Family Practice After Hours Clinic

"Dr. Lowe has been my PCP for nearly 20 years. I highly recommend him and any physician in the group. They are always caring and kind, quick to respond on the patient portal, and effective with any issue that I've had over the years."

"This is our primary health care facility and we are well pleased with the exceptional service and personal care we receive."

"I have my third primary care physician here at Family Practice After Hours Clinic, and l am 100% satisfied with the care I have received at this clinic. Been with them for many years starting with them since my retirement from the U S Army in 1985. Last change in primary care Doctor came about when Dr. May retired. The office staff is the best 100 percent the greatest."

"I love Dr. Jason Lindsay. He is very experienced in preventative care and well informed about current issues in health care. I appreciate a doctor that gets to the source of the disease and does not just treat symptoms with drugs. He is extremely intelligent and knowledgeable. He spends a lot of time investigating issues and listening to me."

"I've had three terrible experiences here. Not sure why I keep giving them another shot-- I guess I keep hoping it will be different. I visited last year while a close friend of mine was dying from cancer. I explained the situation briefly and expressed that I was having pretty significant chest pain and pressure and what I thought was anxiety. He said "don't we all" in what seemed like an exasperated tone. Dr. Lindsey, instead of addressing the very real pain and anxiety I was feeling, began questioning me about religion-- I guess because of the impending death. I became visibly uncomfortable and said I wasn't religious and would just like to be treated. Instead of backing off, he began asking me how I could handle thinking my friend would just vanish instead of going to heaven. Then this man literally started trying to convert me during my office visit. I am not kidding. I felt trapped. I remember clearly him asking me "you can't see gravity, but you believe in it, right?" I reiterated several more times that I was not religious, and he ended up looking up a religious book about why the Christian god is real on Amazon and printed me the product page to take home. Then he ended the visit. I left crying, feeling even more anxious and dismissed. I had no insurance, so I had essentially paid $70 to he preached to. I have never in my life had such a terrible experience with a physician. How in the world is this legal or ethical? I got insurance a few months later and returned to see a different doctor that my family member had good experiences with. He asked why I switched doctors, and I told him about the experience. He completely dismissed my concerns, but was nicer and more professional overall. Anyway, if I could give less than zero stars I would. This was beyond a terrible experience during an extremely difficult time and left me feeling even more alone, anxious, and frankly, somewhat traumatized."