I found this practice from the holistic dentist directory. The office is clean and modern and was…read morepacked to the gills with patients but the wait wasn't terribly long. The staff is super friendly. Something did not resonate with me about the prognosis I received and I found another holistic practice for a second opinion. Not only was original Prognosis not fully accurate, the cost would have been 1,000% higher than I ended up paying. I think Hazen can become a great holistic dentist once she's gotten more experience under her belt.

My wife and I went to Dr. Hazen for several years. No complaints about dental care other than…read morefrequent recommendations to try the "latest and greatest new thing" - with an upcharge. My insurance was a "high" plan with United Concordia. My wife and I had periodic maintenance in May and June, 2024 with no issues. In October 2024 I received an email saying I had a past-due bill of approximately $90. Since I had no outstanding bills I printed the email and went to the office to check it out. I was told there had been a "price increase" that wasn't applied to the last two visits. Since it had been so long they would waive the bill since I was a "valued customer" but price increases would apply to future visits. My wife's next visit was that afternoon. Her bill was significantly higher than what had been normal but I had been told to expect that. Three days later I got an Explanation of Benefits from United Concordia. It outlined the treatment for my wife and stated that we had paid the "out of network" price. I had always been "in-network" so I called United Concordia. They said Dr. Hazen had dropped out their network on 1 May 2024. Dr. Hazen's staff didn't tell me that, just that there had been a "price increase." A few days later I got an email bill for another $80 for my wife's visit. I went in and was told they had expected a particular procedure to be paid for by insurance but wasn't. I paid the additional bill and cancelled my November appointment so I could review my dental insurance options during my upcoming open season. When open season arrived I went in to Dr. Hazen's office and asked for which companies they were "in network." They told me United Healthcare. I changed my insurance to United Healthcare and rescheduled my November appointment for January 9, 2025. When I arrived I gave the receptionist my new insurance card and said I wanted to verify I was "in network" before my appointment began. The insurance coordinator came out and spun a story about how they were in network with some United Healthcare plans - but not mine, despite what they told me earlier. That was it. I'm done with Dr. Hazen. Her business practices and customer relations are abysmal. Insurance plans seem to be some classified subject about which they won't give you a straight answer. Time to find a new dentist.

This is a small town style Pharmacy with a twist that will transport you back in time. It may not…read morebe much to look at from the outside but when you walk through the door you will feel like you are in the 1950's complete with music and a smiling staff. The Pharmacist's name is Mitch and he is as friendly as they come. Mitch will always try and get you the best deal possible so just ask, he also accepts most insurances. While you wait for your prescription to be filled don't miss out on some of their OUTSTANDING ice cream, the BEST!! Even if you don't have a prescription to fill come for the ice cream, I have had it other places in town and this place has just about the best!! They officially have an open house coming up this month I heard but they are already serving us so don't miss out!!

From the owner: CVS sells prescription drugs and a wide assortment of general merchandise, including…read moreover-the-counter drugs, beauty products and cosmetics, film and photo finishing services, seasonal merchandise, greeting cards, and convenience foods through their CVS Pharmacy and Longs Drugs retail stores and online through CVS.com. It also provides healthcare services through its more than 1,100 MinuteClinic medical clinics as well as their Diabetes Care Centers. Most of these clinics are located within CVS stores or you can find them outside the CVS store. At CVS Health, we share a clear purpose: helping people on their path to better health. Through our health services, plans and community pharmacists, we're pioneering a bold new approach to total health. Making quality care more affordable, accessible, simple and seamless, to not only help people get well, but help them stay well in body, mind and spirit.

It's a beauty supply store. They have your typical offerings…read moreof hair and nail care and related items. Here's why I knocked off a couple of stats. It's the check out process... I really dislike the hard sell. Their credit card. That's its own hard sell. Then the hard upsell attempt of ancillary products you will " need" in addition to what you're already purchasing. Not a softer" do you have base and top coat(for nail polish..ps most people will already have their base and top coats). It's a brisk matter of fact necessity almost a demand that you purchase at that time as well. That alone will have me shop elsewhere for this type of purchase.

I find that this location carries mostly home hair products but not much for professional stylists…read more You can order professional products but not many on site. Still a fair shopping experience

Dr. Helman is absolutely the best optometrist ever. She is exceptionally thorough and complete in…read moreher examinations. She listened well to my problem with scattered light in night driving and performed tests that prior doctors omitted or ignored. This revealed that, although the cataracts in my eyes did not reduce my daytime imaging sufficiently to warrant surgery, they produced enough scattering to make driving nearly impossible. Following cataract surgery with intraocular lens implantation, performed by another doctor, both my night and day vision were essentially perfect and driving was again a safe activity. [Note: I had the IOL selected to provide in-focus distance vision, so that reading glasses are still required for close-up work. This is, unless one is satisfied with the additional scattering encountered with multi-focus IOL's, a normal and expected outcome.]

When I asked the Asian cashier about the location of certain hair products, he didn't know. However…read morehe did walk me down the aisle and put out a few things saying that people like these items. As you know black hair care is different for everyone so I was a bit disappointed in this. Additionally because of this I bought four different items in hopes that they would work because I don't live in the state And someone else had to drive me there. I actually live in Houston Texas. I just thought charging almost $10 for each tube of hair care, as a matter of fact, each cost several dollars. I was Thought That things would be so much better. I was extremely disappointed in the fact that I had to ask for help. The only thing I noticed, Is that the Asian workers followed all the customers undoubtably to see if we were stealing. Of course 100% of the customers were black. It always makes me sad because of the stereotype for Black people is that we're broke with no money and have to steal all of our life living supplies and food. I've never stolen anything in my life.