You don't get to choose your care giver. For over 34 years, the doctors, nurses and technicians…read morehave been professional and helpful. I, especially, thought Dr. Romano, in Pain Management was devoted to helping his patients.

Let me preface this by saying that I have been using this facility on and off for more than 35…read moreyears. That said, it has fallen far from where it once was. Despite the many advances in technology, the level of competence and leadership of this facility has dropped significantly. I now trust the Dayton VA more than the 88th medical group, and if you're a veteran, you know that is a bold statement. For standard daily care, the clinics are average among most facilities, of which I have a fairly extensive experience. The 88th will likely never match the level of care available at most Navy medical facilities but on it's own, the advanced care staff are downright dangerous, most particularly the surgical staff. I have 35 years, 50 hospitalizations and 35 surgeries behind me, including here at Wright Patterson, and I have never seen this level of absolute incompetence anywhere, ever. Do not let them touch your dependents unless you plan to spend the rest of your life caring for them after being utterly debilitated and infectious with MRSA for life. Thar is not an exaggeration at all. Avoid theire surgeons and critical care staff like the plague.

Negative 2. I was a patient there many times. Stopped going after watching the woman w short hair…read moreheavier at desk one walk around asking patients 'you were at desk 3 right? you've been waiting a long time. let me go see why its taking so long'. She must have been trying to cause a problem for desk 3 employees bc the patients had just sit down. Any place or employees that ignore employees causing and creating problems that don't exist with patients doesn't deserve my business or anyone else's. Sad. Have gone there for years but the things I saw and heard the last few years made me go elsewhere.

No complaints. I have my medical appointments and pick up my prescriptions here…read more Parking lot is relatively open. My doctors office is pretty quick. They have some labs available here. They have online apps MyChart and Rx2Go which makes things convenient. Near the mall and restaurants.

I don't like going to hospitals because of the painful experiences. My ER visit at Soin Medical…read moreCenter was very soothing right from the moment we entered. My husband and I were greeted nicely and the receptionist pointed us towards the place where I can get care. The nurse practitioner knew how to treat my pain and I am so thankful for her being so kind. I recommend this place for providing good care to me!

I had the worst treatment at this hospital by after care nurses name Jahnse and Jenny at Sion…read morehospital. These nurses allowed me to feel unsafe that I discharge my self early after only 1 night stay from a major surgery. They refused meds that were prescribed to me while I was in extreme pain. They allowed me to remain in blood stained sheets the whole time and played mind games with what meds I was able to take when my charts showed clearly I was prescribed the amount I asked. I haven't even received an after care call since I left. I hope that they re train them proper care to clients this was a very emotional experience i hope no one ever has to encounter again. The evening nurses and the dr who did my surgery were excellent.. but those two day time nurses need to fix their attitude and behavior. It looks bad on the hospital.

From the moment I arrived for my colonostomy l was well cared for by a very professional medical…read morestaff . I was alone and quite a bit nervous . And they made me feel comforted and relaxed . I was very impressed !

As far as bases go this will be my 20somethin and it has what you need to thrive and survive, even…read morein Ohio, lol. A hospital, a playground, a school, a bowling alley, a commissary, USO, a gas station, a lawn, maintenance store, ABX, a Barber, a few spots to eat, and plenty of hotel/Barrick space. A large bass overall to different portions of the base, including three gyms and two pools, a golf course and a lake. I enjoy my few months there, but I'm definitely ready to go back home.

The care was fine. I was in and out in about an hour. However, the facility was filthy. Not…read moreacceptable for a health care facility.

the notion of checking in online is a joke... how can i "make an appointment for 3:45 in the…read moreafternoon but then still be waiting in the waiting room for another hour while multiple other patients have went back and received treatment... grown adults i might add. While im sitting in the lobby with a 3 year old that can barely breathe. The fact this facility is considered healthcare is a joke.

The only doctor at this med facility works part-time and does not take new patients…read more The only other person is a Physician Assistant (PA) who has a 4 yr degree in Psychology and a masters (yr and a half or two of study) in PA. Never dealt with a nurse, There is a medical assistant (MA). Meaning this person has a high school degree. Ohio does not require MAs to have a certification. Don't know about you but I want to go somewhere with experienced medical staff with extensive medical training! Evidently, this is why the focus at Fairborn Medical Center is anything but good patient medical care.

PSA: Do not take your kids or yourself to the Huber Health Center / Kettering Health (whatever it…read moreis called, the one on 202) (but especially emergency care) unless you are already expecting to be billed at $1,200 for stepping into a room, being seen for 10 minutes, and receiving the most minor treatment possible. (Our insurance is fine, in-network, and there were appropriate "reductions" and payments made. This has nothing whatever to do w/ ability to pay, but rather the principle.) Neither the center, the physician, nor our insurance could or would give any indication prior to visit/treatment about costs or whether we should even be there versus suffering through until first available with doctor. In the few times we've had to take the kids after hours (because that is when everything bad happens), we've had a ridiculously hard time, even in the age of Google, figuring out where we could take them, how much it would cost, and weighing the options (sometimes you have no choice). When I asked "patient relations" what I should have expected or how I should have known this ahead of time, the answer was, "Just know that you're going to pay more during off hours." Thanks, every idiot knows that. I've taken the kids to other urgent cares AND to the ER, but the billing has not been this exorbitant. $688 flat fee for use of the room? $22 for an ointment I was told was a sample and given an Rx for anyway? And an additional $516 physician fee for taking a quick peek at pink eye? Apparently I should have expected that. Now I know, and so do you! The person kept trying to suggest a "payment plan" as if that was some magical solution, despite the fact that I told her I was calling based on PURE principle of the initial charges.