If your appointment is say at 10:00am be expected to wait. They are good. The receptionists are…read morevery friendly and helpful.

Dean & Associates does a great job I recommend visiting this place. Magazines & tv to watch in the…read morewaiting room.

not good, oh they just called to cancel my appt. happens all the time. Nobody is ever Around to…read moreanswer questions. I think I'll work from home today .

For a mental health place they will literally make you loose your mental health even more. The…read moregirls at the front have NO idea what they are doing at all. They make appts then argue once its wrong in front of the patients about what to do or who did it instead of handling the business. To get screened to get in the building to check in for your appt you have to wait on a gentlemen who is rarely there, but I guess when you sleep with the management there it makes it okay. They will call week after week to cancel therapy appts but if you call to cancel the day of then your considered a no show and have to complete a class before being able to be seen again. However Cheri in the front is by FAR the best asset this company has and goes above and beyond to make sure any problems are taken care of and in a timely manner.

Here is my review of the Intensive Care Unit at UnityPoint Health - Sioux City…read more.. If you find yourself needing medical assistance, consider yourself blessed if you're sent to the ICU at St.Luke's. When I first arrived via ambulance, they unloaded me onto the bed in ICU Room 10. From there, it was a flurry of gloved hands and intrusive wires as four masked angels descended on me like vultures on roadkill. They hooked me up, checked my vitals, and kindly welcomed me, in a matter of seconds. (It was super speedy,l I almost missed it. These people are turbo-charged, no lie.) For the next 9 hours, I was thrilled they left my door open so I could hear all the conversation at the nurses' station. It's nice to know these people, who deal with such intimate and scary cases on a daily basis, can keep their sense of humor in the wake of it all. My nurse, Kendra, who looks half her age and carries herself with the grace of a beauty queen, was so sincerely kind and helpful and didn't bat a beautiful eyelash at any request I had. She made me so comfortable and eased any embarrassment I had. She answered all my questions with the wisdom of a thousand fortune cookies. When I was frightened, she helped to calm me with a gentle mix of shoulder pats and pharmaceuticals. And don't get me started on the support staff. From the cheerful gentleman who emptied the sharps boxes to the nursing assistants, from techs to housekeeping, everyone was just as nice as an old friend. I am so glad I found myself at St.Luke's. I mean, I'm not, but I am. *Points deducted for lack of petting zoo and ice cream parlor. *Update: The DO have a petting zoo. I'm not surprised.

Billing is a joke. They charge 5x your copay and then say it's correct. I will never go to them…read morefor anything again. I will literally die before I go to any of business with the name unity point. I just left a DR. I loved because if this. Would never recommend to anyone.