They are super helpful and professional, advised me what steps I needed to take before I could…read moreproceed with them. Didn't try to push stuff on me. Highly recommend.

Almost $700 dollars and only got two days relief. When I told them they want to reschedule more…read moreshoots but I get to pay again! no thanks! This place is a big racquet will not recommend it to anyone. Monica is rude!

My daughter went to West Wichita Walk in with complaints of an extremely sore throat, swelling and…read morestruggling to swallow, her face was swollen. Her throat was so bad they struggled to understand her. They sent her out with two scripts that she was unable to take because she couldn't swallow. Less than an hour later I took her to the ER. She had an abscess tonsil!!! They had to drain it in the ER. She listed her pain level at a 10! What a waste of time and money at West Wichita walk in clinic.

I've had reoccurring back pain for years. Yesterday I went to my primary care doctor at another…read morelocation & she handed me a pamphlet of stretches to do. I wanted a second opinion & right away i was ordered an x-ray and given proper medication for pain management. I was recommended for an MRI to find out what was wrong. I felt very taken care of and the staff was really concerned about my wellbeing. I was in and out within 30-45 minutes. In the past, I had never had a doctor take me as seriously as the one I saw today. I am very satisfied with my visit and am finally feeling relief after weeks of constant pain.

Doctor Ain needs to learn to respect his patients and not yell and scream at people he talks to…read morewhen he has never even looked at their file or even seen the patient. My mother in law was being treated at CPT and she went to the ER because his office did not send in her prescription like they stated that they would do for the SECOND time. She ran out of medications and I had to take her to the ER or her nurse was going to call an ambulance when withdrawals started. The ER doctor was able to finally get a hold of doctor Ain and he gave her a prescription of 3 pills and than stated she must be seen by him the very next day. We called in the morning and was given the run around and than we received a call from doctor Ain and he was yelling and screaming at my husband over the phone about how the procedure my 81 year old mother in law had done should have taken away all of her pain. He obviously never looked at her file and saw how badly her back has been deteriorating and that her fibromyalgia was flared up. When my husband tried to talk to him he yelled at him some more and stated that this was not a discussion and if he said anything he was going to remove her from the services he provided. He than hung up on my husband. He does not have to worry about removing her services since she has been put into hospice care and he will not be allowed to do any procedures on her since he is obviously out of control and cannot be trusted.

If you are looking for a doctor, I highly recommend Dr. Darla Rivera. I moved to Wichita for a new…read morejob in the mid 90's. I was in my twenties and was "required" to find a primary care physician. Then, I had no idea what qualities I wanted in a doctor. I was blessed that someone suggested Dr. Rivera. I didn't know I needed a doctor who was compassionate, who listened to me, who took extra measure whether it be research or referrals over the years when, as I aged, I had various medical needs. When I left my job in Wichita, I stayed with Dr. Rivera, even though at that time the drive to Wichita would be longer. I moved further away from Wichita when I purchased a house after receiving a promotion. Now I was in my late 30s. Again, rather than finding a local doctor in the city I lived (an hour drive one way to Wichita) there was no question I would continue to see my primary care doctor, Dr. Rivera. I had recognized the quality I needed in a doctor. Someone who read my chart. Someone who understood my past medical history. Someone who actually knew me as a person and knew what my medical needs were. Someone who knew the stressors of my job. And if she did not know, she would make referrals for me to be tested, so she could know. In my 40s, my mom became a paraplegic while my parents were living in Colorado. When I moved my parents to live with me (again an hour away from Wichita), no doctor in the city we lived would take my mom as a patient. That was terrifying as my mom had significant medical needs as a paraplegic. But Dr. Rivera willingly took my mom as a patient until my mom could find someone closer. Dr. Rivera provided exceptional care to my mom until my mom could find specialists in town to help her. My mother would still see Dr. Rivera if she could, but the hour drive and my mom's frequent pain requires my mom to have a local doctor, a doctor who my mom doesn't care for because my mom doesn't feel her primary care doctor listens to her. Even after my mom found specialists in the town we live, when I see Dr. Rivera now, when I am in my 50s, Dr. Rivera always asks about my mom. She makes a point to make sure I tell my mom hello from her. Because Dr. Rivera cares about her patients. For me, I know I am beyond blessed to have a doctor who has the qualities I have come to expect in a doctor (even though I didn't know that when I "chose her" when I was younger). When I need an appointment for something I am able to get in to see her without waiting for weeks and weeks. There may be times when I am in the waiting room of the office at Primary Care Associates to see her and time has passed from when I was scheduled to see her. On occasion, if I hear someone complain about the time they are having to wait to see a doctor, I think to myself, I am thankful and more than willing to wait if need be. If I am waiting, that means Dr. Rivera is making sure the patient she is seeing at the time, is getting her undivided attention. I am thankful because when it is my turn, when I am in her office and she walks in, she truly knows my name, knows who I am, my family, my job, and my past medical problems. When she meets with me, it may take more time, but in the 25+ years I have seen her, I have never walked out of her office without feeling "heard" and also knowing Dr. Rivera is doing the absolute best to provide quality medical care to me. For that, I am eternally grateful. Quite frankly, if she is to ever retire, I know with certainty, there will never be a doctor who will be able to provide the quality care and compassion she has provided me over the years. It took me a long time to know what qualities I require in a doctor, I know now I want a doctor to have the qualities of Dr. Rivera. As I was about to post this, on the right of my screen I saw a review from "billie d". calling Dr. Rivera a narcissist for the wait time. Any wait time a patient has, is because Dr. Rivera is making sure her patients needs are met. She puts her patient's needs before hers. This is the opposite of "narcissist." If you want a quick, take a number, fast food style, "one size fits all" approach.... Dr. Rivera is not the doctor for you.

Dr. Darla Rivera has been my primary care physician for over 13 years. I have not always been the…read moreeasiest patient, as I deal with chronic obesity, chronic pain, and several chronic conditions. However, through it all, Dr. Rivera has treated me with kindness, respect, and dignity, while at the same time, never skirting the issues. I found early on that Dr. Rivera is quite different from other physicians I have seen. She is not afraid to run tests or refer to specialists to get to the bottom of the issue. She always takes TIME to hear what is going on, and thus, has many times figured out things that other physicians simply wouldn't have considered. She has a vast amount of knowledge, but still continues to research new treatments and medications that may be most helpful for her patients. I have referred many friends and even strangers to her care. She has raised the bar high for any other physician I may consider in the future. But I plan to continue being under her care for as long as possible! In conclusion, Dr. Rivera is not a perfect person, however, because of her expertise, compassion, and ability to understand me as a PERSON, not just a paycheck, I highly recommend her as a physician.

I had acupuncture here today with Marty for labor induction/prenatal. She was such a lovely…read morepractitioner, really cared, very curious about me (one of the marks of a great provider in my opinion). She took time with me and was gentle. I felt very relaxed and encouraged. I will absolutely be back.

I've been visiting Wichita Holistic for a few months now and I'm always pleased with each visit. I…read moreleave more relaxed than I started off, and Marty really takes the time to get to know you and how to help you. I'm still learning about TCM and will continue to go for acupuncture treatments for as long as I can!

This doctor was very caring and took the time to carefully explain my condition. He operated…read moreOn my wrist and fixed my issues and the wound healed beautifully. His staff is understanding and very helpful.

This doctor performed surgery on my left wrist and left it looking terrible so I asked him to fix…read moreit. He did another surgery which left my wrist looking even worse and then when it became infected I went to his office and he said I did not have an infection and sent me home without antibiotics. A few days later I was in so much pain I went to the emergency room. They called Dr Chan and he told them he was no longer my Dr because he didn't want to treat me after it got infected. The hospital had to take my cast off to clean up the infection. Then I had to go to another orthopedic surgeon to take care of my wrist. See picture of how Dr. Chan left my wrist looking like.