I have an appointment with my doctor and they sent me a message using MyChart to fill out the…read morepaperwork. After I did that there was a notification said that my payment was due but they wouldn't collect it until right before the appointment. THEY PUT IT THROUGH ANYWAY! I am tired of this establishment and tired of being screwed around. I only have one doctor there and after I leave him I'm going to go where I get treated with respect!

This hospital has a very professional and knowledgeable physician staff. I would recommend this…read morehospital

My Pc is Dr. Say, I have had very good experiences at this…read moreclinic, no long waiting, to see the physician, courteous, nurses, and good expert medical treatment, prescriptions filled promptly, and just great overall treatment from this Dr. and his nurses and I've been one of their established patients for over 10yrs. Love Br. Clinic!!!! M. Antoine

My mom was a patient there and they had us wait a whole hour and a half . My mom was suffering with…read morea severe headache the entire wait. the wait has been extremely ridiculous and unprofessional. then when we finally got in the doctors office. the nurses took 24 mins to come back and tell us that my mom had low iron. I feel like they are very unprofessional and not aware of other people needs. something has to change bc this entire "doctors visit" has taken up 3 hours of our Tuesday. my mom was late for work and so was I. unacceptable of this clinic.

Been coming here for a couple years now and ephedrine is so friendly, courteous and informative…read more They have A LOT of Doctors here. There's 2 buildings. There is a parking garage next to the building which is very convenient with elevators. I used to see Dr Darrin Reddick for my migraines but he is no longer with the practice. I've been experiencing terrible back pain and was just thinking it was arthritis they referred me back here to see Dr Samir Patel who is fast, straight forward and always looking for a solution. He's great !

Horrible experience, need Rehab for my husband who had a bone marrow transplant and is in a…read morewheelchair and can hardly talk , jumped through all the hoops for a month to get in there then was told he was not a candidate for In house rehab, but could do the day rehab. Shame on you!!

Home base for all of the LSUHSC residency programs and the 3rd/4th year medical students rotating…read moreat Our Lady of the Lake. Wonderful building with a library, auditorium, and conference rooms for meetings and presentations. Multiple simulation labs. My favorite place to study, very calming environment.

Was put on the fourth floor to have a biopsy done and the nurses had no respect did nothing to help…read morein no kind of way and was very lazy and rude the entire time i never seen a floor that has no one tending to the patients everyone was just setting behind the desk on their phones and stuffing their face mind you it was not lunch hour or dinner hour they was just being very laid back like they had no job and was at home this was the worst experience i ever had in my life at any hospital

I love the care and attention given to my son. The staff is great. This is the only hospital I use…read morefor emergency care, especially for my children. I did have one unpleasant experience with a doctor a few years ago but besides that, I prefer this hospital over the rest.

MY husband had to come her for some x-rays. Everyone was super nice and friendly. The check in…read moreprocess was very easy and quick. Everyone greeted ups upon entry and was very helpful. The wait was not long at all. The waiting area was clean, well-lit and neatly decorated.

I have had 3 surgeries here. The first was a good experience. The second surgery was carpal tunnel,…read moreI met with and thought an experienced surgeon was going to preform my surgery, but a young doctor with little experience ended up doing it. It was the worst experience out of the 3 carpal tunnel release surgeries I've had. My last surgery was gallbladder removal, I asked the doctor at my visit who would be performing the surgery, she said she would be. Again, day of its a brand new doctor, barely looked old enough to be working, but I needed my gallbladder out so I didn't want to reschedule the entire procedure. He forgot to put a diagnostic code on my pain medication prescription, and could not be reached after surgery. So instead of my insurance covering my prescription I had to pay out of pocket. Another thing is I don't know why they have sick people working in the surgery department? One of the people that came to get me for surgery was visibly and audibly sick. Coughing and sniffling and had a mask just dangling off his face. Also, prepared to wait! Appointment or surgery they cannot do anything in a timely manner. I will only go back if it's my only option.

My wife and I have been patients at The Baton Rouge Clinic for over 20 years. The physicians…read moreespecially Dr. Paul Fitzmorris, are excellent: responsive, compassionate, and professional. The problem is the administration. After being advised to undergo an EGD on April 20, I was told to pay $228.01 upfront because my deductible wasn't met. I asked to wait until insurance processed the claim based on a prior billing error that took months to fix. I also noted my long history of paying upfront when required, including for a colonoscopy last year. This wasn't refusal; it was reasonable caution. I even offered my standard $50 copay in good faith. That was rejected. Instead, I was told I must pay at least 50% upfront or my procedure would be rescheduled. That is not flexibility, it's coercion, kind of taking advantage of a patient situation. Conditioning a medically recommended procedure on advance payment, especially for a long-standing, reliable patient, is unacceptable. This kind of rigid policy erodes trust and overshadows the excellent care provided by the physicians. A clinic with doctors of this caliber should not allow administrative practices to undermine patient confidence so severely. Syed Khalil

When the only "tool" you have is a nurse practitioner, don't expect quality medical treatment…read more The BR Clinic Urgent Care used to offer quality care quickly, but that changed after the pandemic. I have been there twice since the pandemic was over, and each time I was misdagnosed. Two years ago, I sought treatment there when my appendix was about to rupture (but I didn't know that at the time). The nurse practitioner in charge ordered an ultrasound, but only on the top half of my abdomen, so the technician missed what almost killed me. At the time, I thought this bad experience was a one-off. I returned to this facility last week when I was feeling poorly and my throat was closing up. I suspected strep, so the nurse practitioner did a test, which came back negative, so she sent me home with a 3 day course of steroids. Did not do a flu test or a COVID test while I was there. As soon as I took the last steroid, the symptoms returned with some extra ones, so now I am going to an actual medical doctor for treatment. I think the quality of care I received would have been better if this facility was staffed by a medical doctor, not someone who is essentially cosplaying as an MD. The Baton Rouge Clinic itself is outstanding, so I am shocked and disappointed that their urgent care facility is so bad. Why have such a facility if it continues to offer such subpar care that people need to seek more medical treatment? The BR Clinic Urgent Care facility tarnishes the reputation of the entire BR Clinic.

I have been referred to this clinic by a friend that has seen everybody in South Louisiana and the…read moregulf coast of Mississippi. After calling several times, today I have made head way. I have spoke with several very kind staff members and gathered a plethora of information. Recieving answers ranging from: we are not excepting new clients to after July we are not excepting insurance. (FYI I do have good insurance) Today after speaking to three different people, the forth lady explained to me that yes she could get an appointment for me and in July they won't be taking insurance, however, they will be charging an annual fee and offering the top of the line in quality medicine. For 2000$ a year they will be a one stop shop, if I may. This covers, lab fees, appointments in person or on the phone appointments and appointments with the dr et cetera. This is a paradigm shift of conventional medicine. I found this interesting and I would have given them a two, but I liked their new idea!