I was referred here by the VA. I missed the new patient appointment. I called to reschedule, but…read morewas told that the "Doctors" don't permit new patient rescheduling. I called again the following week and was told it's the new office policy to deny rescheduling for a no-show appointment. Both calls ended rudely and abruptly. No loss on my end.

I scheduled a 'Get to Know' appointment with Dr. Zeina Bond to establish a local primary care…read moreprovider. Unfortunately, the clinical introduction was deeply unprofessional. Dr. Bond entered the exam room making sarcastic and dismissive remarks before we had even begun our consultation. While the front office and billing staff at this practice are highly competent, professional, and efficient, Dr. Bond's bedside manner was openly disrespectful toward an prospective patient. I cannot recommend Dr. Bond for anyone seeking a respectful, professional healthcare partnership.

They don't see new patients or take your insurance. Which is weird, I'm not sure why they existread more

Been going there since 2014 used to see Dr. Bliss then he moved on, Dr. Bliss was great and a…read morereally good doctor. Now seeing Dr. Scott Kardiski. Dr. Scott for short. He is a very caring and good doctor. His staff are excellent.

This is the most uncaring, unprofessional and calloused individual I have ever had the displeasure…read moreof being treated by. If you're looking for compassionate care and someone interested in your well being do not go to this man. I have a preexisting spinal injury among other ailments. This poor excuse of a doctor dismissed my concerns, pain and simply put, accused me of being a drug addict. He had me go to a liver sonogram because my levels were high, asked me if I drank or did drugs to which I politely declined. Then again told me "they could only be high if I was putting some sort of substance in my body". He prescribed me lyrica and when I requested a revaluation of my treatment (it was causing me insomnia and severe nausea) he upped my dose and told me he could no longer treat me and I could see a pain management doctor as they are the only people who can help people "like me". Well to you sir, I say Karma is a bitch.

I tried to see a doctor here (Dr. Pierce is not taking new patients). I waited 11 days for an…read moreappointment, got up, got dressed, drove to the other side of town, got checked in, I'm in the exam room filling out paperwork and some woman walks in and says they won't see me because I'm on BHRT including testosterone. No apology, no nothing for wasting my time. They could have told me this over the phone and I could have spent those 11 days trying to find another doctor to diagnose a potentially serious medical condition. I did not need them to prescribe the testosterone, didn't matter, get out, we don't want you here is basically what it felt like.

I never have to wait when I make an appointment. I get right in. They take time to listen to my…read moreissues and recommend any extra labs to help figure out any issues. The young lady that draws blood is very good, as never any bruising afterwards. Nice staff all around.

I've been going to Holy Family Medical since 2002. The providers always take the time to listen,…read moregoing beyond just a quick visit by asking questions, doing research, doing tests, and following up to make sure my family is healthy. The staff has always been friendly and professional.

Poor communication and incompetent staff. Staff tried three different attempts to obtain blood for…read morea lab draw. MA have no business doing lab draws. Leave it to a phlebotomist.

The doctors at the mental health center on Clifton have no idea what they are doing. They are rude…read moreand dismissive. I will never use a via christi clinic or hospital again and I hope that others think twice.

I went to Dr Walton because my lower back and hips ached terribly. Dr Walton treated me like I was…read morecrazy (because I take Seraquil), and like I was pill seeking. I described my pain to her and my concern because this issue happened suddenly. She gave me a script for inflamation and that was it. I was curious if maybe I should have x-rays or an MRI. She wouldn't even entertain the idea. Some time later the pain became unbearable. I made an appointment with another Dr. Who gave me a steroid shot in my hips and scheduled an MRI. The steroid shot didn't last long but gave me the immediate relief I needed. The results of my MRI showed 2 ruptured discs. Thanks Dr. Walton for the judgement, mistreatment and totally unethical treatment. I really appreciate you dismissing me. I also didn't expect the level of predjuice toward caucasions you seem to have.

Dr. Darla Rivera has been my primary care physician for over 13 years. I have not always been the…read moreeasiest patient, as I deal with chronic obesity, chronic pain, and several chronic conditions. However, through it all, Dr. Rivera has treated me with kindness, respect, and dignity, while at the same time, never skirting the issues. I found early on that Dr. Rivera is quite different from other physicians I have seen. She is not afraid to run tests or refer to specialists to get to the bottom of the issue. She always takes TIME to hear what is going on, and thus, has many times figured out things that other physicians simply wouldn't have considered. She has a vast amount of knowledge, but still continues to research new treatments and medications that may be most helpful for her patients. I have referred many friends and even strangers to her care. She has raised the bar high for any other physician I may consider in the future. But I plan to continue being under her care for as long as possible! In conclusion, Dr. Rivera is not a perfect person, however, because of her expertise, compassion, and ability to understand me as a PERSON, not just a paycheck, I highly recommend her as a physician.

If you are looking for a doctor, I highly recommend Dr. Darla Rivera. I moved to Wichita for a new…read morejob in the mid 90's. I was in my twenties and was "required" to find a primary care physician. Then, I had no idea what qualities I wanted in a doctor. I was blessed that someone suggested Dr. Rivera. I didn't know I needed a doctor who was compassionate, who listened to me, who took extra measure whether it be research or referrals over the years when, as I aged, I had various medical needs. When I left my job in Wichita, I stayed with Dr. Rivera, even though at that time the drive to Wichita would be longer. I moved further away from Wichita when I purchased a house after receiving a promotion. Now I was in my late 30s. Again, rather than finding a local doctor in the city I lived (an hour drive one way to Wichita) there was no question I would continue to see my primary care doctor, Dr. Rivera. I had recognized the quality I needed in a doctor. Someone who read my chart. Someone who understood my past medical history. Someone who actually knew me as a person and knew what my medical needs were. Someone who knew the stressors of my job. And if she did not know, she would make referrals for me to be tested, so she could know. In my 40s, my mom became a paraplegic while my parents were living in Colorado. When I moved my parents to live with me (again an hour away from Wichita), no doctor in the city we lived would take my mom as a patient. That was terrifying as my mom had significant medical needs as a paraplegic. But Dr. Rivera willingly took my mom as a patient until my mom could find someone closer. Dr. Rivera provided exceptional care to my mom until my mom could find specialists in town to help her. My mother would still see Dr. Rivera if she could, but the hour drive and my mom's frequent pain requires my mom to have a local doctor, a doctor who my mom doesn't care for because my mom doesn't feel her primary care doctor listens to her. Even after my mom found specialists in the town we live, when I see Dr. Rivera now, when I am in my 50s, Dr. Rivera always asks about my mom. She makes a point to make sure I tell my mom hello from her. Because Dr. Rivera cares about her patients. For me, I know I am beyond blessed to have a doctor who has the qualities I have come to expect in a doctor (even though I didn't know that when I "chose her" when I was younger). When I need an appointment for something I am able to get in to see her without waiting for weeks and weeks. There may be times when I am in the waiting room of the office at Primary Care Associates to see her and time has passed from when I was scheduled to see her. On occasion, if I hear someone complain about the time they are having to wait to see a doctor, I think to myself, I am thankful and more than willing to wait if need be. If I am waiting, that means Dr. Rivera is making sure the patient she is seeing at the time, is getting her undivided attention. I am thankful because when it is my turn, when I am in her office and she walks in, she truly knows my name, knows who I am, my family, my job, and my past medical problems. When she meets with me, it may take more time, but in the 25+ years I have seen her, I have never walked out of her office without feeling "heard" and also knowing Dr. Rivera is doing the absolute best to provide quality medical care to me. For that, I am eternally grateful. Quite frankly, if she is to ever retire, I know with certainty, there will never be a doctor who will be able to provide the quality care and compassion she has provided me over the years. It took me a long time to know what qualities I require in a doctor, I know now I want a doctor to have the qualities of Dr. Rivera. As I was about to post this, on the right of my screen I saw a review from "billie d". calling Dr. Rivera a narcissist for the wait time. Any wait time a patient has, is because Dr. Rivera is making sure her patients needs are met. She puts her patient's needs before hers. This is the opposite of "narcissist." If you want a quick, take a number, fast food style, "one size fits all" approach.... Dr. Rivera is not the doctor for you.

Koleen is TRANSPHOBIC!!!!! and knows nothing about mental health care. Front desk called me out of…read morethe blue to tell me that she suddenly decided she was going to stop prescribing me Finasteride (for hair loss) and cut me cold turkey off of hormone therapy. Didn't bother to do any research on hormone replacement therapy HRT or transgender people for that matter, and advised me to suddenly STOP taking testosterone in order to "stop my male pattern baldness", and then REFUSED to continue to prescribe it simply because she's "uncomfortable". She TOOK AWAY MY RIGHT AS A TRANSGENDER PERSON!!! Poor listening skills towards patients and keeps patients waiting while she gossips with the staff. The front desk ladies are total biotchs and don't give one crap about the patients.

I was there 2 times in my whole life and somehow I owe them over $900.00! They just garnished my…read morewages to get it. All I wanted was my meds refilled. No wonder no one like this place, Haysville is crooked!

I have been seeing Dr. Smith for awhile now and am very pleased with the care I am receiving. Every…read moretime I go to his office I am seen promptly with hardly any wait time.

From the owner: Dr. Smith specializes in circulation problems outside the heart, particularly in the lower…read moreextremities. His passion is saving legs and helping people walk better. Not only is Dr. Smith an expert in his field, he is a real person who will listen to you and make the best choice with you for your health and life. Patients who benefit from Dr. Smith's expertise include: *People who can’t walk because of circulation problems *People with wounds or infections that don't heal *People with blood clots in the legs *People who've experienced aneurysms, cardiovascular disease or rhythm problems *People who are are at risk for amputation

Dr. Tammie Nelson was my dr. for years. She is a wonderful, smart, and really good dr. The staff,…read moreincluding Teresa, and Karen are the most courteous and respectful staff, and I'm an RN. I wish I could still go to her, but just moved and am looking for a new dr.