Lexington Clinic East

"So for starters, let me just say it’s hard for employers to find good employees AND employees that actually enjoy their job. When I started working here in late July, I was excited for a change. Finally working 1st shift, a job where I’m still able to be home in the evening with my son. In early September my son started daycare for the very first time & in that same week he had a runny nose and his illnesses just progressed from there. Which initiated me to take time from work to bring him to his pediatrician & sometimes even the ER. I’m a single mom with limited family support, so for the most part I’m the main person caring for my son. Any time, I’ve missed work I’ve always provided a doctors note. And I thought that my manager (Amy marcum) was understanding of this. She would even text me checking on my son & seemed genuine about my son’s wellbeing. However, on October 17th, just about 3 months into my employment, I was let go. With no verbal or written warning. In the meeting with both my supervisor and manager Lisa Yates & Amy Marcum. I explained to them how financially I wasn’t far behind homelessness and once again, my family support was limited. I pleaded b/c I did not want to lose my job, not just for financial reasons but b/c I actually enjoyed working there. But, they didn’t give a damn, showed no sympathy and just simply didn’t care. I’ve heard from many employees there, that they have a high turn over rate. And it’s clear why, they don’t care about their employees, they just want a body there. Which is unfortunate on their end, b/c they’ll end up losing good people in the long run. For the single moms with limited support, I wouldn’t recommend working here. Look else where. God will definitely find something that’s suitable for you than this place. B/c he did for me. I am much happier where I’m currently at. Ultimately, them firing me was the best decision, I didn’t see it then. B/c like I’ve stated, I really enjoyed the job. But nonetheless, single moms, don’t work here."

"I have seen several doctors in this clinic, including PA Michelle Williams who is beyond a 5 star if it were possible, but I would say most are 4star and I met 2 that are lower but over all I have no complaints. I have always had prompt service, polite people at checkin, doctors that truly care about you, makes every effort to find a solution to resolve any medical problem I have."

"Leaving the five stars for Dr. Suttor, his staff, and the kind lady down in labs. Can not tell you enough how thankful I am to have a PCP who is knowledgeable and keeps track of things. Sure, there is a wait sometimes but that can be expected. I feel way more comfortable and confident with my health, and wouldn’t trade this place for another. Thanks for giving me piece of mind!"

"The over all experience is fine. I have no complaints about that. Their mask policy is screwed up. I am a kidney transplant patient. i wear an N95 mask thats been approved by my transplant clinic and is allowed at every hospital ive been at. This clinic apparently requires the standardized masks."

"You have to pay expensive co- pays, and you can never see your primary doctor you always have to see one of his/her assistants! Very good doctor's & assistants!! The wait is unbelievable at times just to be seen, and sometimes you wait in the room a long time. (Ijs) The receptionist's at each Lexington Clinic are Awesome ❤️"