My daughter went to West Wichita Walk in with complaints of an extremely sore throat, swelling and…read morestruggling to swallow, her face was swollen. Her throat was so bad they struggled to understand her. They sent her out with two scripts that she was unable to take because she couldn't swallow. Less than an hour later I took her to the ER. She had an abscess tonsil!!! They had to drain it in the ER. She listed her pain level at a 10! What a waste of time and money at West Wichita walk in clinic.

I've had reoccurring back pain for years. Yesterday I went to my primary care doctor at another…read morelocation & she handed me a pamphlet of stretches to do. I wanted a second opinion & right away i was ordered an x-ray and given proper medication for pain management. I was recommended for an MRI to find out what was wrong. I felt very taken care of and the staff was really concerned about my wellbeing. I was in and out within 30-45 minutes. In the past, I had never had a doctor take me as seriously as the one I saw today. I am very satisfied with my visit and am finally feeling relief after weeks of constant pain.

I tried to see a doctor here (Dr. Pierce is not taking new patients). I waited 11 days for an…read moreappointment, got up, got dressed, drove to the other side of town, got checked in, I'm in the exam room filling out paperwork and some woman walks in and says they won't see me because I'm on BHRT including testosterone. No apology, no nothing for wasting my time. They could have told me this over the phone and I could have spent those 11 days trying to find another doctor to diagnose a potentially serious medical condition. I did not need them to prescribe the testosterone, didn't matter, get out, we don't want you here is basically what it felt like.

I never have to wait when I make an appointment. I get right in. They take time to listen to my…read moreissues and recommend any extra labs to help figure out any issues. The young lady that draws blood is very good, as never any bruising afterwards. Nice staff all around.

I stay with Dr. Lauer because I haven't found a better doctor…read more The good: He is easy to see. If I'm sick, I've never had trouble seeing him that day. The bad: He can be rather a pain about referrals. For example, I was pregnant. I knew I was pregnant, I told the office on the phone I was pregnant. However, this still required I come in for an appointment before giving me a referral. Most doctors these days will take your word on it because the pregnancy tests on the shelf are pretty the same ones they use. I'm also not convince he treats some things aggressively enough. My husband has diabetes, and his care (prescriptions, monitoring, tests etc) has been patient-led. We have had to do a lot of reading up on this ourselves, because the information was simply not presented by Dr. Lauer (in a complete manner).

Dr. Tammie Nelson was my dr. for years. She is a wonderful, smart, and really good dr. The staff,…read moreincluding Teresa, and Karen are the most courteous and respectful staff, and I'm an RN. I wish I could still go to her, but just moved and am looking for a new dr.

The one review I see here is totally the opposite of my experience with Dr. Joe…read more In 15 years (with yearly check-ups) I've never once felt him eager to rush me out of his office or even once look at his watch. He is knowledgeable (40 years of experience in medicine), has a sense of humor, is patient and an excellent listener. His staff, (nurse Michelle). Is always kind and helpful. My wife, (who introduced me to Dr. Davidson) feels the same. Dr. Davison's exemplary behavior dealing with her autistic son (who is now in is forties) speaks to his people skills and empathy. I always feel like he genuinely cares. The wait time, in my experience, is always minimal I would highly recommend this man to anyone. The business end of the office is professional, respectful and efficient.

Dr. Davison and his staff make you feel like you are on an assembly line. Very impersonal and cold…read more During a consultation this Dr. never takes his hand off of the doorknob.