Such polite and friendly front staff. Professional and informative team of medical professionals in…read morethe back. The only complaint is the referral we were given. Please, never go to Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery Associates. You don't get the option of seeing am actual doctor. Then some xray technician does the cast application. To top it off, the check out is humiliating. Ive never been spoke to so rudely at a medical office in my entire life.

It's never fun searching for a new doctor, let alone a doctor to take care of your baby from day…read moreone. The search for a pediatrician for our girl started last fall. My husband's coworker recommended this place and I called to set up a free prenatal visit to meet the newborn team and see if it would be a good fit. The moment I called to set up this appointment I knew we would be in good hands. The receptionist was so unbelievably sweet! Great first impression! We met with Mindy, the lactation consultant, and Janice Martin, MD. We left the visit knowing this would be the place! Fast forward and now our little girl is 2 months old and I am still singing praises for Pediatric Care Specialist. Mindy was such a vital support for my family during the tough few weeks of attempting to breast feed. She even gave me her home phone number over the Christmas holiday-- who does that? So thankful for her help! We ended up switching to see one of their nurse practitioners, Megan McGown, because she saw us during our first visit and we fell in love! She is so encouraging, gentle, and patient! She answers all our questions-- and we have a lot as new parents! Such a relief to find a place that we feel confident taking our little one to for the next 18 years!

I love the staff the doctors and nurses at Premier they have been my daughter doctors for 8 years…read more She love going there, their walk in clinic is a blessing for parents and the decoration is pretty nice! They take good care of the kids and you can ask questions and bring concerns no problem!

Love this practice and especially our NP Carlos Morales. Probably not the place to go if you're one…read moreof those weird anti-science/vaccine people per Martha's comment but I appreciate Premier Pediatrics stance.

Dr. Steel and his nurse are amazing, and I am not happy to be finding another office, but their…read morebilling policy is awful. They enroll you in automatic payments without your consent and don't always provide a statement before the billing cycle. You cannot opt out of automatic payments, and they will only notify you 7 days in advance. The billing might not be on the same day every month either. I cannot believe this policy is in place and it needs to be removed.

Dr.Loeb and her nurse Rachel are amazing. The front desk staff and some of the other nurses are…read moreextremely rude. They all have attitudes and come off mean and uncaring to parents dealing with sick kids. I wouldn't recommend them based off these women.

Dr. Alex Brainard goes above and beyond any other doctor that we have been too. We went for my…read moreyoungest daughter's 3 yr old check up and he asked me questions about things I had voiced my concern about a year ago. I was shocked and so appreciative that he would ask, and he even took the time to ask about my other children during her visit. He truly showed that he cared about my kids, even with his interaction with my youngest daughter. He talked to her about things, not just me. I truly appreciate him and showing us that we matter to him!

Dr Brainard said I was a selfish mother and told me we were not welcome back at the practice…read morebecause my son is not getting the Varicella vaccine. At another point he said that no vaccine would ever hurt my child. As someone who was vaccine injured and deals with the repercussions of that injury every day, this was very jarring to hear. He has not once provided informed consent to us the entire time we have been at this practice since my son was born. It is not ethical to say that vaccines pose no risk and no doctor can honestly promise that nothing is going to happen because that is not in their control. The lying an intense pushback against parents who are simply looking to do what is best for their children makes me reconsider all vaccines. We are a family that accepts 95% of the recommended vaccines and now I will be digging deeper into all of their inserts and making decisions about what is best for my family because that is my job. My job is not to line the pockets of greedy doctors at the possible expense of my children's health and safety.

Amazing dental care - so great with my kids and such personalized care. Their dental work is top…read morenotch, the environment is great, and the pricing is very reasonable. They clearly communicate costs and no surprise bills! The office staff is friendly and courteous. Perfect dentists for our kiddos !

We have been seeing Dr. Pierson for about 6 months now she treats both of our children. After…read moremoving here from Colorado our biggest concern was we would be losing the health care providers we have loved there. Village pediatrics has made that transition smooth! I love that they have a health and sick kid areas and the waiting area is bright and engaging! The staff from the receptionist to the nurses, the providers and billing Department are all phenomenal! I recommend them to everyone I know who is looking for pediatric care.

We went here for the first time yesterday and had one of the best experiences we've had at a…read moredoctor's office. Our five month old son woke up at 2am with raspy, strained breathing that sounded so scary. We went to urgent care right when they opened, checked in, and were seen within 45 minutes. (There were about five families in front of us that had checked in first, but we got seen before them because we had a baby under a year old that was having breathing problems.) Once they checked his weight, oxygen levels, and heart rate, they sped up the process since it seemed serious. Within minutes there were three wonderful nurses and NPs who were helping us out and wasting no time... They gave him Tylenol for his fever, an oxygen treatment for his breathing, and a steroid for his lungs. There was a night and day difference in his breathing after the breathing treatment. Praise the Lord for modern medicine and treatments like this. It is so scary when your baby is sick and struggling to breathe, and the fact that they immediately took him under their wing was so comforting. They also took the time to educate my husband and I on what the illness was, and how to continue treating it when we got home. (We're first-time parents so this was greatly appreciated.) I'm so thankful that this was our first experience at a children's urgent care...especially during a time that felt so scary and unknown. To the team at Children's Mercy: THANK YOU!!! You are doing tough, tiresome, momentous work--and I'm sure you see what seems like a million kids during cold and flu season--but know that your efforts and kindness are SEEN and SO appreciated. You are doing life-changing, valuable work. It means the world to exhausted, scared parents like us. Thank you.

We have brought our toddler here plenty of times in her short life -- and we have yet to have a…read morepoor experience. The typical urgent care gripes are definitely present... long waits and some less-than-enthused receptionists BUT the care from nurses and doctors has always been 10/10. They don't overprescribe antibiotics. They truly tailor their care to the individual child. We've been impressed and are so grateful to have this option.

We had an appointment here a few weeks ago to have an ultrasound on a cyst done. Despite the…read moreobvious challenge of having a very young kid lay still for the ultrasound, the appointment went well, and as per usual the folks working at Children's Mercy were very kind and very good with our daughter. The results were reported within 24 hours and the only slight I have is from my encounter with the scheduler who acted like I was insane for asking how to get into the building, which entrance to use. I'm not a frequent CM visitor so how would I know? Aside from that our visit was fantastic.

I had went to a local urgent care first and they told me I needed to go to this hospital for my…read moretwo-year-old grandson who had an injury from falling to his mouth area. I took him to the emergency room entrance and the security guard where you have to put all your items on a conveyor belt and they search your bags, was very nice. I was not quite expecting this at Children's Hospital. But regardless he was nice and then he directed me to the check-in woman right around the corner who took my ID and scanned it, and I was given a sticker with my photo on it that I had to wear on me at all times. I was then directed to a nurse at the front desk who was not welcoming at the beginning and had a general attitude. She got a little bit better as she looked over my grandson, but she was just generally not very pleasant. The security guard had jokingly said I hit the jackpot because the waiting room was empty, which was a miracle. I was immediately called back with my grandson and a triage nurse looked at him and then brought us back to a room. We were than seen by another nurse who talked to us about what happened and generally looked him over and then said a provider would be in. Everything was going smoothly and quickly and then all of a sudden we were just waiting forever for the provider. The next person that came in was the woman that took the insurance and she was very nice. Then after that, another nurse came in and she said she was the new nurse because of a shift change. And I said whatever happened to the provider we've been in here for a long time and we were the only people in the whole waiting room. So then she said well it's gotten really crazy out there now and I said well, I understand, but we were here and absolutely no one was here. And I know they most likely base the immediate visits on how injured a child is, but the amount of time it took a provider to come in was too long. After I brought it up then I got a text, saying a provider was looking at the chart and would be in soon. At this point, I'm wondering if they just forgot about us because the kids were so good in the room and we were quiet and not complaining! So the doctor comes in, and he was gentle and good with my grandson, but he spoke very quietly, and I could not barely hear him. Then he suggested three tests while we were there for Covid, RSV, and the flu, which I said was fine. Those tests are rapid tests and we get again were left in there and I said we're gonna be leaving and you can call me with the results because by this time it was past 9 PM and they had no dinner and they had already seen him for what he was there for. So then after I said that the doctor came back in and said the test were negative and said that the nurse would come in and check us out. So I waited again and I finally went out there and she's just sitting at the desk and I can tell she completely forgot about us. I said we are waiting to get checked out and then she just went over to a computer and printed off the pages and that was it. So I was not happy with the general attitude towards the adults in general. They were good towards my two-year-old grandson who was excellent to wait that long with no dinner. Also, as soon as I rounded the corner, I heard the nurses whispering about me. I was completely nice and totally professional and I think if they were forgotten about, they might have felt the same way. So I would not go back unless we absolutely had to. I think the thought that kept coming to my mind was that they have seen so much and dealt with so many families that they have just kind of become hardened. In comparison, the urgent care that I visited first, everyone there was truly kind and compassionate, and there was a big difference in the attitude between the two medical institutions.

Updating an old review as this continues to be a great doctors office if I may say so. I went to…read moreDr. Waters growing up here, and flash forward a few decades and our kids see Dr. Ragsdale. Everything has been great so far. Parking: Adjacent garage that's usually easy to get a spot in, despite being a congested area with hospitals around. The elevators in the garage look the exact same as when I was a kid and that's not necessarily a good thing. Definitely not made for the claustrophobic; I take the stairs even when hauling my little chubster in a car seat. Office: Nice, friendly and efficient. I've yet to wait well beyond my appointment time. Hours: Another plus, they have weekend hours although we haven't had to take them up on the offer yet. Quality: Top-notch. Great doctors across the board and a place you can trust. While we're fortunate to have only had to go here for check-ups and shots, it's been a five star experience so far and it was an easy decision to come here. The only universal law is that you're bound to catch some kinda germ or bug in the lobby here in the winter, so wash your hands!

I was sent to 4400 Broadway to get a COVID test. Pediatric associates is also located at 4400…read moreBroadway. Even though the sign on the door says 'do not enter with COVID symptoms'. This is a lie because all COVID testing for st Luke's is done at 4400 Broadway right now. All of the patients here and doctors and staff are exposed to COVID 19 patients in the common areas and parking garage. The staff at pediatric associates does not think this is a problem at all and were quite rude. They said it was the business of the building manager and st Luke's if they have testing in the same building.

We have been using Johnson County Pediatrics for two months now and continue to be impressed by…read moretheir practice. Their facility is very clean and kids friendly. The waiting area is large with plenty of room to spread out. An aquarium, kids tables, books and TV is available while you wait. The front secretary's are very friendly and always answer the phones immediately when you call. Dr. Tyson is so knowledgeable and patient with questions. She does a thorough job with examinations and informs you of what to expect. She takes the time to explain milestones and prepares you as your child grows into new stages of development.

My 2 kiddos are new to JCP and so far our interactions with the doctors has been great. One area…read morethat the practice could greatly improve upon is getting up to date with e-scripts and being able to call in a prescription to a pharmacy. Currently, either myself or my children's mom has to drive to the office just to pick up my son's adhd script every month, then call pharmacies to make sure they have the med, drop off the paper script, then come back to pick it up. Its pretty inconvenient in this day and age where it could easily be submitted electronically and we get a text that its ready and then a quick pickup.

Pediatric Partners has always treated my family well. They are prompt with their care and the staff…read moreand providers are all very friendly. Dr. Mellick is a phenomenal provider and will listen to your questions with a knowledgeable response. If you are looking for quality care, you have found the right place.

​ you taking new patients yes we are okay great. What kind of insurance do you have ? I've got…read moreUnited , okay great it's Medicaid United . We're only accepting patience up to 2 months ! I call another pediatric patient office, same thing same exact conversation ! So Medicaid is hip to your scamming ways overcharging waste , and so you don't accept it ? At this point it wouldn't matter if I was paying straight cash out of my pocket and had millions of dollars , I wouldn't use these scam artists ! Paper pushers insurance fraud ! And I'll promise you given the opportunity I will share that with everybody I've ever known ! These are the reasons why our insurance is so damn High !