They don't answer phone calls, can't leave a message and the 24 hr line hangs up on you. Is this…read morecompany in business?

The entire Generous Home Care Team has been the best. My older brother had a stroke and after being…read moredismissed from rehab, they stepped in to help with the necessities to accommodate my brother at my home as well as offer home health therapy. The therapists and nurses were on top of keeping my brother healthy and getting him better from day one. Now he's able to walk and move his arm and leg. We are very grateful for everyone's efforts and hard work. We recommend Generous Home Care to all. San Antonio, Texas

Meredith Clark helped me with my mobility solutions from Texas to Oregon at 8 PM. Very hard to…read morefind anyone with her willingness to go above and beyond to help.

HomeWell started taking care of my mother-in-law over a year ago, and they have been amazing. They…read morewould always go above and beyond to take care of her, and the tasks she could no longer do on her own. I recently had to move her into an assisted living facility due her diminishing health. They helped us make the whole process seamless, with the care they gave ,and the assistance in finding the right facility, as well as the help in getting her settled in to the facility.

Dr. Keith Beck is very knowledgeable, professional, empathetic. He listens attentively to All your…read moreconcerns and addresses each one and makes sure you fully understand. He explains any and all Options available for your best care with any and all your health issues. Highly recommend--been going to him For 20 years.

After years of bouncing around different places, I finally found a spot that gets it right. My PA,…read moreBrian, strikes the perfect balance of great service and timeliness. He's quick, thorough, and genuinely takes care of things without making you feel rushed. The rest of the staff is great too--friendly and efficient. I'm planning to stick around here for a while because it's hard to find this kind of consistency.

Dr. Mark Fredrickson is an asshole. Everyone else I have ever talked to is so nice but that man is…read morea prick! He is not personable and had no intentions on helping with a problem I had and was completely rude on the phone and I do not care how vulgar I can be at this point he really got under my skin and was probably the most unprofessional doctor I have ever talked too.

The facility is first rate. The staff is friendly and responsive. The doctors and therapists are…read morevery good. The food is remarkably good, especially considering the size of the kitchen. So how does a 5 star service business deserve a three star rating? Its called integrity or a lack of it. When your sales rep, the face of the company is dishonest like M.G. who will promise you whatever he needs to to get your butt in their bed then your company condones lying. The math is simple 5-2=3.

They advertise that next level prime can be a substitute for primary care and that is not true…read moreYou cannot see a Dr in person only virtually. They then schedule another appointment in The clinic for a physical exam. This disrupts any continuity of care. I was told in a visit they they cannot provide care for chronic conditions. And when I presses forward, I was told I'm not a good fit and got hung up on. When I responded to a survey I was called by a member of their leadership team who blamed me. This is not care. It is a business model to get as much insurance and pro are money as possible.

I cannot comment on the care they provide, we never got to that…read more I made an appointment for 9:45am for a physical for my son. We arrived at 9:30. Four or five people were in the waiting room. We check in and shortly after, a woman arrives that is coughing, sneezing, sniffling. Never covered her mouth. After 45 minutes, I got tired of waiting and left. All the people that were in the waiting room had already been called back, but none had left. So, even if they had called me at that point, I probably had another 45 minute wait in the back. So, either: 1) all those people had appointments also and this clinic is overbooking appointments, or 2) walk ins have just as much priority as appointments. If that's the case, don't make appointments, just post that everyone is a walk in.

In march I had my first of two knees replacements. I had Dr. Kaiser, who was amazing! We met…read moreseveral times to make sure I was ready for the replacement. He showed my the x-rays, which show extensive damage. The surgery center and staff were great. I had no fears or concerns go into my first surgery or my second. They had my up and walking before I went home. Dr Kaiser's office staff was on the ball about getting me all the meds I needed before my surgery and after when I would run out. I meet with his PA-C Michael LeDoux after the surgery's and got the all clear. I am now 8 months out on my left knee and 3 months out on my right knee. I did PT for my left knee and I am doing PT for my right knee know, almost finished. I feel a 100% better then every. I have gotten my quality of life back. I am able to do more and more every day. I wouldn't change anything about my surgery or recovery. I just don't know why I waited so long!

Awesome staff. Awesome front desk. Everyone is friendly and helpful. It's clean, efficient and…read moreprofessional. I had 3 shoulder surgeries and anesthesia is outstanding. Post op blocks were wonderful. Special thanks to dr Dobson, Meghan Crna and Ana (sp) and dr poku. And of course dr Hartzler!

I used to go in person and the wait would be over an hour for a 5 minute appointment. I have since…read morebeen given a telemedicine option and I like it much better. It's so convenient and I only had to wait 10 minutes beyond my appointment time.

The front desk staff are always respectful and kind. Couldn't ask for a better Psychiatrist than Ms…read moreBetty it was my first time meeting her 'she listens to your concern she make sure your needs are

[the backstory] I've…read morebeen suffering from a major hip problem due to Osteonecrosis for a couple years. After a pretty severe fall, the "I can deal with it" turned into a significant hit to my quality of life. I could no longer walk without a cane and insane amounts of Oxycontin twice a day. I put up with the cane and Oxycontin through 4 MRIs, 3 CAT scans and more x-rays than I've ever had in my life. After 11 months of different surgical teams, they finally decided that I needed a total hip arthroplasty. So I had my anterior anthroplasty done done by an amazing and talented team of surgeons. I went into surgery at 0730 and was convalescing in my hospital room six hours later. When the physical therapist came in to evaluate me a couple hours later (about ten hours after the start of my surgery), he was happy to see me using a walker to get from my bed to the latrine and back with little assistance. Fast forward to the next morning. After a visit from the surgeons and anesthesiologist, I was deemed ready to be discharged. And I was very happy for that diagnosis. Happy, that is, until my insurance company said I'd be discharged to home. Wait, what? Home? I could only get out of bed with assistance, walk twenty feet with a walker a considerable pain, and the insurance company was sending my home? WTF? So I called the mediator to ask why would I be sent home to a 100 year old house with poor access to necessary facilities (toilet/shower). After a lot of back and forth. insurance company relented and offered a week of in-patient physical/occupational therapy. [end backstory] I was released from the hospital and transferred to Select via ambulance 36 hours after surgery. I don't really remember much from my arrival except that the transfer from the ambulance gurney to my private room bed was painless. Since I was transferred on a Friday night, there wasn't a doctor to greet me, but the entire staff made me feel welcomed. My first night in Select had a visit from an RN every two hours to check my vitals, assess my pain level, and provide prescriptions as required. My first full day in Select was pretty amazing, with the entire staff checking in on me on a two and four hour schedule. The nursing staff helped me stay in front of my significant pain with immediate and long lasting Oxycontin. I was kept on a four hour schedule of pain medication for the first four days in rehab, then as warranted. Even though I arrived on a Friday night after closing time, I was scheduled for physical and occupational therapy the next morning. I had my OT first thing in the morning just to see how I could take care of myself (getting out of bed, walking, going to the bathroom etc). Obviously I needed a lot of work on those items. The OT set goals for me to meet over the next five days (get out of bed without assistance, walk to the bathroom without assistance etc). Then I had my PT appointment. The PT, like the OT, assessed my abilities and set goals for my stay. [I should mention that 90% of the PT/OTs are bona fide doctors. Don't let their youth fool you.] I had an initial PT/OT on my weekend arrival, but then was assigned a dedicated PT and a dedicated OT for the rest of my stay. Both of them were amazing. I've never been in a rehab facility, and only have memories of a grandparent being in one. If I was sent to a rehab facility like my grandmother, I would have been a sad camper. Her [my grandmother's] rehab facility smelled of urine, was staffed by angry people (angry to the point of caustic) and was a horror show on every level. Select really changed my mind about what rehab hospitals can be. Every.single.person I came into contact with, from my assigned MD, to RNs to PTs and OTs to CNAs and housekeepers to kitchen staff were incredible. I complained about the first meal served to me and received a visit from the kitchen director to figure out what I needed over the course of my stay. I wasn't quite ready to be released after my first five days, so the in-house advocate worked on my behalf to extend my stay for another five days. She even set up all of the home care devices I needed upon release to my house. Here's the bottom line about Select Rehabilitation Hospital. I told my mom and her husband that if they ever needed to in-patient rehabilitation, this is the place they should advocate for. Select has a top of the line rehabilitation staff, an amazing support staff (MD/RN/CNA/Kitchen/Housekeeping) that provides a positive and whole-person approach to the rehabilitation process. After less than one month from a total hip arthroplasty, I am virtually cane free (except for long walks), thanks to the dedication and professionalism of the staff. I should add that there were patients in worse shape that me that I witnessed amazing improvements in their physical abilities over the short time I stayed here. Highly recommended.

Pretty inept administration staff. They bungled our in processing with our insurance company…read more They wasted 24 hrs and after insisting with them about it they came back with a "oh, sorry, we won't be taking you at our hospital..." Pretty bad.