I went to Enid Live Well for tattoo removal, but later discovered at a licensed med spa that I had…read morebeen overcharged and misinformed. While the staff at Enid Live Well were friendly, I paid $150 per session for five treatments on a small 1-inch tattoo and saw no visible progress. The new med spa's licensed physician explained that my tattoo looked as though I had only undergone one session, not five. She also told me the treatments at Enid Live Well were scheduled far too frequently. Dr Vicki had advised me to return every two weeks or once a month, but proper tattoo removal requires at least eight weeks between sessions for the skin to heal. Because of this rushed schedule, I was warned that I may now face potential skin damage.

Incredible Experience! Dr. Viki changed my life! These lines were my biggest insecurity and she…read moredidn't waste my time or money, she gave me exactly what I needed to feel confident again! Thank you!!

Don't even know what the hell they're doing people that showed up after I did was seen before I was…read moreand the lady at the desk had no idea what she was doing. Don't advise anyone to go there

This urgent care is one of the clinics that make you thankful you don't have to go to the ER,…read morehowever it is very spotty in its service. On average, the doctors and PAs are attentive and do a good job. Just the front desk people and nurses are never consistent. Sometimes they are friendly, sometimes so snotty and rude I wonder how they keep their job. Today was ridiculous. The woman at the front desk was polite but informed me that on weekends they "become" a specialist clinic. What does that mean? Well it means my $30 co pay now jumps to a $50 copay. I'm sure I'll be seeing the same PA and NP, except this time my check book and my insurance is seeing a hefty upcharge. Hello - insurance fraud!?! I took my copay and insurance to a different company's urgent care facility. Integres - you're no longer the on show in town!

Dad really likes this doctor. He worked out at the YMCA with him, says he is down to earth,…read morefriendly and puts you at ease. He is very good at his craft. I was impressed with the fact that when it came time to take the stitches out of my dad's neck after minor surgery, he shaved my dad's neck himself. Dad was nervous about shaving near it for 10 days. I was impressed that he shaved dad and didn't have a nurse do it. Kudos for taking the time and patience!

This doctor knows his business. While he is talking, he is working. He tells you what is going on,…read moreinterspersed with little anecdotes. My mom has been seeing him for years to have her ears cleaned out. She has one side that won't drain from cancer, so she has it professionally cleaned about every 6 months. She's so excited because she can hear again after every cleaning! Dilling is friendly, personable, efficient and knowledgeable. I recommend him.

I really can't give Total Foot & Ankle 1 star. I was a patient of Dr Asin, when he retired I became…read morea patient of Dr Trent Smith. No complaints, ever! Since Dr Smith passed away, I've called this office numerous times, with no call returned. First calling for my husband, medication issue, no call returned. I have called for myself, left messages for an appt, no call returned. I received a letter from them sorta introducing the new doctors. I thought I'd give another chance, called and in one week, no return call. I made an appt with another podiatrist.

i really don't want to give him one star, but the website makes you. my mother was a patient when…read morehe was in Enid, and i felt that he took complete advantage of her. he told her that he could help her by drawing blood out of her arms and injecting that same blood into her feet for her pain. he then told her if that didn't work he could do surgery on her feet and remove the nerves that were causing her problems. all of this time he was also telling her that this was such a new and revolutionary procedure that insurance didn't have codes for it and wouldn't pay for it. i used to work in insurance and that is a red flag my friends! if any doctor tells you that, and then asks you to sign a paper, run!!!!!! it is a big pile of bologna. to top the whole experience off, her last appointment she went to, he left her sitting there for over half an hour, took a walk in who didn't have an appointment, and when my mother walked out neither he nor anyone from his staff called to see if she wanted to reschedule our why she left. the next thing we knew he had left for okc. i would seriously think twice about visiting this doctor.

Just went in for a bad infection in my hand and had a very very good experience with St. Mary's…read moreHospital. The and CNA's were very kind, gentle and took care of all my needs wanted to thank the in the kitchen for taking care of my weird vegetarian they made really good veggie Reuben for me and omelette and everything was just fantastic that was from Nurse, Carla Nurse, Emily, Dr. Peterson. and quite a few more that I don't have time to add on, but everyone was fantastic and I really appreciate it and you couldn't really find better care anywhere around Oklahoma anyway and thanks a lot to Saint Mary's staff for a great job.

My name is Desmond Dockins. The entire staff of St Marys from house keeping, the cooks, those than…read morerun, nurses, Dr's etc, excellent. The entire staff helped save my life. Tough to beat the quality of care I received. Best care I have ever received, the kindness, smiles, laughter unbeatable. Believe me not my first rodeo in a ICU/ Hospital. I love you all and thank you. God bless

I've known him since I was 11 or 12. He has worked with four all most five generations of my…read morefamily. My mother said he was a walking dictionary who could be asked anything for an answer. It's been 32 years since I've known him. He is an excellent physician.

14 seats in the waiting room. Every seat was taken the first time I took dad. Short handed, busy…read moreplace. Today, just us and another couple. Slow day. Plenty of help. The doctor is Swift and efficient. He explains in great detail so you can understand what is going on. Ask questions and you get a detailed answer each time. I appreciate a well-informed, patient doctor who cares about his people and makes sure you understand the treatment program. I understand he is well known, popular and well-liked. Good signs for a good doctor. He takes good care of my dad.

Insurance fraud, and horrible front desk! Went today to get a new patient check up. Front desk…read moreasked for copay no problem! Let aware I have met my Out Of Pocket so I do not owe anything at the visit. Once your out of pocket is met you typically do not owe anything especially when it covers 100%. I let the front desk aware of this insurance policy as the front desk kept arguing that there is a copay even though the out of pocket is met. I let aware that's not how that works as I work in the same industry. Front desk stated the doctor stated that was normal practice which is insurance fraud. I do not care about the copay but the matter of the office does not know how insurance works is scary! If you are a patient or looking to be a patient please make sure you check your benefits and credits.

These people are saints. My mother is a hard person to deal with. They have plenty of patience in…read moredealing with her, because she has a lot of skin cancers to work on, so she cones in frequently, often in a bitter mood. The staff settles her down and treats her with respect.