We Had always seen the nurse practitioner at this office. I got lucky and got to see the real…read moredoctor,he's amazing! Took the time to really talk to me and really check me out and find out what was going on with me very kind and funny. Thanks Dr. P!

I went in for a routine check-up yesterday. It was my first visit to their office as I recently…read morerelocated to the Saint Louis area. It was easy to set up an appointment and their location is convenient. I had only a 5-10 minute wait after I arrived. My doctor was professional, friendly, authoritative. She asked another doctor to come in for a second opinion and he was great too. Both put me at ease and made me feel good. I look forward to having them as doctors for a long time.

Very sweet and quiet but very knowledgable and takes very good care of his patients. I am…read morefortunate to work for him.

There's no doctor wiling to take new patients during pandemic time, and I felt stressed look for…read moreplace to do my annual check up since I just moved here until I found here. Staffs are super friendly, and Jesse Lawson, who's my primary doctor, makes me feel comfortable during all exams and very professional. They take most insurance and everything is perfect! Highly recommended here!

Wow! I've almost 30 (sigh) so I've seen my fair share of doctors over the years. Dr. Michael Railey…read moreis a-freaking-mazing. It was hard enough trying to find someone who took new patients (seriosuly, I called at least 7 different clinics), but the lady on the phone was helpful and speedy. I got to my appointment the requested 20 minutes early. I was in the room 10 minutes before my appointment and get this, the doctor walked in 2 minutes EARLY. Never in my life has that happened. I thought it was an urban myth. He was very nice, listened to me, I didn't feel rushed one bit. He left the room to call and consult on something for me. I was blown away but the service and feel of ease and comfort. Best part, he called me later that day to give me some more advice on something I asked about. Personally. Not a nurse. Not a voice mail service. The actual doctor. Best. Doctor. Ever.

My first appointment with Dr. Boutwell today could not have been a better experience. Let me first…read morestart by saying the office staff was actually friendly, courteous and on time! That is pretty rare to experience at a doctor appointment. I think they even started my appointment 5 minutes before it was scheduled, so there was zero waiting time. Dr. Boutwell genuinely wants to get to know her patients, and even asked about my hobbies and general life, because she said she "likes to tie things together." I can say without a doubt no doctor has ever inquired about my general life ever before. She was very thorough in her questions, and offered explanations for every question I asked. She was very knowledgable and even threw out a few jokes - I have 100 bug bites currently after a recent trip, and she said "Apply this cream twice a day, and when you get to the 100th bite the first time, you'll probably be ready for round two." I don't know, I really appreciated that she seemed like a real person instead of someone just trying to get me out the door. I should also say, she spent 45 minutes talking with me. My previous doctor took about 7-10 minutes after I had waited over 35 minutes on average to see him.

Dr. Boutwell is a fantastic Dr. I have suffered with nerve pain for over 2 years and Dr. Boutwell…read morealways works with me to find the best program that fits my needs. Not only through prescriptions but also through diet suggestions. Dr. Boutwell always stays up to date on all the latest research. The staff is friendly and Dr. Boutwell always listens to all my concerns. I highly recommend Dr. Boutwell.

Dr. Norfleet has been my internist for many years. She knows her medicine, she knows symptoms, she…read morehas sent me to the ER (when I had double pneumonia and sepsis), she has visited me in the hospital, and she encourages me with positive words. Dr. Norfleet's nurse, Christie, is delightful, and does the weight, bp, temp . . . all those things that must be monitored and regulated. Yet, Dr. Norfleet is a personable and non-judgmental physician who is very encouraging related to lifestyle management and upkeeping good health. And she's funny and approachable, too. I am diligent about keeping her abreast of news or changes with my specialists. Everybody's gotta be onboard. I know people who are very fragmented with their physicians. Every doctor has their own little slot, and there's no sharing. Because the sharing must come from the patient. And these folks have suffered medically and physically for non-full disclosure. Not a good approach. Dr. Norfleet practices at the Central Medical Group (14th floor) in the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Center for Advanced Medicine at Kingshighway Boulevard and Forest Park Parkway.

No I would not recommend this physician. The office staff provides very poor follow-up status…read moreconcerning referrals for specialists and any procedures requiring a referral. Everything is done by computer if you sign up for my chart.org and messages are not answered. If you need to see the doctor it will take a YEAR TO GET AN APPT. You are shuffled off to the P.A. who is also non-responsive. I gave up trying to get a referral....after 8 days of phone calls etc. SIMPLY HORRIBLE.

3 strikes and I'm out.. I've had the worst experience with this physician and I'm a healthy male in…read moremy late 20's (minimal doctors visits). First encounter was a routine physical, he almost checked all of my vitals before stating "Your at the age where you don't have to be concerned with cancer and diseases..." Second encounter was a doctors note he wrote for a family member enabling a drug addiction, which I believe he was well aware of. Third encounter was an attempt to schedule an appointment to be screened for a mild concussion, to which he wouldn't see me and only advised going to ER. I requested a CT be conducted at an outpatient imaging center and he was not receptive. In my own opinion, these actions imply he prioritizes profit over patients. David Galli is a very personable individual, but I will be finding a new physician.

Dr. Butler has been a great GP for years. he takes the time to explain things and offers advice…read moreand options. The team was easy to work with and the office is easy to get to and park.

I can't imagine a worse doctor. He is medically incompetent, has no concern for his patients, and…read moreis totally arrogant. I went to him with a dry cough. With no evidence that it was a bacterial infection, he prescribed antibiotics. He did not consider any other possibilities and did not schedule a follow-up appointment in case he was wrong. When I continued to get worse, I contacted a pulmonologist who would not make an appointment with me until I had a referral from Dr. Butler. Dr. Butler refused to make a referral until I had an appointment. I told him the pulmonologist wouldn't allow that, and he was being arrogant to insist on doing something his way that wouldn't work. He then fired me as a patient. Since I could not get an appointment with another primary care physician for months, that meant I had had no available medical care at a time when it was obvious that I needed medical care. In desperation, I asked my cardiologist to act as my primary care physician. He ordered a CT scan which showed that I had a large pulmonary embolism and a major lung infarction. If the cardiologist had not diagnosed the problem and prescribed anticoagulants, I likely would have died. Any doctor who knows little about medicine, knows nothing about how to approach medical problems, and doesn't care about his patients has no right to be a doctor.

I am a healthy 42 year old male and I have had two terrible experiences with Dr. Fernandez's office…read moreand would highly recommend everyone seeking a different option. I originally saw a nurse practitioner for my annual physical back in March 2024. We had recently relocated from California and I wanted to receive an annual physical. Annual physicals are included as preventive services under the Affordable Care Act meaning patients cannot be charged for an annual physical (see 42 USC 300gg-13 https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=(title:42%20section:300gg-13%20edition:prelim)). The annual physical was a nondescript experience and I answered the questions the nurse practitioner asked me. Unfortunately, I became very sick in August 2024. After a few days I tried to see Dr. Fernandez and was eventually able to get in to see the nurse practitioner. The office tested me for influenza A&B, COVID, and strep which all came back negative. I told the doctor my son had experienced similar symptoms a few weeks earlier and eventually developed pneumonia. I went home with no medicine. Five more days passed and I was feeling no better and had developed a hacking cough which led me to strain my oblique. It was incredibly painful. I again called Dr. Fernandez's office and was able to get prednisone and a Z-pack prescribed to me but not a cough suppressant because they wanted me to be seen again in a couple of days. They also wanted to perform a chest x-ray which could not be done on site. Because I was feeling so terrible and was in so much pain I ended up going to receive Total Access Urgent Care. There I was able to receive an x-ray the same day which revealed I had pneumonia. They were able to provide me a shot which gave instant relief and a cough suppressant to help moving forward. This was done at a cost of $150 after insurance was provided. I informed Dr. Fernandez's office of this diagnosis and, to there credit, they were apologetic about the care I received and they stated they wished I had seen Dr. Fernandez for my annual physical instead of the nurse practitioner because we had no prior relationship. There appeared to be a lack of trust on the Dr. Fernandez's end in what I was saying because of the lack of relationship. However, if new patients are not provided the opportunity to meet the doctor I don't know how I could have handled this differently. Now to the part that has me incredibly frustrated. A few weeks back I received a bill for the August visit which I don't dispute. However, tacked on to the bill was a charge of roughly $200 for the annual physical in March. At no prior point had I received a bill for this service which made sense to me because the insurer has to cover the entire cost of preventive services which includes an annual physical. Unfortunately, Dr. Fernandez's office had coded the care incorrectly causing a dispute with my insurance company. Currently, her office is refusing to change the coding leaving my insurer unable to cover the full cost of the annual physical. I would highly recommend not seeing Dr. Fernandez as she likely won't be able to see you in person as a new patient, won't trust what you tell her as a patient when you are sick, and then try to screw you on billing. I could not be more disappointed in the services I received from this office.

Dr. Fernandez is great. She is genuinely caring & looks at the whole body--not just what's hurting…read more Listens attentively and takes her time to come up with a solution. I highly recommend her.