Dr. Sexton has a great "bedside manner". Have been his patient for 20 years. Very polite and…read moreanswers all questions I have asked. He always schedules a follow up appointment to keep track of whatever ailment I had made my appointment for. If he does not have an immediate answer Dr. Sexton refers me to a specialist. He and his staff have very caring attitudes regarding their patients.

Great experience with Dr. Sexton and his staff I felt like they all truly cared for my well being…read more My husband also goes to Dr. Sexton and he is a diabetic. When we first went to them his alc was 18n just six months his alc is down to 8. So thankful to hind his staff.

Rachel,who did my C.T. scan was awesome She was kind and made me feel much more at ease.read more

I was extremely disappointed in this practice. When I first walked in you had the ladies at the…read morefront desk refuse to check anyone in. You had to check in through mychart which I already did but for some people that would not work well. Then when I saw my provider Dr Amin she would not let me express my concerns. She kept talking over me and explaining that my leg pain was because of changes in activity. Even though my pain has lasted me for years. Safe to say I will not be returning to this practice

Dr. Simmons saw me when I found myself with a 1/4 inch stone stuck in my right ureter. The ER at…read moreSt. Francis actually was my first option, as the pain struck rather suddenly late on a Saturday night, and I made my way to the emergency room at 1am Sunday morning. They performed the CT scan and found the stone, gave me some pain medication and suggested I give it a few days, as it was not so large that it wouldn't pass. If it hadn't passed in three to five days, the ER doc (Dr. Hu) referred me to Dr. Simmons. Well, I gave it three days, and by Wednesday evening of that week I was tired of living on Vicodin, so I called Simmons and Crosse Urology Thursday. They made an appointment to see me Friday morning, and after a quick visit and conversation with Dr. Russell Simmons, we decided that surgery was the way to go. So, I was back at St. Francis that afternoon, having a laser lithotripsy. I'll talk about my (positive) experience at the hospital in another review. Dr. Simmons was kind and communicative, and his staff is top notch. His nurse explained everything that was going to happen in surgery and what would follow, all the way up to the removal of the ureteral catheter two weeks later - which was done in the office. I'd recommend Dr. Simmons and his team to anyone that is unfortunate enough to need any sort of urological care!

I can't speak to the clinical staff at Midtown OBGYN, however, I had a very negative experience…read morewith the front desk staff. I scheduled my appointment three weeks in advance and confirmed verbally with the practice that they accepted my insurance. I did my due diligence and called my insurance company to confirm as well - they affirmed that Midtown was in-network. I took time off work to attend my appointment and showed up at 9:45 for my 10:00am appointment. The woman at the front desk was a) rude straight off the bat and b) informed me that she was unable to verify my insurance, so I immediately provided a copy of my card and went to sit down. I sat in the waiting room until 10:40 (40 minutes past my appointment time) before being called up and told that the practice cannot accept my insurance due to "office policy", but that I can self-pay $200 if I'd like to keep my appointment. I briefly stepped outside to call my insurance company who confirmed (yet again) that Midtown is in network. A second, slightly more pleasant receptionist informed me that the reason the office will not accept my plan is because it is a "limited plan" (10 covered visits per year), which in my interpretation translates to a money hungry practice (they do not want to accept patients who will not be coming in frequently, and thus bringing more money into the practice by only accepting frequent fliers). The front desk staff treated me like it was an inconvenience for THEM, not me, to deal with this issue and did not seem even slightly apologetic for the inconvenience. I wasted hours of my work day due to Midtown OBGYN's failure to correctly verify my insurance coverage when explicitly asked to THREE weeks ahead of my appointment. Extremely disappointing experience to have as a healthcare worker myself, will never return.

Stay as far away from this business as you can! I'm a former patient and decided to leave after…read morethey refused my legal right to decline services. Overweight pregnant woman? You'll face discrimination and excessive services that they refuse to allow you to decline. Before I even met Dr Fortson, I was scheduled for an ultrasound every single month of my pregnancy without my consent. I was scheduled for a pap-smear at 16 weeks of pregnancy without my consent. I have no other risk factors that would consider my pregnancy to be high risk. Someone sitting behind a desk saw my bmi, and scheduled these extremely expensive and excessive procedures without a physician from their office ever having met me. When I called to decline the excessive services and procedures, I was transferred to a nurse and was told it was their "treatment plan" and I could go elsewhere if I didn't comply to their demands. I repeatedly asked "so I do not have the right to decline services?" And the nurse would not answer my question. I told them I would not be back and hung up the phone. I immediately called another provider and scheduled a new patient appointment. I went to see him, and he was very surprised at all of the excessive ultrasounds. He thought it was "very strange" that they scheduled them without any other risk factors, and they wouldn't allow me to decline a pap-smear during pregnancy. Thank God, I found a provider to help bring my child into this world that will allow me to have a say in my medical care. It is our right as American citizens to have a say in our healthcare, and is 100% our right to decline services. This isn't even my only complaint about this place of business. At my 3rd appointment, I was taken into an office and given 3 options to pay off my $5000 bill over the next 4-5 months. We have a high deductible and coinsurance, so I knew we would be paying a lot out of pocket, however this business has no compassion for their patients. We were shocked when we saw that we would owe them over $1000 a month, and our total bill had to be paid in full before 28 weeks of pregnancy. That is A LOT of money for the majority of working Americans, and can be detrimental to a family living on a budget. I spoke to multiple people in the business office looking for solutions to this mess, and finally ended up speaking with a woman named Kelly. She could not have been more cold hearted towards me. I was in tears after getting off of the phone with her, and we had to make the decision to put our family into debt and put our monthly payments on credit cards. Today, over a week later, I received a letter in the mail. I knew exactly what it was before even opening it. Midtown OBGYN (Kelly) decided to further hurt my family and send us a letter firing me as a patient. As if I had not been the one to end the relationship. They labeled me as "non-compliant" and difficult to communicate with. To me, this is them covering their behinds. They are fully aware that I ended the patient-provider relationship because of the reasons I've listed above. Bottom line: if you are overweight, seek prenatal care elsewhere. If your family is on a budget, seek care elsewhere. If you believe you should have a say in how you are treated by the healthcare system, seek care elsewhere. If you think you deserve to be treated with compassion, respect, and dignity, please seek care elsewhere. I am fully expecting a response to my review, so I'll be waiting. You'll find my response to their carefully planned/plotted response here.

My mother has received excellent care at this facility during the last four years. All employees…read moreseem invested in helping patients and going the extra mile. We are grateful for this beautiful facility and highly recommend the John B. Amos Cancer Center.

Staff very dismississive and nonchalant after having a reaction to an iron infusion. I dont know…read morewhat else to say. This place sucks

Well I went because my legs were bothering me. I also wanted to get rid of spider veins. Dr…read more Edwards took a Quick Look at my legs and said I had spider veins and it would be $200 a visit . Maybe the visit lasted less than 5 min. Much later I got a bill for $350. Turns out I need vein surgery since luckily I went for a second opinion. Plus I've tried leaving a message with my insurance info to them more than once . I have to say I'm not impressed.

Dr. . Dr. Edwards is friendly, wise and precise. He chooses excellent workers for his team. The…read morenurses at St. Francis hospital -- Robin, Taylor, Jake -- were very impressive and helpful. Wow! I thank God for Dr. Edwards and his phenomenal team.