I had Dr. Kittle. I had made a comment of so much paperwork. I don't know if that made him mad?…read more We all know how the freezing shot stings. He rammed that shot into my tooth three times so hard I actually jumped in my chair. My jaw is still sore. Shame on him if he is that petty!

After a lifetime together it was time for my wisdom tooth #1 to part ways. Dr. John Galsterer…read moreadvised it be extracted and recommended Greater Michigan Oral Surgeons. Altho somewhat apprehensive as my wife has had two "dry socket" experiences in the past I had it removed by Dr. Prasad a week ago. The entire process from initial exam to the extraction went smoothly and seemed to take no time at all to accomplish and I was awake and aware of the tooth being pulled but felt no pain at all and very little pain after the numbness subsided. No real pain at all, really since the procedure and the pain the tooth was giving me is now totally gone and healing very well. Dr. Prasad and the entire office staff are professionals who know what they are doing and I commend them for being so. Overall, a great doctor and a wonderful staff.

I live with chronic autoimmune pancreatitis. For 30+ years. I use a 100mcg fentynl patch every 3…read moredays. This manages general pain, but when a flare up begins I require hospitalization. These baby Dr's have no idea what they are doing. I went to saginawnlocation two days in a row. The Dr's wouldn't prescribe more than .5 mg. With my tolerance this will bring about 10-15 minutes of relief. If a doctor did their job and reviewed my medical file it would ne very obvious that my condition is confirmed. I was accused of drug seeking, but I brought my pain meds that were not working with me. No one cared to review my history. So I am expected to tolerate it and don't beca baby about it. Our country is FUCKED!

I have been in a few hospitals in my day, but have never been treated this good anywhere. Ascension…read moreSt. Mary's. Staff is all friendly and the doctor explained everything in advance. Everyone was on time and I had a whole crew attending to me. The procedures went flawlessly. Thanks to everyone there for making my day better. :)Bad thing is they gave me a hernia and now I am in pain.

Dr. Barry did my right hand carpal tunnel surgery and did an amazing job. Explained what the…read moreprocedure would be and how long it would take to heal.

Dr Barry was the plastic surgeon assigned to fix my left index finger after an industrial accident…read more My finger was very mangled and frankly disgusting. Dr Barry was very kind and explained to me all my options as plainly as possible and explained what the pros and cons were for each. We decided on a basic out patient surgery. I must admit that i was sure that my finger would ever look like a finger again. 3 months after the surgery and my finger looks amazing. If you look at the bottom of my finger it looks at though i just have a shorter finger. My family is amazed at how good my finger looks. Dr Barry is a god send. I cannot praise him enough.

I came here for the ER a few days ago. I was checked in promptly and went to triage. This took a…read morematter of 10-15 minutes. Much faster than what I have experienced. The doctor came in and after reviewing my chart history, she told me what her plans were and she did just that. I had a series of tests ran and then I was provided my results. I was in there a total of 5 hours. Would've been a shorter amount of time, but the last 1.5 hours was me just sitting waiting to be discharged. I felt that they took great care of me while I was there. I hope I never have to return, but if I do, I would be comfortable returning here.

This hospital has been on a steady decline; they've had two centennial events which are NEVER…read moresupposed to occur in a healthcare setting. One resulted in the death of pt due to incompetent staff. If you incur a medical bill and cannot afford to pay, they will sue you! When trying to set up a payment plan you tell them what you can afford, and they will tell you it's not enough. Bottomline steer clear of this place at all cost!

Went for a regular checkup. Got a bill for a specialist visit because my so called doctor is a…read moreresident and can't bill. Her overseeing doctor had to bill for her Now I am being harassed to pay for a service I did not receive. On a previous visit I actually did see a specialist who apparently can't do elementary math. The bottle said take 2 pills 3 times a day for a week. The same bottle said fill 21 pills. Took three days to get a "refill" because a doctor, a literal doctor, cant figure out that (2*3)*7 is 42. I will never return to this fly by night hospital ever again.

From the owner: CMU Health -- along with our local Teaching Hospitals, Covenant HealthCare and Ascension St. Mary's…read moreHospital -- comprises CMU College of Medicine's academic medical center. Nearly 70 renowned faculty physicians and 121 resident doctors provide care for patients across northern and central Michigan. With eight locations spanning the Great Lakes Bay Region, CMU Health is improving access to quality health care in Michigan with an emphasis on serving medically underserved populations. We also provide health care on campus for CMU students, faculty and staff. In 2018/19 alone, we provided care for more than 70,500 ambulatory visits, 670 infant deliveries and 8,850 surgical procedures - including more than 9,500 CMU student acute care visits and 30,600 visits for medically underserved patients. CMU Health patients rely on our experienced providers for evidence-based, patient-centered care at our clinical locations - and within our clinical partners' facilities including: - Covenant HealthCare - Ascension St. Mary's Hospital - Aleda E. Lutz VA Medical Center - Great Lakes Bay Health Centers - HealthSource Saginaw Our distinguished physicians and faculty also lead community health initiatives, address critical health care issues, and advance research as the Great Lakes Bay Region's leader in academic medicine.

My son Kaiden had a brachial cleft cyst that needed to be removed and closed up from his neck so we…read morewere referred to Dr. Antonio Williams. Our first appointment with him was when Kaiden was 3 months old. He was very polite, good with Kaiden, and seemed very knowledgeable when it came to the brachial cleft cyst. I for one felt really comfortable leaving my son's surgery in his hands. On surgery day, which was yesterday Oct 12th, we were met with a team of nurses, an anesthesiologist , and Dr. Williams himself. All of them made us feel right at home and did their best to help the worrisome parents. lol. Kaiden was having a great time, being the ladies man he is, melting all the hearts he passes by. Haha. What a kid. When it came time for surgery Dr. Williams briefed us on what was going to happen and how long it was going to take. We handed off Kaiden and we were escorted to the waiting room. We only waited for about an hour (just as we were told) and in came the doc. Everything went smooth and the cyst was taken out. Kaiden was just waking up as we came in and, of course, he went into mom's arms right away. It took awhile for him to wake up completely but while we waited the team of nurses made sure we had food and drinks and a comfortable waiting room to sit in. Kaiden's neck still has the bandages on so we can't really see the extend of the incisions or what the scarring will look like but the bandages themselves are no larger than a normal band aid so I imagine everything will be ok. 2 weeks we will follow up.