Patricia and her team at M&I Care Services are excellent! They helped our family after a car…read moreaccident. They were "our angels" doing medication oversight, nursing care, housekeeping and laundry so we could focus on our healing and recovery! We highly recommend M&I Cares LLC. They were there for us 100%. Patricia and her team tailored their services to best fit our needs! We hope we never need in-home care in the future, but if we do, we will certain reach out to M&I Cares Services LLC.

Dr, Kathy is by far and away, the best GP I've ever had. She has a calling to the medical field,…read moreand it shows every day. If you are looking for a family practice doc, you need search no further. To put it simply: She rocks!

Dr. Oriel is a great doctor. She is honest always listens to what you have to say, instead of just…read moreblowing you off. She takes the time to make sure your needs are met. I am glad to have her as my doctor.

Beamsley was my third attempt at finding a primary care doctor who didn't make me want to strangle…read morethem. I'm in my mid-20s and have some medical issues that require management by a hematologist; I'm also a graduate student and very invested in my own care. Previous primary care docs had treated me like an idiot and given me info that I strongly suspected was erroneous. I tried Beamsley on the advice of another grad student (who is also, like me, female), and I am so glad I did. During my first physical, I mentioned that friends of mine in Missouri had been required to discontinue Depo Provera (the birth control shot) because physicians there told them that no one should be on it for than five years. Beamsley, who is also an ob-gyn (I see someone else for that), told me he had never heard anything about such a limit, but he would check the literature. I sort of assumed that was the end of it, but two days later, HE CALLED ME AT HOME to tell me that he had looked into it and found nothing in the medical journals about such a limit. He has always taken the time to answer any questions I've had and he obviously respects my intelligence. He's a little socially awkward, but not obnoxious or insensitive. I rarely like doctors even when I have to deal with them, but I like Beamsley a lot, and I feel lucky to have found such a good PC.

He is the BEST doctor around!! He follows up with you the same day as he promised unlike the other…read moredoctors in the past that who have empty promises. My husband and I have been going to him for years and now we have a daughter who also sees him too! We are just very please with Dr. Beamsley. He is compassionate, friendly, he LISTENS and excellent bedside manners; meaning, when I was in the hospital after delivering my daughter, he would sit next to the bed to talk instead of standing. As for the earlier review about Dr. Beamsley issuing fake absences, I truly find that hard to believe. I hope that individual who made those accusations really look hard at themselves and realize he/she is really wrong about Dr. Beamsley.

I've had lots of chiropractic care over the years, and Dr Logan is one of the best. You get so much…read moremore than just your standard chiropractic appointment. Dr Logan uses several therapy methods like dry needling, cupping, scraping, and PT exercises to ensure everything surrounding your pain or injury is addressed and then strengthened to avoid repeat or prolonged injury. He's attentive, personable, and really takes the time to get to know you and your lifestyle and needs. You can't find better care in Sun Prairie.

Dr. McMurray was an angel to my late wife, whom had many serious health problems, which disabled…read moreher greatly. She (we) had been seeing another Dr. for a while who had been treating her very poorly. I knew we had to leave this Dr. right away, but honest to God I didn't know where to go. It can be very difficult to find a Dr that is willing to take on a complicated patient. It was then we found this wonderful Doctor, Julia McMurray; gentle, kind, comforting, reassuring AND an extremely skilled Physician; yes our Angel. A year or two passed and Dr. McMurray moved to another area for a while, BUT she would not leave until she picked the perfect replacement to care for my wife....and she hit a another home run. Dr. McMurray is truly an awesome person and I (we) will never forget her.

It's nice to go to a doctor who actually listens and doesn't rush you through an appointment. Dr…read moreMcMurray was so patient with me during my first visit. She gladly answered all of my questions and covered any other topics that she felt should be addresses when establishing care with a new patient. She didn't just want to know my medical history. She actually cared about my lifestyle and quality of life. She also isn't test-happy, which is pretty rare. Despite being in good health, most doctors send me to get lab tests every time I visit them, which I always think is an unnecessary waste of money, but probably common in the age of medical malpractice lawsuits. I have a ton of respect for Dr McMurray and am happy to have found a doctor that I enjoy seeing.

Dr. Wilson and his team do an excellent job for our family. We have two sons with special needs,…read moreand they are very patient and helpful but our appointments.

I really enjoy the quality of care provided by Dr. Pollan, and I appreciate the transparency in…read morepricing! Prior to each of my visits, I am sent a reminder email that includes my expected payment (often $0 since my insurance covers this). It is really great not getting hit with unexpected bills. During the appointment, Dr. Pollan takes time to really meet with patients and discuss what they can do to improve their dental health (for me it's flossing). Previous dentists I've had barely take time with their patients, so Dr. Poland's approach is refreshing and motivating. My only critique is that the lobby doesn't have a water cooler and the folding chairs are a bit uncomfortable. While some upgrades here would be nice, I still feel they earn a 5 star review!

I show up to my first and only appointment during the Spring of 2021 after not having gone to the…read moredentist since before the pandemic began. There's an off-putting air in the office. At this point, not between any of my interactions with the staff, but it was palpable among the staff themselves. I chalk this up to just your everyday people post-ish-pandemic relearning how to socialize, whatever. I remember the receptionist mentioning they had a pretty light load that day, as I'd expected honestly, so I wasn't really sure what was up with the tension in the air. I'm pretty sure I recall a (therapy?) dog in the office, so I was chilling nonetheless. Dr. Pollan came in, and I was initially pleased with his reception to my questions/worry regarding not having gone to the dentist in over a year. My opinion quickly soured as he questioned if I was interested in veneers because of the small chip between my two front teeth. To be clear, this chip was 1-2mm MAX and was barely noticeable to myself, much less my friends and peers. Of course, the practice is located literally a stone's throw from frat row. For what it's worth, I'm sure the clientele was readily available. Not to mention, veneers were in the peak of their "fad" back then, so maybe it was a simple mistake in profiling me. Not saying all sorority sisters are into veneers, but if we were to be real, there is a certain vanity that aligns there. I was a girl in my early 20's at the time, so I understand where he might have been coming from. Although offended, I respectfully declined the offer and the appointment wrapped up quickly thereafter. For me, therein lies the problem I've been sitting with all these years later. I left feeling that the practice's objectives were put above my own care as a patient. To be asked if I was interested in veneers felt wildly inappropriate and to this day comes across as a predatory money-grab. Maybe Dr. Pollan was experiencing a drought in patients and was uncomfortable in his boredom when he suggested the procedure, but as a patient I don't believe his conduct is up for me to have to be left speculating. Today, when I'm reminded of this incident, all I hear is, "are you interested in me grinding down your perfectly healthy, perfectly functional, frankly beautiful teeth down to nubs for fake, semi-permanent replacements?" I hadn't even mentioned the minor chip in my teeth before he brought it up; not in vanity, function, self-esteem, or otherwise. To my understanding, the practice of dentistry is taught to act very conservatively in practice. That's what has me most appalled is the extreme Dr. Pollan went to so nonchalantly, over something no one else had even noticed or any dentist in the coming years would even dare to shave down just 1-2mm to make flush with the preexisting chip. What hasn't sat right with me is the fact that the office is in such close proximity to so many sororities and sits in the center of campus. It haunts me a little bit to think about this being a regular practice for Dr. Pollan, and if anyone else who didn't come in with the self-assuredness that I did has since fallen victim to this predatory approach. It breaks my heart to even think about the chance that a young girl with her own insecurities was just going in for a regular check-up and was ill-advised into such a consequential procedure. It's besides the point that I'm not a fan of veneers. For a male dentist, with authority and expertise on the subject, to suggest a completely unnecessary and severely consequential procedure to none other than a young woman, who's probably blindly following the direction of the professional, I think there are serious issues here. Imagine if a male doctor were assessing a female patient at her annual physical, and he suggests a referral to a plastic surgeon for a breast reduction. Even if we are being lenient here, it would hardly pass as professional if the patient hadn't formerly presented with any signs or symptoms relating to her breast health, and more importantly, had not initiated the conversation herself. You have to address the motives here. Are the patient's needs really being put first or are there ulterior motives at play? I'm not saying teeth and breasts are a direct comparison, but I do believe the analogy holds in that there are roles with gender and authority that I implore this office to seriously explore in addressing their own part in upholding an ethically and professionally sound business that sits at the center of a campus with young adults in their formative years. I can't help but question if Dr. Pollan was the reason for the palpable tension in the office that day. The implications here are damning if this wasn't a one-off. In summary, I believe people deserve to be treated as fully human, wholly-rounded individuals viewed as patients during health-related appointments rather than as an opportunistic clientele and truly hope there's recourse taken after reading my testimony.

Daniel is an incredible mental health provider. As a college student, he was extremely flexible…read morewith my busy schedule and conveniently offered telehealth appointments if I was unable to meet in-person. Daniel helped me navigate many obstacles having to do with school, career, and personal things, and has helped empower me to be a more positive and better person. If you are on the fence about choosing a therapist in the Madison area I could not recommend Daniel Goldman enough.

Really solid support that has helped me to overcome things that had a real sting. I learned…read morestrategies to reframe my thinking to "glass half full." I feel more present, mindful, and accepting. It takes hard work and patience to address long-standing mindsets/ feelings but it's worth it and what helps us grow. Quit putting it off. You'll learn to change your perspective and live more freely :)