Love this Dentist! He has been around for years and has a great reputation…read more I hate going to the dentist but I actually don't mind going here. I am terrified of needles and every time before he gives me the shot, he'll say, "close your eyes," as he shakes my cheek back and forth so I really don't feel it. That's my least favorite part and he makes it 100% tolerable. His staff are all extremely nice and have been there for years. That gets a thumbs up in my book too! As you wait in the chair they give you the TV remote control and let you watch whatever you want to, which I love. One more thing to keep my mind off the fact that I'm at the dentist. He is affordable and you don't have to feel overwhelmed when you get the bill from here. I'm a fan and sure you will have a good experience with Dr. ToHill too. Oh yes, there are 2 Dr. Tohill's. The dad is Tim ToHill, which is who I go to. The son is Taylor ToHill. So make sure you specify which ToHill you want! Cheers & Enjoy!

Staff is always so friendly and supportive! Dr. Tohill is caring and goes above and beyond to make…read moresure you are satisfied. My family is third generation patients, that speaks to the high quality of care!

JoAnn D. If you are looking for a knowledgeable, competent doctor, make an appointment with him;…read moreeveryone in his office is competent and helpful, and by the way, this is a people-friendly group. If you need to wait a little bit when you get there, so what? Be thankful that you're not the one that is tying up the staff's time.

Great doctor with a superb practice. All the staff is kind and compassionate. I would highly…read morerecommend.

The best dental team in the state! They worked with me when I had to cancel unexpectedly and got me…read morein ASAP. The front desk girls are fabulous. The dental hygienists are *THE BEST EVER* And the dentist are super knowledgeable and friendly!

I have had several cleanings and 2 replaced fillings done at Cumberland Falls Family Dentistry. I…read morehave found the staff both speedy and professional. Numbing shots (no fun but necessary) are effective and wear off as soon as the procedure is done. I've gotten good advice on mouth related health issues, and they have the latest equipment.

Dr. Khan goes above and beyond in providing top quality healthcare; in an area that is in dire need…read moreof Neurologists. He has gave me my quality of life back and is a rarity in today's world of fast paced healthcare. He never fails to listen and show compassion. His nurse Beth is awesome as well and Eastern KY is blessed to have him. I wish he was here 5-days a week and if more doctors were like him the world would be a better place. I had all but given up and allowed my chronic pain to take over my mental health and suffered from debilitating back pain and depression/anxiety as a result. Post op after he referred me to surgery I am on the road to recovery and have my quality of life back again. God Speed Dr. Khan. Mad love and respect.

My daughter had a Neuro appt. this morning after having a couple of passing out episodes that we…read morethink are unrelated to her Type 1 Diabetes, being that her BG was in range as soon as she woke up each time. Dr. Khan had ordered a EEG to make sure that she wasn't having seizures so that meant no more than 4 hours of sleep last night. Then when we got to the dr's office it was a 2 hr wait because they had booked 3 EEGs at the same time and they are an hr each. So not only did my daughter have to stay up most of the night, get up at 4 am, but I had to keep her awake 2 extra boring hours in the waiting room. Anyway, after the test we seen Dr. Khan, which up to this point we loved because he was so nice and good with her, during the previous appt..He comes in and states that her EEG is normal that she isn't having seizures, that he wants us to follow up with her Childrens Cardiology appt. to make sure that her BP isn't what is causing the passing out spells. So I was so relieved and thanking God, and at this point figured we would be ushered out to leave. He then begins to ask about her blood sugar levels. I told him she is coming out of honeymoon, so her sugar has been all over the place and she has had to have her insulin doubled since Aug. for both carb correcting and Long lasting. He then proceeded to tell us that she has gained 2 (two) LBS in the last 3 months and needs to promptly be put on a 1500 calorie diet. He tells her that she needs to lose 25 lbs before she comes back to see him (in 2 months)! Asks me if I own a treadmill, I told him no, he then said I needed to buy her one for Christmas. He then told me I needed to research nutrition pyramid online and she needed to eat 5 meals a day, especially breakfast, even if it was only coffee! COFFEE! For an 11 yr old child! He then says, yes you are built big and strong and that is good, but no need to be flabby, and he pointed at her stomach!!! Yes, he said every word of this to my 11 yr old child! He called her Endo A** monkeys because they hadn't said anything about her weight. He told her that if only she would lose weight, eat 1500 calories a day, that he is sure her diabetes would go away all together. That he was positive of that. I was so shocked that this entire conversation had just took place that I didn't know what to say. He rambled on and on about he wanted to see her healthy and to please lose the weight. We walked out and she looked at me and said " he just called me fat! I need to go on a diet and lose weight." I told her, baby if you are 200lbs or 100 lbs, your diabetes isn't going to go away. He is a very undereducated man when it comes to the endocrine system. My daughter is 11 yrs old, an adolescent , preteen, girl! How dare him tell my 11 year old Type 1 Diabetic daughter that if she loses weight, that her Diabetes will go away? How dare him tell any adolescent, preteen child that! He is a neurologist, one that I thought would be more educated, but apparently not. He needs an education in Type 1 Diabetes vs Type 2 Diabetes! She goes to a Endocrinologist who understands that Type 1 is forever. If she needs to lose weight to improve her BS it's her endo's business to tell her, not him. She has had blood tests that prove she is a Type 1 diabetic, loosing weight will NOT fix it!! Just for educational purposes: Mayoclinic.org Type 1 diabetes, once known as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes, is a chronic condition in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin, a hormone needed to allow sugar (glucose) to enter cells to produce energy. The far more common type 2 diabetes occurs when the body becomes resistant to insulin or doesn't make enough insulin. Various factors may contribute to type 1 diabetes, including genetics and exposure to certain viruses. Although type 1 diabetes usually appears during childhood or adolescence, it also can begin in adults. Despite active research, type 1 diabetes has no cure. But it can be managed. With proper treatment, people with type 1 diabetes can expect to live longer, healthier lives than did people with type 1 diabetes in the past. Type 1 causes: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/type-1-diabetes/basics/causes/con-20019573 Type 2 diabetes, once known as adult-onset or non-insulin-dependent diabetes, is a chronic condition that affects the way your body metabolizes sugar (glucose), your body's important source of fuel. With type 2 diabetes, your body either resists the effects of insulin -- a hormone that regulates the movement of sugar into your cells -- or doesn't produce enough insulin to maintain a normal glucose level. There's no cure for type 2 diabetes, but you may be able to manage the condition by eating well, exercising and maintaining a healthy weight. Type 2 causes:http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/type-2-diabetes/basics/causes/con-20031902

Had both cataracts replaced & Dr. Mackey & Staff were just fabulous. I wish all my Drs & staff were…read more1/2 as good as they were to me. Thanks for all your care & concerns & especially your attention to detail.

My family and I Love Dr. Alderdice. He is always helpful and nice, I'm usually pretty nervous going…read morein but he always makes me feel comfortable. The office staff is amazing and very accommodating. I definitely recommend him to anyone, my kids and I will definitely be going back to him again in the future.

Wonderful experience with my 14 year old daughter. The receptionist was very friendly. And Dr…read moreAlderdice explained everything in detail, we could understand. Overall was very happy with our visit.

I had a cleaning done in March and I have been a patient here for a few years,,had to switch after…read morethe dentist I saw had moved and I was nervous because I hated going but I love Dr. Couch , always awesome and painless.

Dr True cares about your wellness. Great guy. Give him a shot. I'm sure you will like him.read more

First off, do not go by their hours. This is a family owned business and they come and go whenever…read more Call them. Also, don't make any other plans the day of your appointment. I would be scheduled every Monday at 2:30, sometimes I would get right in other times I would have to wait along with others for a long period of time. One time I showed up to my appointment ( I live 20 minutes away) and his wife said that Dr.True had a doctors appointment and wouldn't be back for an hour, even though I had scheduled this appointment weeks ago. The layout of his office is very strange, and his equipment looks pretty used. He has two separate work spaces with two different beds and one looks nicer and cleaner than the other but somehow he never uses that room. Dr. True and his wife are super nice and welcoming, but something about them is off. They're strange in a way, kind of creepy. Anyways, his work. The first session I had with him was the longest, mostly because he tried to talk to me about other things besides my actual back issues. I have psoriasis and a tumor (non-cancerous) and he tried telling me what was best for those even though I have my own doctors for those things. He wasn't focusing on the main problem why I was there, he started acting like a jerk a little bit when he was trying to act like he knew what was best for me after only knowing my name. Anyways, this first session lasted a good hour, the rest of them, I'm lucky to get 30 minutes of his time. Usually most of the time spent is laying on the wonderful water bed they let you relax one when your session is over. Earlier I mentioned how on the first day, the only thing he knew was my name... well, I don't believe going every week for a month if he even remembered that. He would always forget my job, my name, my age, where my pain was located, and what we did the previous week. They do not work with very many patients, I see the same people there every week and most of the time their tiny parking lot is empty. My back got a little better over time but not because of his work, but because of my will to get back into exercising. I did the healing on my own. The cracking would be resolved in the moment, but when I stood up to compare how it felt before the session, there really was no difference. I tried telling him and explaining that I thought it was nerve pain and it was something the cracking couldn't help but he denied it was that without any X-rays or proof. He stated all we needed to do was to stretch and strengthen and it would eventually get better. One month later I realized it wasn't going to get better so I gave up and started working out a lot, taking long walks and it started feeling better instantly. When he completes your 10 minute talking to you and popping your back twice session, and your 15 minute waterbed session-it was time to check out. When I go to my other speciality doctors they check me in and have me review my insurance and personal information to see if there is anything I need to change, they run my insurance and I pay my co-pay right then and there ( or it's eventually mailed to my address ) then I wait until my name is called. Normal, right? Well this check in- check out process is a little different. To "check-in" all it consists of is something called an "improvement sheet". This basically asks you your personal info and a chart that asks you to describe how you are feeling compared to last appointment (better-worse 1-10). Don't waste your time and fill these out, they don't read them. Even if they do they lose them or just ask you anyways. You would assume they would keep these papers in a folder for you along with the insurance and personal Information, right? Wrong. When you approach the check out desk there is multiple patients personal information just scattered everywhere. They make you sign a HIPAA form but they don't follow it themselves. Not to mention the receptionist ( his wife ) asked me what my usual co-pay for speciality doctors was. Isn't she supposed to know this? She hasn't even charged my insurance, she just agreed on a $25 co-pay every appointment. Very VERY sketchy. These are the reasons why I don't recommend this chiropractor. I want privacy, I want a family friend relationship, I want to be treated for more than 15 minutes, and I want a chiropractor that care about helping me. Overall I want professionalism. 2/5 stars. Would NOT recommend.