St. Luke's Clinic - Family Medicine And Pediatrics: Meridian's Online Review Report Card
St. Luke's Clinic - Family Medicine And Pediatrics: Meridian
4.5
Average Star Rating
91
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
1
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Accepts Medicare
No
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Review Summary
St. Luke's received 86.8% positive feedback, with patients praising the doctors' professionalism, knowledge, and friendly staff. However, 13.2% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing unprofessional behavior, miscommunication, and poor patient handling. Overall, the practice is valued for its expert care yet it needs to improve communication and patient management.ScoreDoc Score
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List of St. Luke's Clinic - Family Medicine And Pediatrics: Meridian's Reviews
Doctors were great with our kids while they were administering to them their shots. It was also great that doctor made a funny comment on one of my girls' tutu beneath her dress being like a petticoat.
Front desk staff is very kind and attentive. The rooming nurse was very sweet with my other kids who were not being seen in the visit. Dr. Branahl is all three of my kids FAVORITE! He is so thorough and evidence based. We love this clinic!
Great experience again from check in to check out. Dr Lawler is a no-nonsense doc who takes a practical approach to medical care. She is professional and nonjudgmental. The rest of the staff were great as well. I recommend this facility.
The physical therapy part of the building is amazing with wonderful staff. However I would not recommend Dr. Lawler. Both me and my mom has troublesome experiences with her. My mom was struggling with her blood pressure and Dr. Lawler kept feeding her different prescriptions and when my mom stopped taking them and decided to take the natural route instead, Dr. Lawler was fully aware that Ceylon cinnamon was going to help from the very beginning. She was aware that a natural alternative was more effective but corporate wants their doctors to support the pharmaceutical industry. Dr. Lawler decided instead of telling my mom about the Ceylon cinnamon she continued prescribing medications, even though she knew that was worse for my moms health. There is a public website made by St. Luke’s themselves detailing an A-Z list of herbal medicine and these doctors aren’t even ALLOWED to talk about it. A good doctor would suggest what they know is best, not bite their tongue and lie because they know the real cure. When I had a herniation at 16 years old I trusted Dr. Lawler to help me with sleep and pain, she decided to prescribe two different medications that almost put me in the ER that same night. Her response? “Well they weren’t SUPPOSED to have interactions.” They did. I asked her about the list of herbs and she said they aren’t authorized to use it and she continued to use me as a guinea pig with her prescription combinations. I felt as though begging and pleading for a solution only made me seem dramatic and Dr. Lawler would not take me seriously. I felt I was almost being shrugged off because I was a fellow girl and she felt I was blowing it out of proportion. You want a doctor that makes you feel seen, heard, and taken into serious consideration. Not “oh she’s just feeling the effects of the new medication and overreacting.” I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND DR. LAWLER I wouldn’t call her a doctor at all. Anyone can prescribe you meds they know won’t actually guide you to the cure. Her methods were so bad we started calling her “Dr. Lawmaker” because she does whatever she wants at the expense of the patient. So thanks for nothing and reminding me the healthcare system is tainted because of people like her and the higher-ups who’s boots she licks. Find yourself a doctor that is willing to consider alternative medicine, it’s what healed me and my mom.
Dr Geiger is great! She has been super helpful to us as new parents.
We were seen very quickly and it’s such a clean facility.
Took my son here since he was a newborn to Dr. Jordan Aney and he was a great doctor, but just didn’t feel fully comfortable. For his 9 month visit I wanted to switch pediatricians and the lady I spoke to on the phone said doctor Geiger had availability and it was in the same clinic. I asked if it was going to be awkward because I didn’t want anyone to feel bad, and she assured me no that it was okay to switch doctors and it’s not personal. When I went to the appointment the nurse came in asking if it was a mistake I was switching doctors then came in again saying that I needed to call and get permission from the doctor for a referral. It felt like this was becoming a bigger deal than it needed to be and THEN Dr. Geiger came in and said “So how come you aren’t going to Dr. Aney anymore?” Then told me that they don’t usually do referrals within the clinic. Honestly, this whole experience was awkward and unprofessional. I told Dr. Geiger my son was waking up every two hours and her response was “oh yeah he wants that comfort” no recommendations on how to get him to sleep throughout the night. She did not check his teeth or head shape. If I were picking a pediatrician I would definitely go elsewhere.
The ladies up at the reception area are always pleasant to speak with. Dr. Geiger is absolutely amazing and I really appreciate that she takes the time to hear your concerns and talk with you through them.
Great clinic that takes care of my family.
The staff there are great! Shadow was our nurse and she was so great at keeping my kid calm through his vaccines, even if afterwords he got too worked up and got light headed in the lobby! The staff were great at making him feel better, and comfortable!
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