Babul kulkarni MD, MPH 7345 Watson Road, St. Louis, MO 63119

"Office staff is awful and rude. I needed surgery clearance and tried over 20 times to get in touch with someone only to be told by each person that they couldn't transfer me to a nurse to answer the question. They "couldn't do it or else they would get in trouble." Even the office manager dropped the ball. I received no answers, I am disgusted to have chosen him as my Primary Care Physician. Would not recommend to ANYONE."

"I'm being generous with this. The nurse was supposed to call in an antibiotic and has not so far as of 5:10pm. So my husband gets to take longer to heal, since it's the weekend. Just paying to be ignored."

"Very caring Doctor!He takes time to listen, and will help you figure out what treatment you need. Whether it Is a new medication or getting tests done. He has compassion and concern for his patients."

"Dr. Kularni is a very attentive, compassionate and thorough physician. I had to find a new PCP after my PCP of over 10 years downsized her practice focusing on a select few of her more critical patients. Having no word of mouth knowledge about Dr. Kulkarni before scheduling my new patient visit, I have to say that I was extremely blessed to get a physician with the same high standards I have been accustomed to receiving."

"This group of staff has no business caring for humans in the medical industry. They literally treat you likchart number, not a real person. Dr Kulkarni is just ok - mediocre bedside manner so it’s not like it’s worth it to deal with the garbage to see him. My husband relies on two blood pressure medicines to keep him from overheating at work. He pours concrete in the sun every single day. When we went to refill his prescription over the weekend we were told that there were no refills left. I have called Dr Kulkarni‘s office four days in a row to get this prescription refilled. I just found out today on the fourth attempt that they need him to make an appointment so they can refill the prescription. I made the first available appointment which is 59 days out and the nurse Nancy stated they will not refill his medicine until until he is seen. so I guess we’re gonna play Russian roulette with my husband’s actual life for the next two months so we can comply with their policy, yet we’ve never been made aware that there was an issue, no communication, just denial in refilling the prescription. Each day I left my phone number for someone to call me and nobody has returned my calls. And now that I’m really upset, I finally have a straight answer but nobody, not one willing to lift a finger and address this with the doctor. I’m disgusted. Don’t waste your time here. They don’t care about their patients. They are there to punch a clock and collect the check."