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    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    Five Valleys Urology

    Five Valleys Urology

    2.3(26 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    24/7 Availability
    Established in 2000

    My experience with Five Valleys Urology was very positive. After the initial consultation and…read morereview of my condition, I felt the Doctor was thorough in his diagnosis and on explaining my options. I choose to postpone surgery initially and had a follow-up exam four months later. At that appointment I decided to have the procedure scheduled. Thankfully I was able to have the surgery done within a week! I was very pleased with my surgeon, Dr. Wicher, who explained everything to me and answered all my questions. I would not hesitate to recommend Five Valleys based on my experience.

    I am a retired attorney wit 30 years of experience. I have been Amicus Curiae in the Supreme Court…read moreon One of The major civil rights case in the United States Supreme Court, . FARMER v. BRENNAN, 1993 U.S. S. Ct. Briefs LEXIS 506, Counsel JEFFREY T. RENZ, Acting Director, Montana Defender Project, School of Law, University of Montana, Missoula, Montana 59812, (406) 243-4823, Of Counsel: Elizabeth Honaker, Kirk Krutilla I have also won cases in the Montana Supreme Court. Recently I went to Five Valley Urology in Missoula. I was set up for radiation. I had to figure details out for myself but that was okay. I needed a PSA as a follow up. Because I did not want to rely totally on Five Valleys I asked my physician for a PSA. She told me I could not get one because I was in the care of Five Valley. I said okay and followed their directions to get my PSA with Five Valley. When I followed their instructions those involved said they had never heard of me, checked their hospital records and said nothing existed. I called them and asked them "What the Fuck is going on". The person who I talked to was very offended that I said "Fuck". At that time I felt if people dying of cancer was not a priority and saying the word "Fuck" was a priority, I wanted to go through somewhere I could get a PSA so I told them to cancel all appointments and got a new primary physician so I could get a PSA. Later I got a notice that I had an appointment June 25th. I responded I cancelled all appointments and was perusing my own PSA. They responded that I could not do that because I was "under their care" I responded I did not want to be under their care and to cease this as I wanted a PSA. They sent me to John Conner their CEO. I tried to explain the problem but he talked over me. I put down the phone. He said I know you are there. I told him I would talk to him if he did not talk over me. He would not let me terminate care. He said something was wrong with me because I was angry. I told him "you would be angry too if you had cancer and people were sabotaging your ability to get care. He said there was something wrong with me because I would not discuss it with him. I told him to cut the bullshit and hang up. As I research I find this kind of behavior just might be habitual. (I will work on verifying this some more.) This violates The Right of Individual Privacy (Article II, Section 10, Montana's 1972 Constitution contains an explicit, standalone privacy clause: "The right of individual privacy is essential to the well-being of a free society and shall not be infringed without the showing of a compelling state interest." The Montana Supreme Court has consistently interpreted this text as a sweeping protection of personal and bodily autonomy. Under Montana case law, this clause shields an individual's right to make fundamental medical decisions, control their own body, and protect their physical integrity from government intrusion. I will be going to go through court to get an injunction against them so they cannot deprive me of getting a PSA. Talking to them does not seem to work. I do notknow if this type of behavoir bothers you.

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    Community Medical Center - Receipt

    Community Medical Center

    2.5(38 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I had a highly disconcerting experience at the Community Medical Center emergency room under the…read morecare of Dr. Pierre Cubby and his nurse. I presented with extreme, excruciating pain and a fever. The medical team failed to perform any BASIC, standard diagnostic testing, such as blood work or imaging. I was discharged with no answers and my severe symptoms unresolved. I received no pain management--not even Tylenol. The nurse had said she would be back with some medication but 2+ hours passed and she never brought any sort of pain relief. Once I was getting ready to get discharged, I had asked if I could possibly get a Tylenol as I had no pain medication in the over three hours I was there and she looked at me and said, "You're headed to a Pharmacy right now, aren't you?  Due to the lack of proper intervention, my condition escalated. I was forced to seek emergency care at Providence St. Patrick Hospital that same night. The staff at St. Pat's immediately initiated IV fluids, conducted comprehensive blood tests, performed necessary imaging, and rushed me into emergency surgery at 2:00 AM. Community Medical Center and Dr. Cubby failed to take the standard medical steps required to diagnose my condition. If you require thorough medical evaluation and competent emergency treatment and care, I highly recommend going straight to Providence St. Patrick Hospital.

    I went in for PT today at community medical center. One of my most educational and positively…read more affirmed experiences!! Steph is awesome give that lady a raise , Great positive energy feeling like i might actually get pain relief on my herniated disc after all !!

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