Dr. Teresa M Brady, MD

My family loves Dr. Brady!

Be careful. Orders unnecessary labs knowing that it is out of pocket and not covered by co-pay. A $30 office visit quickly turns into $100+ bill because they charge extra for everything because of the way they code. Staff even admitted they use certain machines because they cost extra and are not considered part of a normal office visit and other places do not. Does not tell you this beforehand, does not give full informed consent. Does not seek any consent actually, just performs tests and expects you to pay or threatens to send to collections. Office staff is extremely rude and does not want or care to help. Do not recommend. Find a doctor that cares more about the patient and less about doing extra unnecessary procedures.

Our 2 daughters only doctor since the oldest 1 was about 9 months old.

I have recently moved to the Missouri area and had to find a Dr for my now 5 and 6 yr old boys. I have been in to see Dr. Brady 3 times and in all 3 visits she has rushed me and my children through the office visits, barely holds a conversation with me about my concerns and seems to brush them off and dismiss them. However, she loves to write prescriptions for meds and after testing i find out that the meds didn't even HELP. She did no follow up with an allergy concern and blood test i had done with my 5 year old (which i had to suggest any testing at all)!!! I am seeking another Dr after that last brush off!

I love this pediatrician! When I read another review on her I could not believe it was the same person! I have seen Dr. Brady for the past 7 years. During my babies checkups she has always asked about feeding and sleeping. She has also asked about specific new things my baby/child was doing as far as progressing. I think sometimes competitors get on these sights and write false information. That is why I do not trust any information recommending services that I find on the internet! I ask my neighbors and friends and that is exactly how I found Dr. Brady and my neighbors and I love her!

This is a pediatrician that I would NEVER recommend to a friend or a family member. I have now taken my daughter there 4 times and I finally decided to switch. Here are the only positives about this office: The office staff is decent, I like the fact that there is a separate well and sick child waiting room and they always get you in fairly fast. But that is where the positives stop. However, Dr. Brady is not a good pediatrician for babiesmaybe OK for older children, but I wouldnt even choose her for that. During every single visit she ONLY asked the following questions: you are her mother, what do you do for a living? What does her father do for a living? Who watches her during the day? Are there any siblings at home? Do those siblings go to school? AND THAT IS IT. Not one time did she ask the standard questions: Is she breastfeed or formula feed? How many wet stools per day? How many dry stools per day? How often does she eat? How much is she sleeping? Does she nap during the day?… What milestones is she reachingi.e. does she roll over, does she sit up, does she focus on objects? Etc.etc. These are the standard questions that most doctors ask about a newborn/little baby. After the first visit, I decided to give her another chancemaybe she was having an off day? During the second visit, she actually answered some of my questions but didnt ask any of her ownbut I decided to give her another shot. The 4th visit was the final breaking pointher lack of knowledge/caring about my daughter, made me realize that I could NEVER trust her decisions in regards to my daughters care. The only reason that I stuck around for 4 visits is because I am a second time mother and I know the milestones that she should be reaching and what she should be doing during a standard day (I read tons of books on parenting) but a first time parent should NEVER see this doctoryou simply have too many questions and concerns and she cannot/will not answer those.

The glossy appeal of the waiting room quickly looses its luster when you receive an incorrect diagnosis and lack of care or empathy by Dr. Brady. We are switching pediatricians.