My wife and I are both pretty easy "sticks" and regular blood donors. This is our first time to…read moredonate it life south, and for some reason, we were not easy. I can't tell you if it was the technician or the way we were feeling that day or watt. The facility was reasonably clean, but not spotless and the donor area looked extremely cluttered.

I gave blood on the bus today, and the ladies could not have been nicer. I got a t-shirt, and they…read morehave beverages and snacks available. I had made an appointment, but only one other person was in line since we arrived at opening, so I don't imagine it would have been a long wait. The bus was clean, I had no issues being stuck, and I got my vital signs out of it. I believe some of my lab levels will be available to me, too, since that is a service LifeSouth offers to its donors.

I visited this location Saturday morning to donate Platelets for the first time ever. The facility…read moreis very comfortable and clean, which is obviously a plus. I've been here before, but only to donate blood. Donating platelets is a much longer process, and they certainly made sure it was a easy and comfortable as possible. The beds to donate have tv screens and headsets to keep you entertained, they bring you blankets and pillows and everything you need to be comfortable. I felt very pampered the entire time. I will definitely continue to come to this location whenever I want to donate.

Came here to give blood a few weeks ago. The staff was friendly, though one woman would not stop…read morecalling me by the wrong name, even after I corrected her several times. It did take them a few times to find the vein in my arm, which can be painful. But other than that, they were very efficient, and made sure to follow proper procedures. They also made sure to provide drinks afterwards, which is always nice.

i was a new patient today and saw NP Mary Catherine Culotta. She was so nice and engaging and was…read morevery knowledgeable for the issues I was concerned about. She spent a lot of time with me. The staff were all extremely nice from the medical assistant to the lab technicians as well as reception and check out.

Dr. Saway is amazing. He's very kind, knowledgeable and has wonderful bedside manners. I…read morerecommend him to anyone that needs his specifically kind of care. Parking is free. Appointments are worth the wait.

St. Vincent's has an extensive network of highly rated doctors. This was my first time in building…read more3 and things were easy to find as long as I read the signage along the way. Check in was different because you utilized kiosks in this building that gave you a suite number upon completion. You then went through a door that led you to a long hallway of booths/office stations with suite numbers. Find yours, check in again with the individual at your designated suite and await being called for your appointment. I will say that the person I came in contact with to check in at my suite was lackluster. Could have been having a long day. Working with the public can be a drag. Not rude... just had no personality. Although it took a while to be seen - my physician was thorough, knowledgeable and willing to address any questions or concerns I may have had at the time. Pre pay for your parking garage ticket to get out faster on the floor before the main exit.

My pcp has faxed a referral 3 times to the Southview location at the old Medical Center East…read morelocation! I have called 4 or 5 times trying to get an appointment with an endocrinologist! Supposedly 3 at this location. All I ever get is a recorded phone message !!! Never in my life have I been so disgusted with doctors offices or maybe their receptionist or secretaries... who knows?? Guess I'll try a different hospital

Always great care by Nurse Practitioners , Nurse and Dr McLain! Office staff nice and helpful also!…read moreVery pleased with the care I receive from Dr McLain and Associates!

Dr. McLain is exceptionally knowledgeable and compassionate. He stays up to date on medication…read moredevelopments. He has a heavy patient load, but he does not rush through your visit and explains why he is choosing a specific rx or test. I saw many rheums. before i found Dr. McLain. None seemed to hear me or care that I had symptoms of multiple autoimmune diseases that would be in their wheelhouse. They gave me short shrift, and I was getting more and more symptomatic. Dr. McLain listened, had labs run, and explained to me the implosion of my health. You couldn't find a smarter, more caring dr. anywhere.

This is the second time I have had to take a kid to this location, although the first was many…read moreyears ago. But the red wagons lined up at the entrance let me know I was in the right place! The decor is kid friendly and the whole place is spotless. It is very large and can be imposing but the volunteers stationed at the entrance as we walked across from the parking deck immediately came up and led the way to our clinic. Luckily we have been outpatient and not had to deal with any life threatening conditions, but I would not hesitate to come here if we did. The staff is very courteous and we did not wait long at all. We have adored our physicians and nurses, even the receptionist and assistants, at the dermatology clinic(s). Thankful we have Children's hospital here to take care of our precious little ones!

Dr. Galloway & Linda Wilkerson, was the GI team for the care of Jacobi Finch Children's Hospital of…read moreAlabama. We had an appointment, they said his LIVER was not looking good they wanted Jacobi to come to the Hospital , stay one night to get a change in his TPN, milk, he would need to stay overnight to see if he would have a reaction. We went we stayed overnight . They never said his KIDNEYS were bad. We stayed overnight , the nurses on 9th floor read his charts which were wrong for some reason, gave him double the amount of medication 3 different times, we went home ,I didn't know til he was sleeping for hours. I went back to the ER the same night, the ER sent us home, every should be good. I talked to Linda for the whole week. That Saturday I took Jacobi back to Children's, and he was dying. He was put on Dialysis, never had Kidney issues, he was in so so much pain at the hospital for 2 months, they sent him home with a blood clot the size of a grape fruit and didn't tell me, I found that out when he went to UAB. He stayed there in ICU a month on a ventilator. Then from there he went to Palliative Care, to pass in peace. I begged them to let me bring Cobi home, we did he died in my arms on Nov- 3rd 2019. My son was happy , fine when we went for the over night stay and died in my arms months later. They never told me that he was dying, they never told me he had bad kidneys, He's been in their care for over 10 years, why not tell me he's dying, why not tell me his Kidneys are bad?why did he needed stay? What was the effect of the new TPN, what was the effect to the drug overdose? What was the effect of the 300 mg of new meds y'all gave him? What was the affect of the dye y'all put in his body the morning of his stay for a scan?How do a child go to an appointment, not sick in the last year? Been thru so many surgeries and came out Blessed, die after he's Overdosed, on his own meds? Oh why was this amount even in his chart? Why didn't the pharmacy and nurse see it's was a very high dose? The end result is my son is Gone and they say he was going to die anyway??? We all are going to die, but you didn't have to rush it he was a child, he is my child, my son and he's gone. They know when Jacobi came to the First appointment he was fine, the next appointment he was fine the 3rd ER VISIT HE WAS PUT IN ICU, and all they say is he's health was deteriorating, could you share that with his Mother, months ago?No they did not. They are smiling in your child's face acting like they care but they are just numbers to these Dr,'s. I live with, I never should have took him, but as a Mother, I had to do what was supposed to be best but what I thought would help him, took my Child from me, and my life will never be the same. I was supposed to protect him from the Dr.'s that was supposed to help him. I live with that, but not my Son. Children's Hospital, Birmingham Al. Dr. David Galloway and Linda Wilkerson and the whole GI team. 10th floor remember his smile.

Another easy and smooth appointment. Street parking and the parking lot in front of Whitaker Clinic…read morewere full when I circled around. Parking in the Kirklin Clinic lot was accessible. This is a busy garage that I am very used to (just drive to the 6th or 7th floor and you're almost always guaranteed to have a spot without struggle). Take the elevator to the 2nd floor, use the crosswalk in the garage that connects Kirklin and Whitaker Clinic, pre pay for your ticket once leaving at a kiosk or pay the attendant (prepay is typically faster to get out). I'm so thankful this clinic (for my floor) has a 30 minute grace period because a 30 minute commute took an hour and 15 minutes the day of my appointment. It pays to normally plan to arrive to my appointments 30 minutes early so I had 15 minutes of a grace period left. Staff is efficient, they got me in and out much faster than my initial appointment, all questions were answered, we agreed on how to move forward and I was sent on my way. Very satisfied with my choice to use this facility.

The facility is a top notch facility but the parking is horrific! I come here quite often for…read morefamily and friends, parking is always a nightmare! We ride through the parking garage looking for an available space when some drivers take up more than one space, it seems on purpose. We pay for this aggravation just to walk long distances to get to your clinic. Boom, you're blood pressure is elevated!. Fix the parking or don't charge the patients!