My husband and I decided to change our Primary Care Provider, and we are so happy that we found Dr…read more Grus. We have found him to be very caring, a good listener, he knows the right questions to ask pertaining to our visit, and gives us a very high quality of care because he is so knowledgeable. We also appreciate all of his staff who are also very dedicated to excellent patient care. We appreciate that our wait times are good, getting in to see him within a few minutes of our arrival. Another thing we really like about Dr. Grus, that being established patients, we can usually get a same-day or next day appointment, instead of having to go to an urgent care. I believe he does this as a service for his patients, and I think all doctors should do this. We have a good experience from start to finish because there is plenty of parking, check in is speedy, a lab is available on site, and checkout is in his office. The facility is also very clean and welcoming. We highly recommend Dr. Grus if you are looking for a new doctor and a great all around patient experience. We give him 5 Stars!

Dr. Danielyan herself is a fantastic, patient doctor who gets it when a patient says "this isn't…read moreworking, I need help." The office staff, though, was unhelpful, didn't seem to understand my condition, and when I questioned why I didn't have my medication refilled, was treated like I was med-seeking instead of a person seeking basic medical care. I found out today via certified mail that I'm no longer welcome at the practice because I questioned the office practices. The good news is that I have a PPO and can choose another doctor, which I've already done, and have complained to my medical insurance as well as PMS's corporate offices itself. The saddest part is that Dr. Danielyan made me feel so welcome and cared for, until this last visit.

Dr. Rau is the best doctor I have ever had in my life. He is patient, caring and listens. Because…read moreof Dr. Rau, my illnesses have become managed and under control. He cares about his patience being in the very best health in every way.

My mother was a patient of Dr. Craig Holzem. I would not recommend this Doctor. My mother was 88…read moreyears old she would had made it to 89 if Dr. Holzem would had done his job right. Mother was dealing with urine issue for a year. All he did is send her home with antibiotic. As time went on my mother pain got worse he would just give her a stronger antibiotic. When her pain spread to her back he told her she was having back spasms. His plan of action was to give her a pain pill. In that time my mother had bladder cancer that had spread to her stomach then to lungs. He did nothing to look into her issues. He is a failed my mother, not sure if he looks at the elderly as a waste of time. His office staff was not useful at all either. I would not recommend this doctor to my worst enemy if I had one. He should be ashamed of himself for doing that to my mother, not looking into her problems as a doctor should.

Best MD ever! I really appreciate a practice where your MD knows you and you know your MD. Building…read morethat personal relationship is very important and a crucial part in a persons treatment, in my opinion at least. Every time I go in I know I'm seeing Dr. Holzem, not a NP or his nurse. I always will see him. He spends as much time as you need. He takes your concerns personal. He not only listens to you, but educates you about the concerns you bring to his attention. Dr Holzem moved from eureka to Washington. It's a further drive for me but it's worth it when you're receiving compassionate care.

A few years ago I was in search of a great doctor but was having a hard time finding one... I…read morechecked out a couple that were okay, but the hunt continued until I found Dr. McIntosh. I was sold after my first appointment. If you live in the St. Peters/O'Fallon area, this is your guy. If you live downtown, this is still your guy. I swear he's worth the drive. I've never had a doctor pay more attention to what I'm telling him and genuinely care about what it is that I'm saying... and that's priceless. He's also a pretty funny guy who tries to be "hip" to what's going on in the world and strikes up the funniest conversations! Dr. McIntosh is thorough and knowledgeable, and he'll get you back up and running in no time. I've seen him for typical stuff such as allergies and colds, and he makes great recommendations and always gives me tips that help me feel ten times better. I even had to call the after-hours line once with a bad sinus infection (sure he appreciated that one) and he was still as caring and attentive even though I was bugging him late at night. What puts him above all others is how he follows up and doesn't give up until you've fixed whatever the problem is. For myself, the allergy queen, he prescribed a medicine and a nose spray and had me check in with him 7 days later via the phone, and we spoke that often until he had me on a plan that was working wonders. Looks like I'll be driving that 45 minutes next time I need him!

Four stars because scheduling is sometimes difficult and getting through on the phone is nearly…read moreimpossible. All of this is made MUCH better with MyChart, though. Dr. McIntosh has been my primary care doctor for over a decade. He is very personable and has an excellent bedside manner. He has seen me through quite a few health issues and always pops through when I've been admitted to the hospital. We don't have all the answers for my health problems but I can't say he doesn't LISTEN to every single one of them. He orders tests and refers me to specialists when needed. I've never felt misunderstood or dismissed which is not something I can say for many many specialists I've seen. To be fair, Auto Immune diseases are notoriously difficult to diagnose but I can confidently say Dr. McIntosh is doing everything he can to help me get answers. I would send anyone I know to see him without reservation. *Read up on Celiac Disease, doc! The amount of misinformation from medical professionals on this is criminal and a huge disservice to those who have it. Effects from celiac damage can spill over into almost every other part of your body. Celiac is for life and a negative blood test/scope (after a positive one) means you're doing well GF. it does NOT mean Celiac went away and you can eat what you wish! Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk (which I shockingly have to give to almost every doctor I've seen.)

Nicest doctor ever. Great surgeon, kept me in the loop for everything, making sure I understood all…read morethe complex processes. Did everything he could to help me, and so personable! Would recommend him and his staff to everyone and anyone who needs an ear doctor or surgeon.

I've been seeing Dr Will Koeppel for a couple of years now. I'm getting older, he takes time with…read moreme and explains things well. Test what is needed to get answers. Personable and thorough.

Barbara O'Brien is my family doctor & she takes the time to really determine what your health needs…read moreare & then either treats me effectively or refers me to a specialist that can address my medical condition. She is patient, kind & compassionate. I can highly recommend her as the type of doctor that you would want treating your family!

Intelligent and personable, Dr. Walsh has been my primary care doctor for many years. He has been…read morefamiliar with all of the (minor fortunately) conditions I've had and how to treat them effectively or has referred me to a specialist. I am probably the exception to his patients in being relatively proactive when it comes to my healthcare and he is usually willing to place orders for whatever bloodwork and screening tests that I request when I see him to stay on top of my health. I had to push to get a CAC scan in 2019 which revealed much more coronary artery calcium than either of us would have guessed based on my other risk factors. However the medical establishment (AHA) only recognized the value of it as a tool for coronary vascular disease risk assessment within a year of my requesting the test so I certainly don't blame him for not recommending it sooner.