I don't know if he was having a bad day or something, but I've never had a doctor make me feel so…read moreinsignificant so quickly. I said " I'm having 4 issues I'd like to talk about." I got one sentence out, and he immediately cut me off. Told me nothing was wrong, and asked why I was in a wheelchair. He spoke mostly to my husband. Apparently women can't understand medical dialogue. I could have understood that there might not be anything he could fix, but the wheelchair comment was snide, and very very condescending. I have never before been made to feel so small. I very much feel like he was trying to use my appt to make up for how late his schedule was running. I thought even if there weren't surgical issues, maybe he could point me in the right direction. Apparently I wasn't worth the time.

I was seen in a timely manor. The staff was friendly and courteous. Would definitely recommend…read morethis practice.

Dr. Kinsella is a leading neurologist in St. Louis. He is kind, considerate/compassionate and…read moreprofessional. An excellent practitioner! Office staff is always kind and considerate. Getting prescriptions refilled is the only challenging thing here at times. Dr. Kinsella spends as much time with you as needed- we have never felt "rushed" here.

Dr. Kinsella is the one of the only physicians in the St. Louis metro area to specialize in…read morePostural Orthostatic Tachychardia Syndrome (POTS), which I have the misfortune of having. It was a 3-month wait to get in to see him last November. At my first appointment, he was 2 hours late. At the end of the appointment, he said I could email him with any questions, no problem. He understood he'd thrown a lot of new information my way. I sent him an email a few days later with questions. His response: that's a lot of questions; you should make an appointment with my nurse practitioner to discuss all this. Okay... I met with the nurse practitioner a couple weeks later. She was on time and very helpful. At my second appointment with the doctor, he was 90 minutes late. He seemed rushed and talked fast. I told him some of the medicine wasn't helping; he just said, "Hmm." When I paused to think before responding to a question from him, he said, "I'm running really late today. I don't have time to deal with [your primary complaint.]" He said to make an appointment to see his nurse practitioner about it and rushed me out of the office. At the scheduling desk, the receptionist said he'd written in his notes for me to see the NP in 6 months. REALLY? Wait 6 months? Was he even paying attention to his own words? Dr. Kinsella was rude, unprofessional, and uncaring. My husband was with me for the appointment and was also taken aback by the doctor's behavior. I have seen dozens of docs because of my illness and am used to bad doctors. His blatant disregard was one of the most harmful (I didn't describe everything here) because it was demoralizing and shaming. He, of all people, should understand the challenges of my illness. And if he didn't manage his time well today, he should not punish me as his patient for that. I will never recommend Dr. Kinsella and will not be seeing him again.

I am looking for an esthetician that works with the product Anteage. I have been in this program…read morefor 3 years. Just moved and needed a new place. I found Palm Health. This facility is more then just an esthetician.to get a service done. This is a compound of health and wellness. I booked a tour to learn all about it. When I arrived to the desk met with Rose. She had a folder of all the information we were going to cover on services and pricing so I could focused in taking this all in. We took our time on the tour looking at each room and getting information on how to utilize under a spa pass, monthly membership or annual membership. There is a gym, a cafe, even an area to bring your laptop or books to have a quite space in a relaxing environment. On our tour we were even able to discuss the micro needing and Anteage with one of the technicians. Big fan of the salt rock and cryo offered. I have had great benefits from both of those services over the course of my lifetime. I.was so impressed after the tour I booked a facial for 1/26 and am looking forward to seeing how this compound can fit into my new world. Hard to put a price on wellness and happy to have health care benefits to do so. Purchased a spa pass $50.00 for the day to get you in the door and micro needling plus products Anteage $425.00. They do accept the HSA and FSA as well as credit cards for payment.

Not sure how I have been going to palm so long and haven't reviewed it yet!…read more Palm is by far the best massage and facial I have gotten anywhere. Went here on Monday for a spa day and started off with an amazing massage from Bronson. This was then followed by a custom facial with Jody. My face was breaking out pretty bad prior to this facial and it has been soo much better since! After those services, I had lunch in their cafe, followed by the salt room, cryotherapy, sound focus and biomat. The sound focus was new and something I had never done before. I m still super curious about if it works or not! By the end of the day, I was super relaxed and ready to go back to work the next day! I love that this place does not do tips so check out was a breeze. My hope is to go back monthly and take advantage of my full membership. My only complaint is that the cafe is not open on weekends!

Dr. Zipfel did my transsphenodeal pituitary tumor resection a week ago and I could not be more…read moreimpressed with him and his team. I would recommend him to anyone!

Went to St. Louis Neuropathy and Pain Relief Center today with my son who suffers chronic pain…read more You get to the office hoping the doctor will be able to offer some relief for chronic pain. The physicians assistant says they only offer interventional pain relief. What does that mean? Do they review the referral notes sent by primary care physicians? I don't think so. It was a waste of time and a hope shattering experience to go here.

I gave this office a 2 only because of Dr Shapiro. When he did a abalation on my lower back, i did…read morenot feel it he was so good at it. Another dr in crystal city hurt me so bad i could hardly walk an had to leave work for 2 months. I have 3 herniated disc, degenerative arthritis, scoliosis an horrible fibromyalgia. Then in 2019 i broke my back. The dr in crystal city said i didnt need to be on pain killers. I hurt constantly. My ex husband an i owned 8 martial arts schools. My first BB test lasted 13 hours. i fought 6 men at a time. I did full contact for 25 yrs. 6 ft tall men threw me in takedowns as hard as the could. I also showed horses in barrels, pole bending western pleasure hunter under saddle an gaited. Ive had a car fall on top of me an 3 big horses the same. Ive been kicked in ribs an broken, runover by horse at top speed an a bunch of other things in gymnastics. So yes im always in pain. But i think his last name is Anderson a black guy hurt me, belittled me an lied about me. NEVER GO TO THIS ASSHOLE IN CRYSTAL CITY MO. Dr Shapiro is great but now retired. He had a Nurse Practioner named Betty. Shes a bitch, rude an call you a liar. Walk out if shes part of pain management you switch toi. There are more complaints about her on yelp