I've been seeing Cindy for many years and she's my favorite of all my many doctors. She's so…read moreknowledgeable and I trust her completely. I feel heard and valued by her and all the staff there. While she and Dr. Wessling can treat in a conventional way, I personally like a more functional approach . I honestly feel my health has improved since I've been seeing her. I recommend her 100% and think she's worth the long wait it probably will take to get into seeing her! Joan Carlson

Best Doctor by far, extremely thorough and spends time with you! Had taken care of me for years.read more

I called SLUCare on the search for a new Primary Care Physician, and they happened to have an…read moreappointment open with Claire Shapleigh in a week, which is uncommon for primary care. I did a quick google and decided to go ahead and check her out, she is a Physicians Assistant which I actually prefer. I saw the same Pediatric Physician my whole life, then switched to Family Medicine where I was another 9 years, so I've been anxious to find someone new in St. Louis where I recently moved. I'll tell you what, Claire didn't disappoint. And to be honest, I think I like her better than my Pediatrician AND first adult physician combined. She was warm and inviting, listened to everything I had to say, had great advice, and was super knowledgeable. She's also trained on Pap smears, so for the women out there, check her out, she's a one stop shop. She would be an amazing provider for anyone. I could go on forever about how amazing she is, but you're just going to have to check her out yourself. If you're on the search for a new primary care provider, look no further, Claire is your girl!

Cut and heal, freeze and peel. Every year or two, John H. makes a visit to the dermatologist…read more Nothing horrible, just some preventive maintenance for brown spots and little bumps that, if left unaddressed, could be horrible someday. Since SLUCare is associated with St. Louis University School of Medicine, the doctor you see consults with fellow professors, and instructs and mentors students. I think there's a lot of competency and accountability built into a connected system like this, and that makes me more confident about the quality of care I'm receiving. Of course, sometimes it means that an extra doctor or medical student is sitting in on your exam. This may not feel so wonderful if you're shy. In my case, when a couple of young doctors peel back my privacy gown to check me out, it just means I have more material to weave into the tall tale I tell my wife. During last week's visit, I started out with obligatory stops at stations for insurance-billing, registration, and nurse medical history review. Then, since my last dermatologist recently moved out-of-area, I was introduced to Dr. Tarbox, whose manner was just about the best I've ever experienced in a physician. She immediately made me feel comfortable, really listened to me, did the full-body skin check, explained thoroughly what she was seeing, went away while the nurse pricked the needles in to numb me up, then carried on a pleasant conversation while she sliced and bandaged my face and neck. After about a week, you can look at me and not cringe - I am no longer hideous!

We love the care we have received from each doctor we have seen. We have 3 children and they all…read morehave been a patient here their whole lives, great group to schedule care with.

Absolutely, love it here! I can always get my child in. The wait time is less than 5-10 minutes…read more(sometimes I barely even get a chance to sit before they call you back). When my sons were in the hospital, Dr. Eaton was constantly checking their charts and calling to check on my family!

Disappointed. To be honest, the only reason I even called this office was because of the five star…read morereview previously given. I was desperate for someone's referral and opinion. Yelp has been amazing and my go to in the past. I really do appreciate all the knowledge shared by my fellow Yelpers. But I should have known better. There just weren't that many reviews for a GP or a family doctor and in believing in my fellow Yelpers, I made a call to this office. I called here looking for a doctor who could give me a general physical and fill out an immunization record that is required before starting grad school. I talked to a woman named Nancy who seemed irritated. She was quite short with me on the phone. I decided to be nice anyway and give her all the information she asked, including the usual, date of birth, address, etc. The conversation started smoothly with me asking for a general physical and letting Nancy know that my intention in seeing Dr. Guillemette was to get these records filled. I also told her that I had copies of my immunization record forwarded to me by my previous Doctor in Maryland. She was very quick to correct me that the Doctor is an INTERNIST and that she "guesses" he can give me a physical. Give me a break. I know hierarchy of physicians. And I do know that internists can give physicals. This was starting out poorly. Anyway, she quickly brushed off the fact that I needed my immunization records filled out and collected my information. When I addressed the immunization sheet again, she put me on hold, only to come back on the phone and tell me that the Doctor would not sign off on immunizations not given by the Doctor himself. REALLY? Does this sound a bit ridiculous to you? I'm not sure how things go here in Missouri. Does your pediatrician become your general practitioner as soon as you turn 18 in this state? There is a transient population out there. People DO move from city to city based on school and/or work. There are some immunizations given to children, as there are given to adults. So was Nancy telling me that in order for Dr. Guillemette to sign off on an immunization record, he had to have given me the DTP, MMR and the Hep series?! Highly unlikely in this day in age that the Doctor that gave you your DTP will give you your Hep B series. Get real. I'm sorry for my rant. I usually do not like to rate just one star. I generally feel that people deserve the benefit of the doubt. But this was just ridiculous. I'm sure Dr. Guillemette is a great internist. I'm sure he is well qualified. Maybe they just don't need any new patients and felt irritated that I would even call to request this. Whatever the case, I felt that I needed to share my first and last experience with this Office.

Dr. Guillemette recently treated me for a bout of foot and mouth disease. Don't confuse it with…read morethe ones that goats get...there ain't no hoves on me! It actually comes from a virus called Coxsackie A. And if you're a parent you probably already know this itchy, painful, spray of red bump personally or from a friend's kid. ANYWAY, so my hubbie and I are fairly new to St. Lou and really hadn't had a reason to find a general doctor until now. I called up the ONLY doctor listed in my health insurance "big book" of doctors they recommend...the first thing I hear is a recording..."You've reached the offices of Dr. A, B, C, D, E, F and G. For Dr.s A through C's assistant, please dial XX, for Dr.'s D-Q's assistant..." I just hung up at that point. The way I see it, if the practice is THAT big and they still have customer service that's that terrible, they probably don't need my business. So the next step is I do just a random google search for doctor, reviews, stl, right? Get back this one doctor who SEEMS promising. He's close by which is AWESOME. So I call. I get a real live person on the line...SCORE! Turns out the doctor doesn't have any openings until September. It's April right now. By that time I could be dead. No seriously, I don't know what I have at this point. OK, climbing back out of the melodrama pool. So. I'm itching, there's several huge lumps on the side of my neck, I think I'm dying...I'm at my wit's end. So I email the hubby...and of course, he comes through again and gets a great recommend from one of his coworker's. So, I call Dr. Guillemette's office and I get a person. Ok...then I ask the requisite questions: Are you accepting new patients? Ok, good. Do you accept this health insurance...Okay, almost there. Do you have any appts soon? No? BUT you can transfer me to your sick patient triage nurse might be able to squeeze me in in TWO DAY?!! (I was about to reach through a hug the lady). I thanked her and waited as she connected me to the triage nurse's line. "You've reached the triage nurse, please leave your name..." F-me! A voicemail line? Fine, so I leave the info the voicemail message requested...who I was, my D.O.B. my symptoms. A little disappointed that I didn't get to speak to a human. But still glad I at least had an appt for two days from now as opposed to 6 months from now. Whadda you know? 30 mins later, my phone rings...it's the triage nurse...long story short, she gets me in there the next day. Halleluya! The office experience was awesome. Even though they keep these sick patient appointments short, like 10 mins, that's plenty of time for the doctor to look at my hands and immediately diagnosis me and tell me to stay home till next week because I'm super contagious. YES! not going in to work...DARN! But I feel like crap, that's probably why I can't go in... Oh, so I keep getting side tracked. So the breakdown, and why this doctor's practice is so revolutionary...and why other doctor's offices haven't done this too is beyond me: They divide the appts up between accutely sick people and all the other visits. And it's perfect b/c the sick visits are scheduled in 10 min increments, so they have a chance to see as many of the sickest patients immediately as possible. And seriously folks, when have you ever spent more than 10 minutes with the doctor on most visits? Come on. That's ample time to talk about the color of your sputum. WOW, ok this review's gettin' kinda long. Time to sign off. Here's the run down: Dr. Guillemette, awesome. His staff and the front desk office, super efficient and super friendly. The people answering the phones when you call, they're actual people. Bottom line: If you're looking for a good doc, here's a pretty good one.

I've been coming to this office a few years now and have never had any problems. I love how nice…read moreeveryone is the whole place is very clean and comfortable....not like your typical doctor's office. Originally I used to see Dr Monica but she is no longer there so now I've seen Dr Mary Orris a few times now and really like her as well. My husband and daughter come her as well. There is a Schnucks pharmacy in the lobby also for your convenience.

I went to Dr Scheperle 1 1/2 years. Actually I didnt see him. Even though you make appointments to…read moresee the doctor you will always see the nurse practitioner (but they don't tell you that when you make the appt). They never call you with test results or any follow ups. You have to call for them and they want you to make an appointment to get them - so they can get another co-pay. Then when you follow up they act like you are an inconvenience. Their only concern is getting a lot of people in and out of the office for more money. Point being you never see the doctor.

been at this facility for over 35 plus years. the best care ever if your looking for the best care…read moreI suggest you visit this facility Doctor P is the best he really takes good care of me and he is patient , compassionate and a great listener, not a doctor of giving out medication without a great need for it , once you walk into the building you will feel the love and the on site pharmacy so professional and knowledgeable and friendly, it means a lot to me when I walk into the building and everyone knows my name. I would be totally lost without my care team this office and staff like family to me.

I was accused of being non compliant with my stimulant medication by my provider (Nicole Carr). She…read moreprescribed me a stimulant medication and was drug testing me for amphetamine monthly. The only problem is I was not prescribed an amphetamine. She suddenly discontinued my medication and put it in my medical records I was non-compliant. I was then treated like a drug addict and criminal by a member of the front desk staff when I called to follow up. All Nicole had to do was google if Ritalin is an amphetamine. She had multiple opportunities to speak with me about my negative drug tests but chose to try and catch me in a "lie". At best this is human error, at worst this is plain negligence. If Nicole wasn't comfortable or familiar with prescribing ADHD medication, she shouldn't have taken me on a patient as I told her getting my ADHD treated was my main concern. I wasted a year of my life trying to get adequate treatment from Nicole Carr and she failed me. I now see Katie Padberg at Sunny Day Psychiatry who has been compassionate and never once made me feel like I was a druggie or "medication seeking" Stay away from Nicole Carr if you go here.

If you got the money, this place has the time and place for you…read more As a former client who left when they stopped taking insurance, they don't care to have my business anymore.

Dr Schoenwalder has evolved in an unhelpful way. He has always tried to sell supplements from his…read moreown store (where he gets a cut) now he charges for EVERYTHING. The amount you will pay is ridiculous, they will charge you for a phone call, for a doctors note to your work or school, be inflexible with appointment changes...and they have your card on file so they will charge at will. Not to mention he doesn't listen to his patients very well or believe them. You'll notice him diagnosing the same things, over and over with no proof. Adrenal fatigue. Thyroid issues. Blah blah. Specifically, i used to see him but he only wanted to sell me supplements from his personal web store. He told me not to buy them anywhere else because his were "better". I found another doc. Fast forward several years, my wife kept going to see him. He ordered a "natural" med for a condition that her bloodwork said she didn't need. He insisted that she needed this med. They ordered it for her that day, without asking, and It was pricey. When she started taking the med she had a serious side effect that he denied was from the med. Every phone call he returned about the side effect, simple questions like "should I stop taking the med? Is this normal?" he charged $190. Each. For a quick phone call. We're about $1000 in and my wife's health got worse and needs other medical follow up, which we're looking for elsewhere. He reached out after she complained about the charges and threatened to leave, he said the charges were a mistake but I'm not confident that's true. I'm a holistic kind of guy, this doctor is not what he appears.

Dr Farkas is the BEST DOCTOR I have ever known. And I am 60 years old and I lived in Atlanta and…read moreBaltimore for over 20 years before moving to STL. She takes the time to truly listen to my concerns and shows genuine empathy. She has a knack for explaining complex medical information in a way that is easy to understand, ensuring I feel informed and empowered. She is thorough in her exams and diagnoses, and doesn't make me feel stupid when it is clear I have spent way too much time on WebMD (smile). She even respects my opinions and preferences. All of this has led to her fostering a positive doctor-patient relationship. Trust me. She knows her stuff and knows her patients. She remembers things I have a hard time recalling and is decisive and thorough and confident. She is truly a rarity and genuine professional who makes it clear she wants to develop and foster that human connection missing w many in healthcare. I followed her from one practice less than 5 minutes from my home to her new office, which is 30 minutes away and i have zero regrets. I would follow her, if she were an hour away. She is that good!!

Dr. Farkas is an exceptional practitioner. She is always takes time with her patients to discuss…read moretheir medical issues and provides great care. Additionally, she is very responsive to messaging through the MYCHART platform. I could not ask for a better doctor.