My PCP has been a doctor at the Davenport Family Clinic for more than thirty years, starting with…read moreDr. Ann O'Donnell and continuing with others, including Dr. Ole' Kolawole and currently Dr. Barbara (Barnell) Walker. I have always appreciated their attention of my medical care and found their guidance to be sound . Their support staff has also been courteous, skillful, and helpful. They should be commended for being such a skilled medical care resource in west Davenport.

I had been a patient there for over three years with excellent care when the one receptionist…read morebecame mad at me for unknown reasons because I was forced to cancell one appointment bevause my ride never showed. As a handicap individual, I am reliant on others for transportation and don't readily know hours ahead of time if one will cancel. I explained this to them when I first became their patient. She proceeded to only give me appointments months away for urgent problems and twice, when I actually showed up an hour early, she told me my appointment had been cancelled..not by ME! My last appointment she pulled the same garbage and said the doctor wasn't even there.......I say her, myself, in the back!. I then received a letter saying I was no longer allowed as a patient because I had cancelled these last two appointments ..the ones I WAS THERE FOR. It's a shame that excellent doctors are ruled by such an unprofessional discriminating desk aide!

Excellent physician, the son of well-known Dr. Ed Motto sr, who , along with Dr. Erling Larson,…read morejelped establish the great medical community in Davenport over 70 years ago. A graduate of one of the top medical schools and resident at VA Lakeside in the early 70s, this doctor has a wealth of knowledge and experience to rely on. His office staff is very helpful and friendly, a rare occurrence in this city. He no longer does family practice, choosing to specialize in renal issues. If you need a kidney specialist, he is a fantastic alternative to the huge Alla practice. ( ever wonder why doctors are always "practicing"? I want mine to get it right the first time.

Doctor Sundar is supposed to be a pain management doctor. He passed me around the office to another…read moredoctor only to come back to him. My last visit he didn't even lift my sleeve up to see how swollen my elbow was. He proceeded to tell me that after ( 4 other doctors and 11 years of treatment) on my elbow ( tennis elbow) he saw nothing . Well again he didn't. Even look at the swelling! I couldn't believe as I left ORA that this was a pain management doctor. Lucky for me , my husband is a Veteran and we have dual residency, I've contacted a doctor in Nevada who is familiar with my injury from 30 years of doing cocktails and they will treat it . What a waste ! Took me months to get into see him.

Good doctor and great staff very clean .. You know what gets…read moremy nerves is that if we are 15 mins late we owe them 50$ but they can be an hour and half late make us wait,, not I'm running an hour behind nothing we are supposed to be ok with it.i think its rude and ridiculous.. To be truthful Where are 50$ for are time wasted... Just wondering.......

I used to see a doctor there. One day he wemt on vacation. He never came back. I was gigen am ARPN…read moreinstead for the next year. My last two appointments a brand new Nurse with zero experience saw me because my usual one took a surprise extended vacation. Then, I waited two months to see their actual doctor, got to appt on time and 45 min later told that the doctor did not come in as usual at 9:15. Then, I was there an additional 2 hours while they wrote me a refill on my Rx and printed out results from a test taken two-three weeks ago. They blamed myself and the other patients for their issues. They refused to help with my issues that I came in to speak to the doctor about, and they also violated HIPPA by explaining my entire case file with the entire staff within earshot of every patient on the non-urgent side and the waiting room. Also, if you request assistance with pain, such as pain management and what to do about it as a tonic-clonic epileptic, they treated me like a drug addict trying to get pills. Unbelievable waste of several hours.

I have been a patient here for the majority of my life. I have always had decent care. Even though…read moremy primary physician is Dr. Wells, I was generally seen by Cammie Davis. I have recently become disappointed with this office, specifically, their billing practices. Please check your bills & call if you have questions concerning them. Let me explain. I had a yearly physical on May 4th of this year. During my physical I was asked questions about my health, as most physicals do. I then explained my situation with my back and that I had been diagnosed at the ER with severe sciatica. I explained further that I was struggling with pain and I had gone to chiropractic care, massage therapy and a combination of yoga/strength training. Yet, with all of these things, I still struggled with pain -- I sit at a desk for 8 hours of my day. I believe this plays a huge part in my struggle. I told Dr. Wells that I had requested accommodation for a different chair at work and that my chiro had suggested a ball chair. Dr. Wells asked if I had paperwork for her to fill out, I said yes, and she completed it for me. I then left my appointment. Later, I received a bill in the mail. My physical should have been covered by my insurance. I had been charged for two separate appointments. I called the billing office to see why I was charged for two separate appointments when I was there for one. The woman I spoke with said it was because Dr. Wells went, and I quote, "above and beyond her duties," for me in my physical. Excuse me? Please tell me, am I not supposed to share my ailments with my doctor? Are you not, as a physician, supposed to help? All I see from this is greed. And I find it unfortunate that as a doctor, she could be seen as going above and beyond her duties by signing a piece of paper. And that this signature is worth $108.95! Oh, and by the way, because of her LACK of going above and beyond for me and my request, I was denied a request for a "ball chair" because she failed to provide support as a MD. I hope they enjoy the money. P.S. I agree on a previous review on the receptionist. Be prepared for an attitude. I dread calling the office. P.PS. Pay attention to what you say in your appointment because they can bill you based on what was "discussed". Please see the letter attached. If I had known I would have been charged for bringing up the fact that my back hurt & if I needed to do anything further, etc., I certainly wouldn't have.

I've been going here for years and have seen several doctors. They are are great in my opinion…read more Always listen and take all concerns seriously. Appointments are flexible and on time. The receptionists are also always very pleasant and easy to work with. Excellent family practice all around.

I was lucky enough to get Dr. Keeven as my personal physician. He has always taken time to answer…read moreany questions. I have never felt rushed. Along with Doctor, his staff is excellent and very friendly. I plan on keeping Dr. Keeven as long as I can. I am sure a doctor of this quality will fill up fast.

Dr. Keeven is the best choice Dr. Oppenheimer could have ever made to take over for him. He is one…read moreof the most understanding doctors I have had. No matter how busy he is he always has time to listen as well as explain what ever the issue may be. I never thought anyone could fill Dr. Oppenheimer's shoes but, the long wait was well worth it. He is a very special doctor as well as a person. I feel very lucky to have him as my doctor.

My wife and I have been seeing Dr. Pomilla Kumar for years now and we both really like her. She…read morealways has time to answer questions and I never feel like she is in a rush to move on to the next patient. The down side of that is it is not too uncommon for her to be running late. I don't get angry about it, though, because I know the reason for that is that she will NOT rush ANY visit WITH ANY patient. Over the course of the day enough people think of additional questions that keeps her busy answering and she just runs behind. I would rather have to wait longer than normal and have her undivided attention for as long as I need it when I do see her. She has never failed to meet that expectation which is why we have been seeing her for over 20 years now I would say. Despite how many patients she might see over the course of a day/week/or month it never ceases to amaze me how she always remembers bits and pieces of what I do for a living and always asks about my wife. Keep in mind that I typically only see her maybe 2-3 times/year. She must have an excellent memory. We feel fortunate to have her as our primary care physician. By and large I would say that all the staff that I have ever dealt with were equally courteous and kind as Dr. Kumar is. I always feel like I am treated with the utmost courtesy and kindness.

Absolutely love taking my son here they are so kind and so take well care of my son. Front desk is…read moreawesome