Unfortunately, I've had to visit this hospital several times over the past few years due to my…read moreelderly mother's declining health. Some were just ER visits and others were admits that lasted several days. On each occasion, my mother was treated thoroughly and with respect by a caring, compassionate staff. The doctors explained every situation and listened with care as we explained the problem. I'm not going to say every single thing was perfect, but overall they treated us exceptionally and My mother continues to thrive because of their care.

They misdiagnosed me, violated my HIPAA rights. Treated me like dirt, and even went so far as to…read moreclaim i threatened them. They hit me with a no trespass. My blood pressure diastolic was over 100. My systolic was over 140. I was fatigued and sick due to a respiratory illness. My housing had flooded with grey water and the managers didn't remove the rot. That's what's infecting me. I needed critical medical attention but was denied. They tried putting me on benzodiazepenes. Which is a sedative. Essentially, they were making a situation far worse. Sedatives could KILL me considering the current situation. My last visit to another clinic, i was given sedatives and eventually went into sepsis. I feel like the entire time i was being discriminated upon for being autistic. They even denied my medical insurance card for the previous visits. I'm leaving this town and never coming back. I hope the hospital loves a town full of crazy methheads who get out the next day because of our fantastic police officers here.

Have a 4 year old with a broken foot (who had x rays with GMA)...trying to get the results...called…read more5 times and I was told they would call me back each time for 4 days and was still not called back. When I called 10 minutes before closing to ask if anyone had the results of her X ray yet they put me on hold and then 7 minutes before 5pm transferred me to their answering service saying no one will call me back until tomorrow morning.... a 5th day with a child with a broken foot. This is ridiculous service!

I started the day excited to go out fishing on the first day of the season. Long story short; I…read moreended up with a fishing hook in my hand. I realized I would need some professional help getting it out. A quick survey of urgent care in the valley didn't have a lot of options on a Saturday. But Glacier Medical Associates stood out like a good option. The front desk was able to confirm they would be able to help remove the hook and checked me in. The medical staff got me situated and Dr Maaliki came in with a plan. I ended up fainting during the procedure, but the crew handled it no problem. I ended up walking out with my fly in a jar and not in my hand. I would recommend going to Glacier Medical Associates for your urgent needs.

Been an in-patient here twice and out-patient patient for day procedure 3x. My last experience for…read morea broken hip was very good. Physical Therapy was there was there from day 1 and they were professionals who were both personable and experienced. The food was awesome and the highlight of my day. My requests for pain medicine during both stays were quickly answered. In fact, my call buttons were responded to on a timely basis. My rooms were cleaned on a daily basis. During my second stay I was transferred to a room with a strange bed that was very low on the floor and uncomfortable. The unusual procedure that bothered me was how my catheter was placed. I felt my privacy was invaded and almost sexually abused. 4 staff entered my room with a flashlight, turning out the the room lights on the way in, with the necessary supplies. The R.N. explained they were there to insert my urinary catheter necessary for the surgery required to repair my broken hip. Ok, been there, done that. But 4 people , 1 holding a flashlight, 1 attempting to thread the tubing, and 2 providing verbal guidance. Huh? Then she missed and placed it in the other orifice just below where it belonged!! This eerie procedure just took an even more bizarre turn. I looked at their faces and there were some strange grins. 2nd time was the charm. Never in my 50+ years have I experienced such a strange encounter. When I complained, I never saw any of them again. Bizzaro! Notwithstanding, all the other staff impressed me with their compassion and professionalism. Discharge planning for rehab was handled on a timely basis. To my surprise, the Hospitalists were competent and interested in me and took into account my pre-existing conditions. They billed My quickly and consequently never received a bill. Except for that one eerie incident, which I felt was heard and resolved, I recommend Logan for both day surgery and in-patient care.

Unfortunately I have had two unfortunate experiences with this hospital since writing my original…read morereview. First off I'm unable to go into it in depth but I lost my adult son here and my husband of 30 years in about a 1 year time period. The care during Covid was terrible as they used protocols for Covid with disastrous results. It was in ICU. Although my experience with my new husband was ok but I stayed with him the entire time.

Hospital staff in the emergency room used to show urgency and care, but the last time I went in I…read morewas in pretty rough shape and immediately the front desk lady was speaking in a annoyed tone and rushed through getting my questions done. There were 3 people who came in AFTER me and they got to them before me. I'm not one to usually complain or go out of my way but it's disappointing to drive all the way to whitefish out of my way because Kalispell is awful and still get the same treatment. My daughter was born in whitefish hospital and the care has always been so good up until now that's why we chose it. But it seems just like every other company in the valley it's all corporate and no longer entirely focused on patient care.

You know that unless it's a baby delivery or elective cosmetic procedure a hospital is never good…read more Just moved to the area and my husband needed immediate care so we were told to go here. Oh my gosh what a nice place. Friendly, very caring and quick to get to the patient. It was my husband I had to bring in the emergency room and the staff made us feel good about treatment and after care. I really liked this hospital and the staff. Kudos to them all. Would never hesitate to have to return here for any medical care.

I could write a book, with many chapters, on all the wonderful things Dr Hipolito has done for my…read morefamily over the years. Because I'm the Essential Caregiver for my adult twins with Special Needs, and was the full time--at home--Daughter Caregiver for both my elder parents. Dr H has treated us all...along with myself, and older son as well. Each "chapter" in this book would have some varied medical need that he met in a professional and speedy way. No matter how big or small. From dementia...to autism...to leukemia...to therapy recommendations...to diabetes...to prostate cancer...to epileptic seizures...to sports physicals...dermatology...and a little bit of everything else in between. He responds quickly, and the Patient Portal is a wonderful and efficient tool available to any patient, or their essential caregiver. He asks thoughtful questions and truly LISTENS to your answers. He isn't writing all the time like physicians of the past! It's so refreshing. I never feel rushed, or that I have to hurry to find the right words. Our appointments are always on time, and the waiting room isn't packed. I've often wondered how they stagger their appointments so well. Dr Hipolito is the sole, continual thread in our family's care, and it gives me complete peace of mind that I don't have to re-create history when we go in. He just KNOWS us. You can't put a price on experience like that. I'd give Ten Big Fat Stars on this review if I could...he deserves them.

One star rating is for Dr. Hipolito not the clinic itself I…read morehad a number of concerns I needed to have addressed and he briefly and i mean very briefly touched on one and then told me he did not have time to go over all of them and I would have to schedule another appointment. He was in the room with me for maybe 5 minutes at that after I had waited almost 30 minutes. Both he and the student he had did not listen to me at all. I found him rude, unprofessional and no bedside manner at all. I left the office fuming.

Located in Libby, Montana, the Center for Asbestos Related Disease (CARD) has emerged as a national…read morecenter of excellence in addressing healthcare issues associated with Libby amphibole (previously called tremolite) asbestos. The CARD is a non-profit clinic, to benefit all people impacted by exposure to Libby amphibole asbestos.

From the owner: Providing Specialty Holistic Care for the Varied Diseases Associated with Libby Amphilbole…read moreAsbestos. Basic Research Activities, Through Interfacing with our impactCARDS Goal. Stimulate Research and Gain Further Understanding of Disease Mechanisms. Non Profit. Health Improvement And Research. Prevention of Asbestos Related Diseases.

Absolutely the best emergency room doctor there is. He doesn't sit and argue with you, he listens…read moreto you. He doesn't act like a jerk or talk down to you either. He treats you like an intelligent person. He gets the job done and treats you with respect. By far, hands down, absolutely the best there is. I would trust him with my life. Could you please teach the other doctors how to behave?