Hey all. I will be laid up for a while. Had my left leg amputated. I hope to posting reviews during…read moremy recover since I will have time. Ty. For the greater good. I must say the food is better than most. Nice big portions. Sad that you have to be hurt to try them. I have been good and have had no desert. I will try a cpl to get the full range of the menu. The flavors did surprised me me here. I think it's time to order some breakfast. The view is great from my room. The have great cups for ice. I will get back to you.

Zero, let me repeat: ZERO communication from MD's regarding surgery. Been inpatient going on…read more3-days. Fly to Seattle.

Very neutral on this hospital. What kind of hospital doesn't have e a gift shop? I would have liked…read moreto send some family flowers straight from a floral department, but there isn't one here.

Nasty, nasty nasty! The employees don't care!…read more My sister was bought her tonight from the airport by ambulance. By the time I got her they had her sitting in the waiting room with a woman that was coughing and not covering her mouth. I told APD to take her to Providence for so many of the reasons I'm going to list here. They bought her here because Providence was full, so they bought her to the dirtiest hospital Anchorage has. The last time I was here, I bought my father in and we found out he had RSV when he returned back home The entire time they had my father sitting in the waiting room, never did he get into a room. Her nurse when she was in the room was nice but was she truly helpful. Slightly. It took twice asking for Motrin for her headache before she said the doctor wants to try Tramadol. The nurse offered it for the headache and never followed through. She has been in room air the entire time with her O2 dipping A LOT! But she was fine as they say. When she finally hit on oxygen is because I asked why is she not on oxygen and she's dipping? No one is coming to check her like we were told. When she beeped no one came in like she said they would. I asked her nurse an hour after admission came in to get insurance info, when she was getting her IV so she can get her scans done? She said who told you that? I told her the scan tech came up and said it and that she was going to tell her. Like wait what? The nurse walked in and said that's my fault usually if a doctor wants meds by mouth they don't do and IV. So you're admitting you're not doing your job correctly??? So an hour and half in she's on room air and dipping, headache still no meds, and no IV that's been ordered? Yeah she was not doing her job. It's to much to put in here, but do not take your loved ones here. I don't care if it's crowded go somewhere else.

BOO!!! Worst experience ever! Hospitalist doctor Michael…read moreSmith was the rudest, neglectful and unprofessional doctor I've ever had the displeasure of dealing with and because of him I will never return to Providence. I was in the hospital because of low oxygen level and he never listened to my chest & lungs - not once!!!

They were fast and informative- our room was clean and the staff is very attentive. My son hasn't…read morehad a lot of experience with being poked with needles etc but Hamilton was very friendly and made sure he was comfortable with the procedure as well as the placement before he left us.

Absolutely AWESOME. Everything was perfect . I stayed there after open heart surgery and they…read moretook such great care of me. Corporate, the Doctors, the Staff, the Nurses, the PT crew, the Technicians, House keeping , the telephone operator, the Ambulance drivers even the food service and delivery, All wonderful, professional, caring and upbeat .Just a family of caregivers that truly do care. We recommend St. ELIAS to everyone who needs 5 star care. Our forever Thanks to all of you .

I spent a week there a few months ago. Everyone was wonderful. They were professional, hard…read moreworking, helpful, friendly and I felt they cared about doing their job which was getting me healthier and stronger. I think everyone went beyond what they had to do. Thanks to everybody there. I appreciate what you did for me.

Generally speaking, this hospital does as little as possible to help you with anything. Here and…read morethere you may find a person who actually cares and doesn't treat you like a number... hence the 2 stars. Or would be just one/do not recommend. 2.5 years of experience visiting with them.

I have had two different primary care providers from the 673rd, both were awesome!…read more It's so convenient to schedule an appointment online and they are very efficient! You can go to an appointment, get labs and prescriptions all in one visit! Without waiting for hours at each step. I know everyone hates government healthcare, but I truly am thankful for this hospital. I have received great care all things considered

staff is rude and unprofessional especially in the ER department never going back I'd rather die…read morethen be brought here

Thankfully I did not have to visit the Alaska Native Medical Center as a patient! It was suggested…read moreby a friendly transit driver in Anchorage to visit the medical center for its artwork. Naturally we were limited to certain areas because of Covid but the Alaska Native Medical Center still did not disappoint. On the walls and as I understand it, there's an actual museum for art it is depicts and made by Native Americans. If you were unable to visit there are some photos posted on their website. If you are ever in Anchorage Alaska and have a little time on your hands I suggest a visit just for the art!

Okay, time to give some Coddles to a very special Medical Person.. I have had to face the fact that…read moreslowly but surely, I am getting older, and as I do, all those injuries I thought nothing about in my early Police Days, are slowly but surely rearing their ugly head at me, and causing HELL with my day to day life. Especially in the Winter. My regular Doctor told me about Deb Kiley, so I reluctantly went to her office. Best move I have made since finding J. Little as my Doctor. Deb took a look at this poor old Cyborg body and new I was in trouble. Since going to her my quality of life has improved, I can move around alot more, and she always has a "Good Medical Idea" for my ailment's am very thankful she took me as a patient. If you live up here, and suffer from alot of discomfort during the Winter months, then get your ass in to see Deb. She is one in a million, and Alaska is lucky to have her...(Don't tell her I wrote this, she might think I like her or something....:)

Was referred to come here and it was AMAZING! There was a wide selection of practitioners and I…read moreoverall felt very welcomed by everyone in the office!

From the owner: Welcome! Monarch Psychiatry of Alaska is a small locally owned mental health practice. Psychiatry…read moreis a specialty medicine treating depression, anxiety, bipolar, ADHD/ADD, schizophrenia, psychosis, and PTSD and many more. Alaskans do not need a referral unless your insurance requires you to have one. We can accept Medicaid for psychiatry but NOT Therapy. We cannot accept Medicare. There are in-person and telehealth providers. Our therapists do offer evening and weekend sessions once you are an established patient. We are in-network with Veterans Affairs, Tricare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Meritain, EBMS, Moda, and most Union Insurances. Please call to inquire 907-885-1089.

There were often not enough staff and they were overwhelmed. The staff were not given enough…read moreresources to perform as psychiatric technicians...no classes were being taught or group counseling being done. When patients had developmental problems like autism in addition to the psychiatric, they were not receiving adequate services because staff were not taught how to handle them. Sometimes staff would be short a quality personnel because staffing would be adjusted to keep the physical needs (for physical restraints) equally divided (eg. 1male on each side, 2female on each, but started out 2male 1female, when adjusted no quality female on one side). In essence, chronically under-staffed, under-educated, and physical demands take precedence for safety and not treatment. Recidivism rates very high, some patients prefer to be sent back, and a very violent, unsafe environment for both staff and patients.

It appears we are profiling individuals who are military spouses…read more Let me clarify my situation, which began at 6:18 am when I walked out from inside the base due to my car breaking down. Since there is no bus service within the base distance, I had to walk 2.9 miles from Fort Richardson to the VA clinic near Muldoon Gate. Upon arriving at the bus station at 6:18 am, right next to the VA clinic and bus 25 stop, my asthma began to act up due to the cold air, making it difficult to breathe. I went inside to use the restroom and took my inhaler, then sat down for about 10 to 15 minutes waiting for the bus. When a security officer approached me and greeted me, I responded cordially. However, when he returned a few minutes later and asked if I was waiting for someone, I felt a bit perplexed. After explaining I was waiting for the bus and providing my military spouse ID, the officer's tone and demeanor made me feel embarrassed and uncomfortable, particularly when he emphasized 'you're the military spouse.' As the bus arrived, two officers watched me from the door, staring, which I perceived as profiling. Regardless of my status as a military spouse, the treatment I received was unwarranted and profiling in nature, particularly given the circumstances of my car breaking down and needing to use the bus. I felt unwelcome and uncomfortable due to the manner in which I was looked at, akin to having committed a crime. The prolonged stare from both individuals as I boarded the bus and their continued gaze as the bus departed was not only unsettling but also peculiar, especially considering their position at the entryway.

Mental Health.. I m very happy because my Doc is always trying to help me and understand me really…read morewell.. DENTAL. The dental workers at the VA are really great and caring. Anchorage VA in general, the workers perform a very important task in Veterans lives.