My aunt Dora was a well taken care of patient here. The nurses were attentive and her doctors paid…read moreattention to her dietary needs. Our family appreciated the way they kept her as comfortable as possible. And plenty of us travelled from out of state to see her so we were glad to have extended visits without being rushed out after a certain period. That time was precious. Thank you OSU Medical Center.

My friend's 89 year old father went to St. Johns emergency room due to abdominal pains. After 5…read morehours, they said that he had a kidney stone, and sent him home with pain killers. They told him that he would pass the stone. The next day he was worse than ever. His physician told us to take him back to the emergency room. We called in advance, and the wait was over 6 hours. I called OSU hospital, and they said that the wait was 1-1/2 hours, but if he was really bad, they would put him in the front of the line. So we took him to OSU...after tests, they determined that he had kidney infections! The hospital was full, so they made a very comfortable room in the emergency room. His canal between his kidneys and bladder were narrowed, so they had to perform an emergency surgery to put in a stent. After two days, he's like a new man. OSU saved his life. In Tulsa, the default hospitals are St. Francis (where my mother worked for years) and St. Johns. I'm sold on OSU.

I specifically chose Dr. Bohl-Witchey after having 2 of my friends (one a nurse) tell me how great…read moreshe was. She did not disappoint. The staff are friendly and her nurse gets you right in and is friendly and can answer any questions. Dr. Bohl-Witchey took my cultural considerations into account while handling me and my pregnancy. Two times my appointment was delayed because she was delivering babies. This just let me know that if my baby came sooner than expected she would be there. She handled my c section with expert hands and delivered my healthy baby girl. She was there to check on me before my C-section and calm my nerves and was there every day after my birth until I was discharged. Love, love, love her! I will be going back for my next pregnancy.

I've had 2 appointments, both times I've driven 30 miles round trip, both times she has not been…read morethere (tied up from surgeries earlier in the day), The staff of course does not call or notify patients that the Dr. will not be there. So I took off work, wasted miles & gas, wasted hours of my time, after I made the appointment a month ahead of time, I've had major issues that I needed to be seen for, but of course it always takes a month or more to get in. While sitting in the waiting room, 3 more of her scheduled patients walked in only to find out they also took off work & wasted time because she was not there, & they had no idea when she might finally arrive. I cannot believe they have the audacity to tell patients they need to be there 15 minutes prior to their appointment, but the Dr...... Well they don't even need to show up apparently, & if they do it will be hours later...... Needless to say Dr. Bohl-Witchey's office will NEVER again cost me wasted miles, gas, time off work. My Dogs Veterinarian has more tact & reliability than this office. HORRIBLE

Very experienced and professional staff and clinicians. Everyone was very helpful and friendly…read more Scheduling has been easy and followup is excellent.

This is the only provider you want when first hearing you must meet an oncologist. Oklahoma is the…read more7th worst state to get cancer based on diagnosis v. mortality and it literally comes down to the alleged doctors and their overall poor performance on a whole in Oklahoma. Against the standard normal in Oklahoma, Dr Kaleem does not treat you like a number or treat you per the book and instead visits listens and learns before deciding how to best assist his patients. I have fired Chelsea Thomas, Matt Armstrong, Scott Cole, and Charles Taylor for all lying and not truly knowing what they are doing much less what they claim to know. None of these four poor excuses for oncologists deserve to be in oncology! However Dr Kaleem is the one and only that I trust in the entire state of Oklahoma when I have searched everywhere for more than 2 years and did not even know Dr Kaleem was right here in Tulsa OK thankfully. Special side thanks to Brianna who referred me to him as well! You know who you are and how awesome and incredible you are too! Thank you both.

They care & Take very good care of you. Give very good advice talk to you about family. they know…read moreyou

Before I moved a year after getting treated here, I had the best care and overall professionalism…read morefrom the staff and of Dr Chan and Dr. Steve Pedigrew!! They hold attentive conversation regarding your well-being and following up on your health! Great experience!

This practice has gone above and beyond on the first visit to diagnose and make a solid plan for my…read moreMom. My Mom is a retired Nurse and very particular. She is hard to impress, but even she is impressed. I would not leave her care in anyone else's hands. Thank you for being so caring! My Mom said that she has never met a Doctor that spent more time and answered every question that she could think of. Thank you TCCE!

Rachel Whitehouse delivered my son and my stepson. She saved my stepson's life as he was born 3…read moremonths premature weighing only 2# 11oz. When my oldest son was almost a year old he got RSV and we treated it. Not long after we finished the antibiotics he was in his high chair at the table and he laid his head down on the table and became VERY lethargic. I called the office of the Broken Arrow Family Clinic where Dr. Whitehouse worked at the time and her aunt was on call. I told her his fever was 104.5 and he had just finished his Atb for RSV. She said it was impossible for him to have it again and said I was overreacting because I was a new mom. I called Rachel because she had given me her home number and she told me that I know my son better than anyone else and if I feel like he needs to be seen then I should take him in. The ER staff said if I had waited he would probably have died in his sleep because he was so sick. I would recommend Dr. Whitehouse to anyone I know. She truly cares about her patients.

In 2004, I was diagnosed with osteonecrosis in both hips. Over the years, pain became part of my…read moredaily reality. Last year, during the process of moving to Oklahoma, something happened that made the pain significantly worse. Walking became difficult, and simple daily activities became increasingly challenging. I visited another orthopedic doctor in the area and, after my first appointment, I was left with the understanding that surgery was the only real option available to me. Because of that, I spent a long time preparing myself physically and emotionally for what I believed was unavoidable. I worked hard to lose weight, something that had been a struggle for many years. Through determination and commitment, I have now lost more than 30 pounds and continue working toward better health. Yet the pain persisted. As time went on, I tried to persuade my doctor to consider surgery even though I had not yet reached my weight-loss goal, with no success. I decided to seek a second opinion, and that is where Dr. Ronald LaButti enters this story. What made my appointment with Dr. LaButti so meaningful was not only his medical knowledge, but the way he approached me, not as a medical record or a diagnosis, but as a person. He took the time to listen, to examine me carefully, and to understand where the pain was truly coming from. During our conversation, he said something that no other doctor had ever said to me: "I do not treat X-rays or MRI scans, I treat people." Those words deeply moved me. In that moment, I felt seen, not simply as a medical record number or a diagnosis, but as a human being who needed help, understanding, and hope. Learning that much of my pain was related to tendonitis, rather than immediately to the condition I had feared most, brought tremendous relief. Dr. LaButti offered injections, medication, and physical therapy, all of which have already made a significant difference. For the first time in a long while, I feel hopeful, encouraged, and motivated again. I wanted to write this note because I believe people should know the impact that compassionate care can have. Dr. LaButti's professionalism, attentiveness, and humanity reminded me that medicine is not only about treating conditions, but also about caring for people when they feel vulnerable, discouraged, and uncertain about the future. I am deeply grateful for the dignity, respect, and compassion with which he treated me. His care has made a meaningful difference in my life, and that is something I will not forget. With gratitude and respect, Silvestre Romero

This was one of the rudest drs I have ever met. Took X-rays. Told me I had zero cartilage left and…read moreneed a replacement. Told me I'm too young so basically best of luck. Never showed me the X-rays. Had a different doctor tell me I had enough left and it was a mechanical and muscle issue. His bedside manner was awful. You can just tell when a Dr does not care and this man is that. Do not waste your time or what's left of your joint on this man.