Had a great experience at the Lehi lab. Very friendly and knowledgeable phlebotomist drew my blood…read more It didn't even hurt! I had no idea this clinic was even here. It's not just an Instacare. I highly recommend this lab to everyone.

I needed to get some blood-work done and this was the closest location. I didn't have an…read moreappointment; but got there right at 8am. I was able to get my blood drawn quickly and was in and out by 8:15am! The phlebotomist was friendly and didn't have an issue getting my blood; other people usually have issues so I appreciated not having to be stuck multiple times.

We were welcomed in and we're seen quickly on a Sunday afternoon. However, we had an awful…read moreexperience as far as "diagnosis". We went in for my 16 month old son who had been feverish and crying, with some other visible symptoms.(I expressed my concerns of strep) We felt as if they were trying to get us in and out asap. The Dr. Said "I don't know what the problem is, but we'll treat it, as if it were cellulitis." She also diagnosed him with an ear infection. I did not like the answer she gave us. So we went in this morning (Monday) to my son's regular pediatrician. We find out that he does have strep, and no cellulitis or ear infection. The prescription she wrote would not have resolved my son's issues and he would gave gotten more sick. I intend to get my 40$ copay back and plan to never go there again.

I purchased two chemical peels via groupon from Beautiful U. I made an appointment for my first…read moreone and went in, only to be told "it wasn't for a chemical peel, it was for a facial". I was so disappointed that they'd misled on the ad. I canceled the appointment and contacted groupon. I explained the situation, including the fact that they'd mis-advertised. I was told that the merchant was still "willing to honor the vouchers". I called back, excited, but then was told they "couldn't find me". Eventually they did, but then I was contacted by groupon and told I'd receive refunds. They wouldn't honor those vouchers after all! What a scam.

Relocated from Phoenix in early July and had to begin the process of "who does my hair, nails,…read moreface, etc now." I found this place online and gave it a shot. Please do not overlook this little spot in Lehi. It's cute, clean and everyone has been so informative. I met with Kat in early July for Botox on my 11's and crows feet-10/10. Today I met with Jess for a lip flip. I don't have the results yet, but I know the girl killed it. If you're in this area and want to spoil yourself, check them out. This staff will have you looking phenom, no doubt!

I'm just starting my diagnosis and treatment with this group, but I want to share my journey with…read morethem to share cost, experience, process & plan of treatment. First- I'm not into hippie & I'm not into non proven medical practices, but I'm also open to non traditional practices. I'm not rich so a doctor outside of my insurance was a little scary. Whatever I pay towards feels like a gamble. I had great reviews for this office and both Dr. Peterson and Seibold. I'm still taking my time to trust they can cure me but so far my experience's been positive. Details of a few areas below. 1) customer experience: Office manager Meghan/ Megan was soooo sweet & also soo knowledgeable. Even after my appt with the doc, she answered in-depth medication questions I expected the doc to only know. She wasn't B'sing either. 2) Blood work & check in done by Vicki/Vicky. It was the smoothest & painless I've done. I usually pass out or get dizzy. She warmed a pad for me, chairs were comfy & she was so sweet. 3) Dr. Seibold sat with me an entire hour! Ok that alone was such a valuable experience. someone care and listen. I've felt so passed off by Dr. Berman at Uof U. but Seibold shared that even when he practiced in traditional medicine he would have passed me along too because that's how they are taught so they don't know other forms of treatment for bacterial, nuero, fungal viral etc. Seibold said he's been practicing more whole body care integrative medicine for a few yrs but used to be a traditional nuts & bolts type doc. Lyme journey I've gone the traditional route was referred by my GP at UofU for a lumber puncture & MRI even though I've been sick for so long. He saw the tick that bit me & still didn't order tests. I may spend less here than what I'd pay for normal out of pocket limit with my insurance, which is 9k. I think I could save money too if I lower my current premium with my insurance.; if these treatments work. I'm still at the testing but I'll report back to share info on future experiences. Seibald shared science backed options that were non traditional and also uses traditional approaches for Lyme, such as antibiotics. Now these treatments aren't cheap but so far I'm thinking it will be less than my out of pocket limit. They have things I didn't need like weight loss stuff but they didn't make me feel bad for not being into or needing it. Just stay your course. They do a lot of stuff and don't get sucked into any up sell unless you are financially fluid. Insurance: Most things are not covered by insurance, but they will try to help get tests covered if possible.

I highly recommend Dr. Seibold as a functional medicine doctor and all around great provider. I…read morefound out about Forum Health and Dr. Peterson originally, through hearing numerous positive things within the Lyme and tic-born illness community. It is very difficult to get appropriate diagnoses and treatment of late stage Lyme, mold toxicity, tic-born illness, and common co-occuringI infections and disorders. Dr. Seibold, Dr. Peterson's colleague, had openings so I met with him. I am 55 and have had a lifetime of various physical illnesses that run the gammut from acne to chronic sinusitis to ruptured discs. He is one of the best doctors I have ever been to (CA and UT). He is kind, calm, respectful, and professional but approachable. He is fully present in the room when he is with you and makes sure that you have everything you need in hand when you leave (as you know this is unfortunately rare). He listens carefully and explains complex medical concepts in a way that respects your intelligence but also makes them easy to digest. I am facing 5-6 debilitating diagnoses that are complicated to treat and include mental health components. Both he and all of the staff have shown me an amazing amount of patience and compassion. I dont have enough good things to say about him and the staff from the front desk, medical assistants to the phlebotomist.

Edit:: I'm still not thrilled with this office staff and Intermountain Healthcare in general, but I…read morehad to come back and write about Dr. Thomas because he really is amazing and quite possibly saved my son's life when he had the cord wrapped around his neck during delivery. He was always thoughtful and always made me feel like my thoughts and feelings were valid. He never rushed through an appointment or told me how to do things with my pregnancy. He was very personable, came in on a Saturday to induce me, and he even brought me a gift (a really cute car seat/nursing cover) after I delivered. If we decide to have a fourth baby, I will look forward to delivering with Dr. Thomas again. I'm pregnant with my third baby, so this isn't my first rodeo. We just moved to Utah a couple months ago and I was really specific with what kind of OB I was looking for: attentive, personable, someone who answers all my questions but also let's me run my own pregnancy the way I want to. I didn't get to meet dr. Thomas on my first visit, which I thought was kind of an impersonal approach to pregnancy. They just had me some in for lab work/a physical. How their practice is spread out is pretty confusing. My first visit, I was on the second floor. The lab is on the third. And my subsequent visits have been on the third floor. There wasn't hardly any direction on my first visits and it left me a little frustrated. And then there's the office staff... I had both of my little kids with my on my first visit. They have a small play area (with no toys) in their waiting area, and my kids are pretty well behaved, but I just got the vibe that they weren't welcome there. We do a Medishare, so we are technically cash patients. My previous OBs office thought this was great because it means they don't have to deal with insurance; but this office makes me feel like I'm an inconvenience every single time I come in. "Sooo you know you have to pay by 36 weeks right..." (yes I am very aware and only 16 weeks. You have my social and my address; if I don't pay it by the time it's due, then by all means, come after me.) "soooo you don't want to make any payments...?" (No, the whole bill will be paid in entirety next month, I've already cleared it with billing.) "soooo you know that you have to pay the ultrasound up front...no, we can't give you a bill before hand...sorry." And then they told me I can't bring my baby into the ultrasound, which I've never heard before and is really inconvenient because now i have to get a babysitter so my husband can come with me. So I haven't had the best experience with them. And then there's the issue with the pencils for the urine sample. Every time I've gone in, their pencils are broken and they just have little remnant pieces they expect you to pick up and use? I've told them several times, they don't even get up to look and replace them. How hard is it to just get a sharpie??? No one wants to use a half inch pencil piece to write their name all wonky on the plastic cup. The medical assistant is very nice and warm and personable and Dr. Thomas seems nice and thorough. I like him as a doctor and am looking forward to delivering with him, but I don't look forward to my office visits just because his front desk staff isn't welcoming and is super condescending.

Dr. Thomas was very knowledgable, intelligent, and immediately put me at ease as a professional as…read morewell as his kind and friendly demeanor. He truly listened and cared to help with any issues even outside of his practice. Highly recommend Dr. Thomas!

I'm giving them 2 stars, because I like Amanda Hood, and she listens to your concerns and offers…read moresome helpful suggestions. When it comes to medical offices that work with you to code procedures in order to make things go smoothly with your insurance and to keep your out of pocket low, they're among the worst I've worked with. They charge crazy high amounts in the first place, which are drastically adjusted by the insurance company (If you don't have insurance at all, beware!). I went in to address some sleep issues, and when asked how I wanted to handle the visit, I requested they do a full annual physical with blood work to determine what might be causing it. They ordered blood work and because they don't have a lab in-house, I had to schedule a return appointment. When I received the bill for the first visit, it wasn't coded as an annual physical. They billed it as something completely different, and between that and the blood work they ordered (some of which wasn't covered as part of an annual physical - which I'm OK with), my out of pocket ended up being far more than expected. When returning for the follow up appointment on my blood work, I discussed this with their office manager. I was told that they don't treat the initial and the follow up visits as one physical appointment, and that I had to pay for the first one as a normal outpatient visit since things were discussed in the visit that didn't pertain to an annual physical (make note - don't ask them to discuss any of your concerns, or you'll be billed for the mention of anything outside of the scope of an annual physical - and they won't tell you what those are until after you are billed). I was assured by that same office manager though, that the follow up visit would be billed as a physical and therefore would be fully covered by my insurance. We'll, turns out they billed the insurance company, for the second visit, not only for a physical, but also for an outpatient/office visit even though it was one visit. This after I was assured it would be billed as the physical only and fully covered. It felt not only opportunistic, but frankly, completely dishonest. They offered to cover half of the adjusted expense of this after making me fill out a "financial Consideration form" (as though this was about me not being able to afford it vs them admitting that they did anything wrong). In the end it seems that this office is more concerned about milking more money out of their patients than they are about building long-term relationships with them. I've worked with many offices over the years that are very good and fair about handling stuff like this. The two office visits to address essentially a requested physical and write a couple of prescriptions, were billed at around $1500. This is with no further treatment other than writing the prescriptions. That's practically what an ER would charge if I were to go there for similar reasons. Needless to say, I'm done with these guys.

The front desk staff was very kind. However we visited…read moretwice in 4 days, due to my teen daughter's condition worsening. She saw the same provider both times. A Streep test and a urine test was done on our second visit when we shared that her urine was an orange color. Blood was found in her urine and the provider prescribed Motrin. A antibiotic prescription was given "if she did not get better in a few days". I ended up taking her to the Intermountain ER a few days later where she was diagnosed with Mono. She was severely dehydrated after vomiting for 3 days, she was given an IV, medication for the nausea, and a complete treatment plan. Due to this being a virus, antibiotics are not part of her treatment. She was also instructed to rest for several day to reduce the risk of a ruptured spleen and told to contact her Primary Care doctor to follow up on care. I do not feel that the provided at Revere Health listened or worked to find out what was truly wrong with my daughter, and put her in more risk. I do not plan on visiting this clinic again.

I'm new to the area and was looking for a doctor in Lehi. I decided to go to Dr. Allred with…read moreZenith, and let me tell you, my experience was absolutely wonderful. I usually get a little anxiety seeing a new doctor, and every step of the process, beginning with the receptionist, then the nurse, and ending with Dr. Allred, I am extremely happy with my experience. I have found my family doctor. They were personable, thorough, professional, and made me feel welcomed. I appreciate their efforts very much.

We have always been pleased with the health care at Zenith! We have seen numerous professionals…read moreand have been so grateful that they have nighttime hours!

Been in here twice now and both times I feel like I had quality care. This said, their customer…read moreservise is not there. Anytime I call in, operators are rude, and the most recent time I called in I was hung up on.

Dr Wright (Physician Assistant) was super creepy and impersonal. Made some odd comments and very…read morecondescending.

I went home after my appointment and tackled a ridiculous amount of projects in two days with less…read morepain and inflammation. PRIMEIV helps you feel better.

Whatever they injected me with caused me to get severely sick. I do not recommend going here at…read moreall. My mom also felt sick after going and you honestly just feel worse after in general.