The staff would rather stand around and gossip than do their job, I waited 3 hours for them to get…read moreme some water, other people left because of them!

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 have yet to have a bad experience with the professionals in this place…read more Care is the highest. Dr Christopher Bailey is the best. Caring, knowledgeable, loves what he does. Trustworthy, attentive. You are his only patient when he sees you. Offices have always been immaculate.

Patient communication and the need to know each patient comes in with their own set of problems…read more One size does not fit all

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.

I was referred here by Camelback Integrated Health, not by my own accord but I went with it…read moredesperate for health. Scheduling was a nightmare. Took over 30 minutes to schedule my intake appointment, where the representative who helped me tried to schedule me with a counselor who specializes in menopausal women. I'm in my 20's. That makes no sense. I was also told that they had appointments after 5 PM available, which was very important to me. I was told this when I scheduled this intake appointment. After my intake appointment, the social worker who did this visit told me that they don't do appointments after 5 PM. If I would've known that, they don't do appointments after 5 PM, I would've never scheduled the intake and wasted my time and my money.

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.

Using HHH was my first experience with energy healing and clearing. It's not something I've ever…read morereally thought about or considered. They came to my business that I had recently purchased, and that day honestly has been the mark of so much progress. The clearing was beautiful. Everything was explained to me (a total energy newbie) and I truly felt seen as an individual and as a business owner. The guidance and inspiration I received drove me to take immediate action within my studio to better the environment for the hundreds of souls that come through my doors. I am so happy with my experiences with Higher Heart Healing and can honestly say my life has shifted in a beautiful direction through her

I am new to spiritual healing, but I had the pleasure of meeting Anna. She is awesome! Her energy…read moreand positivity is wonderful. If you are looking for someone to trust in your spiritual journey look no further! Thank you Anna for helping me.

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.

When my dad was admitted here we tried to ignore many things. The fact that the place smelled so…read morebad was a hard one to ignore. The hallways on the first day were lined with what appeared to me broken, old or outdated equipment, stacked chairs, and lots of flattened cardboard boxes. By day 2 that had all disappeared. With the exception of most, if not all of the PT and OT staff almost no one was wearing any sort of identification. Few people introduced themselves to my dad or my sister and I. We had to ask them who they were & what their position was. The is pretty basic...you ALWAYS wear ID. Shannon was one of the people I remember being friendly and bubbly and welcoming. Mike, dads nurse, was also friendly and wearing his ID. Frank was great with my dad, but no ID. We ignored the large (volleyball size) sticky spots on the floor of my dads room and increasing about of litter that was on his floor along with the previous days clothes. We tidied up ourselves. When we asked an orderly, aide, cna, (whatever he was as he didn't have ID on) to help us fix our dads bed he said he was too busy. I was shocked. He was right there in the room with us as the time. My dad was not Shannon's patient that day, but when I went to ask her, she kindly helped him with his bed issue. The social services office was a nightmare to work with. They sat on the paperwork from the memory facility dad was going to transition to for over a week and his release was delayed because of it. I spoke to them face to face daily, & left phone messages that were never returned. Request after request to do a TB test on dad as required by the memory care facility was met with delay after delay. We knew dad would not allow the test if we were not there, so my sister asked to have them do it while she was there at 4 pm on Monday. The nurse, Misty, refused saying she was busy charting and would get to it before the end of her shift at 10 pm. My sister explained that with his dementia he would not allow it if we weren't there to sooth him and assure him it was ok. She still refused. At 7 pm Frank called me 2-3 times in row and allowed me to speak to dad as he was refusing the test. Talking to dad on the phone did not work and Frank was unable to give him the test. Around 8 pm Misty called and said Frank tried 3 times and failed and dad would not be getting the test. I asked her to personally go and attempt it and to put me on the phone with dad. She said I'll try do it before I leave at 10 pm. Trying and doing are 2 different things and I could not bear to leave him there another day if she failed. So I drove over there and simply spoke to my dad and Frank was able to give him the test. All of this could have been avoided. I left voice mails with the social services people, the director of nurses and PT/OT. Only PT/OT ever returned those calls. Also called the administrator after hours and left a message. I have not yet heard from him. The memory care facility had tried repeatedly over the past week to get the paperwork sent to them needed to admit my dad. At 3:45 pm yesterday 7/8, after over a week of requesting it from them, they notified me that dad would not be able to be admitted today, 7/9. I saw red!!! I left messages with all offices mentioned before, social services, director of nursing, administrator as all had left for the day (before 4 pm!) I was told. I then asked to speak to whoever was in charge of the facility at the moment and it turned out to be the nurse, Frank. I didn't know he was a nurse as he didn't wear any ID. When I spoke to him he said he would get on it. At 4:30 I arrived at Sabino Canyon rehab to make something happen. NOTHING was going to keep my dad in here any longer. Brittany in social services was in the office and said she was working on getting the paperwork sent. I asked her why all the delays and why didn't she return my messages. She didn't have an answer. I then spoke to the director of nursing and went through the laundry list of complaints with her including the fact that she was not wearing any form of identification. I am removing my dad today, thank goodness, The place is dirty, and you can tell people don't like working there, no one greets you or smiles. PT/OT were absolutely wonderful. I don't remember everyone's names, but Paul and Dora were great! Do not send your loved one here!

Brenda has been great to me. She has helped empower me to be a better and stronger version of…read moremyself. I leave my appointments feeling more confident, and I always feel like she actually cares about me and my life. She has helped me to become my own person. To me that's important, that she aided me in being me and didn't tell me what to do. I would definitely recommend her to my friends and fam. P.s. Ms Boldrey dresses very nice, and other reviews taking low blows about her appearance really speaks to that reviewer's pettiness.

Brenda is an incredible therapist. I have been working with her for about 7 years, seeing her every…read more3 weeks because she helps me keep my balance and because I value her insight and input tremendously. Brenda is caring and kind, brings both practical and deep insights into my relationships, emotional background and decisions, and I trust her completely. Brenda listens incredibly well, knows my background well, and is absolutely approachable. I feel comfortable talking to Brenda about anything and she meets me on my level. she is available when I'm in an emergency situation and I am so grateful for her guidance and insight over these many years I have been seeing her.