I was diagnosed with breast cancer on January 4th. By March 28th I had a complete mastectomy at…read moreParkview. I am now receiving chemotherapy at the Cancer Center. They are fantastic. The nurses are caring. Two that I remember are Kristy and Bob. The facility is clean, and all of the staff is friendly. You can order breakfast or lunch and they have a cafe where my husband was able to get something to eat. I only have one more chemotherapy session left, but I am glad it it is at Parkview Cancer Center.

Best physical therapy providers I have ever had.read more

I went to Mallers and Swoverland for pain and discomfort stemming from the front right shoulder…read morewhen I ran. The male physical therapist did not treat my shoulder, never once touched my shoulder. He did injure my neck, state that my pain was related to my cycles, stick his hands in my mouth, and completed multiple rounds of scoliosis tests. The PT was overall very handsy, even when not necessary. For example, placing his hand on my shoulder when he sat next to me. Just placing it, not for any treatment purposes. Details are below. I would not recommend this practice to any family or friends. I especially feel that female patients should be cautious. The therapist that I felt abused me is unlikely to be fired from the practice, as he is heavily intertwined in ownership. In the second appointment he cranked hard on my neck hard. Within hours, I had severe pain in my neck and headaches. I've been in pain since this appointment in early June. A recent MRI confirmed that the pain resulted from two bulging discs in my cervical spine. Surgery may be needed to fix the damage caused by Mallers and Swoverland. As PT continued, I stated at each appointment the pain in my neck and headaches were not getting better. At the last appointment, the PT questioned if the cervical pain and headaches were a result of my cycles. I'm in my mid-40s. Prior to this therapist laying hands on me, I never had cervical pain or headaches. When I denied that the pain was related to my cycles, he continued to question if it was, and stated that it wouldn't be my fault, just a part of female hormones. During multiple visits, the PT repeatedly forced me to open my mouth as wide as possible, and would ask if anyone ever told me I couldn't open my mouth very wide (remember, I'm seeking treatment for pain in my right shoulder). The therapist surmised that the pain in my shoulder was related to tight facial muscles. On the last visit, he stuck his ungloved knuckles in my mouth to prove that I couldn't open vary wide. My upper teeth scraped his knuckles as he pulled his hand out of my mouth. I tasted his skin for the rest of the visit. Also, the reason that I attempted PT is to relieve pain my shoulder. The pain in my shoulder continues. Finally, something to note is that at least one of their 5-star reviews were written by an employee, not a patient.

Not a good option for rehab or skilled nursing care. Residents are ignored for long periods of…read moretime. Administration is not involved.

My late mother lived 5 1/2 years in assisted living and later in the memory unit and consistently…read morereceived excellent, compassionate care. The staff is outstanding and provides personal, caring attention to the residents. Of course there were times my mother waited a bit for a nurse or aid to help her but it was only because she or he was caring for another person; no one can be in two places at the same time. I am a retired family physician and I recommended this facility to patients and their f

This organization decided to direct the outcome of my Pharmaceutical request for a prior…read moreAuthorization so I could finally get my medication after two week of the prescription being written. Things are improving slowly but I will give them another chance to help me after all that's what they are there to do for the patient and I respect their work. So thank you Alliance Health Camenter for your help.

I have always hated going to the hospital. This was in large part to the fact that I never felt…read moreconnected with the doctors or staff at the place. coming to Alliance Health Centers for a wellness check and blood work I found that the staff there truly care about their patients. I felt truly accepted when I walked through the doors. They do whatever they can to ease the financial burden and fears of going in for a check up. They honestly are all just good people and I would highly recommend.

Dr. Nelson took great care to get to the root cause of my pain…read more All the staff at the ER was great

Excellent care by the doctors and the staff. The doctor I have has excellent referrals to other…read moredoctors for me to see this coming month in August and in September. Any results they take automatically gets sent back to my family doctor so we can talk about it and figure out what is the best way what works out for me to become healthier and that is why I love this hospital. Awesome care. Signed A very happy patient

Hubby went back today and they saw him right away. Staff was very professional. They didn't see…read morecompletely eye-to-eye on what should happen next with his condition, but Dr. Walker was a good listener and didn't make him the feel like she was trying to get rid of him, or didn't care about his opinion. Overall he was very satisfied with this visit.