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Jennie Stuart Memorial Hospital was the dream of Dr. Edward Stuart, a pioneer physician who practiced medicine in his home in Fairview, Kentucky. His dream became a reality shortly after the turn of the century when his beloved wife became the inspiration and legacy for a new hospital. Dr. Stuart… Jennie Stuart Memorial Hospital was the dream of Dr. Edward Stuart, a pioneer physician who practiced medicine in his home in Fairview, Kentucky. His dream became a reality shortly after the turn of the century when his beloved wife became the inspiration and legacy for a new hospital. Dr. Stuart was born in 1828, near Antioch Church. He graduated from St. Louis Medical College in 1851 and began his medical practice in the Crofton area. After two years, Dr. Stuart moved his practice to Fairview and conducted a modest medical practice in Fairview for the next 67 years, where The Stuart House still stands. He married Jane "Jennie" Vaughn, and they had two children: May, who died in her 20s, and Willie, who died in infancy. Read more
By Tiatiana Clark on May 12, 2026 Verified by Google
Horrible clinic. Called this clinic to get a prescription that I was allergic to change to a different medication that they sent to the pharmacy. They refused and told me to go to a different urgent care if I could not take the medication they sent and hung the phone up in my face. I called back and ask who was it that I spoke to who just hung up the phone in my face and the receptionist said oh the doctor said take it he’s not changing the medication. IM ALLERGIC TO THE MEDIATION. So, basically I’ll have to pay another co pay, have another doctor visit bill to pay all because they couldn’t simply call the pharmacy cancel the medication they sent in to something that I can take.
By Christopher Frost on April 27, 2026 Verified by Google
Went in with gout flair. Got one med no steroids. Was told to drink tart cherry juice. Notes for after were non existent. Gout is much worse now. They won't answer the phone or contact me through portal. Was told to stop taking allopurinol to take the 4 pills they prescribed me. In my research I read that just prolongs the attack. First and last visit. If I was y'all make sure you know what you need before going. But even then they argue over how fast you'll heal so expect to go again if you wanna waste more time.
By Sarah Fleming on March 5, 2026 Verified by Google
Urgent Care centers are no one's first choice, but this is by far the worst I've ever been to. Signing in on an iPad which so many sick people have touched then waiting 45 minutes to complete registration at the desk because the ladies want to talk instead of do their jobs is just wrong. I was there almost 3 hours. They also didn't call in my prescription until almost 8pm (I left at 4:15). Never again.
By Alecia Wriglesworth on February 7, 2026 Verified by Google
Five stars. From the front desk to the radiology tech, I was super impressed. I hope I don’t have to come back😂 but if I or my child ever need urgent care, this will definitely be our first choice. Everyone was extremely kind and we were seen quickly. Truly, for an already stressful situation, everyone made the experience so much easier.
By Michele Stevens on November 20, 2025 Verified by Google
My son saw Marshall today, him and his staff were absolutely AMAZING with my autistic son who is only 3 years old. He required X-rays and that alone was a task. All the nurses and Marshall himself gave my son so much grace and patience. They worked with us and got the job done. I would highly recommend this provider.
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