WARNING---This place has some good nurses & some bad. If Anne Gladdish is still working here- run…read morefar, far away. She is the worst nurse I have ever met in my life. My late father was here in 2010. He passed away here. There are some top of the line nurses such as Bobbie (an older lady on nights) & Chuck. They were wonderful! Anne, however, was a nightmare. She treated my dad horribly. I filed a complaint with the D.O.N. & made sure she was never to care for my father again. She said mean & nasty things to him which he reported to me. I confronted her & she denied these things, but as luck would have it, I caught her in the act one day. She has a poor bedside manner & would always be very nasty when my dad needed suctioned. (He was on a vent). I wouldn't let her "care" for my worst enemy. Now, as mentioned before, Chuck & Bobbie were angelic in their treatment of my dad. Also, the aides were so nice & caring. So this place could be good or bad- depending on who is taking care of your loved one.

What a joke. What type of urgent care doesn't do blood work? Basically only go here if you know you…read morehave the flu or Covid.

I have never had a bad visit with urgent care. Robert Carte is very thorough. Glad I went today…read moreand got checked.

Wellworks is a workout haven in a college town where the primary workout facililty, Ping Center, is…read moredominated by undergraduates. It is modest but functional with 4 treadmills, loads of ellipticals, 2 rowing machines, and one spin bike traditional and a couple other derivatives. Full free weights collection and 2 large racks for squats etc. What we used to call Nautilus machines are there for the exercises you want plus a universal with 2 sets of weights. What it doesn't have is a lot of space especially for stretching or doing exercises on mats. There are two wood floor workout rooms down the hall where classes are regularly held. Best attended is movement for older adults and lots more. My favorite is Bill's outdoor class in warmer months held on The Ridges. Winter time he moves inside for extra spin options. Real advantage is that it is a judgement free zone with lots of folks at very different levels. They have options for personal trainers who are upper level undergrads or PT grad students for $30 a session. I've had a fantastic experience most recently with Sam who is super well informed, adjusts the workouts to my strengths and maladies that pop up, and for me is encouraging but not gung ho over the top. The gym is mostly devoid of the stereotypical gym bros with loud grunts and show off sets. Really only 2 regulars feel the need to share their exertion with you. Wellworks has definitely undergone some big changes in the last few months and many of us were worried it would be a budget cut victim. Fortunately so far it has not become one even if there are far fewer professional staff working there. I will say that cutting the incentive program where 100 visits in a year earned you a new membership has led to fewer visits on my part. It was just something that gave you the extra push to get there. They would be wise to reinstate some version of it even if the reward so to speak is much smaller - qualify for a drawing of 2 or 3 free memberships at 100 visits or even just the damn t-shirt they gave away to those who hit 100. The incentive was a positive behavioral intervention as much as a financial benefit and if the university goal is in part having a healthier (and therefore less costly and more productive) workforce then they have undercut that goal with this recent cost cutting step.

WellWorks is Ohio University's wellness program, which includes group classes, massage, and…read morepersonal training. The WellWorks fitness center is located on the Athens campus in Grover Center, so it is convenient for members of the Ohio University community who want a place to work out. The staff are friendly, and there is often a staff member available on the exercise floor to show how to use machines and to assist in other ways. The facility's hours from early morning through evening will accommodate the schedule of anyone except night owl fitness enthusiasts. The cost of membership is low. I wrote a review when I first started at WellWorks a year ago. This is an updated version that reflects improvements since then. It is commendable that they try to provide as many options in the small space available, but it makes the room overcrowded with equipment and claustrophobic except during lowest times of the day, so leave your sense of personal space outside. The cardio equipment seems to be up-to-date and maintained, and the some of the weight machines the been updated over the past year. The room's climate control and ventilation are not ideal. Janitorial services are spotty (for example, paper towel dispensers will be empty for days before being refilled). When I first signed up a year ago, not all the WellWorks staff understood how the membership costs and billing work. I wanted to try out the facility during the month before classes started, so I purchased what I thought was a membership that would last through the first day of classes. Six days later, I was told I needed to pay for an additional month. It falls on the customer to detect when the WellWorks staff is telling you something wrong, so caveat emptor. The center got a new director last summer, so the training and knowledge of the staff may be better now.

Not to bad of an experience. I give I had 4-5 appointments there to get my partial done. The staff…read morewas kind. Pateient. Warm and cozy waiting area. My one complaint would be catching certain receptionist when I needed a slip signed for my transportation through job and family. She was rather rude, difficult, off-putting, unprofessional and childish about that. Which causes anxiety problems for myself and an uncomfortable situation with the driver transporting me. Other than that no complaints.

Very nice people and a very comfortable environment. Listens to you and also advises what might be…read morewrong. I always feel so much better after leaving.

10/10 do NOT recommend, and neither does anyone I know. I went to Freed chiropractic for back pain…read more Dr. Freed billed my insurance and told me it would be a certain amount. However, when it was time to pay, he had overcharged me immensely and was charging more than what he would charge someone for a regular in visit. (over $55 per appointment) I would frequently hear him talking on the phone and arguing with customers during my appointment, which was very distracting and also telling of how he does business and treats people. He is not transparent and neither is the receptionist, Trina, who handles insurance services. When I confronted Dr. Freed and the receptionist about their lack of transparency, they didn't have much to say or explain themselves. It was obvious they did this all the time. I have talked to several people in the area who had chiropractic care with him, and they have all had similar and fraudulent accounts. I would never go back to this chiropractor and wouldn't want anyone else to be subject to the crooked business this chiropractic office has been getting away with for a long time. During my visits, Dr. Freed was constantly busy and it was obvious he had a lot of customers. He didn't seem to care for individuals or show personal concern for his clients, he basically just did everything as fast as possible. It's apparent his values are money and not human beings.

I was going to Dr. Mezitis for many years. He is now out of the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. If you…read morehave the chance to use him there, I highly recommend him.

Well, I met Dr. Mezitis over 20 years ago and have sent my Mother and Brother. He is a brilliant…read morephysician and a mensch overall. Dr. Mezitis covers Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Nutrition, among other things, and is a very holistic-oriented doc. Very thoughtful, very smart, very kind.

Carey Chiropractic Bobcat Physical Therapy is an excellent place to receive treatment. They treat…read moreyou like family without the drama, while maintaining professionalism. They genuinely strive to understand your pain, and I wholeheartedly recommend them. I have been receiving treatment here intermittently for years. If I ever need services like this again in the future, Carey Chiropractic is my only choice!

I would like to thank Dr. Linscott and his staff for all that they have done for me. I woke in the…read moremiddle of the night on Thursday with a toothache that was incredible, I called their office at 8am and was in the chair for a root canal by 9:15 the same day! The front office re-arranged clients and did everything they could to get me in as fast as possible. Dr. Linscott is the most caring dentist I have been to in the 60 years that I can remember and I will give his name to anyone that is in need of a fantastic dentist that really cares for his patients.

Dr. Linscott is one of the best overall and gentlest dentists of whom I've been a patient. My…read moreintroduction to Dr. Linscott's practice came as result of a severe root canal infection. I experienced a very sudden onset and rapid escalation of oral pain beginning on a Friday evening which necessitated emergency treatment the next Monday. Dr. Linscott was the only dentist in Athens whom would take me on such short notice. He rescheduled appointments and saw me two hours after I first called. The centrality of his office on Court Street makes him even more accessible to patients. Dr. Linscott treated me successfully to resolution of my case via root canal procedure. In treating me, Dr. Linscott could not have been gentler; in fact decidedly not treating the root canal immediately but first prescribing a strong oral antibiotic to reduce the infection before starting treatment. In my time since as his patient, he has continued to offer the best and gentlest treatment possible. Dr. Linscott's staff are collectively very professional and loyal. His office isn't fancy, but it is clear he remains current on emerging topics and his office is clean, well managed, and has all the tools and talent necessary to do a most effective job. Dr. Linscott remains my dentist today and will remain so, despite my pending relocation to Minnesota.