Wise, kind practitioners behind every stethoscope, desk and phone. Couldn't recommend more highly.read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Weiss for several years. From the first time I met her, we…read moreestablished a rapport wherein she really listened to me and my concerns. Fast forward to a catastrophic accident and she was there to walk the extra mile with me. A couple of years later, following a broken elbow, she advised me which ER to visit and then had a back-up plan if they were too busy to see me. Each time I go in for a check-up, she knows me and as we discuss the results of my exams and blood work, she makes sure I understand the significance of any issue. While the Practice is currently associated with Baptist Health, the people in the office have been extremely helpful, courteous, and proactive. My son is now a patient of Dr. Pendleton and is very satisfied with the professionalism shown him.

Dr. Sadlo is now fully retired. After many years of as a highly awarded Cardiologist he ccan now…read morehave the time to enjoy life at a much slower pace. His treatment of me for almost 20 years was outstanding.

My first visit ended with me going into ICU. I love a dr that don't play with your health. I have…read morewalked out of drs offices with a bp way too high to go home. Dr Sadlo didn't fool around(I also was having chest pains). Because of Dr Sadlo I'm finally finding out what's causing the pain. Please don't change. Continue to put your patients 1st. Now that EMT worker was another story. Not so good either.

Doctor Manchi is an excellent doctor, he takes his time with you and explains what's going on. He…read moredoesn't menace words. I recommend Doctor Manchi to anyone that needs a heart doctor.

My husband has been a patient of Dr Manchi for several years. He has a stent that Dr. Manchi put…read morein and it doing well. He once saw me at the hospital and recognized me and came over to ask if everything was ok with him. I was actually there for another family member, but I was impressed he was so thoughtful. The office is busy, but we have always been treated well.

My hunt for a family doctor started in Lexington, but I couldn't find a solid physician who was…read moreboth taking new patients AND had availability in less than 1-2 months. Since I travel to Louisville with moderate frequency, it's no problem to have a doc there. Wait time for new patients was 2 weeks, below average of other places I called. The main thing is that Dr Gilberts took her time and didn't rush me out. We had engaging conversation and she easily established trust. It was frankly the first time I did NOT feel like another faceless copayment. I felt human and like she genuinely cared about the outcome of my health. Needless to say I highly recommend Dr Gilberts and I am excited to have finally located a doctor that understands me. All other neurotic hypochondriac entrepreneurs and professionals will feel right at home, just like me :)

I last saw Dr. Hal Corwin, neurologist, back in 2017 when he recommended I have a VNS (Vagus Nerve…read moreStimulator) implanted to control my unexplained seizures. I saw Dr. Corwin a few times after that to monitor the implant but then miraculously, I had no more seizures after experiencing 22 in the prior 2 year period of time before the implant was put in. Unfortunately, Dr. Corwin retired. If you look him up online you wouldnt know that though because everything pertaining to the correct Hal Corwin, neurologist, says he is still practicing and accepting new patients. What a disappointment. I absolutely LOVED him, but not like in a weird way. He was the best doctor I have had my whole life. There was only one other doctor before him and his skills were beyond reproach. Leslie J. Dunaway at Jtown Family Practice was an amazing doctor and he didn't just act like your friend, he actually was your friend. Dr. Corwin was a lot like him. Anyway, squirrel moment, sorry. Moving on. A lot of the information was updated Feb 2026. So I might suggest that the people who update these Currently Active and Practicing Doctor who are accepting new patients websites actually pick up the phone and talk to someone to make sure they are. Don't just transfer them over to the next year. Because it looks like thats whats been done to my Dr. Corwin since 2017. There is a huge problem when someone can still be listed as practicing and accepting new patients when they retired 8 years ago.

I've had a few bad experiences with doctors where they don't listen to you or take the time to…read moreactually help you out. This place is totally different. I've mostly been to Dr. Busse but I've heard that the other two are just as great. Dr. Busse is excellent. Every time I've gone to get, I've felt like she really listened to me and took my concerns seriously. She also takes her time with each patient and seems to genuinely care about each person. Dr. Busse has also had training in holistic medicine so she can recommend natural and homeopathic remedies for various ailments. I really appreciate that and it came in really handy when I was pregnant and couldn't use a lot of medications. I have really bad allergies and she really helped me manage those when I couldn't use the normal medicines. The only bad thing is that you do sometimes have long waits but that seems to be pretty standard at most doctor's offices.

I hate giving this rating because I've been with my doctor for years, but I was so agitated…read moreyesterday when I left that I was shaking and ready to explode. I had a 2:00 appointment and it was almost 5:00 by the time I left. The receptionist lost my sign in sheet and instead of looking bad, she told the doctor I was late (I was ten minutes early) and then he met with his 3:00 appointment before me. I had to stay though because it's nearly impossible to get a quick reschedule. My doctor was very apologetic, but I don't blame him. That's why they have assistants and receptionists...

Care level has dropped dramatically in the last 12 months. Employees don't answer the phone and…read morewill never return a call. The only way to get thru is to contact the doctor directly. Medical records are not correct or up to date, employees have attitudes and do not willing complete tasks like insurance forms, test results, etc. after 5 years of being a very happy patient, I feel like they'd rather I wasn't there. Ever. I certainly don't need to pay a monthly fee for service that is lower than an urgent care. Twice now I've had lab work done, and was done again at another provider and the results were completely different. I am starting to think that although blood was drawn, labs weren't sent in. Maybe it's a staffing issue. Maybe too many irons in the fire or too many patients.

I have been a patient of Dr Walkers for 25 years. She is a very concerned efficient doctor. She did…read morehave what she believed to be 2 loyal employees dedicated to the same personal care that Dr Walker always has; unfortunately both caused chaos in the front office. she has since become aware of the problem and has immediately corrected it. Dr Walker's kindness and unwillingness to give up on patients is exactly why I will stay with her as long as she is practicing. We have had some pretty difficult to diagnose health scares in our family and Dr walker has gotten us through them. Her concierge fee is worth it at twice the price.

I have been a patient of Dr. Poorkay's for about 10 years and he is by far, the best Dr. ever! He…read morehas both, great bedside manner and very intelligent. His staff is pretty amazing as well... Especially the young lady that does labs! She's the best stick ever!

Before my primary care doctor talked to me about the possibility of starting testosterone, i had no…read moreidea what an Endocrinologist was. (If you're wondering the same thing, it's a hormone specialist). Though i'm sure there are probably lots of reasons to see a hormone specialist, this review will mostly be for FTM guys and you curious yelpers who want to look through the window into the world of trans. I walked into the first appointment not knowing what to expect. I'd not done any real research and, if we are being honest, i wasn't totally mentally prepared to start T that day.. which is what i thought was going to happen. When i arrived, the staff were very welcoming and friendly. They used the "he" pronoun without me even asking them to. They also asked what my preferred name was, but at that point, i hadn't thought of a preferred name. They let me know that whenever i decided on something new, just let them know and they'd update it in my file. (flash forward 5 weeks when i did have a preferred name -- they updated it not only in their office records, but also in the Norton records -- so all Norton network folks would be informed) So, what to expect if you're seeing the Endo for the first time: 1) they will weight you and take your vitals before putting you in an exam room. The nurse that always does this is really chatty. She shamelessly flirts and really builds up your self-confidence. I naturally have a pretty large head (that's what she said), but i think lots of guys would really feel great after interacting with her. 2) Dr. Poorkay will come in and ask you family history and relationship questions. He's basically gauging if you have a support system in place. He'll refer to you in person and in his notes using your preferred pronouns. He'll tell you what's required to start T: a. a letter from a therapist (if you need one, I recommend the doc in my TransList bookmarks) b. blood tests -- a lot of them. (they will write the order and tell you there is a lab right down the hall. i recommend talking with your insurance and knowing what will be covered. I needed 9 tests - things like a lipid panel, T-Free and others i'd never heard of. if you don't have insurance or have a really high deductible, see my review of Any Lab Test Now) 3) You won't leave your first visit with a prescription. He made a follow-up appt for 5-weeks out. 4) When you return with your letter and lab tests, you still won't get a shot that day. He'll ask you a few more questions, give you the chance to ask all the questions you spent the last 5 weeks thinking of, then you'll leave with a script. I was disappointed with this, but i understand that they can't give out the serum in the office. 5) AFTER you fill the prescription (i recommend the "Good Rx" app to find the most affordable pharmacy), you'll have to return to get your 1st shot. They require that you either come in each week for the shot OR have someone administer it for you. If you choose the latter, you'll save time and money, but that person will need to come with you to be shown by the nurse how to do it. 6) Dr. Poorkay will schedule a 3-month check in, which will require lab tests again. This is to make sure the T is effective and nothing else wonky is going on with your hormones. After that, the visits will be less frequent, maybe once or twice a year. Lastly, since his office is a part of Norton Healthcare, you can log into your "my chart" to look over your appointments, lab results and to send messages to Dr. Poorly or his staff. They typically respond within 24-48 hours. 4 stars just because i wish information like this had been available to me before starting the process. The staff are great, Dr.Poorkay is great and i'm so grateful to have been able to pretty seamlessly start T. **I've created a TransList bookmarks list for other Trans Guys on a similar journey. Best of luck fellas. There are lots of great trans friendly businesses and health providers around louisville. how lucky are we? :)