I am so frustrated with so many difference experiences I have had here from receptionists, nurses,…read moredoctors, and now billing/customer support. I'm leaving one star and going to do my best to go to any other medical center I can.

Covid has been over for a long time now. It's time that Mary Greeley brings back valet service…read more It's ridiculous that any hospital does not offer this service for disabled pts.! People are in danger of getting hurt or just not going to appts especially in the winter. Driving is not the problem for them walking in ice snow and far steps from the hospital is!!!!

Ames Municipal Power Plant provides this city reliable power at a great price.read more

I am a disabled lady. I reported a stolen package earlier this year. The package contained…read morenutraceuticals to treat my health condition. To the best of my knowledge and belief, the officer falsified information on the police report, the detective assigned to my case did not perform due diligence to properly investigate the theft and no arrest has ever been made. They would only give me a redacted copy of the police report. These people are criminally incompetent, willfully negligent, and are engaged in fraud and misconduct. Someone needs to sue them! I have no reason to trust this business at all!

Thank you to the great men and women of the Des Moines Police Department thank you officer Robinson…read morefor talking with me.

The Drake Municipal Observatory is a hidden gem located on the grounds of the Waveland Golf Course…read more(between the 27th and 18th holes) on the West edge of Des Moines proper and immediately north of I-235 at about 56th St. I've not been fortunate enough to be able to look through the 8.25 refracting telescope but I remain ever hopeful. You might think that an observatory in the center of the metro would be worthless (to be fair, the area was far less developed when the observatory was built in 1921), but might sky is more easily viewed than expected from this urban seeing. While you could better night skies stargazing at a park outside of town, the observatory provides the benefits of decent and convenient viewing, a neat location, and free classes as part of Drake University's obligation to the city. an astronomical observatory in Des Moines, Iowa. It is jointly operated by Drake University and the city of Des Moines, and is located within the Waveland Golf Course between the 17th green and the 18th tee (the highest point in Des Moines at the time of construction).[1] Things to know: * The observatory presents public programs on Friday nights throughout the spring through autumn months and, weather permitting, attendees can observe celestial objects with a variety of telescopes. * There is limited parking at the observatory. * Additional parking (or after hours) can be found east of the golf course on Observatory Road which is off of Polk Blvd. The observatory is a two block walk from the lot. * The observatory is in an active golf course. Be careful if you visit before dark. * As a bonus, deer frequent the golf course.

The Drake Municipal Observatory has a Friday night lecture at 8pm in the spring, summer and fall…read more Finding the observatory was a little challenging. It's at Waveland Golf Course but do not enter at the general entrance. The room for the lecture was full so we went to the top where the big giant telescope is. There's also a few other smaller telescopes that are set up for visitors. We saw Saturn, Mars, the moon and set of stars. It was pretty cool. The building has a lot of history. It's nice to have something like this to do with family and friends- or if you want to learn more abou

Great place to walk, run, Zumba, lift weights, play Rec League volleyball…read more... The Rec Center has it all: Two basketball/volleyball courts Suspended walking track above the double courts Weight equipment including Power Lift Racks, Platforms, and machines Treadmills and bikes Medicine balls and jump ropes Upstairs dedicated fitness room Racquetball available with reservation Downstairs dedicated meeting room Many programs are available at a very reasonable cost Monday-Friday - 5 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Saturday - 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday - 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. Closed on major holidays. For more information call 515-386-3412 Yearly memberships are available. Daily Admission: $5/child $6/adult Facility can be rented at varying rates

You can tend to variety of city services by visiting the municipal building, but my purpose is…read moreusually to purchase a season pool pass for a nephew. I do this on an annual basis and have yet to have anything other than an excellent experience with whoever is helping me out. Since I managed to forget the process - also on an annual basis - their patience is very much appreciated. Things to know: * Getting here for the first time seems to be a little awkward for folks, but once you've gotten here you will easily remember how to make your way back for future visits. * They keep it municipal business hours, so it is worth your effort to check to make certain that whoever you hope to visit here is available. * Despite what your map services might tell you, the only way to get here is on East 15th just south of ML King Parkway.

Friendly and efficient! They don't send you through the checkpoint until mere minutes before it is…read moretime to board the aircraft. The agents are courteous and offer you an opportunity to return prohibited items to your car if you've accidentally left them on your person or in your carry-on.