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    1.5 (2 reviews)

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    Missouri Orthopaedic Institute

    Missouri Orthopaedic Institute

    3.3(11 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    - 6/5 Stars -- Exceptional Care and a True Life-Changer! I…read moregive more than 5 stars to Olivia Rose at Mizzou Therapy Services inside the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute. After my right total knee replacement on May 18, 2026, I ran into major delays due to an outside rehab facility losing paperwork and failing to submit for insurance pre-authorization. By the time I finally started rehab 15 days after surgery, complications required me to undergo a manipulation under anesthesia (MUA). It was a painful setback, but getting into therapy right away with Olivia Rose made all the difference in the world. From day one, Olivia was absolute perfection. I often joked with her about being "mean" to me during our sessions, but in all reality, her persistent drive, incredible knowledge, passion fir her trade, and top-tier expertise were exactly what I needed. She knew how to push me through the toughest parts of the rehab process safely and effectively. Thanks to her dedication, patience, and unwavering belief in my recovery, I am now mostly pain-free and genuinely feel like I've been given a new lease on life. I also want to give a special shout-out to her colleague, Mackenzie Gerau, who stepped in seamlessly whenever Olivia was unavailable. Both Olivia and Mackenzie are extraordinarily kind, professional, knowledgeable, and put their whole hearts into their work. Finally, my appreciation also goes out to Dr. Aggarwal and his complete surgical team for doing an amazing job and providing phenomenal care throughout my knee replacement and MUA procedure. I highly recommend Dr. Aggarwal and his team at Missouri Orthopedic Institute to anyone struggling with severe joint pain. I thank God for placing Olivia, Mackenzie, and Dr. Aggarwal on my care team. Mizzou Therapy Services, Missouri Orthopedic Institute, and MU Health Care are fortunate to have them all.

    We have used numerous orthopedic surgeons throughout our lifetime. All have been great. This was…read moreour first using this clinic, and though at a university setting and very busy from the time we arrived to the time we left the total process was fast, easy and great.

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    Missouri Orthopaedic Institute - Surgery to repair a broken arm and then turned my brother away when he returned infected, no treatment, antibiotics, no pain management

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    Surgery to repair a broken arm and then turned my brother away when he returned infected, no treatment, antibiotics, no pain management

    Missouri OB Gyn Associates - Missouri OB/GYN Associates on Smiley Lane

    Missouri OB Gyn Associates

    2.7(3 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    I have struggled with pelvic pain and irregular cycles for as long as I can remember. I tried a…read morecouple of gynecologists in Columbia and didn't feel heard or supported. Once I started seeing Calla Wood and Dr. Brennaman it felt like we were instantly working towards actionable goals to help me manage my symptoms and get answers. Having a team who believes you and listens to your concerns when you're in pain is everything. I've been so happy with the care I've received here and I continually recommend Missouri OBGYN to my friends.

    This is such a hit and miss.. after every appointment I LOVED or completely hated my doctor. The…read moremajority of the time I felt my appointments were rushed, my opinions/ questions / concerns cut short or dismissed completely. My baby had to be checked for a heart condition and the dr who did the test said everything looked perfect. MONTHS later my primary ob gyn said the correct medical notes were not done and I needed to go back to be checked out where they found an additional concern, and started fetal monitoring, I was told I wouldn't be able to carry past 39 weeks. At 39 weeks my condition dissolved itself... odd that it randomly appeared and disappeared, but such is life. When I had to be induced- I was given a specific day and time to arrive. When I arrived, I was told they weren't expecting me and had me scheduled for a different time. Luckily, from them on my labor experience was so great. I LOVED all of my nurses and most of the doctors, and LOVED the anesthesiologist team! The issue was when I was being discharged and told my blood work indicated complications (enough to cancel my discharge.. last minute... 4 days after the issue was "occurring" they bring it up) I asked questions and another doctor determined I was fine to leave but indicated I may have severe health issues that I didn't have before... having no sleep and being at the hospital for 6 days... that was terrifying. At my six week appointment my doctor didn't mention it, so I asked what to do next (I was told they'd re do the blood work then) she said, "we like to keep an eye on it until it goes down to make sure there are no issues" but didn't order any blood work, or look in to it. So I'm glad I was able to be discharged or I'd probably still be in the hospital and unsure what is happening. One doctor said major health issue, one doctor said it's normal.

    Mari Ann Keithahn, MD - Missouri Retina Consultants

    Mari Ann Keithahn, MD

    2.3(3 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Expecting patients to wait over an hour for a scheduled appointment with the physician is…read moredisrespectful and arrogant. We'll be finding a new provider.

    This was the worst medical experience I have ever had. She gave a horrific prognosis based on…read moreinaccurate information. Despite my PCP and cardiologist giving a much better prognosis, she doubled down. I spent five days thinking I was dealing with a terminal condition. It was so traumatizing and unnecessary. I saw a different retina specialist who did almost five hours of testing and visiting compared to her not even one hour and came back with a much different prognosis. It was not life threatening in anyway and even the prognosis for my vision was better than what she had shared. This retina specialist's consideration for my condition included things about my history that she refused to give attention to when I attempted to share. He explored other avenues based on this and came to a much more reasonable understanding of what had happened and what I needed to do. My cardiologist's office had strongly encouraged me to see a different retina specialist based on her inability to hear anything different than what she had decided to be true. I was also warned that she is shaming to anyone who is overweight and that unfortunately it impacts her perception and judgment. I am about 55 lbs overweight. I am all for doctors discussing weight loss and helping me on my journey and dealing with the issues directly. However, to make a terminal diagnosis without all the information is horrific. I am not sure if she wanted to scare me to be motivating. But I don't think so because even when I clarified all I was doing lifestyle wise to better my health, she said "The damage is already done." She made a lot of other negative assumptions that were inaccurate. For example, she said that when she worked in California people didn't have this because they eat a plant based diet. I said "I have been a vegetarian for thirty five years and don't usually eat any dairy." She ignored that. She said in California, people don't get vein occlusions because of their lifestyle. And at that point, I asked her if the prognosis was an attempt to motivate me to lose weight. I was terrified by the prognosis and was actually hoping she would acknowledge this. But she said it was not, it was accumulative and damage was already done and bettering my lifestyle could possibly help but she still would stand by a five year prognosis. Awful experience. My husband and I are seeing a trauma therapist because of the five days we spent thinking I was dying prior to getting in to see a retina specialist who gave a much better prognosis. I had been on a ventilator last fall because of pneumonia. I came out of that experience, regained full health and had not experienced any lasting psychological impact. After these five days of thinking I was dying, I now wake regularly with dreams of being pulled off the ventilator. I think the way she treated us should be criminal. I wish it was and she could lose her license to practice. I would not wish her on my worst enemy.

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