Montano Julian B MD

Tracy Moore 

on Google

9 months ago

We appreciated the kind and gentle care when my father was in the Mercy ER. Dr Montano even spoke to my brother on the phone (also an ER doc) to chat through the diagnosis and process. We are grateful for Dr Montano’s excellent care. 

Joe Morris 

on Google

2 years ago

I would advise against treatment by Dr. Julian Montano for several reasons. My chief complaint is that he lied to me. He seems to have an ego that he puts before patient care. His bedside manner was seemingly absent and I would not recommend him to treat any condition large or small. Noticing no good reviews of him online seems to back me up on this. That this doctor has no place in American medicine would sum up my thoughts of him. His apparent overwhelming arrogance would tend to make someone think he was a great practitio... read more

S.Sunrise F 

on Google

3 years ago

I will not recommend this doctor. Please avoid seeing doctor Montano if possible!!! I worry about a possible eye injury so I visited the Mercy emergency clinic at 625 S New Ballas Road Suite BO11 on Thursday. The staffs ask me to wait at the emergency room without any help, after 30 mins of waiting I ask if I can see a doctor, the staff yet insisted I continue waiting for the doctor and for more than an hour of waiting (or 1 hour 30 minutes) the doctor shows up with few minutes of minimal checkup then suggests me to see an e... read more

Allison Brown 

on Google

4 years ago

I would give him 0 stars if I could. I brought my mother into the ER for what we thought was a stroke. She was experiencing numbness of the hands and feet and had a vision loss episode. Dr. Montano was the first medical professional to approach us. He seemed bored and unconcerned from the beginning. He simply looked at my mother and said “you should look up hyperventilation, you probably have that”. Her respirations were within normal range. Nothing she was experiencing aligned with hyperventilation. He treated us like garba... read more

Boortone Weiss 

on Google

5 years ago

I arrived at St. Louis Mercy Hosp. with a persistent 102-103 temp and having urinated practically nothing the previous two days. Dr. Montano consulted with me. I described my symptoms hoping it would suggest a treatable condition. But, having sized me up, Dr. Montano asked me whether I wanted to go home . I wasn't sure how to answer, since I was sick enough to show up in the emergency room. He told me I seemed confused. Basically, he did not want to admit me. I told him to contact my personal physician who knew me as a very ... read more