Keith Rich's Online Review Report Card

Dr Keith Rich saved my life, I would not be here today if it wasn't for him, his wonderful staff and the Lord. That day I was in the Emergency someone called Dr. Rich and they were my Angel. They called the BEST Neurosurgeon in St. Louis MO. Thank you Dr. Keith Rich....

Saved my life from a brain abscess back in 2009.

Dr. Rich is amazing. He took very good care of Dad. My Dad went misdiagnosed for a year until we found Dr. Rich. He identified what he suspected the medial problem was within minutes of us sharing all of the symptoms Dad had been experiencing. My Dad had a successful surgery within 2 weeks. Thanks to finally being properly diagnosed he is still with us. Keep up the awesome work!

Dr. Rich is an amazing physician. He is a skilled professional and a compassionate man. He completed a tumor subsection for me in March 2017. It was successful and within 60 days I was healing and off any prescription medication. Dr. Rich ensured that I was well informed resulting in my understanding every stage of my recovery. I strongly recommend him.

Dr. Rich is amazing. Not only is he a great technician but he is a very compassionate man. Uncertainty is the scary part of this process. He took the scary part away by anticipating my questions and ensuring I had answers ASAP. His staff is equally attentive. He made a very scary situation less so. I am a fan.

Check in time for biopsy 0900, did not go to pre-op until 1300. Post-op, very vague and ambiguous. Abnormal cells, but needed pathology to determine treatment. Patient require 24/7 care, but not why or what to expect. Found out a week later, seizures are possible. Provided pathology of glioma, but not the grade. He only does surgery, oncologist will provide more info on tumor.

A family member has an inoperable brain tumor he was the neurosurgeon who performed the biopsy. Her check in time was 0900. They finally took her to pre-op an 1300. Post surgery, he was vague and ambiguous. There were abnormal cells but the pathology would take a week. He told us she had to have someone with her 24/7, but not what to expect. A week later, he told her she could have seizures. Pathology is glioma, but he would not provide the grade. We have to get this from oncologist.

Dr. Rich was just excellent! He was my lead neurosurgeon when I was diagnosed with a brain tumor and cyst. He is very invested in his patients. He made multiple room visits to check on me every day. He took time to explain the entire surgery and recovery process not only to me, but to my family. I couldn't have been better cared for.

He did my father's operation. He is so nice and professional. My father ows his life to him. He listens to the patients their family carefully. He also spends time for reviewing any other images or isues after surgery. Highly recommended.

I had a deep brain stimulator placed and Dr. Rich was my surgeon. He and his staff failed to remember/note that I was on an opiate antagonist and so no opiate pain melds would work for me. Needless to say, I was in horrible pain during & after my surgery until they remembered I had to have non-opiate meds. He has no bedside manner & his nurse was totally condescending. I have a really ugly scar, too...like a 5-year old stitched me up. No follow up concern or help. What a terrible experience!