The best of Lyme disease in his field. He is extremely knowledgeable in treating each patients…read morespecific conditions. I highly recommend Dr. Yu and his book Accidental Cure is a must read for anyone suffering with Lyme disease.

I was a patient of Dr. Yu's for a short period of time, and while his protocols sound impressive, I…read moreneed to warn anyone who is considering seeing him that his approach is dangerous. He often prescribes 6-7 anti-parasitic, anti-fungal and antibiotic drugs all at once to his patients, citing the need to be aggressive with the parasites and infections because they are difficult to kill. While I understand this on the one hand, I learned the hard way that the body often can't handle that many drugs at once. After four months of being on his protocol, I developed MS-like symptoms and nearly overnight, lost my ability to walk. In addition, I began to suffer from coordination problems, disequilibrium and tremors, which, six months after stopping the meds - still have not resolved. I can no longer work, drive or do much of anything. I have since learned that this very same thing has happened to other patients of his, two of whom confessed to me that they have never recovered from the neurological damage that Dr. Yu did to them. One of his own staff members, Jen, even confessed that some of their patients have developed more severe neurological symptoms on his protocols, but that they are "usually" able to resolve them within a year. Please tell me, how is it okay to disable patients with your protocols, especially when you KNOW you are harming them?! Doctors take an oath to "first do no harm" to their patients, but Dr. Yu does not. It doesn't matter if you think that you are helping more people than you are harming - it is not okay to harm a few for the sake of the majority. And I have to question whether it is only a few people who have been harmed, since his assistant Jen confessed to other patients suffering harm, and just a couple of my FB posts on a Lyme FB group invited answers from others who were damaged by his protocols. Furthermore, three other reputable doctors have since told me that no studies have ever been done to show that it is safe to prescribe more than three medications at once, and they told me that Dr. Yu's protocols are indeed dangerous and that he doesn't test for patient sensitivity to his protocols - only what meds the body may need. What is most infuriating is that when I and a couple of others reached out to him to share our experiences, we were completely disregarded and blown off by him and his staff. They only said, "Come back to the clinic" - when I insisted that they tell me what might have happened, because I can no longer fly to his clinic in St. Louis. One person who did go back said that she was made worse when Dr. Yu tried to fix the neurological issues that he had created in her. The fact that he has paid little heed to or shown little concern for his patients who have been made worse by his regimens should be a huge red flag to anyone pursuing treatment with him. I hate to speak badly of any doctor, because most are just trying to do their best - but I need to warn others that Dr. Yu's protocols are risky at best, and dangerous at worst, for anyone considering doing them. And I am not a sensitive person, because I have seen many doctors over the years, and never had one damage me as Dr. Yu did.

A wonderful and well educated medical doctor. That also has a PHD that she applies her knowledge…read morein chemistry to her patience. This Dr. believes you need to allow her to determine the cure for your aliment or illness. She always has the cure and solution. I been using Dr. Cannistraro now for 15 years.

Great Doctors are hard to find. This is one. She sits and listens and asks questions and listens to…read moreyour answers. She doesn't look at her watch or type into a computer while you talk. She is very smart and asks smart questions. She has treated so many people that she has a great background. She comes up with a plan and goes over it with you so you know why you are doing what she wants and what the medicine will do. Can't rave enough about her caring behavior. She is a gem.

Dr Barron has been our primary source of care for several years. We followed him to his new…read morelocation on Delmar and can't say enough about the care we've received so far. He gives you time, explains everything in detail, respects your choices even if you don't agree with him. Wait time is short or non existent and he's nearly always available to talk on his cell after office hours or on holidays.....unless the Reserves have whisked him away to the middle east for a couple of months. In that case his patients can see his Nurse Practitioner, Sue. Also very professional and personable. We consider ourselves lucky to have found him.

I always admired how cool and collected Dr. Barron seemed until I brought concerns to him about…read moremedical abuse my daughter endured due to his recommendations. I realized at that point that his demeanor is due to complete disinterest in the overall well being of his patients. Our family is still dealing with iatrogenic trauma due to the recommendations of this horrible practice.

Is this normal? I…read morewanted to find a new primary care doctor -- someone who did not also see the rest of my family and serve as a pastor on the side. I found a recommendation for a doctor two minutes from my house (YAY!) and made an initial establishing-care appointment. He spent about an hour going over my entire health history with me. Dr: What specifically brings you in today? Me: I'd like to get my vitamin D levels tested, maybe my thyroid, and find out my blood type for possible kidney donation. Dr: While kidney donation is a noble impulse, I'd like to know what your reasoning is for considering this. Me: My friend's special needs daughter is in kidney failure. Her father can't donate because of his cholesterol and we don't know if mom will be a match. Dr: I'd like you to really consider your motivation in doing this. Are you trying to fill a hole in your own life by latching into someone else's child? People can actually live for decades and have quite a good life on dialysis. Me: (stares at him) Dr: I'm not saying you shouldn't do it, I'm saying it is a very big decision, and you need to make sure you're doing it for the right reasons. Now. What is your understanding of the life-expectancy of kidney donors? Me: I'm not familiar. Dr: It's a reduction of 9 years. 9 years off your life. A decade is a large part of your life to give up, so you need to really consider that. Moving on. Do you want to have children? Me: My last long-term relationship was 7 years ago, so I've pretty much made my peace with the fact that that's not in the cards for me. Dr: I have 4 patients about your age who have gone alternative routes. Me: that's nice but I'm on a teacher's salary. Dr: One of my patients is only a cafeteria worker! She managed to have a child in her salary! Me: (Is he allowed to tell me this? And is this a pissing contest??) Dr: I'm just saying, don't make a vast life decision like this without fully considering all your options. Me: okay well to tell you the truth, I think I'd be a terrible mother. Dr: oh. Well. Okay. I don't usually find that level of self-awareness. Moving on. I see you have a tattoo. Do you plan on getting more? Me: Maybe? Dr: All right, we'll test you for hepatitis C, as well. All right, let's look at your medications. You are on anti-depressants. I'd like you to start doing some things that can add value and make your life better. Me: I do lots of valuable things that have made my life better. I volunteer with Mission: St. Louis. I started a Drumline. Dr: Those just sound like things that other people think you should be doing. It's time to get selfish. I want you to start doing things that YOU want to do. It went on and on like this. It ended thusly: Dr: From now on, you don't go to hospitals. Hospitals are for extremely sick people. Urgent Care is for after hours when none of us are here in the office. But if we're open and something happens, you call the office and we get you in that day, as long as you have a six-month checkup booked with us. And I'd like you to really consider your motivations for the kidney donation, to make sure you're doing it for the right reasons. It's been a really long time since I went to a new doctor's office. Are these kinds of conversations normal now?

Very bad service all the way around. Changing doctors is a very difficult thing to do that is the…read moreonly reason I have not switched. I will be spending the day looking for a new PCP. Several years with this group and time after time issue after issue. I've never once met the actual doctor, only NP. Some are great some are not so great. They typically don't stay long so I'm constantly passed around treated like a new patient and important details get missed. Paul Hinton, you need to do better. You took an oath. It's not about money in your pocket, it's about the health of your patients. I'm very disappointed.

care, compassion, love, helps others, kind, thorough, generous…read more just some of the marvelous attributes about dr. asvhall !!!

He is the kindest Dr. I have ever met. He takes his time with you and really, really cares. My…read moreentire family and many friends go to him now. They all love him too. Easy to get an appointment too.

I waited months to see Dr. Cobb and there's only one word to describe him is asshole. His demeanor…read moreis off putting and failed to demonstrate not only professionalism but any knowledge relating to medicine or diseases.

Awful care! One of the doctors in the medical group (Dr. Lucas) came walk-in without introducing…read morehimself and just ask what do you want. After being scolded for 15 minutes and attempting to explain my issues while having him talk over me and repeating that I am too young for any of my concerns. While revising me physically, Doctor was rough and clumsy. I was turn around with the same prescriptions and even to fight for one that I truly need to avoid an asthma attack under an allergic reaction. Waiting on Lab results to see if I am too young for any thyroid problems or anemia. Don't recommend this doctor at all! Tried to change to a different doctor in same medical group but he is not receiving new patients. With this said, I am taking my business somewhere else. Even though this, there are several other doctors in these medical group, I don't know there quality of care, but the overall office and staff are always friendly and very helpful.

There are no words big enough to express how amazing Dr. Senciboy and her practice are. Through my…read morefirst pregnancy and labor, they wrapped me in safety, comfort, kindness, and unwavering care. I have never experienced a medical group like this. If you want to feel truly heard and supported, they are the practice for you. I'm so thankful to have found them.

My goodness this place is amazing! I've met with Dr.Kodner , WHNP Warden, and MSN Sueoka and they…read moreare all fantastic! Everyone is always so nice and knowledgeable and they have a great way at putting you at ease! Just a really great place you can't go wrong here!

Good doctor, easy access, no long waiting. Free parking, located near entrance, located on Mason…read moreRoad, behind West County Barnes Hospital. I recommend her. Any testing can be done nearby. Due to the fact that you cannot leave a post without typing a lot of info. With that said, there are many restaurants, close by. They are located on Olive Road & Mason Road,very close to highway 270. PS it has been sunny, every time I went, sometimes I eat at Burger King, i order the rodeo burger onion rings on the side . If I order french fries, I asked for no salt, so the fires are cooked fresh. Cutting back on salt. I hope this is enough words, to make a post, instead of just a tip.

Dr. William Wilcox has been my GP for several years now. I found him through my provider's…read moredirectory and he's worked out well every time. When I first moved here, I was sick a lot. It was a combination of allergy issues and working in a new office with all kinds of new germs. Regardless, Dr. Wilcox helped me out each time. Not only does he just prescribe meds, but he explains the root of your illness so you know what's going on. If necessary, he'll even draw you pictures :) Since I've gotten used to city life and am taking better care of myself as I get older, I don't need to see Dr. Wilcox as much as I used to. But if/when I do get sick (knock on wood!), I would be happy to go back and pay him a visit. Crossing my fingers that it's minor and not swine flu related.

This is my first visit with Dr. Liebmann. The staff are all great. Dr. Liebmann really listened to…read morewhat my concerns were and created a great action plan. I will definitely be back and would recommend her.