Both of my children are patients of Doctor Koletar. He is amazing with them, kind tone, welcoming…read moreand inviting personality. the facility itself is clean and in cases where an appt is needed immediately you can always get in to see someone, even if he is unavailable. He is very well educated and passionate about caring for children's healths. He has a lactation consultant in office for nursing needs, and will work with you to meet your nursing goals. and he has fun rooms for the kids to be in with wall murals. He is very kind and easy going and will not rush you or make you feel like your questions are silly. He cares for your children and is a wonderful pediatrician to have. He will be my childrens pediatrician until they move on to adult physicians!

Excellent doctor, he gives outstanding care to his patients. I would highly recommend Dr. Koletar.read more

Extremely professional, proficient and kind, this Gynecologist helped me out when I didn't have an…read moreestablished gyn to take care of post menopausal bleeding. She is warm, caring and extremely knowledgeable. I highly recommend her if you are fortunate enough to seek her when she is accepting new patients!

Dr. Resk is fantastic. I called this morning and was…read moreadvised to go to urgent care. He just called me to follow up and learn what urgent care said. He then asked me to call on Monday because he'd like to see my son while reminding me that I could call back this weekend as needed. When my oldest was born he had trouble breathing and was on oxygen in the hospital for nearly a week. Dr. Resk figured out the problem and my baby got to finally come home -- healthy! When each of my babies were still in the hospital, Dr. Resk shocked the nurses by changing their diapers. He is a truly caring man and I'm not sure there could be a better pediatrician anywhere.

I've been with Dr Pepel for over 10 years now and she has cured me of things I had problems for…read moreyears and was brushed off by most other doctors as just non issues. I highly recommend her for anyone wanting to blend naturopathic and holistic care which she is an expert at each.

I'm so glad that my friend Christi recommended Dr. Pepel for Naturopathic Medicine. Having had…read moreprevious naturopathic care, I was impressed by Dr. Pepel's ability to thoroughly question me on my body issues. When we talked about the issues she prescribed supplements and treatments, which began to heal my body. In 30 days at my next appointment, I was better and she could see I was better. What I have learned is that the supplements are there for me and I have to take them as prescribed to experience the results. And keep taking them them as prescribed to heal my body. She really has helped me. I am continually amazed at her knowledge of all aspects of western and naturopathic medicine and many other types of healing modalities. I will continue to see her on a regular basis. I also recommend her to my friends. She also does Telehealth or Zoom appointments.

Really a 3.5, but I'll round up…read more I had been under the care of an OB for the first 7 months of my pregnancy. When I moved back to Salem I had no idea that doctors are hesitant to pick up a patient that has been under the care of another physician for the majority of a pregnancy or whatever else. My primary care physician (no longer involved in OB care) referred me to Salem Hospital OB. I called and was informed that the OB's were not accepting new patients, so I could have a midwife. The inner hippy in me told me that this was a fine alternative, and so I headed in to sign a release for my previous physicians file. While there, I learned that I would not have one mid-wife assigned to me and instead would see whoever was working on whatever day I had my apppointment. As for delivery, whoever was on call would do it. As it turned out, the mid-wives were off on the day that I delivered so a Salem Hospital doctor delivered my baby anyway. Ugh. The mid-wives are very, um, "spiritual". Maybe that's not the right word, but they don't suscribe to the "rush" mentality that you will find in regular OB's. They do believe that babies come in time and that your body is perfectly capable of doing the job in most cases. I appreciate this aspect, as birthing is scary enough as is without the insertion of a doctor with an impending tee time. If you're scared of the idea of a mid-wife, know that many are real doctors and they treat you like a human instead of a medical case. Like the nurses the mid-wives vary in personality and temperment. I found it to be very uncomfortable that they treated me like it was my first time there at each visit, forgetting that I had seem them the last time. The one HUGE upside to a mid-wife is the amount of time spent talking to you about your pregnancy. Unlike regular OB's who might spend 5 min of each appointment with you, these ladies will talk to you for as long as you want and answer question after question. They won't be walking backwards toward the door while you're on your 9th question. While this may make for longer appointment times, appreciate the time and concern they have.

My experience at Salem health was okay. The staff was nice but as I was pregnant with twins I was…read moretold that there was only one dr who would accept me as a new patient. My experience with that dr was less than great. The high risk doctors and others within salem health that I worked with were awesome but he was not kind or thoughtful and I left most appointments feeling very stressed. I stuck with this dr for the duration of my pregnancy and now a year later I asked to be switched to a different doctor within the practice, as I was unwilling to continue seeing him at this point, and I was told that it is against policy. So apparently if you don't like the 1st doctor you see you have to leave and go somewhere else or put up with a doctor that isn't a good fit. This does not seem like best practice to me.

Order: Blood work…read more Pros: I came in to do hematology bloodwork to ensure things are fine on my end. When I walked in, the front receptionist was super nice and engaging. They didnt make me feel weird or awkward. I have had some bad experienced as a Black man in a doctor's office. The doctor and nurse were very very knowledgeable and helpful (great bedside manner). Now what stood out to me was the fact that they have different large cards that has patterns on it. In stead of a nurse yelling out your name the nurse finds the card that matches theirs. SOOOOOO dope!!! This is the first time I have experienced this and you can tell they listen to their patients. I hate when my name is yelled out in a drs. Office it is intimidating and uncomfortable. I was seen quickly and on time! Kudos to this place. Cons:

I take an infusion of Remicade every eight weeks and am in total remission. My only issue is…read morepaying for it.

Dr. Todd Pendell is a one man show! He was not only easy for my husband to talk to, he listened…read morethroughly to his needs. Scheduling was super easy and enrolling is electronic. My husband requested a consultation online after hours on Wed, Dr. Todd called him back the very next day before 10am and set an appointment Fri afternoon. He Is a naturopathic doctor specializing in Men's Heath. His wife's office is right next door working with women's Heath.

It's not often that you find a doctor that A) is funny, B) is compassionate, and C) attends the…read moreyearly Sturgis Rally in South Dakota. A biker doctor? That really says something! Seriously, though, Dr. Kelber is only my second ever primary care doctor in my 28 years. For the last 15 he's been my go to guy for everything, and because his practice is small and his staff never changes, they all know me pretty closely. As a family physician, his main gig is delivering babies. He even delivered mine--go figure!

Dr. Kelber is a great doctor. I have been his patient for about one year. My family have been…read morepatients of his for years. I have went to him with minor health problems and he is very professional. He tries finding the cause with out taking tests that have nothing to do with the problem. I have been to doctors offices where they just sit behind a computer and dont do much of anything. Not at Dr Kelbers office. Him and his staff are very friendly and helpfull.