss that his practice caused me, he finally produced a check for $250 (less than the full amount I was out) but concurrently terminated me as a patient. I assume that was a retaliatory move for insisting this was his responsibility...which of course it was. I tried to work this out with him, as I did not want to stop being his patient, but he would not respond. This is so wrong.

I am a new resident to Oklahoma and was seeking to find a primary care physician. After searching…read moremy insurance company's list of physicians that are approved, I chose to visit him. My first visit went well. I felt pleased with services. I wish I could say the same for my second interaction with him. I was in Colorado for the holidays when I began to have a horrific rash in my armpits. I called the Teladoc service to try to get quick relief. The physician ordered the wrong medication and never responded to requests to update the order from the pharmacist. The pharmacist attempted to help with selecting OTC items in the meantime. Now that I am back in town and my symptoms are worse I called the on call service to see if he could help me out with the issue. Upon receiving his call and advising him of my issue he responded, "You called the Teladoc, didn't get what you wanted, now you're calling me on a Saturday. What is it that you want me to do exactly." I stated, "I guess nothing." and hung up. He was irritated that I interrupted his day apparently. I will NEVER return to his practice again and will advise EVERYONE about the extraordinarily horrible service I experienced. DO NOT make the same mistake I did. DO NOT see this physician. You may find yourself in my shoes being made to feel like a burden because my ailment did not fall within his schedule. Unprofessional, terrible bed side manner, lacks compassion. If I could score less I would. Horrible experience.

i have always felt Dr Kim has over prescribed medications to my mother including anti-depressants…read more I also feel at 90 years old my mother shouldn't have to visit the doctor every 3 months or more but I feel Dr Kim just schedules as many visits as possible so she can bill Medicare. Awful treatment and in my opinion, abusive treatment of elderly patients. The appointment and office staff are belligerent, at best.

She was recommended by someone I knew in passing. Since I don't have a PCP I gave her a try. My…read morefirst impression was that she went very fast and wasn't interested in hearing anything I had to say. I have several conditions and need a caring doctor. She is not caring. She isn't willing to discuss anything. She makes zero suggestions on any medical questions I had. In fact my questions seem to provoke her temper. It is a sad situation when a patient isn't comfortable asking their doctor important questions. I have serious concerns and serious symptoms. She simple does not want to engage and is very aloof and distant. She became vindictive when I fired her. She is a menacing doctor. Be aware of her, she seems unstable and angry. Scary that she takes care of elderly patients who need her heartfelt concern, she has none.

Dr Candy Ting is excellent. She has been my primary care doctor or many years. She is a great…read morelistener. One of her special abilities the ability to navigate the medical system. Her orders are clear and easy to follow. The staff is helpful and seen to work together well...A sign of a good manager. I give Dr Ting 10 stars.

Great place. Some incompetence with office staff. Someone ordered wrong medicine to pharmacy…read more Someone canceled a correct medication causing a big inconvenience.