I have home care ladies drive me, cook for me, manage medical appointments and I have a lot of fun…read moretalking to the ladies who see me. I get to share stories as we drive around and see the sights. I spend my time with Karen and Jonae and it has made my life easier. Karen helped me find the right doctors to manage my complicated care.

I was very sick with Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). My symptoms were debilitating…read moreand were both physical and cognitive. Navigating this little-known illness was terrifying at the beginning. I decided to work with Dr. Yakel after doing a free phone consultation. He was amazing and helped me every step of the way. Dr. Yakel was also great about communicating with family members and explaining the complexities of CIRS and the importance of social support for patient recovery. The complex nature of treating CIRS is unfamiliar territory for most patients at the beginning, and Dr. Yakel was very thorough and efficient about answering questions in the patient portal, which I felt was very important. At this point, I am almost fully recovered and I believe that my cognition is 100% where it was before I got CIRS. I am an academic and am so grateful to be able to do the high-level thinking and learning I need for my research. Never have I had a doctor be so invested and excited for my recovery. That is because Dr. Yakel has been through CIRS himself and understands the struggles through first-hand experience. There is no easy way to treat CIRS, but I would highly recommend Dr. Yakel for his thorough and sincere approach to treating this multi-system illness.

I am an older handicapped woman who uses a cane and wheelchair to get around. My old chair is over…read more6 years old and so my doctor ordered me a new one. I was told by the NuMotion company that I had to get another PT evaluation and to go to Blue Ridge Therapy for an evaluation. My first appointment arrived during a HUGE snow storm so I called to reschedule. It is very dangerous for me to try to walk far let alone on a slippery sidewalk. They were not happy when I called to reset the appointment but reset it with me for two weeks out. They said there wasn't anything sooner. When my second appointment came due, again we were hit with another huge snow storm and the snow was coming down in sheets and the roads and schools were closing. I called again to reset, explaining that I cannot drive in this or walk in this... and the woman was very nasty with me. I explained it was dangerous for me to get out in this even in my car, let alone try to navigate the snow and ice. I also explained that my husband had just got home from the hospital from surgery and also cannot walk around. Again she was hateful but reset me again for another two weeks out. The day my appointment came the weather was fine so I went. They had me filling out extended therapy paperwork and I explained I was only there for a wheelchair evaluation at the request of the wheelchair provider who said I needed it before my insurance would authorize it. They told me everyone has to fill out that paperwork. I did it even tho I knew it had absolutely NOTHING to do with why I was even there. They also said I had a copay due immediately of $55.00 and she needs to collect that up front, and I told the woman that I have had the same insurance for over 10 years and not once have I been charged for an evaluation, and she told me they charge for a specialist copay. I still didn't believe that especially when my copay for a specialist is a set $50.00 not $55... I told them I was going to check with my insurance company because I have had misunderstandings on coverage in the past so I needed to verify that. So I called my insurance company while I was sitting in their lobby. The receptionist kept interrupting my conversation with the insurance representative who was telling me that I did NOT need a physical evaluation in the first place and that my wheelchair had already been approved over a month ago. The ladies at the front desk kept talking over my conversation speaking loudly across the room in front of other patients in their lobby. The ladies not only violated my HIPPA rights by discussing the treatment they said I needed , and spoke including my personal information, etc.., but they were rude, hateful, argumentative, and extremely unprofessional during my phone conversation. So much so that the lady at Humana heard every word they said to me they were so loud. They argued that I needed it to get my approval and that my insurance company was wrong, and I would have to come back, and kept interrupting as the insurance rep kept trying to give me the APPROVAL authorization number. I was so upset by the end that my husband who escorted me there advised that I just leave after the lady from Humana said the same thing to me. We decided to leave and I calmly thanked the ladies for their time on the way out. When I got to my car another woman from their office had followed me out and wanted to know what was going on. I only told her how rude and unprofessional her people were and that perhaps they should provide more training for their front desk personnel. It was the craziest experience I have ever had in all my years. I agree with the other people leaving reviews for this place... It IS all about the money.

Caroline is a lifesaver in every sense of the word. I've experienced nothing but friendliness and…read morehelpfulness from everyone at BRPT, but Caroline exceeded all expectations. From changing her explanations to better fit my understanding, to remembering random little bits we talked about last week, I really left there feeling like she was a friend as well as a therapist. I was discharged today, ahead of schedule, largely because of her. I recommend she be given a raise, a company car, and a vacation.

With a family history of dementia and Alzheimer's-related dementia on the maternal side, and having…read moregotten some discouraging news from an MRI of my brain after a fall where I hit my head, I entered this office with extreme trepidation. From the beginning, the welcoming and kind office staff helped to ease my fear. Dr. Rawan Albadareen was patient, compassionate, and thorough, and took the time to address my concerns and answer all my questions. I highly recommend her. The only hitch in the process was that the hospital had not gotten the results from my MRI to the doctor in time, as promised. So be sure you follow up before an appointment, and maybe even pick up and hand carry any necessary records/scans yourself!

Horrible experience talking to a receptionist while trying to get a hold of a somnologist for a…read moreproject. She was extremely rude and needs to be reprimanded. I explained to the lady that I was a student calling for feedback from an expert and she was in no way helpful at all and her tone was very belittling. She was unwilling to give assistance and seems as if she hates her job. Instead of turning me away politely or recommening me a different doctor she rudely rejected me.

Sandy not only socially isolated my mom, refusing to take her out of the house to do anything…read moredespite her capability in doing so and my agreement with Linda (the owner) from the outset, but also failed to check my mom's feet regularly even though she informed me she would given she had a nursing background. On top of it all, they bailed on me without notice two weeks in a row. Very unprofessional and poor service.

This is a wonderful local small family business run in Johnson county, Kansas. Not only have they…read morekept Val clients safe from covid in 2019 and 2020 but they continue to work hard and the staff is wonderful professional and true gems to work with. Every reference from each client have been marked exceptional . Linda is a wonderful owner as well as boss to her people who works closely with all her clients and staff.

Didn't realize how much I liked SpiraCare, until I changed jobs and had to change providers/doctors…read morebecause my insurance was different and didn't include SpiraCare clinics. What I loved about SpiraCare-- 1) in the 3 years I used them, I NEVER had a billing issue (which I've had before and after using SpiraCare, since moving to Kansas, and is exhausting to resolve) 2) scheduling an appointment was easy, and I got to talk to a real human being. After leaving SpiraCare, I realized simply scheduling a preventative annual check-up needed to be done 3+ months in advance and (after leaving messages and playing phone tag) most providers in my network don't even accept new patients, ugh. 3) Blood drawn right there, immediately after appointment. It was super convenient, vs. at my new doctor I had to sit and wait like 30minutes before it was drawn, and had to pay them a $10 convenience fee for them to draw it and have it picked-up vs. me driving to a LabCorp facility separately. Since leaving SpiraCare I've become very acquainted with how jacked up healthcare is in this country, and supposedly my employer has good insurance???

The staff at DCI - Lee's Summit are great. They are caring, attentive, empathetic and…read moreprofessional. I have been a patient for 6 years. Before going to DCI I was at 4 different clinics. The difference is night and day. At the other clinics I felt like just another pay check. DCI's staff make you feel like it is your home and they are your extended family.

Dr Humphries and staff are very professional and ALWAYS very friendly. Their work has been A+ and…read moreamazingly painless. Dr Humphries has a knack for making you feel comfortable and everyone knows going to the dentist is the last thing on your list of fun activities to do, but she puts you at ease and erases that stigma. I would recommend this office to adults and children. My grandchildren also go to her and have no issues with going to the dentist.

I was going through a lot with my son at home in hospice care, when my tooth started hurting. It…read morewas very infected, killing me. The staff here squeezed me in quickly, and dr. humphries was great, all the staff were. She did a great job, no pain, I will always use them, best dentist I've been to.