Worse service ever. They made me feel like a burden the lady that checked me in had so much…read moreattitude I wish I got her name. Also my doctor Jessica was incredibly rude as well. I asked for a wrap for the splint they gave me for my finger and they said no and kicked me out basically. DO NOT WAIST YOUR TIME COMING HERE !! They do not care about you !

This urgent center was great - very efficient and professional. Pleasant ambiance as well,…read moreespecially for an urgent care facility. Took care of my strep infection right away. Reception was very nice. The nurse was slightly brusque, but businesslike and not unfriendly. I saw Dr. Gamez, and he was very good...skilled, courteous, and transparent about the examination and treatment process as he went along. I would come back (but hopefully I won't have occasion to).

From check in to check out, every staff member was kind and pleasant. I didn't feel rushed, I felt…read moreheard and my concerns were managed.

I had an excellent experience at this urgent care. I arrived in extreme pain and was immediately…read moregreeted as I tried to get out of the car by the security officer, Asim C., with a wheel chair. He was extremely kind and gentle with me and made sure I got where I needed to go. He helped my friend who had transported me find me inside an after she parked. I don't know the names of the people who got me back to a room or of the other people who assisted, but, to a person, they were caring and solicitous of my well being. The physician, Claire Gervais, couldn't have been more attentive or caring. She was respectful, listened well and ensured I understood my situation and options. I've only used an urgent care once before, a few decades ago, and this experience was by far the best. And when I left, Asim C still remembered my name and took good care of me until I was in the car. Thanks to all especially Dr Gervais and Asim!!!

Unfortunately there isn't a separate page for SSM St. Marys Outpatient, which is a seperate…read morebuilding directly across the street from the main hospital (can be accessed by crossing the road or an enclosed skywalk) so I'll have to leave my review on this page. It was a little confusing trying to figure out where to go but the reception of both buildings were great. I was recently seen in the SSM Neurology clinic for migraines after having to switch from a UW provider due to insurance change. I was incredibly impressed by the genuine care, attention to detail & time spent with me as a patient. Upbeat appointment start by the MA prior & superior care by Dr. Cristina Murphy. I was blown away by the amount of time she had prepped reading my past chart with notes taken & overall preparedness for my first appointment! This has not usually been my experience with past providers. She was genuinely compassionate & ready to try new options, as well as explained things my other providers had not. I'm really looking forward to working with her. She sent out new Rx's for approval & it was completed in 2 business days. Very pretty building. Nice, large (kid friendly) waiting room & easy check in/out (via reception or touchscreen). The only thing I'd change were that while I got a nice reminder text the day before, I got a call from (a very friendly) RN to come in a bit earlier for all of the new lengthy paperwork. I can't drive & had made my transportation plans around the time the text said the day before. It ended up being fine but it'd be nice if the automated system could work that in for the initial appointments! Otherwise I'm very happy with the care received.

Janey It was a warm night that I was admitted to the Neuro…read moreTrauma unit at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. What a blessing was waiting for me. I feared that I was facing a stroke and could be paralized at any moment. When I was ushered to my room on the 7th floor I was greeted by nurses and staff who quickly and efficiently worked to prepare me for the many tests I would receive. Nurses were giving me assurance as I was stuck with needles and tubes that were taped to my arms. Discs were stuck my chest. Nursing staff and doctors asked questions and were patient to listen to what I had to say. I'm 82 and am not knowledgeable to the many medical terms used but found I didn't have to know. Medical teams worked for 2 days to get to the correct diagnosis and now I am happy to be back home with my family. Thank you, Saint Mary's Hospital, Madison, Wisconsin!

My father was at St. Mary's for about five years in the Dementia/Alzheimer wing. Unfortunately,…read moremost times I visited he was improperly dressed with only a t-shirt even though he had a closet filled with sweaters and long-sleeved shirts. Activities were horrible and demeaning. My father would be alone most times or stuck in front of a soap opera. We encouraged the staff to please take my father to all the activities even though he'd say no thank you. We had opera CD's and a CD player for him to listen to and no one ever turned it on for him. He just languished away with hardly any attention from the staff. One good comment is that the food was good. Be sure to advocate for your loved one.

I chose SMCC for my 2-week rehab. after surgeries following a bicycle (me) vs. pickup truck…read moreaccident. I could not be happier with that decision. The facilities are exceptional, and the care I received and the staff were even better. Going from one facility (hospital trauma unit) to another (rehab.), you never know for sure if t's a positive or negative move until the decision and transfer is done. This was a very positive change for me. My therapists (OT/PT) were outstanding. The nursing staff was caring and accommodating to my individual needs. Staff coordination with my insurance was thoughtful and thorough. I had regular visits from administrative staff to be sure that my needs were being met by regular staff, and that any questions I might have had were answered. I found the atmosphere nurturing, encouraging, personal, and I connected with many of the staff one-on-one, especially those I interacted with routinely. I can fully recommend this facility and its care as five-star in every way.

This is my repeat visit five years after my first. I had an excellent experience when I was there…read morelast time. And today's visit is nothing short of outstanding. What are some of the things that made the visit better. First of all, the preregistration and all the questions and forms that you fill out are done ahead of time online and on their phone app. When I got to the clinic, I scanned the QR code that was sent to me. Within minutes, an assistant placed a band with my name and number on my wrist and directed me to the second floor. After a very short wait, a nurse called my name, checked my wristband, and took me back to my room. Within a half hour, I was undressed, and the monitors placed IV started, and I was ready to head out to the procedure room. My doctor came into the room, asked me the usual doctor questions, and had me sign the consent form.

Had my scheduled colonoscopy procedure done yesterday at the Digestive Health Center. Due to my…read morefamilial history and prior personal results I am on the 3-5 year plan for colonoscopies. I've had about 6-7 prior colonoscopies using the monitored sedation method. All were relatively pleasant experiences including my two prior procedures also at this facility. Yesterday, a few minutes before I was wheeled into the room where the procedure was to be performed the physician checked in with me and explained that he would be using the "conscious sedation" method. I explained my trepidation with this form of sedation given past negative experiences I witnessed with my parents. The doctor stated that the conscious sedation would cause fewer issues after the procedure. I responded that I have never had any post-procedure issues with the monitored sedation. By his reaction, It was obvious that the decision had been made and that my input did not matter. I was wheeled in to the procedure room. What followed was the stuff of nightmares. Despite being dazed and unable to speak I was an unwilling (albeit mute) participant in the doctor's running commentary with the two nurses assisting him. I felt the insertion of the probe used for the procedure as well every push of the instrument as it proceeded further through the colon. To say that this was an uncomfortable experience would be an understatement. Adding to the unpleasantness is the fact that it felt downright humiliating. I am mostly troubled by the fact that I was given no input whatsoever in the form of sedation that was used. I am aware that there are medical considerations that factor in when a physician decides on how to sedate a patient. However, I informed the physician that I have had absolutely no adverse issues with the monitored sedation used during everyone of my other colonoscopies. The patient should be informed and have some input on what is being done during any medical intervention. The news of the sedation method to be used was presented to me at the last minute, almost as an afterthought. I believe that the ONLY times a doctor should unilaterally decide are: A) If the physician is paying for the procedure, or B) If it's their colon that is being explored. I strongly suspect that the physician's employer may be dictating the "conscious sedation" on it's practitioners. My doctor mentioned that prior to my afternoon appointment he had already done 11 procedures, and still had one more after mine. With "conscious sedation" there is no need for the recovery time usually associated with other sedation methods, so post-procedure patients can be ushered out the door a lot quicker. This would allow for one doctor to do many more procedures in a day thus increasing the clinic's profitability.

I received excellent care in Associated Physicians' Behavioral Health department while going…read morethrough cognitive behavioral therapy. Dr. Roth helped me reach concrete and abstract goals related to my mental and emotional health. It's made a world of difference in my life and I cannot recommend their services enough. :)

I recommend Gil Rother because he is emphathic, incredibly insightful and a great communicator.read more