Everyone from front office to the doctor great and very friendly! I got blood drawn and a shot in…read morethe hip, she done a great job didn't feel a thing. ( don't like shots but a great job)

Very friendly front desk staff and they get you in very quickly. The nurses were great and the…read moreNurse Practitioner that I saw was super friendly, diagnosed my case and then prescribed the right medication. I was very pleased.

I cannot believe I found a clinic that I trust to help with my physical and mental health! Lindsey…read moreEdmondson and the whole staff are amazing and super friendly! There's never a long wait and it's close to my house! Very thankful to have been referred to the BEST clinic!

I noticed this place and wanted to get a closer look. As I entered, the owner was very welcoming…read moreeven though he was helping another customer. The store is full of supplements, vitamins and books. Based on some of the conversation I overheard it appears he is very knowledgeable in the products he carries. The price point looked to be on par with other places but I'm not sure if he's a licensed professional. I would return only to buy what I needed and researched to be appropriate for my health care needs.

It's been nearly a year since I was under the care of Dr. Gabrielle Alexander. I've taken some time…read moreto reflect on this traumatic experience and can now provide you with an objective account of the care I received from her. Dr. Alexander referred me to a Fetal Medicine Specialist, but she failed to review his notes or ultrasound until my visit with her four weeks later. During my initial visit with the fetal medicine specialist, Dr. Justin Brewer, I was not informed of any abnormalities in my abdominal circumference. However, Dr. Alexander has a responsibility to review the notes and ultrasounds when she refers patients to outside providers. Dr. Alexander and Dr. Brewer decided that the best course of action was serial ultrasounds. Neither of them ordered a workup to determine the cause of my low abdominal circumference. A workup could have included a panel to rule out nutritional deficiencies, TORCH infections, or genetic abnormalities. When I asked Dr. Alexander and Dr. Brewer if additional workup should be done, both of them replied no. I asked more than once. My blood pressure was elevated in both my second and third trimesters. When I asked Dr. Alexander about treatment options, she stated that it would mask preeclampsia. However, ACOG strongly advises treating hypertension during pregnancy, even if the mother doesn't have a pre-existing history of hypertension. This is because it reduces the risk of preeclampsia, severe hypertension, stroke, and placental issues. If hypertension is not treated, it can lead to preterm birth, low birth weight, and serious complications for the mother, such as preeclampsia. Tragically, my child was born at 36 weeks, weighed 4 pounds and 14 ounces, and I developed preeclampsia. It's important to note that treating hypertension during pregnancy doesn't change lab results. All Dr. Alexander had to do was treat my blood pressure and order labs for a preeclampsia workup each visit. Dr. Alexander failed to perform amniocentesis during my pregnancy. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecology recommends amniocentesis for women over 35 and those with abnormal imaging, such as low abdominal circumference. When I expressed concern regarding my lack of weight gain, Dr. Alexander assured me it's fine if I only gain 15 lbs. The recommendation is 20-25 lbs. When I inquired about the possibility of genetic causes, Dr. Alexander replied, "It could be, but we can't treat it as such." My child was born with multiple abnormalities that should have been detected on ultrasound at either Dr. Alexander's or Dr. Brewer's office. However, none of these abnormalities were discussed with me, except for the abdominal circumference. The abnormalities my son was born with include a cyst in the brain, an abnormal heart variation, hydronephrosis of the kidneys, undescended testicles, clubfoot, and a tether cord. I have decided there must be three possible explanations for Dr. Alexander's failure to disclose these abnormalities: intentional dishonesty, outdated ultrasound equipment, or an inability to read ultrasounds. My child was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease after birth that could have been detected in utero. I have commercial insurance, so there was no reason for this substandard, third-world-country healthcare. I advocated for myself and was shut down each time. For your safety and the safety of your unborn child, I recommend avoiding care under Dr. Gabrielle Alexander.

They always put their patients needs first. I always feel like I've been treated with the upmost…read morecare and respect. They discuss my health care with me like an equal adult. The whole staff is warm and very friendly. I've had problems getting pregnant for 14 years and now I am carrying my first child thanks to the care of Dr. Kellum. Not only am I under his care, but now I am under the care of Dr. Alexander; she is also amazing! I truly know that me and my unborn child are in the best care.

The best physical therapy place in the state! The staff are very kind and loving. They take…read morewonderful care of their patients.

This is the best pharmacy I've used & that's especially since moving towards the Tupelo area. The…read morestaff is very helpful & considerate.

Love this chiropractor. He is very fair priced and has always done an amazing job adjusting my back…read morewhen it gets out of alignment.

It's never a good day when you end up at an urgent care or clinic, but when you do need one you…read morewant it to be the best! West Tupelo Medical Clinic & Urgent Care is my go to when it comes to last minute medical care in Tupelo! Dr. Jennings in particular is absolutely fantastic, he goes above and beyond to help! The staff is pleasant and the waiting area and exam rooms are always spotless. I hope you never end up needing urgent care, but if you do I highly recommend!