Everyone is very nice and professional. They are all well informed and communicate well during the…read moreprocedure with me. Only problem today was that I was never told to remain NPO for my procedure. I finally asked someone who called last week to confirm appointment and she told me I could eat. This resulted in my receiving injections in my neck without general sedation. It wasn't great. I would've appreciated someone telling me I needed to be NPO and if you don't know if I can eat, find out to give me an honest answer. Anyway Dr Patel is very nice and is working to squeeze me in for an earlier appointment for another needed procedure due to my leaving the state for work shortly. I appreciate everyone's concern and I feel like they are really trying to heal.

I called to schedule an appointment, and the soonest I could get was 4 weeks in out. About two…read moreweeks later, their office called me to reschedule to a later date during that time frame. On the way to the office on the day of my appointment, their office called me again to reschedule. Since I was already two minutes out, I arrived anyway to make the appointment. They did get me in to see another doctor, but this person was not familiar with my medical history and failed to give me a thorough exam. I was told to come back in a few weeks for a follow-up MRI. In the weeks before the MRI, I received a letter in the mail stating that the MRI would need to be rescheduled. On the day before the (now rescheduled) MRI, their office called me stating that there was a major portion of my bill that wouldn't be covered by my insurance, and they refused to work out a payment plan that didn't involve at least a 50% payment; this was an obvious attempt to blackmail me into paying immediately, since they undoubtedly had this information in advance and waited until the last minute to inform me. I told them to cancel all my appointments as I wouldn't be dealing with them further. After three (3) appointment reschedules during what was a month and a half, I booked an appointment to see a neurologist at the Baton Rouge Clinic. I only had to wait 4 days to see a doctor who could spend the time to exam me thoroughly and do all the lab work I needed that same day. Having worked in the medical profession myself, I realize that it's a difficult and stressful life; that however does not compensate for unprofessionalism and incompetence. If you care about your health and finances, I recommend the Baton Rouge Clinic instead.

The best place to go. Best doctors. Surgeons. Nurses. Rehab for injuries. I've has surgery there…read moreand at the Lady of the Lake, which was like having surgery at a third-world country. When I checked in at the Lady of the Lake, the security guard asked me "Do you have any pocket knives?" WHAT?

Have had the unfortunate need of orthopedic services and I am fortunate enough to have Dr. David…read moreFerachi to assist. Staff are excellent to work with and the office location is very convenient.

Dr. Kelly Finan is too eager to perform surgery! Even though I wasn't having any major symptoms,…read moreand no further testing was ordered, she recommended surgery. After getting a second opinion, that dr. ordered some tests and concluded that I did NOT need surgery. Being an independent contractor, I would have lost wages during the 6 week down time period after surgery.

It's difficult to be brief when you wish to detail a wonderful outcome from a challenging…read moreexperience thanks to Dr. Kelly Finan. Dr Finans expertise, knowledge, dedication, quality of care and decisiveness brought my family a positive outcome through a difficult period. Due to the complexity of my fathers case, he was referred to Dr. Finan for surgery. My father is elderly and Dr. Finan took the time to thoroughly explain to the him the nature of his case. She was respectful and empathetic to my dads concerns and, with the permission of my dad, thoroughly communicated the case details to family caretakers. Dr. Finan and her staff utilized various resources (including Telehealth, conference calls etc.) to be inclusive of the immediate family so we could also remained informed and understood the details of his condition and surgery. She provided the family the necessary resources to obtain aftercare according to my dad's specific needs. My dad experienced complications after his surgery that lasted months. Dr. Finan was with us every step of the way and remained transparent! Because of her expertise, reassurance (even when we had grown weary) and sense of advocacy, my dad is completely recovered and healed! On behalf of my father (the patient) and my family, we'd like to thank Dr. Finan. She listened, she acted, she followed through and she delivered! We understand can certainly attest to her being regarded as an expert in her field. Thank you Dr. Finan and Kim!!!

I was transported to Baton Rouge general hospital on Sunday 10/19/2024. I was informed I wouldn't…read morebe going home due to Gall Bladder stones. They had to be removed. Surgery was done on Wednesday 10/23/2024 and discharged on Thursday 10/24/2024. I had a blessed experience. Everyone treated me like the queen I am. Dr Gordon, you're one of the best surgeons!!!! Thank you for giving me back a pain free life. If anyone has ever experienced Gall bladder stones you know exactly how I was feeling. Thank you to every Dr who shared valuable and informative information!! Everything you all said would happen, yes it did. Christi, you are the best nurse I've ever had. Thank you for being patient with me when I kept pressing that "pain" button. Your response time was expeditious. Christian and Luke (the nurse who worked over night) thank you so much for your dedication and time. Latonya and other PCS's thank you for your good mornings every morning. It means a lot. Byouki, the best phlebotomist I've had. She knew how to draw my blood. I have a rolling vein but she knew how to capture her. lol Carol, my brother enjoyed talking to you. Thank you for sharing. I've some of the reviews on here and wonder what happened. My hospital stay was totally different. I want to thank everyone again for their hospitality. Room 4426

I went to Baton Rouge General to have knee replacement surgery by Dr. Joseph Broyles. The staff…read morefrom check in to check out was friendly, caring and informative. The recovery care nurses Eden and Claude were wonderful and attentive in relieving my pain.My poor husband sat alone in the surgical waiting area long after my surgery. He was told he could see me when I was moved to a room. My surgery over at 6:00 p.m. he waited until 11:00 p.m. and went home upset. I finally was given a room 4452 and was very I'm Tested with the cleanliness of my room. The nurses that attended to me were Jaleesa and Lauren. They made sure I was kept comfortable keeping me on top of the pain. The PCA Karley made sure I remained comfortable. The Physical Therapists Gretchen and Bailey encouraged me to walk the 123 steps to freedom (Home) and the Social Worker Sarah made sure I left with the correct walker. The perfect end of my 35 hour stay was a visit from the Chaplain Joseph. We talked about the COVID virus and the Presidential Election before He prayed with us for my quick recovery and I prayed for God's blessings in his family's lives. He had just become a father for the sixth time just three weeks earlier! God has always sent me His best people. My surgical visit and short stay would be an additional blessing to our lives. Baton Rouge General is a caring, clean and efficient hospital with wonderful kind hearted and devoted people working to heal Baton Rouge and surrounding areas' citizens with the miracles of modern medicine and good old fashioned friendliness.

LT Beaton wrote this review:…read more Going to a doctor is never fun although I was pretty upbeat today when I walked into this clinic in the hopes that either Dr Taylor or Dr Moore was going to be my new doctor. I was sent by several strong referrals but never made it past the receptionist. The first thing catching my eye was a sign at the sign-in window warning everyone of EBOLA. Wasn't Fox News scaring people with that just last year. I think 2 or 3 U.S. citizens even contacted it? Why not warnings about obesity and substance abuse.....or mouth cancer from the 35 flavors of Skoa sitting on a store shelf just down the street? I wasn't there for pain but 1 of the forms said (in BOLD letters) "We don't treat people with chronic pain". Isn't that why people go to a doctor? Are there that many pill heads that doctors won't treat their patients anymore? After watching General Hospital in the waiting for 15 minutes, I decided to change the channel. There wasn't anyone in the room so I didn't see no harm. In the middle of changing it a young receptionist sarcastically said, "excuse me MISS but please don't touch the TV". I turned to laugh but there wasn't a smile on her face. She was genuinely angry. My shoulder length hair probably threw her but geez. I started getting really uncomfortable because obviously I had rubbed her wrong. After another 10 minutes finally left. I'm still looking for a good doctor (and a staff) that are compassionate with their patients.

Dr Taylor has been there for me for the last five years. He takes the time to make sure you get the…read morebest possible care.

I receive iron infusions often...I was nervous when I first came here, but the nurses and staff are…read moreso sweet and kind. The always offer to assist in anyway they can and I appreciate it. The warm blankets are a huge comfort considering you're in a cold hospital...having low iron makes you cold all the time and they are considerate of this. They also have the best crushed ice for ice munchers like myself. I am also gluten free and while you are receiving treatment they also offer snacks..they have gluten free snacks available; which is typically an after thought, if it is ever a thought at all. The environment is extremely peaceful and calming and the heated recliners are so amazing. This week, they handed out tubes of candy decorated as a bunny for Easter and that is such a sweet gesture. Though I do not enjoy being poked and prodded with needles, the comfort the workers offer the patients is top tier. I don't look forward to coming here, but the times that I am here, I take comfort in knowing that I am in the best of care.

Very disappointed happen in places where we might not think it would happen. As I an writing this…read moreI, know I am taking a big risk by speaking up and standing for truth and nothing at this point will surprise me knowing this. I am not afraid because I know God will see me through this and every attack of evil that I will face in fighting for my brothers rights. I know he is already under attack and I pray for the Lord to protect him throughout this time and continue to give him strength and keep him positive and strong as he is attacked and not let him lose hope and continue to fight with the lord protecting him every second throughout this entire situation we are going through. There is obvious something very wrong here. I am asking, praying that the Dr.'s with Mary Bird Perkins please stop the what is going on do the right thing and treat my brothers cancer. Do the best you can with your knowledge and ability. My brother has been positive and has a great attitude. My husband is a poster child with MD Anderson, against the odds, my husband beat cancer and has been a cancer survivor since 2002. The Dr.'s and staff with MD Anderson always had a positive out look and believed "NEVER GIVE UP". My husband formed Bad to the Bone cancer drive at MD Anderson, he teamed up with Be the Match and together a lot of money has been raised for cancer. I later met Lance Armstrong that invited us and other cancer survivors and went to the capital in Austin and working together we got a bill passed that approved money for cancer that has saved thousands of lives and continues to grow. I am hoping the dr.'s at Mary Bird Perkins will do 100% for any patient fighting cancer. I believe if we are all a team against cancer and we all work together and encourage one another and NEVER GIVE UP!! Work together to save as many lives as we can.

Was put on the fourth floor to have a biopsy done and the nurses had no respect did nothing to help…read morein no kind of way and was very lazy and rude the entire time i never seen a floor that has no one tending to the patients everyone was just setting behind the desk on their phones and stuffing their face mind you it was not lunch hour or dinner hour they was just being very laid back like they had no job and was at home this was the worst experience i ever had in my life at any hospital

I love the care and attention given to my son. The staff is great. This is the only hospital I use…read morefor emergency care, especially for my children. I did have one unpleasant experience with a doctor a few years ago but besides that, I prefer this hospital over the rest.

Been coming here for a couple years now and ephedrine is so friendly, courteous and informative…read more They have A LOT of Doctors here. There's 2 buildings. There is a parking garage next to the building which is very convenient with elevators. I used to see Dr Darrin Reddick for my migraines but he is no longer with the practice. I've been experiencing terrible back pain and was just thinking it was arthritis they referred me back here to see Dr Samir Patel who is fast, straight forward and always looking for a solution. He's great !

Horrible experience, need Rehab for my husband who had a bone marrow transplant and is in a…read morewheelchair and can hardly talk , jumped through all the hoops for a month to get in there then was told he was not a candidate for In house rehab, but could do the day rehab. Shame on you!!