I have yet to visit this clinic but I wanted to give a shout out to Amanda, the scheduling…read morereceptionist/coordinator who assisted me after I spoke to different people to try and find a physician that was in-network and took my insurance. I can't speak to the quality of care that they provide but the scheduling experience has been pretty good. I was having difficulty in finding a good primary care physician and she took the time to answer my questions and problem solve to find a viable solution. I am hoping that I can follow up this review and update it with good news regarding how my visit actually goes come November, but I feel proud to be the first to review it. Once I have been seen, I will go ahead and update my review to include pictures and provide an honest account of my experience which will hopefully be a good one in person,

I love Dr. Guill. I feel that he really knows what he's doing. He has a great bedside manner too…read more He is pleasant and listens to what you have to say. He has never made me feel rushed. I have been to so many doctors for so many different things that I feel like a pro when it comes to opinions. I also worked in a major hospital for 19 yrs as a Certified, Registered Respiratory Therapist. That has given me great insight on doctors. If not for my 3 strokes and 5 mini strokes I would still be working. I'll be the first to tell you to never give up in hard times because God has a plan to help you through and there's something even better ahead. If not for those hard times I wouldn't have met Dr. Guill. He is a great Doctor and I highly recommend him and those who work with him!

Outstanding providers (Dr.Scheri-lyn Makombe), and staff…read more I've been a patient of the Jane Pauley Community Health Centers for 6 years. They are professional, friendly, compassionate, and always respectful. The clinics are attractive, and although they are busy, they have always been on time. They always take time to discuss any concerns. Highly recommend!!!

I stumbled on this place because my insurance changed, & this was the only place in the community…read morenetwork that my new insurance took. I would go to the Dr. when needed as I assume most people do. I never had a long wait in the waiting room, nor did I have a long wait once I was taken back & had to wait for the doctor to come in. The staff was always kind & courteous. The problem came when my son got pink eye. No big deal really to me. I call to schedule an appointment, & I'm told the only do same day, or next day appointments, & that I had already missed the cut off for next day appointments. I ask if they can call in an rx because its just pink eye, & they advise me that no he has to be seen, & I should take him to medcheck. So I take him to the medcheck problem solved * temporarily* I notice that when they eye should be about cleared up its actually getting worse. So I continue using the drops as prescribed & start calling again into the Jane pauley health center to attempt to see the dr. The first day I'm told again that I had missed the cut off for same day/next day appointments & to call tomorrow. So I do just that I called before 10am & they were booked for same day, & was told to call back at noon for next day. I call back at noon, & no one answers I call & call & the voice mail is still picking the calls up. Needless to say by now I'm pissed I call back again at about 12:15 or so, & I'm told that they have no next day appointments available & I need to call back tomorrow, & if I want immediate care I should go to medcheck. So, we go back up to medcheck & they issue another rx, & inform me I should follow up w/ my doctor if anything else should happen. Thankfully the second rx cleared it up, & in less than two weeks I found a new doctor. The scheduling system sucks!

Best. Doctor. EVER. My mom found him first and recommended him. I can honestly say he is the best…read moredoctor I have ever had, and now that my kids are getting too old for a pediatrician, he was my first choice as their doctor too. He really listens. He never rushes you. It seems like no matter what his workload is for the day, he will still take the time to give you his undivided attention for as long as you need it. He doesn't have any of the ego associated with doctors. He is willing to consider what you feel is best for you and work around it. He has never been condescending or dismissive in the 10 years since I first saw him. If he recommends a course of antibiotics and you tell him you'd rather take echinacea, consult your horoscope, and wait for your crystals and spirit guide to send you a sign, he will still say, "OK, let's go ahead and try that, and if that doesn't work, let's make a followup appointment 2 weeks from now and explore our other options." It can take some time to get a well appointment because he is in high demand for the reasons listed above. Plus he takes a lot of trips abroad to provide free medical care, so he's spread pretty thin. But once you're established, he will make every effort to fit you in for all things acute. Well worth the wait. If you're looking for a doctor you can trust to genuinely have your best interest at heart, this is your guy.

I feel very lucky to have found Dr. Breitwieser. I always feel like he is genuinely concerned about…read moreme as a person and he listens well. Sometimes he can run behind schedule, but I don't mind b/c I know he will take as much time with me as he does with others. I'd rather have a doc that listens and engages you while running a little late than an efficient doctor who just gets you in and out. Dr. Breitwieser's also not afraid to follow up and find out what's happening. I had been referred to the Sleep Center for what was later diagnosed as sleep apnea, and he was very active in following along with the recommendations there. His nurse is first-rate also. It's so comforting to know he is looking after my well-being.

I was followed by Anna Edwards, MD, a family practitioner with Community Health Network, for a…read moreperiod of about three years until her subsequent marriage and birth of another child led to her leaving the practice to focus on parenting for a bit. I've decided to edit my review because, upon reflection, I realized that my review of her as a physician was being tainted by my concerns about the overall practice. While she certainly had an influence of practice standards, ultimately some of my negative experiences occurred as she was transitioning out. Thus, she's not really to blame. Truthfully, I loved working with Dr. Edwards. She was my second physician with the practice and I immediately felt a click with her as we shared similar personalities. She also tapped quickly into my resistance to seeking help and worked hard to build trust. I became a "priority" for her and she made it well known that if I called I was to get through and to get scheduled. There's no question that she went above and beyond with me on several occasions, though I've never been one to go to the doctor on an incredibly regular basis. She made note once of probably trusting my own opinions about my care, I liked that she was also confident enough to challenge me when necessary. By the time we did actually have a semi-emergency once, I trusted her enough to follow-up on a urology referral for which I was truly hesitant. It's difficult to get my trust and Dr. Edwards truly had it. I believed she cared and trusted her opinion. As a result, I did more follow-up and grew to feel like my follow-up care was important. It was toward the end that I struggled, moreso with the practice than actually with her. During one time when she was out, I ended up seeing another physician in the practice with whom I just plain didn't click at all. My guess is that this was around the time Dr. Edwards decided to leave, because not long after I received a letter informing me she was leaving the practice and that they didn't have anyone else to follow me. Negligently (and I complained), they referred me to four possibilities - 3 in Hamilton County and one pediatrician. I live in Lawrence and am 50. So, while I had issues with the actual practice I really valued the positive physician/patient relationship I had with Dr. Edwards. I ultimately ended up leaving Community Health Network due to the poor referrals and lack of follow-up, but I think Dr. Edward's influence helped me determine the next appropriate setting and made me better informed to find the right physician for me with whom I continue to be seen.

My husband had this doctor for his children before we met so we agreed to keep her for his…read morechildren. After an appointment today for a well child exam I think that is going to change. We arrived 40 minutes early to complete paperwork and be mindful of their time. It was an 11 am appointment. My husband and the little one were taken back for vitals at 10:38. It is now 12:37. I'm still waiting for them to come out as he texts me updates from the room. After vitals the doctor didn't show up until 11:40. A quick exam was performed and they were instructed to wait for vaccinations. At 12:30 my husband flags a nurse to ask about the shots. She looks confused. They completely forgot about them. They are asked to continue waiting. From the waiting room I have seen no less than a dozen patients, some who arrived an hour after us, go back and see the doctor. ALL of them have already finished their appointments, checked out, and gone home. Some of these people had multiple patients in their visit. On top of this completely ridiculous delay, we've requested medical records for the children to be sent to us numerous times. We've not received them, though the front desk staff insist it was done. It's 12:40. They just emerged. Two hours later. Two hours for a five year old to sit at lunch time in a doctor's office. I can't.

My son has seen Rosa since he was a baby and absolutely loves her! She is always kind, helped us to…read morefind therapists for our son who has SPD and ADHD.