First time here to see Dr.Lipscomb for our yearly cpap visits..we changed drs due to the complete…read moreincompetence and rudeness of our last drs office staff and months spent trying to straighten that out..we don't need the aggravation anymore..so this dr was recommended as someone trained in this..Margaret his nurse is wonderful,, helpful and friendly goes that extra step..the dr is wonderful,patient addresses all your concerns ..he is in his own practice not with a group and it shows by the time he takes with you , not rushing you out cause of some insurance quota they have to meet..He is a primary care physician first but trained in cpaps and pulmonary care.. we were very happy with him..so if u need cpap help he is the one to go to as well as primary dr..

Dr Kenzie Hendricks was my doctor until she showed her real colors. Foe 2 years she was bubbly ,…read morehigh energy and friendly. she got me on a PAP program for oxempic. I was thank and treated her well. this year my application got so screwed up that I still haven't got my meds. I had to conta her several times to correct it. she made so many mistakes like missing dosage, no medicine chosen and failing to fax my application. She got to the point she was blaming me for her mistakes. she has become unethical and not trustworthy. I'll be leaving south Baldwin because my complaints fell on deaf ears. senior doctors failed to do anything. As far as I see it they also are unet. patient cat should be 1 st. not so at this clinic. Nor with Dr Hendricks.

Dr. Laughlin, Tara, and Chuck have done a great job with my healthcare, which is somewhat complex…read moreand requires attention to, and knowledge of my heart, lungs, liver and kidneys. I could not ask for a better team and they have my highest respect and recommendation.

I used to love this doctor. But he passed away and since then it's been spotty service at best…read more Several times I've tried to come there during posted business hours and no one was there. Today I tried to get a complete medical record for my child to work, needed for social security, and I was told it would cost $200. I'm pretty sure I was told that so that they wouldn't have to do the work of copying. This place never - NEVER- answers the phone and very seldom returns your calls. since dr. Williams passed away this place has gone WAY downhill. I'm not happy and will take my business elsewhere.

We came for a routine check, a receptionist told us the appointment was at a different time, we…read morestarted to tell her that we had evidence the appointment was at the time we arrived. Then she started to give us hostile and rude attitude. A lady seating next to her, told her the time slot was open, so that's indicative the appointment was changed We sat down to wait to be called, we could hear the rude lady talking about us. They called us and put us in a room for one hour and a half so we couldn't see they were taking other patients ahead of us. The Dr. came in and rushed the visit, the Dr. was noticiable upset because they had to fit us in the schedule. Overall was bad and so disappointing.

Have been coming here over 2 years as each dr we got when moving here left their practice..so…read morefinally found one we hope will not be leaving..I feel we get great care here Debbie Davis knows her stuff..she has found things I didnt even know I had lol..sometimes it gets so busy tho u end up waiting an hour or more but I think that's due to more people moving to Foley..

Dr. Russell is a pulmonologist and primary physician and part of the South Baldwin Medical Group…read more His board certifications include: American Board of Internal Medicine American Board of Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease American Board of Internal Medicine, Sleep Medicine Dr. Proctor reminds me of my mentor, Harrison Goldberg, from my Navy days. An older, thoughtful and wise man that has been practicing medicine from the decades when medicine was a very personal experience, but I digress. It's a modern, organized, and efficient front office with digital check-ins, text and email reminders, and telehealth options. The staff is friendly, professional, and efficientl and I'm happy with Dr. Proctor and his team. https://www.southbaldwinmedicalgroup.com/

Highly recommend Dr Proctor. He takes time with you and seems to care when making an office visit.read more

I chose Lindsey McCormick as my primary care physician and has over 200+ shining reviews online but…read morethis one from WebMD is withy of sharing. "Best primary physician in America she understands traumatic experiences explained understands traumatic experiences, explains everything thoroughly I trust dr. McCormick and I'm so blessed I found her she's a happy Doctor cares about me . I trust dr. McCormick and I'm so blessed I found her she's a happy doctor cares about her patients. " Well I can't compete with that but I am very, very pleased with her knowledge, kindness, professionalism, and genuine care. She explains conditions and treatments, takes time to answer my questions, and engages in inquiries, and is fantastic with follow-ups. Both nurses that I've interacted with, Jennifer and Suprina have been terrific, professional, and friendly. They also draw bloods, urines and other tests onsite so no extra lab trips. They accept most insurances, send lots of reminders, and because they're part of the South Baldwin Medical Group all you labs, notes, history and test results are available on a patient portal. While I could go in and on about how happy I am with this practice I will talk about why I always seek out D.O.'s. With my years in ER's, and Navy hospitals, I have worked closely with MD's and OD's and have almost always been impressed with the approach to care and treatment with OD's overall. Medical doctors (MD's) and doctors of osteopathic medicine (DO's) are both licensed physicians who have similar medical education and training requirements, but they are significantly different in their approach to patient care and philosophies in general. MD's are trained in allopathic medicine, which is based on the use of drugs and surgery to treat symptoms and diseases. Way too often it's all about prescription meds for symptoms and not about addressing the causes, sad. DOs, on the other hand, are trained in osteopathic medicine, which emphasizes the body's natural ability to heal itself. They're trained to look at the whole person, including physical, emotional and even spiritual aspects, and consider how those factors may be affecting a patient's health. Some even use a hands-on approach to diagnose and treat patients, that can incorporate manual manipulations and other physical techniques. Note, both types of physicians are qualified to provide a wide range of medical services, including preventative care, diagnosis, and treatment of illnesses and injuries. I may be biased today as my wife is a doctor of Naturopathic Medicine and we're both Reiki practitioners however DO's were my chose of doctor before either of us went down those roads, they just fit my idea of good medicine. Bottom line: Add me to the list of beaming reviewers because Doc McCormick is one of the really good ones. Highly recommended!! https://www.southbaldwinmedicalgroup.com/doctors-providers/mccormick-lindsey-do-7511

I need second opinions on some medical issues and Dr .McCormick came highly recommended. Her office…read moreis across the street from the Gulf Shores Police Dept..The office staff was very pleasant..She was very patient listening to all my concerns and I did not feel rushed..I plan to continue seeing her and following her recommendations.

Went in today for a checkup. Normally I see the Nurse Practitioner and I just love her. But had to…read moreswitch things up today and see Dr Buckmaster. I wasn't impressed at all with the wait but I understand they are super busy with the Covid situation on top of sanitizing every single thing after every patient takes time so I get it. He came in, reviewed my chart with me, went over all my concerns and we had a great conversation. I'm extremely pleased with this office, the nurses, physician and nurse practitioner. I can't say enough good about them as I'd really be here for awhile. I would recommend them for any type of visit sick or well and for all ages. Thanks for taking time to see me today and for all the useful information.

If I could give this dr a zero rating I would! You always wait long! He don't listen walks out of…read morethe room while your talking to him. Don't give you the proper medication for your needs. Such as blood pressure!

I'm 67, I have a lot of health issues. Ashley said on the last visit, we only have 15 minutes and…read morecan only talk about 3 things. I need a real doctor, that has my best care I can get. Ashley is a good person, but I do not want to see her anymore as a heath provider. Either switch me over to the doctor in that clinic or I will change doctors.

6 months since my last review and nothing has changed. What a quack of a medical professional…read moregroup. Here's the take away after dealing with these ass clowns for a year - Tina's clinic and South Baldwin Medical Group is completely unprofessional. If you're looking for a provider that never returns calls and gets hostile when you ask for medical care with respect seeing Tina Higgins is your best bet.

Wonderful family practice! He is a kind, knowledgeable doctor who has been practicing for many…read moreyears!

Came into this clinic trying to figure out what has been biting me. Itching unbearable…read more We are from Washington state and there are a lot of new creepy crawly biting things that we know nothing about. Walked in, had about a 30 minute wait, not bad. Called back into a room, described what was going on to the nurse and waited another 10 minutes. Doctor came in, didn't listen to what I had to say, talked right over me, never even looked at my bites. He was with me maybe 5 minutes. Just told me he was going to write a prescription for an antibiotic so that my scratching doesn't get infected. Really! No insurance, so $92 for the visit and $112 for the prescription. I finally ended up dousing myself with deet for 2 straight days/nights and had no more problems. I do not recommend this clinic.

Dr Houston and Kera Tooley, NP r both great practitioners. They r experienced and knowledgeable…read more They r kind and caring. They worked with my 88 year old mother, getting her C-Pap settings and her oxygen settings to a level that was comfortable and beneficial for her. They have provided care for my illness as well. I would recommend them for anyone needing a pulmonologist.

I've never actually met this guy but my interactions have been interesting. I was referred to him…read moreby my neurologist after doing a cognitive study with a neoro pyschiatrist, that he referred. The shrink doctor deemed that I was in good shape but I had disclosed that I typically only sleep about four hours every night which apparently raised a red flag, or two, which resulted in the roundabout referral. One more note before moving on to the sleep disorder doc, staying up late and getting up early started when I was very young because my Dad worked the 2nd shift and my Mom worked the 3rd shift. I would see my Mom off to work & wait up for my Dad. We'd hang for a bit, sometimes eat a bowl of cornflakes on the porch then it would be midnight or later before hitting the sack then of course up early for school. Then there's waking up at 2:30AM to do morning radio for years, my love if sunrises, etc. well the point is my sleep habits are as old as I am and just didn't seem to be an issue. But there we were, on the way to a sleep doctor. My first consult was simply Dr. Houston calling to do a brief screen and scheduling me for a sleep study at the Sleep Center of the Gulf Coast in Foley, AL. (review forthcoming) where I had a very pleasant experience. Soon afterwards I received a call from Dr. Houston who informed me that I had horrible sleep apnea. Okay I am very familiar with sleep apnea from my years in the medical field AND the years I've spent managing #1 son's really awful sleep apnea. However I don't snore, I don't dream, I don't wake up tired or with palpations and I'm a heavy REM sleeper but I just seem to always wake up before sunrise, it's just not a symptomatically obvious case to me. I got a CPAP machine in the mail, did a telehealth orientation for the unit (thanks to Covid) and I haven't heard back from the sleep doctor to date. I am scheduled for a follow up with him in the future but that's the extent of my interactions. Bottom line: I'm not ready to voice any suppositions at this point but CPAP is a great technology for those who need them and quite frankly nearly every breathing human being could benefit from using one every night. However I am skeptical about my need for this machine and have a little bit of skecptism the process that I experienced to get here.