I would not send my worst enemy to Tim Johans. He was rude from the beginning. My A1C was too…read morehigh to do the surgery yet. He joked that I would be a quadrapaligic if I got in a fender bender. Hw was angry about my blood sugar & that he couldn't make money on my surgery. There was no offer or discussion of a plan to get it to the level needed. I've since found a surgeon who genuinely cares & am getting my needed sugery in 3 days.

My family member almost died because this dr ignored very clear signs that put them in the ER and…read morethen admitted to hospital for 4 days care. So thankful for St Lukes saving her life! If all you care about is religion (you will hear a loooooot about it) and hearing how bad he thinks St Luke's and St Al's are, then go ahead. But beware, his care falls very short of any we have had at Luke's and the providers there. They knew immediately an admit was necessary and started life saving medications. He actually had the nerve to tell my family member that none of what happened to them had anything to do with his surgery. WHEN IT ALL DID, and was proven. Never seeing this dr again.

Dr. Bridges is the neurosurgeon that I recommend to everyone I talk to with a spine condition, I…read morewas lucky enough to get in to see her for a second opinion after a cervical spine injury and ended up having a 3 level fusion. I could not have had a better outcome, the surgery and follow up were outstanding, I was able to safely return to a normal, pain-free life. I went back later in the same year when I needed a lumbar fusion and had another fantastic outcome, Dr. Bridges is very thorough, open, honest, and empathetic, I never felt like anything was rushed and always had all of my options explained. The staff has always been quick to respond to any questions or concerns. Please go see her if you are considering spine surgery.

I can't say enough good things about Dr Bridges and her team. They are all very professional,…read morefriendly, understanding and caring. Dr Bridges recently did a spinal fusion on me. She is a highly skilled surgeon with a great bedside manner. At my first appointment Dr Bridges reviewed my MRI results with me, pointing out the pictures showing the source of my pain. and outlined the treatment options to correct the problem. She went over the surgical procedure she recommended, explaining the risks, the expected outcome, and what I could expect after the surgery. Dr Bridges fully explained the recovery and rehabilitation process and the timeline to full recovery. She listened to my questions and made sure I completely understood the surgery and what I could expect at every step of my recovery. In the end her skillful surgical repair of my spine not only relieved my pain but also improved my quality of life. I'll be forever grateful for the care I received from Dr Bridges. I also want to mention her staff and the staff at Treasure Valley Hospital who were professional and caring during office visits and my short hospitalization.

Before you read this entire review, ask yourself these questions and if the answers to them is NO…read morethan move on. This will not be the place for you. The questions are: do you take responsibility for your health? Are you good at doing your own research and also very good at communicating? If it's a yes then congratulation! you are a fully responsible adult that is in charge of your own health and... this place is for you and can help and give you some answers. However, If you expect to be handed down all the info, not be bothered to write anything down as you discuss it nor follow through or ask for clarifications when you don't understand, then. This place is not for you. Unless you are ok doing things ordered without lots of explanation about the plan. Lots of mixed feelings about this place but let's start with all the good. And there is endless good in here. I saw in my 45 years many many many practitioners. None had a clue about all my odd symptoms, my ills, pains and being tired all the time after having kids and other symptoms before at my 20's. I was given endless prescriptions for different pains and ails that troubled me at the time. No practitioner EVER addressed all of the issues as a one body just treated the symptom. Dr. Dandy doesnt treat symptoms. She treats the body. She looks at the big picture and literally helps you put back all the puzzle pieces and help make sense of what's going on. She has a very holistic and whole food approach. Taking out gluten, sugar, dairy and all inflammatory foods was one of the first biggest steps to heal the gut. It's a lot. Again, if you can't or won't do the extreme steps, you shouldn't go. Or go and waste your money cause it's a long run plan here. To heal and stay healthy. If you want a quick pill and a prescription without thinking what you put in your body. This is again, not the place for you. If you are open and willing to do whatever it takes to feel better and heal, they will guide you though it. Dr. Dandy prescribes a LOT of supplements for certain amount of time. Those supplements add up and it is all very expensive. Again, I personally think there is nothing better to spend your money on than health and health for the long run. But that's just me. I took all my family in and we had a lot going on. Been on this road for 6 months and all of us are improving immensely. We always ate a very healthy, organic diet. Kept active and still, felt pretty bad. Dr. Dandy found many triggers and I personally been feeling so much better than I felt in 4 years. Adrienne at the front desk is super helpful, friendly and a personal ray of sunshine. She is your woman to get things done and follow through. Dr. Kimberly Rainey does the nutritional follow up part is very knowledgeable and helpful. Also one of my favorites here. Bring notes and lots of questions to ask her when you follow up with her. They don't accept insurance but give you printouts and receipts for all the services so you can go ahead and submit a claim with your own insurance. I make sure to get a blank date super bill from them with all the codes and submit it to my insurance with the receipt of the service. it works well. Now for the parts that can be improved. Appointments are very rushed and sometimes you are not sure what is happening. Transitioning between providers is not communicated well. Example finishing up with the Dr and transitioning to a test and then a plan and scheduling future appointments. Ask for it to slow down so you get the chance to write everything down and ask questions. Better in location than trying to get someone back later. They are busy! But if you communicate it, they accommodate. Make your own xls sheet with all requirements, notes, how long to take a supplement and such. Sometimes it's very very hard to reach them over the phone. They are better with email but again, it'll take them a few days to get back to you. It's very expensive. Nose swab goes for $185. My insurance pays me back $65. So it's several swabs for $120 a piece. And you will need 2 at least. One to know and one to retest. They don't have a lot of staff and have a lot of patients. Not always available over the phone. Follow up is needed a lot and this part is still under construction. All in all, if you can't find what's wrong with you and you rather throw money at it to find the cause and fix it. THIS is the place for you! Doesn't expect it to be like traditional western medicine. They still have some kinks to fix but hopefully down the road be a well oiled machine.

Started out well but quickly realized the continuity of care was lacking…read more I benefitted from Dr. Dandy's care and even rode through the wave of her nearly starting over with a new staff...and for a brief time, things improved. Prior to this I was told Dr. Dandy could indeed be my GP/PCP. Yet, when I became ill, I was told to go to urgent care. An ER visit with severe gall bladder issue. Dr. Dandy said I had salmonella poisoning yet there is no record in my files and I wasn't treated for this diagnosis. Had hand x-rays done via Dr. Dandy. Severe arthritis in both thumbs. No follow through. When I inquired I was told I could go to hand doc. I question the use of a new diet aide (one that European countries have banned!) that I tried briefly under Dr. Dandy's nutritionist. I gained the weight back and more after stopping! Learned that this drug is having many issues! A digestive issue arose that presented as cardiac, Dr. Dandy's NP met with me, via 30 minute telehealth appt. The NP was 20 minutes late! Then after 10 minutes said Dr. Dandy ordered two cardiac tests. After waiting 2 weeks for a call to schedule an appt for tests, called doc office only to be told that NP recorded that I was to go to my GP to get these tests. (Remember, I was told she could be my GP). Next day, had a call from hospital to schedule these tests. The NP ordered it! Naturopathic doctors (different from functional medicine-which is just adding supplement recommendations to regular allopathic medicine) are ones who typically look at the whole body/not just the symptoms it presents...but you must find one that is consistently 'good' at practicing medicine. I initially gave a glowing review, but after 3 years under Healing Hut care, I'm done for the reasons stated above.

Sean is fantastic. I saw him regularly for acupuncture + herbal support over the course of 2025 and…read morehe helped me through some tough stretches. I'd been dealing with lots of muscle and joint pain, depression & anxiety, and sleep issues. His consistent, intuitive care was deeply supportive. My mood noticeably improved after a few sessions and he was able to help me more with my chronic jaw and back pain than any other practitioner I've seen in my several years of acupuncture. He's not only a highly skilled practitioner, but a genuinely kind and cool human. Can't recommend him and his herbal protocols enough. The Zen blend in particular was amazing for mood support and general wellbeing. And the office itself is calm, therapeutic, and welcoming. Go see Sean!

This acupuncturist is completely overpriced for the same service you can get from others in the…read morevalley. No cash discounts offered at all even though most medical insurance will not cover this treatment. If you're looking for affordable pain management, try dry needling (which is the exact same as localized acupuncture) at a chiropractic office and pay half the price.

Dr Waite and her staff were EXCELLENT!! You do not know how nervous and anxious I was for my…read morecolonoscopy. I had put my first one off for eleven years and I am so glad I finally got it done and that my experience was with Dr. Waite and her staff. I believe I was the last appointment for the day and the Dr. was running behind schedule which I think is pretty common if you schedule for the last appointment....but it is what it is and you just wait until it's your turn. No use bitching and moaning about it. LOL I whole heartedly recommend Idaho Gastro Associates and especially Dr. Waite.

Kind & Competent Provider! She has worked with my primary Dr, my neurologist & other specialists as…read moreneeded. Boise Gastrology as well as ID Gastrology & Assoc. are great for Endo & Colonoscopies!

She is condescending, made a passive-aggressive comment about my weight, and swore in the…read moreappointment. She seems to be knowledgeable, I've only had one visit, so we'll see.

Great Dr!! Very informative! She took the time to listen to me. The staff was very helpful!! I…read morerecommend her anyday!!

Their computer crashed. So I was told that as a new patient I could get in line for exam even…read morethough I had an appointment. I drove 40 miles one way. Waiting over an hour past my appointment time. That's like telling someone who goes to a new restaurant, bar or any other business, you have to wait and be the last customer served because you're new. Great way to run a business. Not!

The doctor I saw was lazy and unhelpful. Just wanted surgery and nothing else helpful to give for…read moreinformation or solutions. I won't come here again.

Dr. Jones is our family's ENT doctor of choice and has been for 15 years or so. I first saw him…read moremyself when I had a double ear infection, and then hubby saw him for a deviated septum (which Dr. Jones performed the surgery to repair it), a neuralgia, and today for a hearing problem in one ear that ended up being excess wax in his ear. Dr. Jones is what I would call an "old school" doctor, not unlike my grandfather. He has a great bedside manner, answering all our questions without seeming rushed. He is serious, but also a sense of humor. There was one room in his office that had a framed display of many of the things he has pulled out of people's ears, noses, and throats. I wonder if it's still there! It was cool. Today, he took a look in hubby's ears and then took us straight to a procedure room where hubby laid down and Dr. Jones went to work removing the wax from his ear. No wasted time, no unnecessary medications, etc. Before this visit, we hadn't been in for a number of years, and the gals in the front helped us get re-registered. They were very helpful and nice. We would happily recommend Dr. Jones to anyone in need of his services.