Every since the main doctors that started this practice have retired, this practice has gone…read morestraight to corporate practices. No more of feeling like you are known, only like you are a number. Weeks before you can get in to see someone, let alone your primary. Pushing doctors that have just graduated and this is their first ever job. I was a patient with this practice for 33 years, this is the only practice my three children have gone to. Because of the poor replacement physicians and corporate practices we are no longer attending this facility. I would not recommend this practice to anyone.

I'm very happy with Tates creek family practice. My doctor is very thorough and is available to me…read morewhen I have health care questions. I have been coming here for many years and would recommend them for you and your family. If I need lab work it is done in the office. I get a follow up call from my doctor if any issues come up that require attention and they mail me a copy of the results for my records.

They have a sports medicine and an orthopedic walk in clinic in the morning. Today I went to ortho…read morewalk in. Registering was fast, and the vital signs. But there was wait a wait to see the doc, but I was a walk in and had nothing to do. The dock was nice and give me a plan. Grateful to be seen so quickly.

This was my third audiology appt. for hearing aides. They work with AARP which has the potential…read moreto drastically reduce the price of the hearing aides. They use a sound booth and work with children as well. This a perfect place for those having hearing difficulties. They work hard to explain everything and to be sure that you are satisfied.

This review is for the simple service of hearing aid repair…read more My hearing aids (new in 2010) break once in awhile. A little bit too often. When my left one stopped working a few weeks ago, I knew I was in trouble until I could find someone to fix it for me. I called around to several places listed on the hearing aid manufactor's website and finally got in touch with the Lexington Hearing & Speech Center. While other places told me I needed to be referred or have a specific type of insurance, this place told me I could bring in my hearing aid for consultation, free of charge. YES. That's all I needed -- just to find out what's wrong with it. I went in on a Friday and dropped it off. Since there was no audiologist available that day, I filled out a form, left the hearing aid, and waited for a phone call. Monday afternoon, they call and tell me they fixed it. Great! But... I wanted them to tell me what's wrong with it before fixing it, so I could prepare for the costs. The audiologist/whomever I spoke with on the phone apologized for that misunderstanding. Fortunately, they were able to repair in-house and it only cost $100. WHEW. I realize that $100 is actually a lot of money, but compared to the previous repair costs I've paid for the same fixes when the hearing aid was sent out to the manufactor or when I had to pay for my hearing aid insurance, $100 was awesome. YES. So thankful for their fantastic service. I won't hesitate to go there in the future if I need help with something else (or who knows, maybe even the same thing). Something to note: this business is located behind a school. I was really confused when I arrived and discovered a school. Nearly panicked and thought I had the wrong place. But nope, go through the parking lot to the back of the building. There it is.