Reynolds Army Health Clinic is a busy and clean facility that provides medical care to military families. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful, as demonstrated by their assistance when a visitor forgot an important prescription. They knew exactly what to do, and the individual was able to get their medication quickly. One patient in particular, Mendy Corter, is praised for her attentive care. She took the time to thoroughly check a patient who had been brushed aside at a previous visit, discovering that the individual had pneumonia. Thanks to Mendy Corter's dedication, the patient received the necessary treatment and felt better. Overall, the clinic is a valuable resource for military families, providing competent and caring medical professionals.
As a Veteran coming to Reynolds Army Health Clinic always is pleased and staff are very professional.
The Veterans Administration has moved into the third floor and it is more room.
But there is only one restroom to access there for all veterans so get to know the building for other options.
Dr. Patricia Davis and Nurse (I don’t recall her first name) Shepherd are to be avoided if at all possible. Davis is hands down only working to hear herself speak. She’s more worried about being right than actually helping you and is incredibly impatient at best to downright rude at worst. Will literally cut you off mid sentence and speak over you if you don’t answer her questions the way she wants you to. The ego is through the roof with that one and because of that and her nasty attitude, I switched to a different provider. When I was matched with Shepherd, she too off the bat had a bad attitude when all I was did was try to introduce myself to her properly! From… read full review
I’m meeting them in the middle, my family has had both good and bad experiences. Different providers, different experiences. I have had a bad experience in the urgent care one time, it was close to time for them to leave. The provider had an attitude and treated me like I was annoying for being there. I ended up going to the ER. My son has ADHD and when we moved here from Ny drs flat out refused to give him his meds he was on for years and flipped his whole world upside down, which was annoying. The one provider in the led clinic is awkward, not bad just awkward and straight to the point. His behavioral health nurse practitioner is very nice lady, I don’t always agree… read full review
4301 Wilson Street, Lawton, OK 73503
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