Just be patient. Not the most organized place of business/school but definitely worth it though…read more Penny is great, you'll have a good experience if you go in with an open mind and work hard on your assigned class work

Went to Divine CNA for my certification. They help you through the whole process of applying for…read moreyour license as well as being able to take the state skills exam there. Instructor's Jaz and Anna-Linda were amazing. I passed both the skills and written on the first try. Great experience and I really felt that the whole team wants you to succeed. They know what they're doing here for sure! My only complaint was not knowing in advance (like when I signed up) that the clinical days were 2-10pm (**I was on the evening schedule, this won't be true if you take the morning or weekend course, but you might have different hours all the same for clinicals). This knowledge would've been nice to give to my employer but we worked it out!!

I had a great late night class at this location renewing one of my certifications. The facility is…read moreclean and has several bathrooms, coffee and tea, and good acoustics. The breakout rooms were nice and perfect for larger groups. We had a pretty small group and were able to get at lot of individualized attention and help. Several students shared experiences and asked questions and our instructor, a paramedic, was great about going through the scenarios and making them learning experiences for all of us. He also shared some really interesting stories and how he handled them. The mega codes went well and we all worked as a team to get through them. The exam only took 30-40 minutes and was around 50 questions. Overall it was a great class and I was happy I chose this later time slot to get my renewal out of the way.

mixed review...if you are doing ACLS just to get the card, you will love it. They get you in and…read moreout fast, and everyone passes. however...if you are there to actually LEARN the material, you will be disappointed. The first day they had us in and out in under 4 hours, not six. The second day the megacode practice was a joke. The "practice" actually turned out to be the test portion, which everyone passed, again, without really learning or doing much of anything. During written open-book testing it was noisy chaos, with people lining up to do CPR recert after, and chatting away.

The minute I stepped into Garden Terrace Rehab I had really good vibes. Decorated nicely. Food isnt…read moretoo bad, better than hospital food. All the staff are wonderful. Positive attitudes. They don't make you feel like you're bothering them when you need something. No matter what you are having them do. Cleaning you up, getting ice water, or just opening the blinds. There is 1 nurse on the night shift which is very grouchy and rude. She gets off at 10:30pm and i called to be changed and she said "Your couldn't wait for 10 minutes to push your button. Excuse me if I dont know your schedule and I can't control my bowels. Maybe she shouldn't be taking care of elderly patients.

If you care about your family, do not send them here! The worst management because there isn't any…read more Every issue gets pushed to another persons department. No accountability for mistakes. They do not pay attention to things like medications / cleaning / health/ They do not check on their patients. They are left in their rooms for hours after pushing the button for help. This place needs to be shut down. It is the most unprofessional, non caring place I have ever seen. Absolutely no compassion for your loved ones. I think the positive ratings are AI generated or paid for. Sure it's pretty on the outside but the inside is a complete mess of uncaring, untrained people who cannot and do not care for your loved ones. Do what you can to find a better place.

I love this clinic! I received the BEST care from Nurse Rose and DR. Harper I can honestly say Dr…read more Harper listens to me and I do not feel rushed! I had two back to back injuries and he never once thought I was faking or pain med seeking, which by the way, I am not on narcotics nor do I want to be. The point is he is trying to do everything to get me back to my healthy lifestyle. He truly makes me feel heard, and like he cares! Just a nice funny guy! I appreciate his beside manners so much! I hope you see this Dr. Harper and know that I am grateful for your wonderful care! (Powe)

I was active duty for 12yrs and never, NEVER, received truly outstanding medical care. Now that I'm…read morea dependent, I'm finding that being at the Madigan-Puyallup Clinic at Sunrise is truly a luxury. However, the outstanding care comes at a bittersweet emotion for me. Our active duty members deserve this level of service. Had I experienced the same medical issues while a dependent as I did while active duty, I would have been diagnosed much sooner and with less resistance. I truly believe that the medical squadrons (AF) fall under that political BS we are all familiar with. So, this review is two-fold. 1.) THIS IS AN AMAZING DEPENDENT ONLY CLINIC 2.) Active duty deserve this level of care; after all, it is THEIR service that makes the clinic run.

AWESOME!! It's mandatory for us to get certified for CPR at my work so to be honest I didn't expect…read moremuch more than the typical boring CPR class as usual but this was not the case with Save a life. Jen was not just incredibly knowledgeable and knew her stuff but shes absolutely hilarious down to earth and really personable. Really cool. I learned a lot and we all had a blast. I would highly recommend.

I have had many podiatrists over the years, and Dr. Scheinost is by far the best podiatrist I've…read morereceived care from. He really knows his stuff. I always leave the clinic with a sense of being cared for and hopefulness by competent and kind providers. I have a wonky schedule, and the clinic has been flexible with my scheduling appointments as well. They have had a faster turnaround time than the larger clinics I used to go to (for reference: I established care with Dr. Schenoist within 1-2 weeks of my initial phone call. and if I had an urgent need, I could get in for an appointment within the week. by contrast- if I dared do that with the larger clinics like CHI Franciscan or Virginia Mason, I was waiting MONTHS for an appointment to be seen.) I am so grateful to Dr. Scheinoist and his team.

The doctor wasn't even there. The nurse took a picture and the doctor came on the phone. He looked…read moreat my misshapen painful toenail, said "we don't do nails" and suggested I get a pedicure. He would not listen to my concerns or explanation of my problems. The nurse was great though.

My dad has been his schizophrenia bipolar patients since 1980. He is only 64 years old and has…read moreabused alcohol with his medications for many years. And then a provider and building 61 by the name of Todd Joseph Clemens purposely gave him wrong medication which caused him incontinence unable to walk unable to think to speak the provider is very unprofessional very disrespectful and is not recommended because of his terrible care quality and the fact that the VA hospital has not held him accountable I can no longer say I have a dad anymore because of this guy he caused problems for me this is a bad situation and this doctor should be removed and put in prison.

It's hard to place blame anywhere as I know it's just the system itself, but the general VA is not…read moreon Yelp that I can find. I had a general issue of a crown popping off my tooth. I called in, and because I live 50 minutes away from here, they attempted to get me seen locally. They sent an authorization on my behalf... but for the place to be in their network, they were unaware that the place wasn't even open until Monday of next week. I find out the next day and end up driving to VA PSHC, only to get there and them be like, "You should be good by Monday..." So that was 3 days away. That wasn't for an appointment...that was just for the in-network place to get their request to see if they do it. But also, there have a sick call I was unaware of... that was not disclosed the first day that I called. So, me driving to VA, I missed the sick call by like 45 minutes. I was told to wait for the local place (my area) or drive back the 50 minutes again on Monday to wait around in sick call. Monday comes, the local dental place has nothing from VA. Tuesday... still nothing whatsoever. I ended up setting up my own appointment with the local place as they stated it's a quick procedure, so I should set it up and hope VA pulls through. To make it quicker, they asked me to call VA for the authorization code, and they could plug it in instead of waiting for VA. I called Monday and I called Tuesday. Spent about 2+ hours on the phone getting transferred to lines that were not being monitored or just sitting in "wait" for 10+ minutes each time I had to call back. One time I ended up making breakfast and eating and was still on hold for 30 minutes. Once it showed 32 minutes of hold on my phone, I hung up and called back, just to wait another 10 minutes for another line, just to be told the people I need to contact have the authorization... which is the team I spent all the time on hold trying to speak to a human. My appointment is now coming up, and I just called the dentist like, "Hey... I tried on my end.Nothing. Did VA do their part yet, does it show up in the system..?" NO. So now I have to pay out of pocket. Might be small change to some of y'all, but when I'm with any other dental from previous companies or through the state, etc., there isn't all of this back and forth just to get simple stuff done. If they knew any in-network dental I would want to use, why wasn't the code required sent via email or mentioned to me? Especially when I was physically at VA? Again, I know it's the system, all the calls and not enough people to answer for wait times, etc., but this is wild. What happens when I need something major, and I'm just getting routed around to lines that people aren't answering at any time of the day (not during any lunch hour on any coast, etc.)? SMH ‍ side note: the lady at the VA did have an attitude when I asked about how to be seen about my tooth. I was not there to be helped immediately. It was just such a process of day one of sitting around calling and waiting for callbacks and not hearing anything back that was useful... I figured I would just drive the 50 minutes to do a face-to-face and be taken care of... Lady: You know you're late if you want to do sick call... Me (in my mind): First off... I didn't even know it existed. And y'all could have said that over the phone when I called previously, as I was unaware that was even an option. Rant over. I wasted another day on the phone and away from work I had lined up... figured what's another few minutes blowing off this steam in Yelp. #dobetter