I have had such a terrible experience with them they over pack themself with patients and you can…read morenever get in. Also i went three times for kidney pain and was sent home saying i was fine. I went to christ hospital and they found something on my kidney they still wanted me to go through ny dr for refferals and my dr ignored me said it was not ok to get a second opinion. I left so many messages with them and they kept saying they couldnt help me cause i went outside of st e. This practice is a joke. Last time i went off on them and they said they would call me back. This was a month ago. So i have recently switched to christ and they have already fixed my problem and got me back on track. Do NOT go to this office! I was crying in pain and they sent me home!

We have been seeing Dr. Rita Watkins since March 2009, and I couldn't have asked for a better…read moremedical caregiver for my family. The staff, nurses, and doctors in this office genuinely care for our well being. They have become not only our medical advocates, but our friends. We get very personalized care in this facility, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a family practitioner/pediatrician.

Nurse late night call ins are a joke and extremely unsafe. My relation was on call Christmas night…read more2024 and was called in at around 9:30PM. She got back home at 1:30AM and went back to bed but was called in again at 2:30AM. I'm unsure what time she got back home. My complaint is not that people are on call but tell me how safe it is to be called in multiple times during the early morning hours. Not only is it extremely unsafe driving after only a few hours sleep but how good is the care for the patient. St. E Edgewood come up with a better system for your employees and your patients!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My experience with this family practice group was positive. When I moved to this area, I started…read morelooking around for a physician, starting with my health insurance provider's web site. I was pleased to discover that I could sort the choices not only by physician specialty but also by gender. Since I was accustomed to a female physician, I wanted to continue with one. After a few calls to practices who said they could not give me an appointment until they received a copy of my medical records, I called the Family Practice Center and asked if any of their physicians were accepting new patients. The staff member stated yes and provided a physician's name. I got an appointment within a week and the office mailed the paperwork to me so I could complete it in advance. I had no trouble locating the practice since a map was included with the paperwork. Imagine my surprise, however, when the physician was male! In my quest for a practice that was accepting patients, I failed to realize that although there were plenty of female physicians in this group, it was not a solely female practice. It worked out fine, however. The staff was pleasant as was the doctor and I felt valued as a patient.

Dr. Gieske has been my Dr for 5 plus years he is a wonderful Dr very caring and takes his time with…read moreyou and listens to what is going on with you ! His staff are wonderful also ! Usually easy to get an appointment !

Dr. Vormbrock is without a doubt the best primary care physician and OBGYN Doctor i've ever had…read more She genuinely listens & takes in everything you say, she makes you feel like you're seen. Dr. V listened to all of my fears and my unique particulars, it's like she kept mental notes & almost addressed any of them without a prompt. I came to her when i was 22, with child and dealing with some severe mental health issues-and she sat with me and actively listened to what i needed & addressed each thing individually while ensuring the treatment plan wouldn't affect my pregnancy. 5 star Primary care and 5 star OBGYN, She delivered all 3 of my babies, i was so blessed to have had her as a caregiver. Unlike other physicians-she provided me with a direct line of communication, 24/7 day or night she responded to me every time. Anyone is lucky to be a patient of hers:)

$280 to get a strep throat test and still have to pay for the prescription. Sounds like a crock of…read moreshit to me. Thank you for your help Medical Center.

So, I haven't always been the best about going to the doctor regularly, but that changes this year!…read moreAfter feeling like some things were 'off' in my body, I made an appointment with a new primary care provider at St. Elizabeth Physicians. I liked that I was able to book my appointment directly through the MyChart app. I also love that all my blood work/tests show directly through the app as well. The receptionist at the desk was very friendly and checked me in quickly. It was great that I was able to fill out all the paperwork online before arriving so I didn't have to do that while I waited. Sarah, my doctor's assistant is truly a rockstar human and was so much fun to talk to. I'm quite the anxious person, so it's always great to talk to someone who can put you to ease in a stressful environment. I'm feeling super grateful to have insurance and a primary care provider. If you haven't been to a doctor in awhile, go be proactive and look out for your health!

i would strongly suggest avoiding all saint elizabeth hospitals…read more bad primary care, bad endocrinology, bad behavioral health, feels like an assembly line, meds prescribed first, attempts at seeking a substantiated diagnosis are zero

My friend had both hips replaced by Dr. Spayner at OrthoCincy and had no trouble at all! Highly…read morerecommend him.

Recently went to Ortho NKU for my follow up after receiving injections for SI joint pain. Dr…read more DesJardins was wonderful in administering the epidural and asked extremely relevant questions that my doctor did not in my initial appointment. These questions even lead me to finding out diseases in my family that may impact me. However, I followed up through my chart with this information and asking for next steps and it was brushed off by an assistant who replied with a generic message saying they would discuss this and other referrals if needed in my follow up (it was not documented by anyone or brought up in my follow up until I mentioned it when the conversation was closing). The injections did help relieve some of my pain and inflammation, but I still experienced some symptoms which I documented to discuss in my follow up with Taylor Durbin. However, a patient taking attention to details and discussing their symptoms in their follow up must not be appropriate considering my doctor and several other employees felt it was acceptable to discuss that amongst each other outside of the room as a complaint. Not only does this make a patient feel as if the one thing they came there for is not valued by their doctor, but also dips into territory of a HIPPA violation for discussing a patient's confidential information to staff without a "need to know" status. Additionally, I read my MRI and had questions regarding the comments and felt rude just asking to discuss those comments so I could better understand them. I think there are some great employees here, but there are also employees who let you feel like a number in the system and not someone who is spending hundreds or thousands of dollars hoping to find an answer to chronic pain.