The most unprofessional healthcare facility I have ever encountered, They should be shutdown…read moreimmediately, Let's see what the politicians have to say. Rooms are filthy and patient hygiene care is unacceptable

My primary care provider was a nurse practitioner on site. I'd had good experiences with NPs in…read morethe past but this was a bad experience. One of the two worst I've had before. My NP was cool to start. Sadly as time went on things went downhill. First off she wasn't responsive to my concerns. She either ignored my questions or responded negatively like I don't know my body and my past history. She often talked down to me. And she ordered that a medication of mine be dropped BY HALF for a small deviation on a test. I expressed concern since things went to hell when I was on that dose years ago. She called me noncompliant or some such for asking for a smaller but reasonable drop. Both my new pcp and endocrinologist thought she was nuts. November 2025 I had enough. I tried switching to the doctor in the practice. Denied. Called other doctors in the same system denied. I then called the office manager back and advised that I would be transferring to another network for primary care due to I no longer had faith in my then PCP. Later on I schedule an appointment with my ortho specialist in the same network. They cancelled it because the old pcp office apparently discharged me or blacklisted me from the whole freakin Carondelet network simply because of one nurse practitioner. Never again. I hate the necessity since I hear Doctor Cornelius is chill but I never found out since he refused to see me too likely due to the NP. With my personal experiences I'd do zero if not negative stars.

There are a lot of doctors offices in this huge building…read more We are in 225, cardiology. My wife needs a confirmation Echocardiogram to rule something out. We see Dr. Lee Ghuy. This will be a hour test, bring a book. All good.

Here is my advice. Do the work. Learn from the content. But do NOT assume that the office is…read moresending ANY of your paperwork to MVD or the court. We had to call several times each step of the way to get documents turned in. We had to finally submit copies of documents to the court ourselves or risk being summoned back into court. The content is good. But it is very expensive ($800 for paper packets) and the process is extremely frustrating.

I have known Alexis since about 2011 and I think she is simply top notch. I've sent a number of…read moreclients to her for DUI counseling and Domestic Violence counseling and my clients always learn something important about themselves at Bridges. I would not hesitate to send more referrals there.

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Bodnar. He was booked out for a few months but put me on a…read morewaiting list by which I was able to get in to see him within a week of my initial request. He spent a good hour with me asking a zillion questions while slipping in "is there anything else at all that you want to mention?" (in case his questions didn't encompass everything) several times, and then did an in-depth physical exam of reflexes, sensory, etc. He was really thorough and a STARK contrast to the neurologist I saw for the same issue a year and a half ago who spent 5min with me after waiting 4mo for the appointment. Would HIGHLY recommend this doctor who very clearly exercises his profession with real conviction.

I was having considerable pain in my right hand and Dr. Peter Bodnar agreed to some testing to see…read moreif it was carpal tunnel. I found him to be very thorough, professional and personable. We are leaving town permanently or I would surely continue my medical treatment with Dr. Bodnar.

I called here and told them that I was interested in hyaluronic gel injections. I was assured they…read moredid them there. After getting lost, I see the Docto, who from the get-go, wouldn't let me get in a word in edgewise, was very rude then said he knew nothing about what I was talking about. he did look it up online and said he's never done it and he doesn't know any doctors that did it. He did give me my co-pay back but failed to escort me out.

This office is full of professional and kind caregivers that are truly knowledgeable and offer many…read moretreatment options other than pain medication alone. I have had CT guided injections which have offered pain relief where the pain medication alone was insufficient. I am grateful to Dr Farshad and staff.

Cancelled appointments repeatedly with no explanation. Really disappointing and hurtful, especially…read morehaving to take time off work just to be told an appointment was cancelled.

From my experience and opinion, I would recommend Avoiding Amy Dushinski…read more We chose Entune because they advertised themselves as LGBTQ-friendly, but our experience was anything but. Our interaction with Amy Dushinski, the nurse practitioner and their highest-level provider, was deeply unsettling. It appeared her eyes were dilated, and she seemed paranoid, agitated, and defensive--behavior that made us question whether she was in the right frame of mind to help others. Amy couldn't explain why I was being denied services. She denied that they offer LGBTQ care, even though it is explicitly stated in their brochure. I apologized to my partner for taking off work and wasting their time, because we have to take off a lot of days off for doctors appointments due to disability. Amy became hostile, inserting herself into our conversation. She even threatened to withhold my medication if I kept advocating for myself. When I asked Amy for her business card, she got really aggravated and upset. I wanted to file a complaint against her. When I called a week later to file a complaint, the receptionist shockingly redirected me to Amy, who immediately hung up on me. This clinic is neither LGBTQ-friendly nor professional. Their highest-level provider is a nurse practitioner (Amy), not a psychiatrist or psychologist. Doctors with advanced degrees have far more education, training, and expertise to address mental health needs. Avoid this clinic at all costs.

Similar ditto to Gregory A.'s one star review. This place clearly doesn't care about their clients…read morenor their prospective clients. At all! THINK TWICE before reaching out to this facility for help/treatment. Contacted them three times over the course of a week--twice leaving a voicemail, and once in writing. Three days after my last attempt and still no reply, despite their promise to return calls within 24 hours. Plan on seeing they continue to be exposed for their irresponsibility, negligence, outright malpractice. Am going so far as to contact Congresswoman Grijalva.

Executive Director, Lenny, gave me Changing Lanes' phone number, telling me to call if even if I…read moreneeded to simply talk, knowing I'm grieving my spouse who recently passed away. He explained the number rings him directly. Actually, he has either ignored, or when he answers and realizes it is me, he hangs up immediately. Ghosting. Without explanation. From a facility claiming to help vulnerable people. It's shocking behavior.

I was sent here for rehab after breaking both of my legs in a fall while on the job. I had heard…read morethe horror stories about this place, both in reviews and direct from previous patients, but it was the only facility my employer's insurance would pay for. The doctors here disregarded my prescriptions from my surgeon, deciding they could alter them without examining or speaking to me. As a result, my pain, which had previously been managed effectively, exploded. Rather than keeping me on a set schedule and receiving my three different pain medications simultaneously, they arbitrarily decided that I have to explicitly ask for each of them separately, at least an hour apart. They also lowered the dosages while increasing the frequency. This is especially problematic overnight, as I don't want to set alarms that will wake my roommate 5-6 times throughout the night, so I have to rely on my pain to wake me, which means I end up waiting too long between doses, which makes the medication less effective at controlling it. The nursing staff is rude and argumentative. They gave me a wheelchair that was cobbled together out of parts that don't fit or lock in place properly, and the thermostat is set to 78 degrees. The splints wrapping the lower halves of my legs were already causing me to be warm in the typically cold hospital. Here I'm sweating my balls off, but I'm somehow still supposed to keep my splints clean and dry? Don't go here if you have any other choice. EDIT: Every nurse here has a different set of rules as to what medications I'm allowed to take, and when. Every time there's a shift change, the new nurse tells me they can't do what the last shift insisted was how I had to do it. One nurse says none can be taken together, and there must be at least an hour between different meds. One says two can be taken together, and there must be at least two hours between doses in the rotation. One says I'm only allowed one of them every four hours. Nobody knows wtf is going on.

This place brings to mind 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'. I had a good friend who was sent here…read morefor rehab for a compression fracture in her lower back. She had to use the restroom one evening shortly after her arrival and called for help. No one ever came. She managed to get out of bed and go to the bathroom by herself. She had a roommate who was crying in pain and once again no one came. My friend managed to get in a wheelchair and go down the hall to find someone to help. They came and said they would return with pain medication. They never returned. My friend eventually called 911. They came and took her roommate to the hospital. Later the staff was overheard saying that the roommate had refused her medication, which was not the truth. I came the following day because my friend said she had an upper respiratory infection. Given her existing medical conditions, this could be a serious problem. When I arrived, I told them I was there to pick her up and take her to the hospital. I was met with a great deal of opposition and bullying. They said she was leaving without their consent and therefore would not give her her medications. Then they brought a paper in to be signed which absolved them of any responsibility. My friend refused to sign it. They then said she could not leave without signing it?? They left to find the doctor. In the meantime, I loaded my friend and her belongings in a wheelchair and left. I took her to TMC. Her blood pressure was very low and her heart rate was in the 180's! She was diagnosed with the flu and fluid in her lungs which was affecting her heart. Had I not picked her up, this would not have been diagnosed or treated. If you have a loved one in this facility, they need an advocate or someone to act on their behalf. Horrible experience.

My name is Fred Kleitz the owner of a large commercial digital media company that specialize in…read morehospitality industry Sapphire has many service issues with one great exception their physical therapy department the crew down there on multiple occasions has gone above and beyond basic care. Recovery comes in 2 parts physical and emotional the 2nd part is ignored by most "Care givers" with special note Audry. Josh. James have provided me a light of optimism when I thought my life was over after my above knee amputation. Without the crew down there I don't know how I would of made it. Individuals who fail to provide service always get the attention but as an owner of a large company I strongly believe they deserve special recognition for service above and beyond I have had a pleasure working with them. Fred Kleitz Freddy's photography Owner

Sante makes you sign an agreement that you won't post any negative social media comments, so I…read morewon't. They also strip you of your ability to take legal action by forcing you to sign an agreement that you will go through arbitration instead. Gee, I wonder why! Just suffice it to say that I would NOT recommend this place to anyone. We were fooled by kind words and good communication skills of the person whose job it is to make them look good in order to get people to go there. By the way, she no longer worked there by the time we got there (only 5 months later). Hmmm.