Dr. Brown is the most caring and compassionate Dr. I've ever met. If I could give 100 stars, I…read morewould. In a world of rushed, unpersonal, and uncaring Dr.s, she stands out as an example of what a doctor should be: caring, compassionate, knowledgeable, and personable. She makes you feel as vauled as a family member. She truly takes time to get to know each patient and ensure she not only listens but truly understands patients' symptoms and concerns. Rather than just writing a prescription to mask the symptoms, she is dedicated to finding the root cause and the plan of care that will best solve that problem. She perfectly balances her doctorates in traditional and natural medicine to meet the needs of the patients and find the path to healing and and optimal health. She is incredibly thorough and detailed in her approach to caring for her patients. Several members of my family are Dr. Brown's patients and they all leave their appointments beyond impressed with Dr. Brown's knowledge, compassion, and dedication to each patient. She is well worth the price and any potential wait. The fact that she doesn't accept insurance, while unfortunate for personal finances, is actually a good thing. Because Dr. Brown doesn't work with insurance, she's not ruled by them. This is why she can care for patients as they need, not as the insurance companies deem "the cheapest approach". If you look at your last co-pay bill from a doctor's visit, you'll see those appointments are billed at THOUSANDS of dollars. Dr. Brown isn't paid by insurance, so her prices of $895 for a new patient and an average of $350 for follow-up appointments (based on complexity), are incredibly reasonable. This is also why she can spend more time with her patients-- without insurance setting their typical limits (see X amount of patients daily and each appointment can only be 15 minutes max), Dr. Brown can dedicate the amount of time the patient needs for each appointment. This is why Dr. Brown's shortest appointment is an hour long, with some scheduled for as long as 90 minutes. Dr. Brown is so dedicated to her patients and ensuring the highest possible care that if a patient's needs exceed the scheduled appointment time, Dr. Brown stays until their needs are met. Dr. Brown prioritizes the patient in front of her. She looks at the whole person: life experiences, each system of the body, and their daily quality of life. There's no other Dr. as thorough, caring, or knowledge. You cannot get a better experience or meet a more dedicated and caring doctor.

IReviews from the web…read more Healthgrades3.8/521 reviewsSharecare3.8/521 reviewsWebmd Doctor3.9/531 reviews Reviews Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Terri Rosemeyer 1 review 16 hours ago NEW I was a patient for years, and paid a lot of money out pocket. Everything was fine until I asked for an increase in a medication she prescribed to me for years. She increased it per my request. Having stressful things going on in my ... More Doug Kelly 3 reviews a month ago Terrible communication, costs way too much money, she didn't care about me at all, will never Dr Brown again 2 Nikki Prohaska 7 reviews 2 years ago Vitals https://www.vitals.com ' doctors Dr. Carol M. Brown, DO | Oak Creek, WI | Family Medicine Carol Brown is a wonderful doctor. She is very smart and very knowledgeable about what she does. Unfortunately, she refuses to bill peoples' health insurance ... 4.0(17) Healthgrades https://www.healthgrades.com ' dr-... Dr. Carol Brown, DO - Family Medicine Specialist in Oak Creek, WI Dr. Carol Brown, DO is a family medicine specialist in Oak Creek, WI and has over 47 years of experience in the medical field. 3.8(21) Sharecare https://www.sharecare.com ' doctor Dr. Carol Brown, DO, Family Medicine Specialist - Oak Creek, WI The most compassionate doctor I have ever seen! She has such a BRILLIANT mind and yet takes the time to break it all down for my non-scientific brain to ... 3.8(21) RateMDs https://www.ratemds.com ' Dr-Caro... Dr. Carol M. Brown - Oak Creek, WI - Family Doctor Reviews & Ratings "Carol Brown is one of the most gifted Physicians in the Milwaukee area. She has exceptional training and skills with both Conventional and Integrative Medicine ... Webmd Doctor https://doctor.webmd.com ' doctor Dr. Carol Brown, DO, Family Medicine | Oak Creek, WI RATINGS AND REVIEWS ... "Very professional and knowledgeable. We come from a couple states away and love the time and care she gives. She has helped both my ... 3.9(31) US News Health https://health.usnews.com ' doctors Dr. Carol M. Brown, DO | Oak Creek, WI | Family Medicine Doctor We've published patient experience ratings for Dr. Brown in 6 key categories based on 56 reviews. See ratings. Dr. Brown accepts insurance. 4.0(56) CMB Health Specialties https://www.cmbhealthspecialties.com CMB Health Specialties CMB Health Specialties is a unique healthcare specialty, integrating the best of conventional, alternative and restorative medicine. Dr. Brown specializes ... Missing: reviews | Show results with: reviews RateMDs https://www.ratemds.com ' Dr-Caro... Dr. Carol Brown - Oak Creek, WI - Family Doctor Reviews & Ratings Aug 22, 2016 -- Dr. Carol Brown has a 2.7/5 rating from patients. Visit RateMDs for Dr. Carol Brown reviews, contact info, practice history, affiliated Birdeye https://reviews.birdeye.com ' dr-car... Oak Creek, WI Healthcare Dr. Carol Brown Read 2 customer reviews of Dr. Carol Brown, one of the best Healthcare businesses at 147 W Ryan Rd, Oak Creek, WI 53154 United States. Find reviews, ratings ... People also search for Carol Brown, MD Cmb health Specialties Page Navigation Terri Rosemeyer 1 review 16 hours ago NEW I was a patient for years, and paid a lot of money out pocket. Everything was fine until I asked for an increase in a medication she prescribed to me for years. She increased it per my request. Having stressful things going on in my life, I ran out. When I had a problem and ran out, she put my life at risk by stopping the prescription. Her office staff kept on saying that Walgreens had a refill, and they did not. In other words if you have a problem that she contributed to, you are done. My last visit was over $500. Told her that Walgreens did not have a refill. She acted like it would be taken care of, and so did her office staff. It was not taken care of. When I called to tell her office that Walgreens never got the request for a refill, they required another appointment and more money to discuss it. If Dr Brown no longer wanted to precribe the medication, the professional thing to do would be to discuss a taper plan at my last appointment, and not risk the health of a patient. Abrupt discontinuation of this medication is known to cause seizures. I had to find a doctor who cares, after wasting over $500 on my last appointment. It all seems to be about making money, and not about the best interest for the patient anymore. I am very disappointed. I am thinking that I may report this incident to the State of Wisconsin, as this incident could have been life threatening. They never offered my $500 back after not refilling my restriction, even though they said they filled it. I am elderly, and really feel that I was mistreated and disrespected. All over Dr Carol Brown forgetting the oath she took, and her love for money that interred with her truly caring about my well being.

The doctors and nurses are truly the best in meeting my medical needs. The overall quality of care…read moreand personal attention are outstanding! All you have to do is to follow their advice!

Sent a message to my primary about a proposed course of action. Got a reply from an "MA," whatever…read morethat is. It read, "Let us know how that works out for you." I've given a copy to my next of kin. The complete lack of compassion is astounding.

You don't often hear people describe a "lady doctor" visit as something positive, but this place is…read moregreat. First of all, I've never been through a check-in faster. I've been here before so that helped, but seriously, it took less than five minutes. Give these ladies a raise! The last time I came here was in 2014, and I recall that being a pretty quick deal too. I think it helps when you have competent workers who know how to use the Aurora linked computer system. If you show up on time for your appointment everything will run smoothly. Don't be late! The waiting area is extremely large for this place. Every time I've come here there has been maybe one or two others waiting, but there is seating for 40 or more. It is clean, quiet and the chairs are actually comfortable. I didn't notice a television but there were a ton of magazines to read in case your phone battery goes dead. If you don't fancy reading, you can just stare out the windows and watch traffic go by. It's not a bad view on a sunny day. All the nurses and doctors here are professional and very kind. They understand that discussing your internal anatomy can sometimes be embarrassing and difficult to talk about. You don't throw around vagina's in general everyday conversations. Unless you do, then way to go. But for the general population it's an uncomfortable topic. They get it. Don't be scared. If you can't talk about it with professional lady doctors, who can you talk about it with? I have never had anything but discreet courtesy from these women and every one has been very forthcoming with helpful advice when needed. The nurse I had today was very funny in fact, and we made each other laugh. Eases the tension. If additional blood work is needed, they do have a lab on site, which I think is cool. Saves a trip. There is no direct entry to the lot from Ryan Rd, so you have to turn in to the business park like you're going to Culver's and continue around until you meet the lot for the pavilion. There are a couple of other businesses in this building, but the Women's clinic is on the side that faces Ryan Rd. If you need to get your bits checked out, and have the choice, I'd recommend coming here.

Love this clinic they are SO amazing, staff is so wonderful I highly recommend all of your…read moreWeightloss needs to be resolved here at this clinic!

I was on a tirade of eating/drinking, and was busting at the seams. I heard about this place on the…read moreradio and I met a woman who went here. She talked the place up and had great results. I swallowed my pride (instead of pizza) and faced the facts that I was now a chubbs. I made an appointment and got ready to buckle down. The people here couldn't have been more helpful and friendly. You'll feel right at home and motivated to be thin. It's a good system that is feasible, and they will help you all along the way. There's more than one system and way to shed these pounds, and they will customize it to your desire. Now, I'm not saying it's a miracle, and you're gonna have to put the work in, but it will be well worth the effort if you're serious about getting thinner. There is an old saying: "Girls aren't chatty with a Ladd named fatty." Don't be that guy, and seek the help. Being thin makes life much better and easier. Look better and be more confident. In the end, prepare to get chatty and ditch the fatty, Laddy!

Clean and easily accessible. There's plenty of parking right out front. The wait areas are nice…read morewith free WiFi. The surgery center side has its own pick up door for easier car loading. Everyone is super friendly and kind from check in to helping you into your car.

Came here for a hip injection (not cool, modern, and groovy but rather anatomically located left…read morepelvis proximal end of my femur) and I was rather anxious having researched the procedure. Of course I also researched the surgeon, one very capable fellow named Dr. Edwards who has an impressive training and experience record. Yes, I have trust issues. He was just the right combination of confidence, respectful bedside manner, and efficacy that made me feel silly when it was over and done with in the blink of an eye. For procedures like this, do not look at the needles, but do be aware of how far away (in surgeon's distances) important nerves are from said needles. The current imaging technology that allows for well guided needle insertion also makes these extremely low risk routine procedures. I'm still talking to myself here. The clinic is clean, the staff is very good, I especially appreciate being treated as if I'm not old and confused when I do provide some evidence that this might be the case. I do not see the need for the physician's assistant, seemed a superfluous extra cost layer but that's American Healthcare. The only complaint I have is a pretty serious one, it's very hard to get in for an appointment in the first place. I was referred 6 weeks before the procedure by my Ascension nurse practitioner (excellent btw, NPs are a better choice for primary care) but I had to call myself. The first four calls didn't get me through a completely non-medical screening agent who was only interested in my financial situation. But also they were all quite incompetent, they could not ascertain, verify that I have Medicare plus supplemental. I do, but since they couldn't substantiate this, they wouldn't make an appointment. I was in considerable discomfort which is why I was persistent, but they clearly do not care about patient pain or health at the entry level. I had to make an appointment with another orthopedic surgeon (another 3 phone calls) who works with Dr. Edwards at another clinic and get referred back to Edwards. All of these phone calls of course have to be while I'm supposed to be working. Then, once scheduled, the surgical clinic has to call and talk to me in person, again while I'm at work and not allowed to take phone calls. It's like the clinic, indeed much of the American healthcare delivery system is stuck in the 20th century for communications technology. Heck, I'm an old man and I learned how to use Google Calendar, Internet messaging, e-mail, and SMS. I know it's possible, my nurse practitioner and her office, and dentist as well can use all of these so communication is quite easy. The getting in part was so unpleasant and inconvenient this might have been a two star review in spite of how adept Dr. Edwards is if it weren't for a single act of respect from the front desk person (I won't name her in case she wasn't supposed to do this) who agreed that the office needs to catch up and move on from late 1900s phone tag. Or maybe I should find my telephone answering machine and hook it back up.

I have been here three times. The first time it took over 2 hours to be seen. The second time I got…read morethere when it opened and I was the first patient for the day (30 min). My last time over 1 hour 45 minutes and another 20 when I was taken back into the room. It seems that they on have one doctor working.... the last time I was seen by a PA... the nurses and doctors are nice but these are ER waiting times. they need to figure out how to get the turn around under a hour or close... I won't be back. It seems that the urgent care is an add on to the "real office" and urgent care patients are given low priority.

Slowest clinic I've ever been to. 2 hr wait just to get in for a prescription refill..read more

My kid stared going on here when he was 1 years and a half and he is 4 and my little girl is almost…read more2 and I have never been more happy with a pediatrician or staff than here. He has received all the help that he would need. And they are always willing to respond with the best attitude. 100/100

We've had nothing but great experiences here for our kids. The practitioners have always been…read moregreat with our kids (including the one who's scared of the doctor). The staff are always good at getting us in for last-minute health issues, and they'll always understanding when I'm juggling multiple sick kiddos during our visits. Strongly recommend!

Easy to get in the same day without urgent care. I really like the staff here. I live in Racine and…read moretravel here because of how much I like everyone here. They actually listen and don't try to rush.

Doctors are good and the staff is wonderful too! The nurses respond to you quickly and answer…read moreyour questions.