Son has been there twice for surgery on two separate injuries and they are always courteous and…read morefriendly.

On Feb 4, 2026 I was scheduled for sinus surgery. IV Reglan was ordered for nausea. This is known…read moreto have a side effect of anxiety if administered too quickly. It was pushed fast and I had a severe panic attack. I left with no surgery. In the meantime, the infection in my sinus became severe enough that i was sent to OU ER and to my PCP to get a higher level of care. Surgery was rescheduled for April 29, 2026. Although i was not given Reglan this time, my care at DRH was still concerning. My husband was told he would get text messages throughout the surgery. We verified with 2 people that the correct number was on file. He never got one text, he reported it to the volunteers and was still never given updates. The volunteer kept telling he would get a text but made no effort to find out why surgery was taking so long or how i was. Surgery was 4 hours long. After surgery he was not given any information about how my surgery went. It was not until 2 days later when I was able to log into the patient portal, that i was able to see Dr notes that explained everything. Then on May 15 I sent a message to patient relations with my concerns and was told i would receive a letter in the mail. I did so about a week later telling me that they in fact did send several texts. case closed. So I sent another email to patient relations explaining that something is faulty with the system because he did NOT get a text and that i'm also upset the the complaint about how the medicine was administered incorrectly, was not even addressed in the letter. That was 2 weeks ago and I have not received any response. So now my complaint is about Patient relations, it should be renamed as hospital relations, as it is only defending the hospital and not advocating for the patient.

I've seen so many neuro and orthopedic surgeons in my day and Dr. Shadid outshines them all! What a…read moremiracle worker this man has been to me and my family. He's thorough, caring, and really took his time to understand my medical history. What a blessing he is!!

Thought I'd give a recent review…read more I'm a guy who's dealt with chronic pain during the past 15 years of active duty service. As you can imagine from moving every two to three years, I'm forced to start from scratch at a new pain management clinic all the time and let me tell you, it's a hassle. That wasn't case when I first visited this office. Dr. Shadid and his staff were great. I never felt rushed during our conversations and more so, I never felt judged. Yeah, a lot of pain management and regular providers tend to quickly assume their patents have the worst of intentions. I get it. A lot of people visit these clinics for the wrong reasons. I am, however, not one of them. I've had a couple of procedures so far and I'll continue to see him for future procedures. The injections and blocks have been fairly pain and stress free. That's the key. Not only less pain when trying to actually treat pain, but little to no stress. When you're getting an injection or having any procedure for pain management that causes you more pain during the process, your stress levels increase exponentially. Again, I don't dread visiting Dr. Shadid and his team because it's a very pleasant experience. The office building seems out of place and at first glance and the facade has you questioning if you want to step inside the building. Worry not. It is a clean, professional, and relaxing environment. Don't get scared off when you're looking at the front of the building. The front receptionists are great and pleasant, the RNs/techs are proficient, and Dr. Shadid is well-versed. The only reason I didn't give it a complete 5-star is the fact that the facade looks a bit sketch and they the website could use a serious upgrade - it doesn't represent their professionalism. However, that's minutia compared to the service you get.

Dr. Aiku and her staff are very knowledgeable and caring. I received the best care whenever I had…read moreappointments with her. She's very down to earth, shoot's from the hip, and tells you like it is. She cares about your outcome and does everything to get you back healthy. I tend to see Dr. Aiku every 3-6 months. Just had my first appointment of the year last week. First time ever via tele-health with Dr. Aiku. I like the fact that they are so accommodating and make every attempt to answer your questions with understandable answers. My grandchildren used to see her before they moved to Texas and were well taken care of by her and the staff. I couldn't ask for a better professional doctor!

I have seen this doctor. I believe she has to many patience to be able to handle all of them. I…read morewent weeks before getting my prescription filled. I waited over two months getting a referral that I had to do myself. Her office staff is out right rude, unprofessional, and they forget who the patient is in all of this matter. She may be a great doctor but I sure never saw any signs of this or from your office staff.

I recently saw Dr. Sanner as a new patient and really appreciated the vibe from his staff. The…read moreyoung lady who checked me in (and out) was friendly and had a great smile. The young man who brought me into the exam room, did VS and recorded my current med list was delightful. He was very kind, professional and had a great sense of humor. The woman who brought me from the room to the exit door to show me how to access the lab was very kind and professional. The lab staff were pleasant, welcoming and very kind. I received a call in less than 24 hours from Karen in the lab reviewing the results with me. I really appreciate the excellent customer service and the kindness that was shown to me. As for Dr. Sanner, he spent about 30 minutes with me, reviewing my history, meds and any concerns that I might have. He was very collaborative when we discussed my personal health care and I felt heard and my opinion and knowledge were valued. As a new resident to this part of the country, I am relieved to have met this wonderful team and look forward to working together fo a very long time.

She's taking good care of me with my health problems. Yes there maybe a wait time but, it's worth…read moreit to me and my health

I love this lady. I feel safe with her and I al feel like she has my best care first and foremostread more

Dr Elena S. Shea is "Top-Notch" as A Person, A Physician, A Scholarly Scientist and caring Educator…read more& Friend. She has had issues, with wait times for patients, but give this "sweet Gal" a break, she has much improved on that score..in fact it has been totally dealt with. Am so sorry, if someone had a bad experience with staff back in Oklahoma,and if that is a bad thing? She is a self confessed bookworm,am thinking there are worse things. bottom line is she is a great gal and wonderful person, and a wonderful Dr who does her best. She is an expert on Holistic medicine,and has a special interest in Diabetes, and other disorders. She is practicing in Camp Verde, Az. now,...and i can honestly say: It is my honor & Privilege to know her. She is one in a million! God Bless Her, and any who read this review. william r. Adams.

I have been a patient of Dr. Shea's for about 2 yrs. at first she was amazing. Quick friendly…read moreservice and was not one to just write a prescription and send you on your way. The last 6 months she has been awful! Long waiting time (if I wait less than 45 mins that's a good appointment) to even see her and her office staff is rude and unhelpful. Dr. Shea spends most of her with her nose in a laptop during a visit and seems distracted when I visit. I scheduled an appointment and showed up to a locked door with staff inside. When office personnel opened the door they were VERY rude and unprofessional. "There's no way you have an appointment today we're closed!"( I keep detailed records of all my appointments) There is no way I could have known they were closed and I was treated very poorly. I will not return to Dr. Shea.

i had the privilege of having him as my provider when i gave birth about 6-7 months ago, and i…read morecouldn't have asked for a better experience. he was everything i needed during such an important time, blunt, to the point, and didn't sugarcoat anything. his straightforward approach made me feel confident and informed every step of the way. on top of that, his nursing staff was absolutely amazing. they were kind, attentive, and made me feel so supported throughout my time there. i'm beyond grateful for the care I received and would highly recommend Dr Jones to anyone looking for a provider who truly delivers (no pun intended)

No stars, this is the worst gyn I've ever been to and I have Endometriosis so I've been to a lot. I…read moregot a referral from Tricare to see about a hysterectomy finally, after 14 years of pain I decided I was ready and don't want any children. From the moment he walked in the room I knew he didn't want to do it. The way he worded his questions and kept talking about medicines to try instead, I told him I'm set on this I don't want to try anymore medications. He plainly said he would not do it, so I said F you I'm leaving. I was so upset I cried in my car. I am an extremely kind person to note everyone but him in his office was kind. I'm still fuming, I don't write reviews but I read the reviews for this doctor ands they seemed ok for the most part but were far wrong. Don't go to this doctor if you don't have children or want them because he is an old white man who thinks he knows what's best for our bodies.

Great care for my hammer toes, left foot #2 toe and my right foot big toe. Dr. Wilson seems to care…read moreand he's a good listener. In-office surgery went very well. I'm still being treated for toe bone infection. Dr. Wilson is worth a try.

This is the first time I went to doctor Cain at Southwest foot and Ankle Clinic…read more When I walked in, I was surprised at how clean and quiet the front room was. But I soon found out why. They took me back almost immediately. And when I got back there, I saw that they were quite busy in the back, but it was still very quiet. It must've been the carpet. They took me to my room and asked some basic information and then the doctor came in. He asked me a few questions,taking a history of my health and then started examining my feet. He did a thorough examination, the pulses(pedal pulse) and such things, looking for anything going on with my feet. Then he did an more questions about my feet my health. I told him I had MS and I had paresthesia. I felt numbness and tingling in my feet. I had numbness all the way up to my mid-calf and no reflexes in my feet from the MS. But lately, I have been feeling pain in my two or three of my toes and was sure it was diabetic neuropathy--the name for that particular problem. We chatted a bit about the different things going on, and then he sent his nurse in. She measured my feet, and found one foot a half size bigger than the other foot! We look through the catalog until I found a really cute pair of shoes that look like an SAS pair of shoes i had at home(SAS ARE WONDERFUL but 145-200 dollars) I really liked the tan look, of these shoes. We decided to order those. The total cost, was $300 plus, but my insurance covers most. If you don't have insurance, I'm sure there's a discount. My shoes should be in this next week, and then I will make an appointment and go in and they'll do a quick measure of my feet, let me walk in them, and see how they do, give me some information, and then I'll go home with them. I get three different inserts for my shoes every four months. I'm supposed to change them.m, and I go back in a year for another foot examination. The doctor told me it was very important because of my lack of feeling from the MS, the neuropathy and such, that I definitely needed diabetic shoes to keep my feet safe. I know there's a difference in diabetic shoes, such as slightly wider around the types, and the fit is better--there's less places for your feet to rub, so I was happy with that, so I'm simply waiting now going to get my shoes. Overall, I was very pleased with the nurses, and Dr. Cain. The place was very professional, I had questions, and they answered them. I was easy it was easy for me to reschedule. It was easy for me to schedule a follow up appointment and you asked them about the insurance of what it would pay and things like that--they were quick with the answers. I would definitely recommend you at least try them out. The name used to be Lawton and foot clinic but they now have three different clinics, so they change the name to Southwest foot and ankle clinic that way Altus and I believe, Duncan, would be included in the name. They do many other things as well. But I wanted to give you a step by step with what their sweet and professional was like.