Like any county service, you are getting the bare minimum for cheap. Scheduling appointments can be…read moredone over the phone but availability is limited. Always arrive early for your appointment or you run the risk of being rescheduled. And we are not talking same-day rescheduling or same-week rescheduling. You probably will not get in until the following week. Now, always have your state ID with you, applicable medical cards, and cash or credit for payment (1.5% surcharge for credit card?). Fill out the paperwork and prepare to wait well past your appointment time. At least a half hour wait time is common so clear your day. The nurses are nice enough. Just make sure you do not use the restroom 2 hours before your appointment time if you need to do a urine sample. Information pertaining to immunizations, diseases, and contraception, and sexual health are available.

What an assembly line! Definitely just a number here. I visited for constant pain in my wrist that…read moreI thought could be from using a computer everyday. I waited in a very long check-in line and then sat in the waiting room 45 minutes past my appointment time. I waited another 20-ish minutes in the exam room. When the doctor finally came in the room, he spent 6 minutes (I timed it) squeezing my arm and asking me a few questions. He said nothing was wrong and I should get a brace for it and left the room. I would love to know what he charged my insurance for that 6 minute drive-by and feel terrible for anyone paying out of pocket to visit this horrible place.

Saw Dr Roberts. Just can't say enough nice things about the experience. Just wished he could have…read morefixed my knee

I went to this doctor for 7 years and now it's taking multiple teams of doctors to get me off of…read morethe random assortment of medications he threw at me without evidence based research. He put me on medication for heart patients when I had no heart problems and now it's dangerous for my new doctor to remove them. He will not do evaluations, testing, or help you with disability at all. Won't even fill out paperwork for you. I feel like I lost 7 years of my life and it took two doctors being horrified by how much medicine he had me on for me to make a change. Now I have a really long road ahead of me to get back down to a safe level of medicine and to make matters a million times worse, he missed ADHD and autism. For 7 years. Run the other direction.

My initial call to try to find better help for my grandson with Aspergers was incredibly…read morecompassionate and helpful. An appointment was set with lots of helpful information given. He hasn't been seen yet but I'm very optimistic based on my call to their office.

Dr. Kurth is excellent and thorough. Office is clean and comfortable. They make proper time…read moreappointments and never rush.

Very bad experience with Dr. Kurth. Testing & follow up meeting were good. Took her six months to…read moreget the written report done. It became clear she mixed me up with someone else. She said I was pleasant but had a tendency for violence (I have never been violent.) She also said I was a moderate drinker. I don't drink. She described me as someone with borderline personality disorder but did not diagnose it. I do not have borderline personality disorder.

Best trained surgeons in Illinois. Excellent Care. Compassionate. They listen. I wouldn't go any…read morewhere else. You get to pick your hospital.

I had a laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gall bladder removal) by Dr. David Crawford and I knew it…read morewould be a difficult case based on a CT scan and the insight from another surgeon I know. Although it was a difficult surgery, having someone with Dr. Crawford's experience and ability made all of the difference. I feel tremendous and Peoria is lucky to have a surgeon as good as Dr. Crawford- he is as good as anyone in the country (and I have had surgeries in other parts of the country over the years). The follow-up appointments were also excellent and the care team is very friendly and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend Dr. Crawford and this practice.

Dr. Kindred was my doctor for over 15 years. I was under his care with full-blown cervical/uterine…read morecancer. My tumor was so big, ER doctors first thought it was a dead baby. When the surgeon went to remove it, he said it was pushing my bladder almost completely closed, had spread to my lymph nodes, was in my bowels, and somehow into my ureters. My kidneys were beginning to shut down. The oncologist also said he was surprised I could urinate anymore. When they first gave me the news of the "mass" and told me how large it was, I knew that was IMPOSSIBLE because Kindred had just tied my tubes only 3 months before! I really trusted Dr. Kindred. I had been having cancer symptoms for nearly two years and going in for bleeding between my cycles. I felt like I was getting extra menstrual cycles. He gave me my regular gynecological care, which was normal and would take labs and say my hormones needed to be adjusted. Now, I feel like a fool for this, but I trusted him. In the hospital, I had to have an emergency radical hysterectomy. I needed so much cancer treatment that my quality of life is now very poor. I have severe lymphedema in my right leg that will NEVER go away, I now am at risk for lung cancer, my bone marrow is shutting down from all the chemo and radiation, I can't eat a normal diet anymore and have chronic pain in my bladder, leg, digestive tract, vagina, and rectum. Towards my diagnosis date, I definitely realized something was wrong because I started having pain but I NEVER dreamt that I was walking around with advanced cancer. I even had a "normal" pap smear and asked how that was possible. My gyne oncologist told me that is was a poor quality pap smear because he said that there was no way I didn't have cancer when Dr. Kindred took the last smear. The best part is that when I went to get a copy of my chart, he removed most of my visits. Guess he was more concerned about being sued than my health. Doctors are human beings and as a patient, I feel like they are going to make mistakes. I accept that fact and know it's all part of the risk. Dr. Kindred showed absolutely zero remorse for what happened to me as a result of his negligence and took no responsibility. Removing parts of my health record to cover his own ass was inhuman. Doctors have no idea how far taking a little responsibility for a screw up can go for the patient they made the mistake on. I feel like taking the risk and being vulnerable enough to admit you screwed up would probably lower their risk of malpractice. I have recently passed my 5 year treatment anniversary and 38% of the women with my diagnosis make it this far. I'm grateful to be in that 38% but mourn that 62% that didn't make it and even experience survivor's guilt. I'm quite proud of my strength and endurance. Having cancer has certainly shown me that I am quite the fighter, a silver lining, I suppose, and there are many of those for sure. Until Dr. Kindred takes some responsibility for the hurt he has inflicted upon some of his patients, myself included, I wouldn't trust him to euthanize someone's dying pet.

I like Dr. Kindred. He's been my gyn for around 12 years, the only gyn I've ever had. He's made me…read morefeel comfortable and I feel like he takes the time to explain things to me. I've got issues and have had about a dozen visits there this year and he will soon perform surgery on me and I feel very comfortable with that. I've not felt like his staff is rude at all, but not overly friendly either. I think they can work on that and smile or chat more. I also think for being such a big, aesthetically nice environment, it would be nice to have water and/or coffee available. I would give five stars, but this doctor is popular and busy and it is true - if you just have an annual exam, it's harder to get in than if you are pregnant or are having other procedures done, and even though I have issues, it's still usually 4 weeks before I can get in for follow ups. Sonograms have been quick and easy and I don't wait in the waiting room for very long, but I have waited almost an hour in the exam room in the past. The exam rooms are a little chilly and could have some reading material in there. Although I wait, when I see Dr. K, I feel like he is not rushing me and will answer all of my questions thoroughly and that is most important. I'd rather him take the time with patients and that way he will take his time with me. There was only one time that Dr. K was not available, so his NP did my exam, no biggie. I also like that Dr. K is an expert in fertility issues and likes to use less invasive homeopathic treatments. He is friendly to my hubby who typically accompanies me to appointments and he likes to joke too.

Received the rudest, most unprofessional treatment I have experienced in a long time. We were…read morewaiting for them to transport my mother from the hospital to another facility. A blonde woman walked in and started yelling at my mother and me. I wish I knew her name, but of course her name tag was turned around. The rude treatment lasted throughout our encounter and included her yelling a rude comment up the hall when they reached the facility. I know we don't have a lot of options for medical transport, but they should be embarrassed by this service.

They brought me home from the hospital. Riley Gustafson and Bruce Rutherford were great to have as…read moremedical transport. They both went above and beyond. Thank you