It's a nice set up...much better than sitting in a big hospital for a small procedure. As a person…read morewho is accompanying a patient, I'm so annoyed by the blaring loud TV. Although it's a large waiting area, you cannot escape the noise. There are not enough restrooms to accommodate the many people waiting at one time.

Cannot say enough nice things about my experience here. From check in to my first nurse Dana to my…read morepost-op nurse Susie! So polite and funny! Anesthesiologist was also great and of course Dr. Patel. Thank you all for the wonderful care!

I had to have another surgery and chose Beacon again as they do a fantastic job. I had a pre-op…read morevisit too going over everything I needed to know. The front desk staff are welcoming. The nurses and anesthesiologists are wonderful. The entire team working with my surgeon did a great job. The facility is clean and modern and there is plenty of parking. I highly recommend this outpatient surgical center.

Great nice looking facility staff was perfect…read moreknew all about my issue prep copay out of pocket info all up front communications before during (those who are waiting for you get updates) and after was perfect wait time was a long the day of surgery , they said they had delays will see how it heals up so far so good

This medical office is a wonderful walk-in experience. They have a wide variety of hours to suit…read moreyour needs and are open Seven days a week. Conveniently located with access to multiple pharmacies extremely close by. Excellent physicians and mid-level providers who are very knowledgeable. Full lab and x-ray available seven days a week. There can sometimes be quite a wait so I recommend if you get there right when they open to be prepared to wait.

Tl;dr- If you are ever ill with anything, don't go to this office. You will be seen as a complete…read moreinconvenience. If you've chosen not to receive a rather new sh0t, I would absolutely not recommend this clinic. I am not one for negative reviews and it appears mine will be one of few, as I've read a lot of the positive reviews, but I feel it's very important as it was the positive review that lead me to this doctor's office. I was new to the area and there were so many good reviews and I could actually get a timely appointment, so I decided this office was my new primary. The first visit was fine and I liked them enough. I was just there for a physical. Fast forward 8 months and I've found myself with some symptoms of a cold. I don't feel bad, but I though it was best to be seen before going back into my office or anything got worse. They were able to get me in and the sweet front desk gal was SO very nice to me. She was the highlight of my appointment. After that, the nurse came in and treated me as though I'd completely inconvenienced her for getting sick. As if I didn't feel bad enough for not being able to come into my office for work and crowding an already busy healthcare system (despite the fact that I didn't see another soul there, I know in general our healthcare workers are very tired) and then finally, being sick... she even took it as far as rolling her eyes at me for clarifying my symptoms when she misspoke. I am not a rude person and am very mild mannered to strangers, so I chalked it up to she was just having a bad day. Enter Jessie Krueger with my results that I was sick. Again, I am now feeling very puny, not due to my sickness, but with how I've been treated to this point, she rips into me, grilling me as to why I've made the choice not to be v@ccinated. Reminder: this woman has a very very brief view of my health and immediately coined my political views based on my v@ccination status. She did realize she came at me a little too much after I was clearly stumbling for words and she apologized. She then readdressed her question in a more appropriate and professional manner and clarified that she wanted to genuinely know why I chose not to received a very new sh0t. I could then feel comfortable sharing with her my medical reasons why I made the right choice for me and she walked me out. I had to ask her what OTC medicine I would be taking to help and even ask why vitamins I should take to help boost my immune system. I had a good idea what I should take, but wanted was surprised I was offered no information except to stay at home until I was feeling better. It makes me very sad that it was more important to her to grill me on why I wasn't v@ccinated instead of helping me feel better. I had to dig to get information to help alleviate my symptoms I was so bewildered to have been grilled in that manner by a medical professional and will certainly not be returning. I sure hope this review will save others from such a disheartening experience with the medical care system that is set in place to help the sick.

Dr. Bergman is my favorite doctor. He listens and will take his time going over what ever my…read moreissue/symptoms are for that visit. He is not one of those doctors who will prescribe a pill for everything. I, personally like that. His nurse, Shelley, is amazing too. They have a great working relationship.

If you have to go here for a urine test, plan on waiting forever. They don't believe in efficiency…read morehere, and I nearly pissed myself waiting.

worst place ever to go and do anything. workers are more interested in standing around and talking…read moreabout Starbucks than working. Took them over 30 minutes to even call anyone back after doors open but was claiming it was going to be a bad day because of the coward. While maybe if you worked instead of talked you would not be b::ching. office managers were just standing around allowing it too.

Being a guinea pig is a good way to make a bit of cash on the side. The studies here pay well for…read moreyour time and travel. Nothing is too complicated - no overnight stays and they are pretty good about getting you in and out in a timely manner. I've done several studies with them and the staff is always friendly and professional. Denise, the phlebotomist, is really friendly and remembers me each time. This new building is larger, with comfortable waiting rooms and plenty of snacks in the waiting area before you check out.

I did my first clinical trial this year with JCCT....actually first clinical trial ever. I would…read moreabsolutely recommend them to anyone! They are very detailed and professional. They facility is immaculate! Everyone is so nice and very patient! If you are nervous about doing a study...I definitely recommend this place!!

I am usually seen by Melanie Beal, N.P. I have a complex case and she is always great. I see a…read morenumber of specialists and she works easily with them. The staff is great and usually very helpful.

I have been gping here for years . I liove this place . I have recently moved to Independence Mo…read moreand I choose to drive all the way back to Lexington Mo even though I obviously have many other choices. They are so friendly. My FNP I see has built a relationship with me that can't be beat . He also has seen my children grow up. They know you on a first name basis . And remember ypur history of issues. You're not just a paycheck there. If you want QUALITY CARE I highly recommend them I See Michael Johnston the FNP ,but have seen any others there and have been happy with them all . They have also done very well with referrals to many specialists for me as needed. Pam Meyer

I have mostly had really good care here. Most of the nurses are top notch. I go in about every 6…read moremonths for something and have been here 8 yrs

Yesterday I had the worst experience I have ever had at an urgent care. The woman nurse…read morepractitioner was a condescending jerk. When you have been sick for 3 weeks, you just want to feel better, you don't need to be treated without compassion and like you are a 3 year old. I didn't want antibiotics if I didn't need them so was totally okay with that, but when I asked for some zofran for my nausea, you would have thought I asked for a years supply of dilaudid! Thank you Ms. NP for reminding me that Zofran is a controlled subtsance, is highly addictive and that all prescriptions that you write come directly out of your paycheck... oh yeah, NOT! Maybe if she would have been an actual nurse before going straight to NP school she would have learned how to treat people. The other NPs at this location have all been great but I will never go back even though it is a very convenient location.