My husband and I are here from St. Louis and both of us ended up needing to go to urgent care. We…read moredidn't go on the same day or for the same reason though! We both had a great experience there! The wait time wasn't long, we were seen pretty quickly after we arrived. The whole process didn't take long at all! We both saw caring professionals who were able to give us a diagnosis, a care plan, and call in a scrip for us. It's always a little strange to need care in an unfamiliar area, but this was great! We both highly recommend Honor Health!

I was transferred to this hospital from the south scottsdale location & everyone I've encountered…read moreat this hospital has been outstanding! The nurses are all super professional & kind. Savannah has been soooo cool! I can't remember everyone's name but I've been so impressed & I feel so well taken care of! I would definitely recommend this hospital. The previous location didn't flush my IV with saline but this location did! Super excited to try the food!

I called two days in a row, trying to get an appointment, but the calls were never returned, as the…read morevoice mail had promised. I'll try someone else.

Dr. Natcher is thorough, friendly and knowledgeable. She takes the time to thoroughly explain her…read morediagnosis and offer solutions. Her office is clean and staff is friendly.

Dr. Leslie Klein, oncologist at Ironwood Cancer & Research Centers -- where do I even begin?…read moreI met Dr. Klein during my cancer journey around April 1, 2021 -- and no, it was not an April Fool's joke. Before meeting her, I had left another hospital's ER because of what I felt was a complete lack of urgency regarding my condition. I drove myself to another recommended hospital in Scottsdale, where I met Dr. Anderson, who was referred to me early on. He recommended Dr. Klein, and I told him I would call her the following morning. The next morning, I heard a knock at the door of my hospital room. To my surprise, it was Dr. Leslie Klein herself. I remember thinking, "Wow -- she makes house calls." At first, I was cautious because after a year-and-a-half-long misdiagnosis and several disappointing experiences with other doctors, I had nearly lost faith in the medical system altogether. Our first meeting started a little rocky because of my frustration and fear, but I later apologized to Dr. Klein -- my angel. Sometimes God truly does work in mysterious ways. Before meeting Dr. Klein, my first spleen biopsy had come back inconclusive, and the previous medical facility never even contacted me with the results. I eventually drove myself to their ER because of severe pain and personally requested the biopsy report. They even allowed me to leave with an IV still in my arm so I could get to the Scottsdale hospital and ask for Dr. Anderson. From the moment I met Dr. Klein, I knew she was different. She doesn't just hear her patients -- she truly listens. She never interrupts, maintains eye contact, and speaks with genuine care, compassion, and urgency. When my insurance company delayed approval for chemotherapy, Dr. Klein refused to give up. Through her determination and expertise, she arranged for another physician to perform a successful biopsy. Within days, my chemotherapy was finally approved. A CT scan with contrast revealed a cancerous mass in my spleen, along with lymph nodes that were also affected by cancer. That was the beginning of my battle with Stage IV Large B-Cell Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. The journey was long and difficult. It included extensive chemotherapy treatments and ultimately a bone marrow transplant. Today, as of May 2026, I am cancer free, and in December 2026 I will celebrate my five-year anniversary since my bone marrow transplant. I owe so much of this to Dr. Klein -- a truly caring physician whose determination, compassion, and partnership with her patients give people hope during the darkest moments of their lives. She was and is my angel, and I hope she can be someone else's angel too.

I have an annual checkup to prevent my cancer from recurring. I had to call to get the orders for…read moreimaging beforehand. Assistant was called 3 times to send the order to Simon med. After waiting a half hour at Simone med they informed me they didn't have the order. The assistant was called 3 times and could not handle sending over the order. She would not answer the phone while I waited at the imaging center. Nearly 2 hours waiting for someone else's incompetency.

I had lost all trust. I had a stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis - the conventional medical system…read morehad let me fall through the cracks and left me so traumatized and jaded there was no way I could trust them with more "conventional treatment". For two years I struggled on my own doing everything I could to give my body a fighting chance, with no support system, no doctor that would give me the time of day. I didn't follow their advice... so I guess it was either their way... or the highway. I was alone and out of my depth and getting more and more anxious that I was going to die. My mom asked me if I had heard of Sunridge Medical Center in Scottsdale, AZ. I had not and had not really considered traveling so far away to seek medical care, but after watching the patient testimonials and initially discussing my situation over the phone - I just felt like Sunridge was the place I needed to be. That was on a Saturday, I was on a plane Tuesday. It was nerve racking for me to meet Dr. Franco, was he just going to be another callous doctor that would treat me like I was stupid and not really listen to what was important to me? I had my guard up, I had been through so much at that point and I was no longer going to blindly trust another doctor. I remember telling him, "I need you to understand that I am here to participate in my own healing and I am not looking to be told what to do, this is my life and my health, and the only way I can go forward is for both of us to understand I want to collaborate to get to the bottom of this and find a way out". That took a lot of guts to be that up front and candid - but I had been victimized, bullied, terrified... and let down by other doctors - and I wasn't going to let that happen again. Dr. Franco didn't miss a beat - I guess he's probably seen and heard it all. He asked me to tell him my story - I asked, "since my diagnosis, or before?" and he said, "tell me your story from the point in time you think it is relevant". So I did. I learned more about my health in the few hours we spent together than I had the rest of my life. For the first time I felt supported, understood, heard and cared for. I felt like I was important, not just one of many patients. That was just the beginning of my care and experience with Dr. Franco and Sunridge Medical - and it just got better from there. I had traveled from Indiana to be under Dr. Franco's care - leaving my family behind. Although this was challenging in some regards, I found it healing in others regards. Sunridge Medical Center is an intimate operation - this enables them to have a great bedside manner - no one falls through the cracks and the staff earnestly gets to know you and care about you. I know it sounds totally cliche... and you'll hear folks say they treat you like family... but that is what I experienced, and what I needed. Through Dr. Franco - I learned to trust again. He was right there when I needed him - he never pushed me to do anything I didn't want to do - but he would gently urge me to considered some conventional treatments in addition to the incredible treatments he had formulated... He was opened to what ever would give me the best possible outcome - conventional / alternative - he wasn't attached the methods so much, as he was the outcome for the patient. I hate to think where I would be today without Sunridge, and owe a lot to my mom for finding the clinic, and much, much more to Dr. Franco and his incredible staff for taking baby steps with me so I could regain not only my health and trust, but my peace of mind.

Amazing place. The staff is so friendly and Dr. Franco knows his stuff. I always had a great…read moreexperience in my three months of going here.

2nd procedure done here and the staff is very friendly. The doctors and nurses are great. Very…read moreprofessional. It's a small medical center but you don't wait long to be prepped.

I have never had a bad experience with this doctor or the office. I travel 3 hours and its worth…read moreit. He has been the best dr I have had in the 25 years with my tremors. I have seen many doctors all over the United States, he is the most helpful.

If I could leave less than no stars, I would. This place is probably the most unorganized business…read moreI have ever seen. I went in for a consult with Dr. Evidente, and he was convinced that I had Parkinsons. I went for a DAT Scan, of course scared to death of the results. The lab said that they would send the results to Dr. Evidente's office within 2 days. When I never heard from them within a week, I tried calling. I must have tried calling 10 times within a 3 week period, but they never answer the phone, and the hours they keep are ridiculously sparce. I left several messages, but never received a call back. We're dealing with somebody's life here, but apparently that's not important enough to call me back with the results! I shouldn't have even had to call. They should've reached out to me. I finally sent a scathing email about a month after the DAT Scan. Again, no response. I thought I would phone one more time before going down there, and some smart a** millenial named Sam finally answered the phone. I asked him why they never answer the phone, and/or return messages. All he did was laugh in the phone making one excuse after the other. All lies by the way. He said he had sent an email a couple of days ago, but there was no such email. Once I had had enough of his condescending attitude, I told him I would be coming to see him in person. He laughed again. I immediately drove down there to get my results, and also to meet this Sam guy face to face. He was as smug in person as he was on the phone. However, once he realized who I was, he became quite nervous. I lectured him on how unprofessional it is to act the way he does, and how cruel it is to play with people's lives by not sharing results in a timely fashion. He finally seemed to get the message, but I doubt anything will change. I asked to speak to the doctore, but apparently he strolls in whenever he feels like it "sometime after 10:30" I was told. If you can avoid this place, do yourself a favor and find somewhere else that actually cares. This place is brutal from start to finish, and I should've heeded the warnings from so many other patients. All this is is a money grab

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this practice. The only downside is how far it is from where I live. The entire…read morestaff here is amazing and I love that they are now Direct Healthcare. They are changing the way going to the doctor is and really should be. You are never rushed when you go here. Yes!! You heard that correctly...not rushed. I go to Doctor Kathryn DiGiammarino and she is excellent. My favorite feature is that I can text them when I need something and always get a response during office hours. Highly recommend this practice for anyone who's needing a great doctor, and something outside of the ordinary.

We've been patients here for several years and, up until recently, have been pleased with the care…read moreand providers. In the last year or so, though, the care we've received has gone downhill fast, mostly due to the new NP's my wife and I have both seen. The previous doc, PA, and NP at Prevene we saw were all knowledgeable but also took the time to listen and do a proper assessment. More often than not, they also thought through root cause possibilities rather than simply looking for a band-aid to slap on via meds or overly simplistic advice. Our last few appointments with the new staff was full of interruptions and more talking than listening, telling me the same thing you could find online or in a book. We'll be looking for somewhere new.

I am 77 years old - requested a follow up appt neurology - scheduled for June 2026- thats % of my…read morelife expectancy - I feel this is because I am on medicare - when I had commercial insurance with HonorHealth -got appts right away - been with them since 2005 - after medicare and retired - everything went down hill with honorhealth- They delay medicare patients and keep delaying appts until you expire - isn't this a form of attempted murder- delaying elderly payments so they can get more money form commercial insurance - delay - delay - until you expire for financial reasons - corporate office at Hyden and Via de Ventura responsible for this

I am in the cancer center and I have been very blessed to have a team of Dr looking after my care…read more The nurses are great. One thing I have to say is when somebody is in the hospital and they don't put your information in right family calls. It's a little mishap. I think that they need to maybe make sure that the patient information is right before they go up to be admitted to a room but other than that you guys have been amazing. Thank you.

From the moment I walked in the woman who checked people in was very polite, the woman who…read moreregistered me also very polite. The process seemed quick and easy. When I got called back, one nurse gave me instructions on the prep of wiping down and dressing she was very nice. The nurse who came in and did my IVs and blood and urine collection she was very sweet, she knew I was scared and tried her best to ease my mind. My Dr came in explained everything, followed by the anesthesiologist and the assistant to the Dr all very professional, comforting. When I woke up after the procedure, the nurse that assisted me to the bathroom, helped me dress, was comforting me through the whole thing, I wish I could remember her name or even what she looked like but waking up from anesthesia I can't even say, but I do recall her rubbing my back and telling me how to breathe through the pain, she was so comforting and caring. Then there was the nurse who wheeled me out, she helped me get into my car and I tell my husband to get my pillow, she was about to put on my seatbelt and I say wait wait my husbands getting my pillow to which she replied this isn't my first rodeo... well hello lady it was my first rodeo! I felt it was so rude. Call me sensitive or whatever but I received extreme kindness from everyone I interacted with and it ended on that note... all I recall from her was she was brunette... I know they were wanting to go home as I think I was one of the last patients being released. I actually had thought I was going to be transferred over to the hospital for observation at my request but it all happened so fast and I was so dazed that I didn't even ask, my husband also said it was all so fast that he thought I changed my mind... I ended up in the ER the following morning because I couldn't stop vomiting from the anesthesia. I wish I had stayed, and I wish it didn't end on this isn't my first rodeo. When someone is in such a vulnerable state the least you can do is be empathetic.

I cannot believe the amount of fucking disrespect I received upon picking up my partner from…read moresurgery today. I received a call she was ready for discharge and was told to wait until I got a text to pull the car around. I sat waiting for 30 minutes just to find out they had been out there for 10 minutes but did not contact me. When I finally got to her, she was in extreme pain and couldn't even speak to tell me if she was okay and I turned the car around immediately to get a nurse less than 2 minutes after driving away because I couldn't believe they released her like this. They told her basically oh well she'll sleep it off and now we are in the er 7 damn hours later because the surgery center refused to help her any further.