About this Location

Facility Overview

Situated within the thriving medical and professional corridor of Creve Coeur in west St. Louis County, the parking facility at 701 S New Ballas Road serves patients, medical professionals, and visitors traveling to Suite 330 (Dr. Adekoya - Urology/Kidney) and adjacent outpatient clinics. The property offers an expansive, well-maintained on-site surface parking lot directly fronting the medical pavilion, complemented by seamless vehicular circulation paths. Designed to accommodate standard passenger cars, minivans, and full-size SUVs, the lot features wide standard parking stalls and spacious drive aisles. Because the main visitor area is an open-air surface lot, oversized vehicles, wheelchair-accessible handicap vans, and high-roof transport vehicles can park safely without height clearance restrictions that often impede indoor parking decks.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

The facility is located in close proximity to major regional healthcare complexes, corporate offices, and suburban amenities in the Creve Coeur and Town and Country area. Key nearby destinations include:

Mercy Hospital St. Louis Campus: Situated immediately adjacent along New Ballas Road, accessible within a 2- to 4-minute walk or a brief 1-minute drive.
Ballas Medical & Professional Corridors: Home to numerous specialized outpatient surgery centers, diagnostic imaging facilities, and physician suites.
Cityplace Center & Creve Coeur Business Hub: Located less than 2 miles to the north, offering premier dining, shopping, and business services.
Bellerive Country Club: Situated roughly 2 miles to the west along Ladue Road.
Maryville University & Missouri Baptist University: Located a quick 5- to 8-minute drive to the west and south, respectively.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Access to the lot is straightforward and direct from South New Ballas Road, a central north-south arterial in west St. Louis County. Drivers arriving via Interstate 64 (US-40) can take Exit 26 for Ballas Road and proceed north for less than half a mile to reach the campus entrance. Those traveling from Interstate 270 can quickly connect via Ladue Road or Olive Boulevard. Ingress and egress are managed through signal-assisted and clear-sightline access drives designed to keep traffic flowing smoothly during morning and mid-afternoon peak clinic appointment waves. Public transit users are served by MetroBus Route 98 (Ballas-North Hanley), which operates scheduled stops within a brief walking distance along South New Ballas Road.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Complimentary Visitor Parking: Open, accessible surface parking typically provided free of charge for patients, doctors, and visitors.
Accessible Stalls: Generous supply of dedicated ADA-compliant van-accessible parking spaces adjacent to the main building entrance ramp and sliding doors.
Open-Air Clearance: Ground-level layout that easily accommodates high-roof conversion vans, transport shuttles, and light utility trucks.
Wayfinding & Signage: Clear directional signs guiding visitors to designated patient parking, drop-off zones, and building entry points.
Safety & Maintenance: Clean asphalt pavement with bright lane striping, perimeter security illumination, and routine grounds maintenance.

Ideal For

Medical Appointments: Patients visiting Dr. Adekoya’s urology and kidney practice as well as affiliated specialty clinics inside 701 S New Ballas Rd.
Healthcare Workers & Representatives: Visiting physicians, clinical staff, and pharmaceutical consultants requiring predictable on-site access.
Accessible Transit Needs: Elderly patients or mobility-challenged visitors benefiting from level, stair-free ground-floor access and curbside patient drop-offs.

Visitor & Driver Tips

To ensure a stress-free appointment, aim to arrive approximately 15 minutes before your scheduled medical consultation to account for check-in and wayfinding within Suite 330. For those accompanying passengers with limited mobility, take advantage of the designated patient drop-off turnaround at the main building entrance before parking your vehicle in a marked visitor bay. During mid-day peaks (10:00 AM to 2:00 PM), the front rows closest to the doors can fill quickly; ample secondary parking is readily available toward the outer bays of the lot.