Came here because I couldn't breathe. The whole staff cared, I was treated respectfully and…read morequickly. Highly recommend

I just went into urgent care because something is wrong with my pancreas and they denied me…read moreservice!? Wtf?? I didn't have my wallet on me and my phone doesn't have a card on file. I have insurance and I couldn't pay my co-pay of 50$ so they told me basically get the hell out!

My mother came here for help because she was having a lot of trouble breathing. She did not receive…read moreANY help and was told to just go to the ER. When asked what the ER could do for her that urgent care could not, they said "you can't sue them but you can sue us". Unbelievable. A woman that could not breathe was turned away without being given any help whatsoever.

Skyline is the best lab. The techs are quick and painless for a blood draw. The front desk staff…read moreget you greeted, signed in promptly, most of all my lab work is roughly $76 my husbands is $150. Went to UC health for my husbands bloodwork and they charged us $1700. Same blood work. I called UC health for an explanation of cost, and got the run around and passed along to 10 different departments and no one could answer my question. I call Skyline, I can get a complete breakdown on the phone or on my banner health app of the pricing of each blood panel. UC Health has gotten too big for their britches and patients aren't seen as people any more, just a dollar sign. Go to Skyline, if you want to have great customer service and honest pricing

I saw Morgan Cundiff on May 3rd. I was misgendered by the front desk staff immediately and I had to…read morecorrect them while they were taking notes as I was filing a complaint about the intake paperwork they make you do online, as you cannot give a complete, full medical history due to the fact that it has very limited answers and you can't write in your own; the fact I couldn't put down the medication I have a life threatening allergy to was especially alarming. I saw the medical assistant longer than I saw Cundiff and Cundiff didn't even bother to look at my throat or at my sinuses despite me saying my throat and sinuses hurt. This was a Friday and I was initially told that they'd call in a script for me, something I've taken before, because it should help the breathing trouble I was having. But, without notifying me, they changed that to an inhaler that my insurance didn't want to cover (and eventually 2 weeks later, they fully denied coverage of it). I had to call the on-call doctor, who was apparently in Arizona, to ask for what I was originally told they'd write a script for. I found out later that this on-call doctor, who I obviously was not examined by, "diagnosed" me with COPD. COPD has never been brought up by any doctor I've ever seen and, despite me telling Village Medical to remove this false diagnosis from my records, it's still there. The medication did not fix my breathing issues. The medical records they have show me taking that inhaler despite never even being able to pick it up. The level of communication with Cundiff, the clinic staff, and the regional management has been ridiculous. I would never recommend people going here. I picked Village Medical because they were supposed to be really queer and transgender friendly but they are not. The issues I had with being misgendered and the lack of compassionate care should really make anyone reconsider coming to any Village Medical center.

They are now Village Medical. The doctor I used to see left, and I was not informed. When I called…read moreto set up my yearly, I was told since my doctor left I was a new paitent and had to start all over. I was confused because they should have all my records. I asked did my doctor take my records with her? After many phoone calls it was worked out, but they insisted I was informed. I was not. I went for my yearly check up. The new doctor, who is very nice, asked me about how I was feeling. I told her I have seasonal alleries, but I had it taken care of. I told her what I was doing, and what I was taking. She said if I needed more help to reach out to her. That was it. They billed me $59.02 for that because seasonal allergies are not covered under the yearly check up. Now I know they go through everything word I say so they can code it and bill me, I will not go back. I was told if I don't like it, to take it up with my insurance company. This used to be a great practice. Since Village Medical took over it is horrible. I will never go back, and I will not recommend them to anyone.

I came in with a sore throat and a cough and was worried about being contagious with something. In…read morethe patient room, I was asked "why are you here?" "other than to find out why you're sick?" Im not sure what kind of question that is because that's precisely why I came in, but it came off as disrespectful and I left feeling very uncomfortable. Thankfully the tests for strep and fluvid were negative but questions I asked about after care were brushed off so I still have no idea why I don't feel good.

I've been here 3-4 times and usually have great experience. Today was a bit different. Meagan was…read moreshort to listen and quick to respond with whatever she could in order to be done and move on with her day. I like this place and hope they don't take this the wrong way. I hope they take this input as it's meant to be, constructive. Overall, everyone is friendly and helpful.

My surgical experience last November 2025 was a positive one. I had a non-emergent hysterectomy in…read moreSurgery South and stayed in the short stay unit for 2 nights. Everyone was professional and kind - the receptionist at check-in, the MA, the anesthesiologist, the pre-op nurse Julie, the nurses in Short Stay, and the man who transported me to my car. The nurse who wheeled me back to the OR even made me laugh before I was out. I truly felt cared for and treated with respect. I liked the atmosphere so much that I decided to volunteer here.

The ER doctor spoke over me. Dismissed me. Did not read my chart. He also walked out of the room…read morewhile I was speaking to him. The nurses refused to give me information off my own chart. I have new onset right hand numbness and complete loss of proprioception and tingling. I have spent the last three weeks trying to get any help from anyone within UCHealth and I cannot get any care nor assistance. Managers and patient advocates hang up. Doctors ignore test results. Save yourself. Go literally anywhere else.

PA Landon was very patient with my almost 2 year old son presenting with a cough and fever…read more Jacqueline however was rude and so ungodly bothered by her job. I get it Sunday, late in the day you're tired but the way you handle a two year old is with patience. Look at who you are dealing with and take a breath before barking orders at him that he doesn't understand. Maybe she's having a bad day and I can sympathize because I obviously have a sick child. But if you can't fake it until you make it for 10 minutes to get vitals on a 23 month old you should not be working somewhere that takes children.

So nice to be able to make an appointment! Got us right in at our appointment time. People were all…read moresoooo nice and professional. So helpful as my pharmacy was closing within a few minutes and they were able to fill it there for us! The rooms were clean and didn't smell like a typical medical facility. We will definitely be back!!

TL;DR -- The staff was rude and incompetent; the doctor was arrogant, rude, and also incompetent…read more(and honestly, an idiot: see the last bullet point). These people are supposed to be in healthcare -- they should be caring. No wonder this place is going under. if I could give -20 stars I would. let me give the detailed run down of my experience: -I went in with a medical issue that seemed like it could be something neurological , maybe a stroke, brain tumor, or some kind of nerve inflammation. I was having balance issues ( a symptom) , I had to be wheeled in the room and a nurse came in to hook me up to the IV, take my temperature, and all that. She was really rude! I tried to some light conversation, crack a few jokes, but they mostly ignored me.Every nurse provided "care" were super rude and neglectful!. Once, I had to use the restroom, so I asked for assitance since I was Hooked to an IV and was still having blanace issues and no one came for about 10 min. We had to ask TWICE! Another time, my husband was watching a TikTok video (Steveioe), but it sounded like it was coming from the next room so I joked and asked if it was actually Steve next door (I thought that'd be kind of cool) and the nurse replied, "NOW you're hallucinating?" I couldn't tell if it was sarcasm. These people can't take a joke! and definitely weren't taking my problems seriously. She sounded like she was accusing me of making up my symptoms. The first time I saw the doctor (she was skinny, had glasses, and brown hair slicked back in a bun), they wouldn't tell me her name. She talked down to me, and when I explained my symptoms, she acted like I was making them up. She was really condescending. I suddenly started to spasm. It was new, so I was a little worried. The nurses completely ignored it until I finally asked if there was anything they could give me to help. They gave me a low dose of Valium, but again, they acted like I was there because of a drug problem. I only asked because it helped calm my leg spasm. I figured they'd give me a muscle relaxer or something. They did a CT scan and an MRI on my brain (both came back clean, so at least there was some good news there!) But since I was still having symptoms, I was waiting for the doctor (same one) to either run more tests, refer me to a specialist, prescribe something, or at least give me some advice or a referral to someone who could help. The issue could have been my nerves?? She didn't do ANY of that. Instead, she suggested... Ibuprofen. IBUPROFEN. Like, what?! When I called her out on it (okay, I admit my tone wasn't great, but I didn't curse her out or anything), she got mad and just walked away while I was trying to talk to her about MY HEALTH. This was the worst experience I have ever had in ANY PLACE. IBUPROFEN?!?! WHICH MEDICAL SCHOOL ALLOWED YOU TO GET A LICENSE ARE THEY THAT DESPERATE??!!

Came in today after falling down some stairs pregnant. All of the nurses and other staff members…read morethat were taking care of me were so sweet and understanding. There was one lady sitting at the desk in the back that just had a terrible attitude toward me and just seemed like she really hated her job. It takes one bad apple to ruin someone's experience in an already tough situation. There was no reason for sarcasm or attitude.

Kind staff, fairly easy to get a soon appointment scheduled. I really like that they have walk in…read moresick visits on Saturdays.

Great for same day appointments, otherwise not good. Rude staff, not interested in helping…read morechildren. Rude providers that downplay real concerns that were addressed appropriately by other providers somewhere else. As much of a hassle as it is to change pediatricians, it is worth it! Find someone who cares and is not only after money. For a pediatricians office they sure don't care about the welfare of children, my experience was they are only after money.

When you move to another state no knowing any Dr.'s it is very hard. We had some great friends of…read moreours recommend Dr. Huneycutt. I have to say that from the time I walked in to the time I left, I was treated with such respect and the whole staff is completley amazing & so sweet. I'm so blessed to have found this place for our whole family.

I am shocked to read other folks had a positive experience with this racist useless "doctor". He is…read moreone of the only ones in town that takes my insurance, so I was somewhat forced to see him back in 2017. Each time I saw him, he always had some derogatory remark about women, Hispanics or African Americans. When discussing an MRI on my back, he once told me that I was the "wrong color" to get disability (I am white). He also told me that he dabbled in dermatology and then pushed expensive derm products to me. I stopped seeing him when I was able to see a female clinician at a health clinic, but when she was unavailable, I was forced to see him again a year later for debilitating pain. He gave me a cortisone shot and did not tell me that it would not be billed through insurance. I was charged the full amount and when I questioned it, I was told, "there's a sign in the room" (which they refused to show me or let me take a picture of this "sign"). I then contacted my insurance and they told me that it was illegal for me to be charged without any submission to the insurance. I called the office and could not get a return call. They can expect a compliant through DORA.