I recently saw Dr. Blake and was appalled at her low level of professionalism. I have been a nurse for 25 years, and have dealt with a lot of physicians personally and professionally. She has poor knowledge base, is arrogant and overconfident in herself. She seems to feel "challenged" when a patient advocates for herself, and treats you poorly if you try to do so. Her entire demeanor will change toward you. I would never recommend this physician to anyone. Does not seem to listen to patient or really care much about them. Shuts down conversation, and acts like she knows everything. Not willing to take learning experiences as they show up. read more

watch out for deceptive billing practices. Doctor will ask questions and then if something is brought up that wasn't part of original appointment they will basically bill you for preventative care and an office visit without disclosing that since you answered a question brought up by the doctor and discussed it's billed as a separate office visit. read more

I would agree with this comment: DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE GOING TO PCP. I would avoid Primary Care Partners. I chose them for their convenient location (for me) at 33rd and Pioneers. I LOVED my primary care doctor! Then a few years ago thing changed. 30 minute hold to make an appointment - on a good day. Last year I called my doctor's nurse to see if there was anything I could do to save money on a "boot" for my foot. The nurse didn't hang up, and I got to hear all the nurses discuss me and my case. So the staff is HIGHLY unprofessional and uncaring. PCP forced me to change doctors, saying the doctor I've had for decades had retired. But he is still working there! You don't get any continuity of coverage. You will need to make an appointment at least a week in advance - if you can make it that long. Now I get a message that my doctor is relocating to 84th & Pioneers. Well, so much for that convenient location. read more

I have to agree with Brian C regarding revenue generating and not being patient centric. I have used Doctor Denell and thought he did a fabulous job. My concern is how they operate. After 10 years of going to them I called today regarding my on-going gout issue and needing to renew my prescription. The nurse said since it had been over a year and I wasn't up to date on my annual physical that they require I first schedule that appointment. When I was forwarded to the scheduler she advised me that their policy was to have a scheduled annual check-up before I could schedule an appointment for the gout evaluation. She said I would need to set up 3 appointments with them. The first two were for the annual check up and an appointment to do my bloodwork after a 14 hour fast,. She said unfortunately the schedule was full for two months. I told her I couldn't wait for two months with gout in my foot. She said if I at least scheduled the annual that I could then schedule an appointment to see them regarding the gout. Keep in mind I have been seeing them for gout for 4 years. At that time before scheduling the annual I asked her when they could get me in the for the gout appointment and she said "not this week". Since this was a Tuesday I was pretty sure that wasn't going to work. At that point I hung up and called another physician at Northpoint. I advised them of my pain and they said rush down here immediately and we will fit you in. Not once......did the nurse or scheduler at South Family Physician ask me what type of pain I was in. As nurses or connected to a family practice they should know how painful gout can be. They only seemed to care about getting my revenue generating 3 office calls in. It felt like my care needs were irrelevant. read more

I have been a patient of Dr Johnson's for the past several years and I feel she and her nurses are very caring and supportive. Several months ago I went in with severe cramping in my left calf. Dr Johnson determined it was a possible blockage in my leg. Fast forward now several months, I was referred to a vascular doctor and I have now recovered from a large blockage in my femoral artery. If not for Dr Johnson's care, I more than likely would have had to have my leg amputated. I feel this is a wonderful place for my healthcare. The staff are kind and Dr Johnson is kind and very thorough. I would highly recommend Primary Care Partners. read more

Have to pay for office visit because the first visit did not take care of the concern. So I will pay a whole office visit- full cost without insurance. Understand the business model- just a poor way to handle it. Could get the same help online for $50. Now have to pay $224 for something that should have been handled with the overall appointment. Will continue to look for business I trust. Good Doctor- but business side poor. read more

I've had terrible service multiple times. They cancel your appointment day of Without letting you know. Front desk is rude. They refused to release records. absolutely terrible service! Stay clear read more

They are money hungry and don't care about patients. I called to make an appointment to be called 3 hours later to have them cancel because I owed a balance. They took my $10 for an office visit I never had. read more

The doctors are great! Really knowledgeable and good mannered. Would recommend! The place is clean and really modern. I was in and out and they made sure I was taken care of. I'm really happy with my service. read more

These doctors came highly recommended however the wait time in the waiting room is obscene-- I'm talking at minimum 20-45min. Then back in the room it's another 20-30min. I love the doctors but the front desk staff isn't welcoming or helpful and the wait time is so bad. This also includes phone call wait time and time waiting for nurse to call back about "urgent" issue ( 6 hours) read more

Do your homework before going here. They are known for generating revenue and not being patient centric. You'll get in right away, but good luck if you have multiple issues as they'll want 2 visits to generate revenue. Dr Webb told me 2 yrs ago one item from my annual physical was concerning. After many dr visits, expensive testing, and unapproved health ins tests, I went to a specialist who told me my original readings were fine. I was told by another physician this is normal for this group. The staff is very poor. The doctors are very nice people, but the way they do business is alarming. read more

Dr. Denell is awesome! He is a younger doctor but knows his stuff. He knows Diabetes and has taken excellent care of my family. He recommended a new diabetes drug and it is working amazing. My previous doctors don't know what they were talking about and did not keep up on all the new medications out there, but with Dr. Denell we finally have control. He explained the new drugs very well and how they work. The staff is friendly and they always seem to fit us in. We have also seen Dr. Webb, and man does he know his stuff, and he also seems to really care about our health and not like he's punching a clock like other doctors. If I had a complaint its that the office needs some new decorating/updating but that's pretty minor. A+ for care. read more

My physician, Dr John Majerus, just moved to this office so I am hopeful the reviews will get better. So far, Kelly, his assistant, has been helpful and thorough. Front office staff was just ok but it was a busy office. Saving a detailed review until I have more experience with them -- but Dr Majerus has been my doc for many yrs and I recommend him personally. read more

I have been a patient with South Lincoln Family Physicians for 20 years. I haven't been able to get a diagnosis since Dr. Roth left. Extremely rude front office with a physician assistant that didn't even remember me. Today was the last straw when I was on hold for 20 minutes just trying to get a diagnosis. I finally hung up and called my daughter's physician at Holy Family Medical. They were quick to respond and have always been good to my wife and kid. Thanks for nothing South Lincoln Family Physicians. read more