Northern Oklahoma Regional Pediatric Clinic

My children have been patients here for 3 years. Lacey Mcnett refused to continue seeing my children because I wanted to stop vaccinating them, due to the concerns that have been circulating. I would like to wait until anyone can scientifically prove they are safe. Apparently, this clinic only cares about their compensation they get for vaccines rather than safety.

I cannot believe the wait time at this location. Empty waiting room! We made an appointment for our child.. Showed up fifteen minutes early.. Waiting an hour to be seen after 5 other families ( Who's scheduled appointments where after ours) Signed in and was seen and left.. I asked the front desk 3 times before they finally got us in a room.. The punctuality of this place Is completely out the door.. The purpose of making an appointment is to be seen at a certain time.. The kid has to go back to school.. I have to go back to work.. Rescheduled with a different doctor for tomorrow. Still do not even see a doctor after an hour is ridiculous. We left.

My son currently goes here. He is 8 months old. When he was 3 months, the drs were adament that he didn't have pneumonia when he was coughing and congested constantly. I took him to the ER where he was diagnosed with pneumonia. They misdiagnosed my infant, and then they N E V E R answer the phone when I try to make an appointment. Currently looking for another pediatrician, IF I can find one.

Pediatrician Dr Sinton is the best around, hands down!! He knows his patients (our children ❤️) instead of just another number trying to rush in and out........ That's so rare these days to find one like him!

Yesterday we took our baby to see Dr. Agha. He checked him over and said it’s a virus. Today, after he ran over 102+ fever with medication while alternating Tylenol and ibuprofen I called again. Something was wrong with my baby. Receptionist said he can’t be seen without a Covid test. I informed her I would not see Agha again. I prefer any other physician there. The local health department wouldn’t do it because he was under 1. I took him for a test at 11 at urgent care for strep, Covid, and flu. At 1 pm I called and informed them he was negative. They proceeded to ask who paid for the test because soonercare has a daily cap. I didn’t care if I had to pay, or insurance (which, by the way, he is a foster baby and has to be on soonercare), my baby was sick. She said a nurse would call right