Best hormone replacement clinic in the area! Dr. Ambrose is very thorough, cares about each of his…read morepatients, and is always willing to answer any questions. Communication with the clinic is always easy and convenient! Highly recommend!!

Dr Ambrose is a rare example of a thorough and thoughtful family doctor, taking the extra time to…read moreknow me as a new patient meant a lot to me. His staff was super friendly and helpful. I like that I can have a chiropractic adjustment while seeing my regular doc. Highly recommend this office. It looks like they are making a practice of pain management, testosterone and hormone replacement therapy, and fitness related medicine

My family and I have had blood work, x-rays and scans. The staff is professional and courteous…read more They go the extra mile to ensure our family's health!

My OBGYN recommended this facility to us to process some monthly labs that I needed as a part of…read moreour care plan to get pregnant. The first month, we had no problems with this facility (although the staff tends to move at a glacial pace - which can be frustrating when you only have a one-hour lunch period available to work with during their open hours). This first month, I received my lab results the following day. Unfortunately, we did not conceive that first month in March and I had to go back a second month in April. Once again, the staff moved at their own pace, but I was able to have the blood drawn within my one hour lunch. This time, however, instead of receiving the results the next day...over a week passed with no word from my doctor about the results. I called my doctor a number of times to inquire about what happened only to find that the lab had simply failed to deliver the results to my doctor as they should have. This took several days for them to forward; by that time I knew I wasn't pregnant and the test wasn't relevant anymore. So, once again, I had to go through this process (in May). However this time was the worst of all. I arrived at the facility and was told that the sole individual capable of drawing blood had 'stepped out' for an indefinite amount of time. There is no one else capable of serving as her backup at the facility. I was told I could come back tomorrow or later in the day. I explained that my test has to be done on a particular day in my cycle and they close before I get off work, therefore I wouldn't be able to come back another time and I would instead have to wait. The lady behind the front desk, although very smiley, let me stand there for ten minutes while she waited for another one of her co-workers to come and register me in their system. After the ten minutes passed, she sighed and said that she assumed the co-worker would have come straight up to the front desk by now, so she guessed she should go ahead and process my paperwork. I'm not sure why she didn't do this to begin with. As she reviewed my labs, she noticed that they were ordered by my old doctor, who had left the practice in March. After making a call to another co-worker somewhere in the building, she told me that I would have to go and get new lab orders from my new doctor, as these were no good anymore. She never once offered to call my doctor to confirm the labs or ask for revised replacements. She simply turned me away. I called my doctor as soon as I got to the car and they said that they didn't understand why the situation had been handled so poorly. They offered to fax new lab orders to the office. I told them that I really didn't want to work with these people anymore - and besides...my lunch hour was over by this point and there was no indication that the sole individual capable of drawing blood had returned. The same woman accepted the 'bad lab orders' from me in April, after my doctor had already left. I was so frustrated to have wasted an hour of my life for no good reason. This process is incredibly important to me and it would have been nice if they had handled this professionally. Go anywhere else to get blood work done. That's what I plan on doing next month (should I need to).

She is ok when not serious cases. I had some complications, so she dropped me. She didn't even…read moretrust tests she ordered and said they can be skewed due to hydration. Ended up test was accurate a simple water pill negated the issue and has even helped my neuropathy. I am a type 2 uncontrolled diet (and not because of poor diet or not taking meds and supplements. Based on her onsite visit shortly before she stated she didn't see and real problems and with her fee and some labs they could probably get me back straight.

appreciate that the staff here actually listened to me--this was a noticeable improvement compared…read moreto other local hospitals I've visited for the same issue, and I want to give credit for that. However, there were serious issues with medication management and coordination of care. I spent roughly two and a half days in the hospital, including nearly two full days in the ER waiting for a room, and only about six hours in an actual room before being discharged. During that entire time, I was not given my regular osteoarthritis medication or my blood pressure medication, despite repeatedly requesting both and reporting ongoing pain. There were also clear communication gaps between departments. I often had to repeat information myself instead of it being shared between staff. I was being evaluated in coordination with St. Louis Heart and Vascular, including discussion of a loop recorder, but I was discharged before that plan was clearly communicated or finalized. I now have to restart that process as an outpatient. In addition, blood work was drawn and sent out for further testing, but I was discharged shortly afterward without any explanation of results or next steps. While staff were attentive in conversation, follow-through and coordination did not match that level of care. I hope this feedback helps improve communication between departments and ensures that essential medications and care plans are not missed in the future.

Never again, nope nope nope. This has got to be the most…read moreinsane and dysfunctional medical group I've ever had the misfortune to visit. Policies are insane and it really feels as if their biggest concern is not the patient but rather what's in their wallet. Shame, I like the Dr I was seeing. If he ever leaves gateway regional medical center I will definitely consider seeing him again. But Gateway, no. Never again.

I told the doctor I had my tonsils removed, but she insisted on giving me a strep test. Never once…read moreasked about COVID.. I was literally in the actual room for 25 min and got charged $200. $200 for a literal waste of my time.

One of the few physician-staffed "urgent care" facilities we've found within convenient driving…read moredistance. On a weekend, when your malady isn't serious enough to wait in the hospital ER, but you require a bit more care than provided by a nurse practitioner at a Walgreens "Take Care" clinic, this might strike you as an acceptable alternative. I'm not so sure. The website proclaims: "Most patients treated and released in less than 90 minutes!" This time, 90 minutes after arrival, we were still waiting to see a doctor, and had to leave in order to make it to another commitment. Perhaps there was a difficult case in one of the examining rooms, but, the thing is, it didn't look that busy.