Dr McClintock is the BEST doctor! I’ve been going to him for decades for primary care and he just cannot be replaced! The best!

Submitted March 15, 2023

will only take new patients if the money is right.

Submitted Jan. 15, 2019

I went to Dr. McClintock when he took over Dr. Butch practice. I was in college doing well. McClintock said I ran on NY time and prescribed 10ml Librium in Limbritol Mfg. Said I had to take twice a day. I had no idea it had 10ml Linbrium. I become zoned out and never finished college. My parents called me lazy. I had no idea it was the pills. I slept for years. Until I moved to CA and a Dr. advised me what was in the pills and helped me get off them. Dr. McClintock ruined my life without a care or ANY KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT HE WAS DOING. I hope his practice goes BK.

Submitted Jan. 6, 2014

been going to Dr. McClintock since i moved to st louis 3 years ago and he has been great. always friendly and punctual. never misdiagnosed me.

Submitted Jan. 12, 2012

Misdiagnosed a parasite with NO TEST to confirm treatment prescribed which was to eat yogurt ! Was repeatedly left hanging and not given he the courtesy of a return call even if to convey other issues precluded the call at stated time by his Nurse. After loosing 15lbs over 3 weeks went to my old Doctor and paid out of pocket to get correct diagnosis and was better in 1 week. Simply put, this doctor is incompetent.

Submitted Dec. 29, 2010

My family has been going to Dr. McClintock for 30 years - he has never missed once on any of our diagnosis.

Submitted Feb. 10, 2010

This physician misdiagnosed TWICE my symptoms. He also misdiagnosed my daughter's problems. Needless to say, I am no loger his patient!

Submitted Nov. 18, 2008

I had a ruptured appendix and he sent me home with a fist full of ibuprofen and antacid tablets. It never even crossed his mind to do a blood test to check my white blood cell count or, that the fact that the pain vanished while I was at his office meant that my appendix ruptured _while_ I was being examined. I called the next day after an awful night and he assured me I just needed to keep taking the antacids and ibuprofen - that there was NO way I had appendicitus. I finally gave in and went to the hospital a couple days later when they confirmed with a CT scan that my appendix had ruptured a couple days before. I was in surgury in less then 30 minutes.

Submitted Sept. 3, 2008