This is going to be one of my shorter reviews. There's not a whole lot I can say other than these…read morepeople are great! I love everyone at this clinic. Dr. Wax did my hand surgery and did a great job. He and the nurses are super informative. They are very helpful and answer everything I need answers to. The one missing star comes from the fact that I always have to wait over an hour passed my appt. time before being called to the back. It's a small price to pay to have a doctor and nurses you love.

I have been meany times to see Dr. Bostick. He has a great…read morebedside manner very Thorough and listens very well. He did a RouterCalifornia Surgery on my shoulder last year he was great a answered all my questions very well told what to expect how long I would down and all. I find his staff up front very nice and very good always very nice. His staff in the back the same very nice and friendly. His PA is straight to the point and tells like it is I like her very much. The whole office is great people. Right now the lady who dose the referrals her and both or fighting my Insurance company to my pain man get approved she is great and very nice to talk to. So I have no problems with this office.

I do believe Dr. Thomas may be an excellent doctor. I have never seen him, because he doesn't take…read moremy insurance. If you call to make an appointment, the nice ladies who answer the phone get all of your information, then, in a by the way manner, proceed to tell you he doesn't accept insurance. So, you cancel the appointment and think, no problem, I'll find another doctor. End of story. NOT the end of the story! Mark Rabito, the CEO, as he calls himself, will soon call you to try to convince you that Dr. Thomas is the best you will find, and no other doctor will be as good. He proceeds to ask if you found another doctor, and then says, well, Dr. Soandso doesn't have the training that Dr. Thomas has, and really can't help you like Dr. Thomas can. He's almost to the point of being a bully and very unprofessional, talking bad about other doctors. I guess he needs to convince you to see the doctor so he can make more money, also. I totally understand that doctors have to provide discounts to insurance providers. I understand they may only make a percentage of what they make from insurance, however, I think doctors, in general, make a better living than those of us who are nurses or paralegals. Not accepting insurance is only selfish. I'd rather live with back pain than see someone who only cares about the bottom line, because I would think a doctor would treat you, no matter how you paid him, if he cared about YOU!

Dr. Thomas changed my life. I recently underwent back surgery with him and not only did it go…read morewell the office was very responsive I had hear good things and they lived up to them all. His nurse practitioner is excellent and was always there to answer questions and reassure

Previous doctor couldn't diagnose my cold and continued to prescribe the wrong medication (never…read morementioned anything about allergies) but after seeing Dr. Creely, I got better starting an hour after visiting him. He was patient, knowledgeable and seemed determined to help me feel better. Definitely recommend him!

I use to like Dr. Creely. I've been going to him for about 15 years and I've taken my children to…read morehim a few times too. Recently, I brought my daughter in bc I believe she has allergies. He was in there not 5 minutes and suggested allergy testing. No suggested OTC to help, no prescription, nothing and of course I had to pay for a full office visit. He use to sit and listen. I think it's time for him to retire. Oh and his office staff... especially the 2 young women who sit closet to his 'side' of the practice - RUDE! I was standing by the counter for at least a minute before I was acknowledged. You would think a minute isn't that long but when the women were gossiping to each other about personal matters even after one of them noticed me walk up to the counter but apparently decide to continue her gossiping and ignore me... a minute is too long. I finally said "excuse me... could I pay my bill now?"

I have been a patient of Dr. Ryan's for more than 20 years. He delivered both of my children, 17…read moreyears apart. He is kind and caring and he really knows what he is doing. I had complicated deliveries and he breezed right through them, making sure that I felt confident and as comfortable as possible. He also takes care in explaining to you whatever it is that might be going on with your body at the time and is ready and willing to answer any questions you may have without being condescending, if you're left with any questions after he has thoroughly explained it on his own. I am so grateful to have him as a doctor. Side note* I love his staff too! They have been there for as many years as I can remember

I've been going to Dr. Ryan for about 4 years now and he's been my only OBGYN. He always puts me at…read moreease and it gentle. The nurse, Sharon & receptionist, Paige are always friendly and makes me feel very welcomed. :)

Definitely a great place to get routine medical care. Lab…read moreservices are excellent, with friendly technicians. If you need a good primary care provider, I recommend Dr. Miriam Azuoru- both my mother and I see her for our routine care.

Please review your EOB carefully after an annual physical at Ochsner…read more My son previously had an annual preventive visit at Ochsner and unexpectedly received an additional problem-oriented office-visit charge. Because of that experience, when I saw Jillene Amow, NP, for my own annual physical on April 30, 2026, I was specifically careful not to raise unrelated medical issues or seek treatment for a separate condition. Despite this, Ochsner billed both the preventive physical (CPT 99396) and a separate Level 4 problem-oriented visit (CPT 99214), resulting in a $25 copay. I disputed the charge, and Ochsner later acknowledged in writing that the Level 4 service was not supported. However, instead of removing the additional office visit, Ochsner changed it to CPT 99212, a Level 2 problem-oriented visit, and I was again billed the same $25. What apparently triggered the separate charge was that, while routine labs were being ordered, I asked to have my zinc level checked. I briefly explained that I had previously experienced neck itching and was taking over-the-counter zinc. I was not seeking evaluation or treatment for the itching. There was no new prescription, medication change, referral, or separate follow-up. The medical note itself says the condition was "well controlled with zinc" and that the zinc level was added "at Client request." What makes this particularly frustrating is that approximately one-third of my time with the NP was spent in a casual conversation about my skin-care products. She commented that my skin looked very good and asked what products I used because she was interested in trying similar products herself. That was certainly not a problem-focused medical evaluation. The issue for me is not the $25. It is the billing practice and lack of transparency. After my son's experience, I intentionally tried to keep my visit strictly preventive, yet I still ended up with an additional problem-oriented office-visit charge. I have formally requested a Coding Compliance review from Ochsner. I am sharing my experience because other patients should be aware of this possibility. If you go to Ochsner for an annual physical, carefully review your EOB afterward and check whether an additional office-visit code was billed alongside your preventive-care code. I believe patients deserve to know when something discussed during a preventive visit is going to be treated as a separately billable service, especially when it can result in an unexpected copay.

Towards the end of a routine appointment/pap, in the middle of the hallway of the clinic, and in…read morefront of four members of his staff, God, and everybody, I had no other choice but to finish listing the many symptoms I had been experiencing. All very personal, and some of them truly embarrassing. This so-called doctor of medicine, Dr. Peeper, turned to me and said "Oh, that's not a real thing. It's all in your head." This is, my friends, textbook gas lighting, which is considered abuse by any standard, highly damaging, and never something I would expect any legitimate medical professional to say. If you are in perimenopause, run very far and very fast away from Dr. Peeper and find a doctor who is 1. knowledgeable, 2. professional, and 3. capable of showing a mere modicum of compassion.

Dr Peeper is one of the top OBGYNs in the nation. We are lucky to have such a prominent, well…read moreeducated and knowledgeable physician like him in New Orleans. I have been seeing him for over 20 years and whether it's a regular exam or childbirth or gyn questions/issues, his knowledge of the most up to date procedures, technologies, data and medical literature is without question. He takes all my concerns seriously, even when I don't know what I don't know. He explains things well. I recently needed a procedure when I developed a symptom and he did a great job on the surgery and also helping me understand timing implications while were worried about the recent upsurge in COVID cases possibly limiting my options. His staff helped a ton with getting me names and referrals for surgery clearance. I am so grateful to the whole practice for all their help! I recently asked Dr Peeper for some recommendations of doctors for another family member, totally unrelated to my health and he knows which physicians are the best to go to in their field in NO since he is so well respected and a top notch medical leader in NO. It's not hard getting an appt time, his staff are good at working with my schedule, and as with any OB, since he delivers babies, his waiting room times can be fast, or a little longer. But I haven't ever had any different expectations since that's pretty much how any OBGYN has to function. Recommend highly.

Thomas Ryan is a OB/GYN practicing in New Orleans and in Metairie. Yelp has two listings for him -…read moreone for each of his office locations. Both offices are clean and have ample free parking, so pick the location closest to you - you will get five-star medical treatment at either. Dr Ryan was my gynecologist long before I became I mom, and he is to this day. I've been going to him for over 20 years, and I have no complaints at all. He is a fun and silly person who clearly understands how ridiculously uncomfortable it is (mentally and sometimes physically) to have a gynecological exam, and he will chat and laugh with his patients to get them through the experience with minimal discomfort. He has had three nurses since I started seeing him, and every one of them has been warm, funny, kind, spunky, and well . . . just the kind of woman you'd want to go have a drink with. Dr. Ryan is very much NOT an alarmist. He is quite easy-going, and his confidence is extremely reassuring, especially for nervous soon-to-be moms. His jovial and relaxed bedside manner aside, however, he is also extremely knowledgeable and reacts quickly to save lives when the situation arises, as it did with the birth of my first child. After a brutally long labor, Dr. Ryan indulged my fears for my own pain with sympathy and good humor until the second my daughter began experiencing distress in utero. At that moment, he became all business, moving extremely quickly to pull my girl out with forceps while barking at the nurses and other people there so they too would react quickly on her arrival. It turns out that the umbilical cord had wrapped around her neck twice and was choking her with my pushing. The second he knew there was a problem, he acted amazingly and ensured that I would have a lovely, healthy daughter instead of a sad tale to tell. I know he takes Blue Cross, Blue Shield, because that is the type of insurance I have. I could not recommend him more highly. Additionally, I see that he has scored a 100% satisfaction rating at healthgrades based on 13 of his other patients' surveys (I did not do one).

Dr. Vu is great. I had the worst spasm on my back and he…read morewas able to make it better in couple of treatments. Also had pain in my foot and that was fixed in one treatment. I am from Los Angeles so I am used to getting acupuncture treatment from many great clinics and I was skeptical getting treated in LA but I am so thankful I found Dr. vu. Defiantly worth driving over the bridge to see him.

My first experience with acupuncture was in NYC in the 80's, for an ankle injury. Since that time I…read morehave prefered Chinese medicine over western medicine. I was a little skeptical about finding a good acupuncturist in the New Orleans area, but after looking at reviews I decided to give Dr. Vu a try and I'm glad I did. I feel like I am in good hands at Lotus. I have various issues I've been dealing with for a long time and don't expect a magic cure, but I do feel better after 10 treatments and leave every session feeling so relaxed I can hardly walk out of the office. These are good folks who truly care about your health and well being.