I was a patient of the internal medicine section of this clinic. While the reception staff and any…read morenurse I worked with here was amazing - both doctors I had through this clinic were not within the standards I expect from anyone in the field of caring for people. Between a doctor forgetting they had been my doctor for the past 6 months and telling me we had never met in person and another doctor quitting my pain management prescription with no notice on a medication that should be tapered down in dose all the while telling me that exercise would be the best pain management option for me - I ended up choosing to not work with this clinic any further. While working with both doctors here I felt that I was not seen as anything other than an overweight patient that needed to lose weight. I felt that they ignored the history of medical issues that appeared in childhood before my weight issues. I felt like they ignored the effort I was putting into my health. I felt like every appointment I was being judged and ignored. Even giving the benefit of the doubt on their intentions I can not ignore how their actions effected me. Overall while I believe the nurses and other staff are wonderful - I cant recommend anyone go here strictly on the basis of care I received from the doctors. I left almost every appointment feeling demoralized and dehumanized. When a doctor can't take the time to check a chart before seeing you or care to take any value out of your medical history and can't even respect the pain you are going through - I can't say they are a good doctor. Please save yourself the trouble and go anywhere else.

Went in on a Friday because I was done feeling so crappy and decided to give this clinic a whirl…read moresince the clinic I had been going to was clear out in the Herriman/Riverton area. I was checked in quickly had a minimal 20-25 min wait and then got to be seen by Dr. Lodding. She was super attentive and informative. I left with a couple prescriptions and ideas to remedy my sinus issue. I feel like she really listened to me and that I was cared for. I will use this clinic in the future and take her recommendation for finding a primary physician from the list she provided me.

I came here for work so I cant speak to the medical care here…read more The campus was well labeled and I was able to find my meeting place very easily. Parking was easy, no complaints. And surprisingly, the hospital cafeteria was very good. I have quite a bit of trauma over the years eating in hospital cafeterias and this place was a pleasant surprise and my colleague suggested we check it out. I had a tofu bowl and it was delicious! I also had some fresh pineapple and a diet soda. Prices were reasonable and Id definitely return. The place was swarming with hospital staff and was hard to find a place to sit, so snag your seat quickly. The views are so sick of the mountains, Id never get tired of looking at the mountains here in Utah. Id definitely return and normally I avoid hospital cafeterias like the plague.

My wife went in for reconstructive surgery of her elbow, the injury of which is a result of a fall…read more Places like hospitals, grocery stores, some chain restaurants will always have negative reviews because of the thousands of customers they serve and because of the human factor where things will never be perfect and many will come online to vent their dissatisfaction. All understandable. Our experience here was extremely positive. The experience started with the whole network from their Urgent Care, which was wonderful, to the CT scans, to the physician to this hospital. All in the Intermountain system. The doctor was down to earth, explained everything, entertained and answered questions, friendly, assuring, positive. From checking in at the front desk to post-op care, all the staff, the nurses and attendants were very helpful and friendly and supportive. This goes for their urgent care services as well. Gotta put in a plug for their cafeteria, which isn't a cafeteria, it's a food mall! So many choices: pizza, make your own salad, make your own sandwich, soup, grilled items, deserts, coffee/hot chocolate/steamed milk/smoothie station, etc. Tons of grab and go options. Even can get grilled salmon. I had a sandwich toasted and it was great along with a small bowl of vegetable beef soup. Very reasonable prices. If you don't want to eat here, there are enough good options nearby. It is a comfortable hospital, the waiting rooms were spacious with "comfortable" chairs. I put that in quotes because the chairs really gave me a sore bottom. Plenty of electric outlets and free WiFi. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

This. Center. Changes. Lives. It is a godsend. I graduate from the program next week and after only…read more2-3 months I feel in control for the first time in my life. Where else can you get that?! I am close to tears as I type because of the fact that I just had an experience tonight that a couple months ago would have sent me into a spiral. And instead I thought about skills I've learned (completely different skills from any YEARS of therapy I did before hand) and I walked myself through it. I feel proud of myself, and have the tools to manage this diagnosis now. I have OCD but I have seen friends (clients) enter the program with all sorts of anxiety disorders and leave so much better. Not healed- but better. In control. My brain is a little bit quieter. I've never had quiet before. It's amazing. The staff is INCREDIBLE. From the darling front desk ladies, to the CAs who help you in your treatment, the therapists, all the way up to the director. I have felt so much love, validation, and support. They have a great system to report any issues you have. When I had personal conflict with a CA, I was able to talk to the head people and they took my feedback super seriously. I have been just keeping my head above water my whole life. Now I'm swimming. Please go to an intro appointment and see if they can help you. They need these centers worldwide. I seriously cannot believe how organized, professional, kind, and knowledgeable this place is. I cannot promise it will help you. But i can testify that it's helped me and so many others. It won't get rid of your disorder. But it can help you live with it. I. Love. It. Here. I did the daily program and now am moving on to the weekly and then monthly appointments. I broke into tears last night because I will miss it. It feels more like home than anything ever has. Thank you. For helping me get my life back. And thank you for never undermining how hard it's been, for listening on all the tearful painful horrible days. For giving me the credit, and praising me for showing up. I did a lot of the work. But wouldn't have known how to do it without you. I've been trying to do it for years without you- and now I finally have traction. I'm finally keeping goals and progressing. It's hard. It's a grueling program. You probably don't think you can do it- but you can. Stay with it. It's so so worth it. All the hard days and ups and downs. (Why is the third week when everyone seems to feel it the most? It's like it finally hits them) All of that. All the money. All the time. All the commitment. It is worth it all and more. I am eternally eternally grateful.

My son's weekly regular therapist recommended the clinic. He gave me the number and when I called I…read morespoke to Conner. Conner was lovely and helpful. He set up a virtual video interview, of sorts, with Ash to make sure the program would be a good fit for my son. My son is an adult with Autism. Ash and Conner were both on the virtual call. Ash spoke to and asked my son questions for approximately 45 minutes. He excused my son from the call and spoke to me for about 10 minutes. He said my son did great and would be just fine in the program and a great fit. Because of my son's Autism, Ash wanted to make sure my son would be able to engage, actively participate, and have the emotional and intellectual ability to participate. We were thrilled that this program would be able to help him and that he was a good fit. I changed three people's schedules in order to accommodate the M-F IOP schedule for 12-17 weeks. If you are familiar with Autism, you know that change is not something they are easily flexible with. It took a lot of explaining and hyping up the program for him to be open to it. When he found out the Ash said he'd be a great fit, and my son was SO HAPPY that he finally found a place that could help him, "not worry all of the time." We started on Monday, August 10th in the Riverton location. My son got in the car after his first day and said, "Mom! I'm not alone, other people worry like me." He also showed me a note card that the therapists asked everyone to write the ultimate goal for the program on. My son wrote, "that my OCD would go away and never come back." I called our extended family and let them know how wonderful it went and how invested my son was. We were SO HAPPY. On Tuesday, August 11th, Ash called me to discuss treatment (his voicemail). I called him back and he said they were going to discharge my son from the treatment. ONE DAY. He attended ONE DAY. I asked him did something happen or what the reason was. He said the therapists notes said my son was, "Unable to identify the root cause of his worry." ON THE FIRST DAY. I asked him how ANYONE would be able to do that on their first day and wasn't that what the program was supporsed to helpf their clients with. He said that was a very good question but did not elaborate. He also said the notes said that my son needed more support than the group could provide. I reminded Ash that he interviewed my son and said he would be a great fit and reiterated that HOW could anyone dealing with OCD be able to identify it's root cause in their orienation session? They wouldn't need to go the center if they could do that. The program is 12-17 weeks so how do they expect someone to do that on the first day. The amount of planning, rearranging, and energy it took to make space for my son to attend this program was massive. I am also a single mom and had to postpone another one of my non-driving children's enrollment for SLCC so I could make space to take my son to their program. If I could give this facility less than one star I would. I feel strongly that my son was discriminated against becasue of his disability. There is nothing I can do, but I want others to know what happened to my son and to my family. I had to lie (chose to) to my son and tell him I removed him because I found a better place, but I haven't. I was heartbroken for him because he felt included, accepted, and Ash said he did great and would be great for the group. He finally found others who "worry" like him and he so badly wanted help. I would never recommend this place to anyone. Dismissive and discriminatory. An absolute disservice to the community to treat people the way they treated my son.

Dr Gohari took wonderful care of my mother. Could not ask for a more compassionate, knowledgeable…read moredoctor. Staff was excellent!

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE FT. UNION LOCATION OF ST. MARK'S SENIOR CENTER…read moreMy 81 year old mother in law was heartbroken when her geriatrician closed her practice to be closer to home and spend time with her young children. And none of the referrals from IMC were convenient. We found Dr. Gohari on healthgrades and vitals where her reviews are the best I've seen for any doctor in any field! And they were absolutely true! Dr. Gohari has a brilliant clinical mind, and is remarkably thorough. Yet she shows she cares about her patients and what matters to them. Plus, the staff are wonderful. Elaine at the front desk patiently answered all our many questions by phone beforehand to help us choose Dr. Gohari and St Marks. Echo was a warm and knowledgable first introduction to the practice as she reviewed our medical history forms. All round a wonderful experience!

I have been a patient at Lifetree (now Omega Interventional Pain) for over seven years! I am quite…read moretired and fed up with those who are 'dissing' the clinic. It is usually because they were released from the clinic for being non-compliant with the agreed upon protocols (a pattern of processes you agree to abide by when you become a patient). And Mr. David M, they do NOT "double-dip" on patient payments. The cash required is a deposit which the patient receives back, 'in full', after they show up to their first appointment. The reason for this process is because there are more addicts in the area than you can shake a stick at, who make an appointment, trying to get in RIGHT AWAY so that they would be able to get in quickly and 'get their pills'! This process helps weed those patient wanna-be's out because most addicts aren't willing to lay down a hundred bucks in order to get an appointment some two months, or more, down the road! They want their fix NOW!! I've seen some people complain about urine samples being 'mixed-up' with others on the counter and then they get kicked out because the 'OTHER' persons urine had benzodiazapenes, cocaine, or other lovely substances in it. This is impossible to do, because not only do they put thermometers on the cups to make sure no patient is 'bagging" it, they also make DANG sure your name is on the cup as well, BEFORE you go to the restroom to provide the sample. And be glad you aren't in the military or in prison!! Those institutions actually make you provide the sample, while being watched! Addicts are getting more and more clever these days, in order to get 'AROUND' the system. One complaint I've seen is that some people have to wait three hours for an appointment, this is sometimes sadly true and I myself have had to endure it. However, the main reason for this is somewhat two to three fold: 1) Quite a few patients come late and then pitch a fit if they're not seen or 'Fit into' the schedule. 2) Other patients sometimes have more urgent cases and end up taking a longer time with the provider than scheduled, because of an unforseen emergency. And, trust me, if YOU ever end up being one of these patients, you'll sincerely appreciate the provider's' willingness to so call 'mix and match' with the clinics time! I was one of them once, and due to the care I received at the clinic, was able to avoid having to be admitted to the ICU!! Another complaint from others I wanted to address, is that of office staff providing unauthorized access to HIPPA guarded information. I have NEVER had office staff blatently, or openly, discuss a patients personal information within the hearing radius of other people! One time, i did have a Nurse Practitioner (Rebecca Wallace - who is no longer at the clinic) speak with a neighbor who had provided me with transportation to the clinic. Well, this neighbor did not have any clue about what was going on with me, nor did she have authority to discuss my care with a provider! As a result of this provider and my neighbor discussing my case, and with erroneous information, the NP ended up having my driver's license withdrawn! I was EXCESSIVELY angry!! But, instead of getting hot headed and spouting off at the mouth, I sat down that evening and composed a letter to Dr. Webster. In my letter, I stated that Rebecca had NO legal right to discuss my care with my neighbor (any provider MUST clear any such discussions with either the patient, or the next-of-kin [i.e. a parent, or spouse], and that due to erroneous information that she received from an authorized discussion, my drivers' license was revoked unnecessarily (at least in my opinion). I let them know that I was not of any litigious (legal) mind and had absolutely no intentions of suing the clinic. (WAY too many patients look at instances like this as an opportunity to get a little rich instead of looking at it as an opportunity to talk to their provider and potentially not only the one problem cleared up, but maybe even others as well!! And then, they sit and wonder why health care has become SO expensive!! It's called Malpractice Insurance PEOPLE!!!! Every health care provider must have it. And, the more a provider is taken to court or before review-boards, the more their insurance costs, AND the more they have to pass along in costs to their patients!) After I had cooled down, I checked with the State's Drivers License Bureau and found out that I could get my license re-instated by taking a special driving test. I almost passed this cost along to the clinic, but decided it wasn't worth it, I took the test and had my license back in less than two weeks people!!!! MUCH less hassle and heartache than fishin' around for a new provider : P All-in-all, the staff and providers at Life Tree [now Omega Interventional Pain Clinic - and ] are professional, busy, HUMAN people who after almost 7 years of them helping to care for me, I sincerely appreciate!

This place is horrible, the food they give you isn't enough. I strongly recommend not coming to be…read morea subject in their studies. They are trying to cut costs and the place just went down-hill!!! Bathrooms are not clean and the food sucks.

I had a great experience on bring my special needs nephew last year to do his tooth surgery. he…read moredid great felt good after, drove back drink some Hawaiian juice, right wakes. amen .The teams are great I'm plan to do my tooth gums surgery with then. Thanks. Dirce Carlson,

I can't say nothing but great things about U of U Health. I came here October 13th to receive my…read morenew kidney. From the moment I stepped foot into the hospital, I was taken care of. Every doctor, every nurse to every one else in between that helped me recover did a fabulous job. The ICU nurses were attentive and caring. My nurses on the regular floor gave me a little more independence and freedom. My transplant doctor, Dr. Bluff has set the bar high for any other specialty doctor that helps me in the future. She was fantastic! My nephrologist, Dr. Jweehan was amazing! When you're going through your healing process, you deal with multiple nephrologists. Dr. Jweehan was my only nephrologist from the beginning til the end. She was the kindest, most passionate, most caring doctor. I'm happy that she was with me through the whole process. The facility is beautiful. It's a very big and stunning hospital. I appreciate that there's someone playing the piano in the lobby. It eases some of the stress I went through having to do labs multiple times a week. It was nice hearing such nice music while waiting for my name to be called. I stayed in Utah for 5 weeks. And every visit I had at this hospital was great. All the staff here is just nice. I think the only negative incidents that I had was a CNA kicking my husband and daughter out of my original recovery room and a gentleman who was dropping off my food. Other than that, my interactions with this hospital was fabulous. I couldn't recommend a better hospital to be taken care at. I have my 6 month check up on April. I look forward to coming back and seeing my doctors who took such great care of me.

Thanks to the Staff and Phil Bowman, P.A.! Went in for Flu…read morediagnoses, yep. Bowman was thorough, complete and great bedside manner. Prescription filled two doors down. My first experience with Quick Care. In and out in 40 minutes, Wow!!

I can't say enough good things about Nurse Practitioner Danielle Demeter and staff. The reception…read morearea is always neat and tidy, the receptionists are helpful and efficient. I have not seen the MD, but NP Danielle is very knowledgeable, caring and actually READS the history and LISTENS to my concerns. She was efficient in handling what I needed. Medicare and my medicare supplement insurance has covered my bills so far. Snow Creek, as part of St. Marks, is now my "go to" for whatever I need medically. Lani B

The staff is super friendly and willing to get you in early if there is a possibility. Usually no…read moreregular issues with appointments stacking up. Dr.s seem to take the time you need. Explaining things well and not pushing medication for everything. They offer a variety

In terms of the doctors and nurses, they're all great. The office and scheduling staff on the…read moreOB-GYN side, from what I saw during my wife's pregnancy were also very good. That was (and maybe still is) on the West side of the building. On the other (East) side of the building, things were more off the rails, from the staff, who apparently thought it was our pleasure to deal with them (it wasn't) to the doctor merry-go-round. It got to the point where we had to find another doctor for our son because we were so completely uncomfortable with the first one. This is a place that didn't really impress me at the onset and quickly degenerated into active distaste, not really helped by the building being quite dingy and the hallways claustrophobia-inducing. That I'm not prone to being claustrophobic should give you an accurate measure of things.

Care quality was amazing, fast and professional. Friend needed stitches, and was not told to go…read moreelsewhere. They staff treated us well and were incredibly friendly and kind. The best part is this, any ER elsewhere would have taken at least 3-4 times as long not to mention the drive. Probably worth driving up the canyon rather than going to a normal ER. Dr. Matt and Nurse Shannon where epic.

If you're injured on the mountain, having urgent care on site is so helpful. With an hour of my son…read morebreaking his arm, he was assessed and in a soft cast. They were so nice and caring.

Have you ever heard medical staff arguing about the best way to check a patient in to make sure…read morethey aren't overcharged? I have. Here. I had an outpatient emergency surgery and couldn't believe the kindness, service and care I received. Nothing about my situation was easy for the staff but they made it work. People stayed late. They didn't treat me like an inconvenience they treated me like a friend and were a joy in a dark moment. I also had my first baby here and when given the choice am choosing to have my second here very soon. It is small and quiet. There are no bells and whistles and pianos. There are just people who have spent their careers here because they love it.

Everything went smoothly, very efficient. Parking is inadequate. Inside and restrooms very clean…read more Check in and waiting time very short.