I am SO grateful that Bend now has a hyperbaric center! I went for my first "Dive" today and I feel…read morelike a million bucks! The location is so convenient...lots of parking...and the center feels like a beautiful spa rather than a sterile medical clinic. I was warmly greeted by Teresa and Jamie, the owners, and I was walked through the entire process. They have several sizes of chambers so I could go alone, with my partner...they even have a chamber big enough for a family! Before booking, I filled out a questionnaire that was reviewed. Booking online was SO easy, and I was so excited for my first Dive! MY goal was to reduce swelling - and in one hour I saw a significant decrease in my facial swelling. McKenna, one of the team members, walked me through the process of getting into the chamber. The chamber itself is amazing. I easily climbed in and relaxed with a soft pillow and the cozy mattress. They even gave me a blanket to relax! The BEST part...I was able to bring in my phone and laptop! In other hyperbaric chambers I have seen you are unable to do anything similar, so the ability to work, send emails, watch Netflix while inside was incredible! I ended up dozing off because I was so relaxed! I plan on making the chamber a regular addition to my healing journey. Hyperbaric therapy has traditionally been used by athletes and the rich and famous (sessions can be $1600!) but Halo has made the treatment completely accessible for everyone! Hyperbaric is incredible for SO many things: Wound healing, inflammation, pain relief, brain health...I could go on! Oxygen therapy has even been known to help reverse brain damage and help cancer patients! The impact of oxygen therapy is so remarkable! In fact, I was feeling pretty sore in my neck and shoulders and now as I am writing I realize that those pains are 100% gone! Halo is a beautiful space owned by beautiful people who want to bring whole body healing at an affordable price to Bend. Oh- did I mention they also do IV therapy??? And they offer a 20% discount for military, law enforcement and first responders, which is just one more way that they give back! You have a customer for life!

First hyperbaric chamber experience is in the books and I couldn't recommend Halo anymore! They're…read moreabsolutely amazing and I think everyone should stop by and check them out! I know I'll be scheduling another trip asap!

Dr.Woeller 15 years ago// taught me about certain tests that you need to ask for from your…read morepediatrician. He basically set me straight about hyperbaric oxygen therapy and it ended up helping my son walk again. Talk again, eat foods without ammonia issues. Please do not walk run to his office if you have an auditoimmune disorder or a child that has issues with their behaviors. I cannot thank Doctor Woeller enough.We've been to a lot of good doctors.But had we not been to this?We would have never understood the truth and we would have never gotten a hold of special testing and would have never passed go ....

I love that you can check in online before you even leave your house. I love that they have a sign…read moresaying to stay in your car and check in by phone if you're contagious. So nice to not be surrounded by sick people when I'm there for an injury! I went in for a headache that was getting worse every day and had started to progress to numbness in my arm. I was initially evaluated by an actual RN who was super nice and knowledgeable (I found out he used to work in the ER). Then I had a super thorough evaluation by a nurse practitioner. I truly thought something was wrong with my head but she knew to also check my neck and it was a neck injury! Great diagnosis and treatment. Loved being taken seriously (in Utah I have been blown off and misdiagnosed so many times I avoided urgent care whenever possible). So happy to know I can get quality care without waiting for my PCP to have availability!

Efficient and professional - after tripping on uneven pavement, I was in and out in 90 minutes for…read morean assessment, X-ray, and splint. Well done.

I joined IMWell about 6 months ago and for the first time in my life, I have a Doctor/Partner who…read morehelps me live well as opposed to just treating my ailments. Dr. Dawson has customized my exercise, my diet, my sleep habits and preventative supplements that have allowed me to gain strength, muscle mass and improved my overall health. Even though I am in my mid-sixties, I feel like I can continue to aggressively ski, bike, hike and other physically strenuous activities for decades to come. Many times I'll make an appointment with Dr. Dawson just to discuss opportunities to take my physical/mental capabilities to the next level. Thank you Dr. Sarah Dawson and Joslyn Gibson, PA.

Dr. P was extremely rude when I got a second opinion. That second opinion actually fixed my medical…read moreissue, when Dr P just kept medicating me. Terrible experience.

When I had an urgent medical problem come up, Dr. Pennavaria completely dismissed my concerns and…read moreand spoke to me quite rudely. Her receptionist said she would let me know before she billed me for lab charges, but continued to bill me for lab charges without ever letting me know the amounts ahead of time. Just the thought of going in for an appointment caused me so much anxiety. She likes to focus on what she likes to focus on and not what your actual issues are. It's incredibly difficult to get an appointment and when I asked for a prescription for the Covid shot because it was required by the pharmacy I was going to get the shot at, I was told that I didn't need one by her office even though I included a screenshot from the pharmacy website saying that it was required.

I've been a patient of Dr. Gonsky for a couple of years now. I'm very happy with the knowledge and…read moreservice his office brings. Very trustworthy and a great listener. I never feel rushed and I feel like Dr. Gonsky and the rest of the staff genuine care about my well being. Highly recommend!

My son's PCP at HLHC has been out on medical leave. In the interim he has seen two other docs in…read morethe clinic. Both have been completely inept. My son is on the autism spectrum and neither doc had any experience working with neurodivergent patients, nor did they attempt to make an effort to engage him in the conversation of his care. I sit with him during appointments (per HLHC's request). Based on the poor quality of care, I will be moving to another network of providers.

The front desk people are the absolute worst, they have no idea how to do their jobs, extremely…read morerude and unprofessional, constantly gossiping and not doing their jobs, they can't even answer their phones let alone give you the help you need. Disgusting service. I'd give them -5 stars if I could.

Urgent care can be challenging. I had a problem. Checked in and gave a urine sample. The…read moreresults of that were negative but was told the final result would take two days. I checked out. Two days latter - no call. I tried to call two times but gave up after twenty minutes. What they were quick at was the bill. I was okay with paying something. I called - after thirty minutes I gave up. I sent an email with a question. No response. In the real world when services aren't performed there is usually a discount. Maybe 10 percent? The money isn't the issue but the utter lack of follow through and responsiveness was appalling.

I went there for unilateral ear pain and swollen preauricular lymph nodes. We suspected bacterial…read moreear infection and I was on day 4 of prescribed augmenten from an MD I saw through telemedicine. I came to this UC because pain was getting worse and ear was draining while I was visiting family in the area and I wanted someone to visually see it in case it wasn't bacterial. My first mistake was picking this establishment without reading the reviews. Staff was professional enough but rushed and appeared understaffed. The male medical assistant became oddly snarky after I revealed I work in dermatology, which was quite awkward. The NP I saw later looked at my ear for maybe five seconds and said there was no evidence of a bacterial infection and I should stop the antibiotics. They said the MD I saw virtually was likely wrong about it being bacterial since they didn't see me in-person. After peeking at my nose and noticing it was draining (I have allergies in Central Oregon) they said all my pain must be due to congestion and to do anti-congestive meds OTC. Sounds reasonable enough. I have a lot of faith in medicinal professionals, so I tried their treatment for the next 24-48 hours. Unfortunately I ended up needing to be driven to the ER a couple days later because the pain in my ear went from painful to agony and it was draining even more pus with some blood. Long story short I needed to be admitted for mastoiditis (seen on CT scan) and had to go on multiple antibiotics and steroids. ER naturally did a culture of the external ear canal too, which grew out a heavy growth of pseudomonas aeruginosa (aka bacteria). My eardrum ended up rupturing from the infection which was extremely painful and may have damaged my hearing (although I haven't seen ENT yet to confirm). Overall, I'm very disappointed with the care I received here. I'd like to assume they were doing their best and I know misdiagnoses happen to even the best of providers. But I can't help but feel that if I had seen someone less rushed, more empathetic, and better trained I would have gotten what the original provider I saw thought was an infection confirmed and received earlier treatment. Maybe then I could have avoided an expensive ER visit and weeks of pain. But who knows. The $300 out-of-pocket cost for a 5 minute visit here just rubbed salt in the wound considering their "care" actually caused me a delay in treatment and caused me great amount of pain in the end. I would avoid this establishment if at all possible.

Less than zero ... High Lakes Health…read more I have had a wonderful provider at High Lakes at the Shevlin building. He is my prescriber as I am a breast cancer survivor and have secondary conditions related to that. Lucky to be alive, trying to live my best life. That said, my doc went on vacation and without any warning, and upon refilling a particularly expensive medication that was not hastily prescribed, a substitute physician has denied it. My doc won't be back for a month. He's from Bend, young, very smart and has a family. My family and I have been very happy with his care. So disappointed to see High Lakes put a person whose in charge who would flat out deny a needful, long time medication. Btw NOT an opiate. My gastroenterologist who originally prescribed this medication has also left his practice and is set to join St Charles ... later in August. My referral was given a month ago, to smooth this transition because my stomach doc is the best in Bend. SCMC receptionist tried to find it, but said they are BURIED w a huge backlog of patients. Former and new patients. Not surprised, as he is an expert and he actually cares whether a patient can leave home w a condition like mine. So grateful he is staying in town. There seems to be an exodus of docs leaving the area. This is not continuity of care. It shouldn't take a behavioral health appointment to get my medicine or try and understand this idiocy.

They're a hot mess. They barely have any patients but an overcomplicated phone and corporate system…read morethat every time you try to get through to them it can ring up to 20mins plus with no answer. The Drs are out of touch and are siting there not understanding why you did not or dont schedule appointments many times referencing their wide-open schedule, or why you're late when you're literally sitting outside their door trying to get in. Just see how they created two listings on Yelp to disperse the bad reviews