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.

Double and triple billing, wrong ICD codes, quotas for the admission staff to send out incorrectly…read moreand fraudulently!

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.

Tara Smith García is the most dismissive and frankly, incompetent medical provider I've had the…read moremisfortune of crossing paths with. I was pushed off onto her when my primary care physician became the urgent care doctor and was unable to see me on a regular basis. The other female providers at Glacier Medical aren't seeing new patients and so Tara Smith Garcia was my only option. What a poor option. Not only did she overlook/dismiss a huge part of my diagnosis, she ordered the wrong x-ray and the wrong medication for me. When I had an allergic reaction to the medication she did order and I let her know and instead of communicating with me, she simply put in my chart that I was in eligible for any medication in that class. Zero communication and zero meds! I had to go to urgent care AGAIN to get a medication that would work in that class and there were several dozen. The urgent care doctor shook her head in dismay that Tara Smith Garcia actually wrote in my chart without that I was "ineligible" for all considering other medication's for my condition. WILD! I was prescribed an appropriate medication on the spot By the urgent care Dr. The urgent care doctor was also able to order a x-ray and diagnose a very serious issue for me that Smith Garcia missed completely. If you are recommended to see this doctor, I suggest you decline. Some of the other doctors at Glacier Medical Associates are competent and quite fine but Tara Smith Garcia is not.

Everyone here is amazing! Shout out to Dr. Herman. He's awesome. My surgery went well and he always…read morechecked on me. The entire team is pretty awesome too. From the anesthesiologist (who I loved by the way. His sense of humor put me at ease). To the nurse unit who was kind and compassionate..to physical therapy, who was nice and helpful and made sure I had a walker to go home with..everyone has been amazing. And I really appreciate that.

Super unhelpful. Can't even input correct information, physician was rude and misdiagnosed.read more

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.

6/14/20 My senior friend had excruciating pain, so we called this morning to ask if we should bring…read morehim back in. When he was discharged to us a few days ago, they reassured us that they added his granddaughter and me as contacts in his file. On the phone, they refused to talk to either of us about him today, and just told us to take him to urgent care or the ER. I figured he would be seen more quickly at Glacier Medical associates (since I have waited for many hours in the past to be seen in an ER), and we had him at that urgent care clinic as soon as they opened their doors at 11a. They drew blood and checked his urine, then sent us to the NVH ER. Upon our arrival there, they drew blood again, even though we told them that the clinic had just sent them those results. If insurance refuses to cover the duplicate, same-day tests, we are in for a long battle. Then we are told that he has a stomach abcess that they somehow missed before. On top of that, NVH doesn't have the right equipment to fix it, so they ambulanced him to Kalispell Regional hospital (KRH). We tried to refuse the ambulance ride and take him ourselves, but they would not let us. Another bill? Also, before he was transferred, we begged them to let him sign papers so they would talk to his granddaughter and me. They refused, saying he would have to request that in person himself tomorrow. But now he is at KRH, so how do we do that? They operated on him at KRH and tell us to expect a 3-5 day hospitalization. They tell us that no one can stay with him past 5pm, but he was wheeled out of surgery and placed back in the ER, waiting for a real hospital room, so the granddaughter is allowed to stay with him until he gets moved (again.) We are utterly exhausted. My review on Thursday was five stars; now it is one. 6/11/20 I have been fighting Kalispell Regional Hospital for several weeks now to get decent care for myself. My senior friend landed in the hospital at North Valley on Monday and just got released today. The 2 hospital experiences were night and day, mostly thanks to the AMAZING nurse Larry S. at NVH. If only every medical professional met his high standard of care.

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.

I love this place I take both of my children to doctor Timothy Stutzman. He is so friendly and…read morekind. He really listen's to your concerns!

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?