I went in for a botox treatment and have adopted Laura Dahl as my go to for all my health needs…read more Her office is private, new and I don't feel like a # in a herd being pushed through...for once, I walk in and she is there waiting for me (I'm not even late). Prices are reasonable as I don't use insurance for random visits or cosmetic visits. Laura is very comfortable to be around and very-very knowledgeable.

Knowledgeable staff that is both direct and friendly…read more Looking at the other reviews and they seem to be people mad about having to pay their insurance deductibles.

Wow amazing doctor and staff! I went to Dr. Saviers for a nerve conduction study. Rachel is very…read morefriendly and also was able to get me in the office in less than 3 days! The wait in the office to be seen was only about 10 minutes. Danielle had a big smile on her face and a very positive attitude when she got me set up in the nerve study room. Dr. Saviers came in promptly after. He very kindly addressed me and asked me about my complaints. This man is a master at what he does. He took to his work with his tools and measure whilst thoroughly taking his time educating me on everything and further hearing my story. His bedside manner was second to none as we spoke about photography and the beautiful pictures of nature in his office. He showed me how the machine worked, guided, and educated me on my nerves. I can't see this appointment going any better. The whole staff was very thorough and took their time with me. They had a great light hearted jovial attitude that comforted me. The establishment was very clean and modern incorporating nature into its atmosphere. The jolts were harmless and even more so as I relaxed. The needle was not bad at all. It was a very small needle that was very quickly and gently inserted. Again this man is a master and he knows how to get the quick little millisecond of a prick that you feel over. Very thankful to be in their presence today. I highly recommend Dr. Saviers and his office!

My wife and I saw Dr. Smith intermittently for about a year. I initially consulted him regarding…read morethe use of peptides for insomnia and memory issues, while my wife sought help for histamine-related symptoms. At first, I was impressed by his thorough note-taking and the amount of time he spent reviewing our histories. In that respect, he appears to provide a high-quality service I agree with other reviewers who have criticized his prescribing practices. Even if a patient is already taking numerous supplements--which is generally inadvisable--he routinely adds more. Excessive supplementation can overwhelm the liver and other regulatory systems. A sound long-term health strategy usually emphasizes fewer supplements at lower doses. Based on my experience, he seems more focused on selling supplements from his in-house vitamin shop than on minimizing risk to the patient. His approach could best be described as a "shotgun" method. He frequently prescribed four or five supplements or medications at once, making it impossible to determine which product is helping, which is ineffective, or which may be causing adverse reactions. In my wife's case, most of the supplements and medications either caused side effects or had no benefit at all. More concerning was his apparent lack of interest in identifying root causes. My wife's care focused almost entirely on symptom management rather than diagnostic testing. It was only after persistent urging on my part that he agreed to order a breath test for SIBO. When the test returned positive for hydrogen-dominant SIBO, he dismissed the result outright--despite confirmation from her primary care physician and the testing company. After several more unproductive visits, we paused treatment and pursued further evaluation independently. A colonoscopy revealed small-mouthed diverticula in the ascending colon near the ileocecal valve. These pockets can trap stool, promote bacterial overgrowth, contribute to SIBO, and potentially trigger mast cell activation. My wife's symptoms align closely with both conditions. At our final appointment, I informed him that I had important new diagnostic information to share. Despite this, he continued prescribing additional supplements. Only near the end of the visit did he ask about the new findings. After explaining the colonoscopy results, he again denied that she had SIBO. This raised an obvious question: why were medications and supplements prescribed before meaningful diagnostic work was done? Why did I have to initiate these tests myself? My own experience with peptides raised additional red flags. My first peptide order was shipped from a pharmacy in Phoenix, Arizona, on a day when temperatures was around 100°F. The peptide arrived two days later already reconstituted, packaged with minimal insulation and a single small ice pack. Peptides are fragile compounds that degrade easily when exposed to heat or transport stress and should never be shipped after reconstitution. When I raised these concerns, Dr. Smith insisted the peptide would still be effective, but that is not what the science says. That shipment cost me approximately $200 in unusable product. I later ordered a different peptide during cooler weather. This time the peptide arrived lyophilized, but it took over 14 hours at room temperature to fully dissolve--far longer than expected. After injecting, I experienced flu-like symptoms and contacted Dan Smith again. He offered no explanation for the prolonged reconstitution time, no guidance on whether the reaction was normal, and no clear dosing protocol. Despite presenting himself as an authority on peptides, he could not provide a standard epitalon protocol or explain expected side effects or indicators of efficacy. I paid him specifically for guidance, yet was left to figure everything out myself. Ultimately, I discontinued use, resulting in another $300 lost--bringing the total cost of unusable peptides to approximately $500. Yes -- there are a few things in this review that commonly trigger Google's moderation filters, even though the content is reasonable and factual. Google does not moderate like a human; it flags patterns. Below is a clear breakdown of likely triggers, followed by exact fixes that usually get the review accepted without changing your meaning. Most likely moderation triggers (ranked) 1. Medical harm / safety assertions Phrases that imply medical danger or patient harm are frequently auto-flagged, especially when tied to a named individual.

Wonderful staff that does their best to help me with all situations. I trust Dr Cory to make tuff…read moredecisions and let me know what is coming my way with the treatment we chose. Natasha was very kind drawing my blood and as gentle as she could be. Jen was great helping me find providers that can help me with I need. Sher helped me get on wait list and got me an appointment faster then we thought. Rachelle got me in for the infusion treatment therapy and i now feel better then i had in years. Im very grateful for these people and hope that they can continue helping people like me in the future.

Dr. Schultz is the best! The rest of the staff is also. I've been there numerous times and…read moreusually have to wait but it is worth it. I also spoke with another person in the waiting room who had serious eye issues and loves Dr. Schultz. Dr. Schultz isn't taking any new patients now but I would still go there and see the doctor that took his place. I believe that Dr. Schultz selected him.

Customer service is the worst. Several times my husband and I have had over a two hour wait, always…read morebeing told just another few minutes.

Great staff and doctor. Surgery went perfectly. Any one giving a 1 star says more about them than…read moreit does about the staff. For those reviewers, sometimes YOU are the problem.

Well, it turns out I did need oral surgery again! So of course I came back to Dr. Doherty. He and…read morehis staff couldn't be nicer or more professional. I needed two wisdom teeth removed and I opted for the IV sedation. I really can't recommend that enough! I'm very leery of anesthesia, but after doing my last wisdom tooth with just local... a stressful experience.. the IV sedation was absolutely brilliant. I remember a little small talk with the nurses and Doc, and the next thing I know they are waking me up and walking me out the door. So easy! That was yesterday. Today I've already gone to just Ibuprofen for the minimal dull ache that's left. Now I REALLY hope I never need oral surgery again.. but I'd never go anywhere else. Even tho Dr. Doherty is out of network for me, it's worth it to pay a little more to go to him.