Highly recommend Dr. Potter, outstanding service, exceptionally professional, quality work, quickly…read moreand efficiently handled a painful problem with care. Office staff is friendly, assistant was courteous and helpful, very friendly and kind.

You walk in and spend literally 6 minutes , he doe not make you feel like he listens to your…read moreconcerns and most of all the front desk 2 old ladies are so rude and not friendly at all! Horrible the way they check you in , I paid my co payment then I get a text 3 weeks later that I owe money. They are rip offs! Go to the skin dr in Kapaa. Way better

Joanne is very good. I am an old tome . Times a yr white guy. 50 plus Mohs surgeries over 2…read moredecades. Her skill is outstanding. She refers to Mohs as needed. She is real benefit to Kauai​

I recently went in for my annual skin cancer screening, and unfortunately left feeling deeply upset…read moreby the experience. During the examination, JoAnn Lepke found a scabby area on my scalp that she said was precancerous. She told me she would freeze it and asked if that was okay. I have had small spots frozen in the past, so I agreed, expecting something similar. Once she began, however, the treatment seemed much more extensive than what I had experienced before and even became painful. As I instinctively pulled away, she explained that the area was not very wide but was approximately an inch long. This was the first time I understood the size of the area on the top of my head that was being treated. I became concerned and asked whether my hair would fall out in that area. She said "possibly." I then asked whether it would grow back, and she replied, "probably." Those answers were frightening. Had I understood beforehand the size of the area being treated and that hair loss was a possibility, I would at least have had an opportunity to ask questions and understand what was about to be done before agreeing to it. What upset me most, however, was what happened when it became apparent that I was scared. Rather than taking a moment to acknowledge my concern or explain things more fully, I was told, essentially, that this was better than having surgery, a scar (isn't a hairless patch on your head a scar as well?), or cancer. While I certainly understand the importance of treating precancerous lesions, that response felt dismissive and condescending at a moment when I was genuinely frightened. Hair plays an enormous emotional and psychological role in how a woman feels about herself. Being suddenly told, during a procedure already underway, that I might lose hair from a noticeable area on the top of my head--and that it would "probably" grow back--was extremely upsetting. I did not need my concerns minimized. I needed information and a little compassion. I am not writing this because I object to receiving necessary medical treatment. I am writing because patients deserve to understand what is being done to their bodies, including meaningful potential consequences, before a procedure begins. And when a patient becomes frightened, especially during something as inherently stressful as skin cancer screening, compassion matters. A few extra minutes of explanation, reassurance, and empathy would have made an enormous difference. Instead, I left an appointment that was supposed to protect my health feeling scared, uninformed, and emotionally shaken. I sincerely hope greater care is taken in the future to make sure patients feel informed, heard, and treated with compassion.

A clinic in Kauai that is better than mainland clinics! Great people and there is a pharmacy nearby.read more

Yes, they got us in quickly for routine care ans we were able to get all lab work and testing…read morethere. Trusted medical team who billed insurance!

We are so grateful we found Dr. Sparks during our family vacation in Kauai. We first contacted him…read morefor our daughter, and from the very beginning he was incredibly thorough, patient, and educational. He took the time to explain her symptoms, the possible causes, and why he was recommending each medication, making sure we understood everything before starting treatment. A couple of days later, my husband developed painful bumps after snorkeling off the Nā Pali Coast. Dr. Sparks was able to diagnose it from photos as a Portuguese man o' war sting. My niece had the same reaction, and he helped her as well. Once again, he took the time to educate us about the local marine life, the toxins involved, what symptoms to watch for, and how the prescribed medications would help. I especially appreciated how thoughtful and cautious he was with the medications he prescribed. What really sets Dr. Sparks apart is that he truly cares. He reminded me of the kind of village doctor everyone hopes to find--knowledgeable, compassionate, reassuring, and willing to spend the time you need. His mobile service was incredibly convenient. Both my daughter and my husband felt noticeably better very quickly. If you're on Kauai and need medical care, I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Sparks. He provided exceptional care and gave us real peace of mind while we were away from home.

I had Dr Sparks come on less than 24-hours notice. He helped me out tremendously with a very…read morepainful and embarrassing cyst which was preventing me from enjoying vacation. Truthfully, without Dr Sparks, my vacation would have been ruined. I owe him a tremendous debt of gratitude. Dr Sparks was incredibly kind and has a bedside manner I haven't encountered in medicine in quite some time. His explanations of various care options were clear and well-thought out. He is an exemplary doctor. Additionally, he was very kind about making sure there was some follow up after the appointment, and told me to get in touch if I'm ever back in the area. He will be my first call if I'm ever back on Kauai!!!!

Good care but expect to wait 3-6 hrs before being seen , clean hard working nurses and doctors .i…read moreonce waited in the room with a bleeding pancrea for 2 days it was lacerated and they said it would heal it self ,ThankfulLu doctor walked by arriving for his shift an Medivact me to queens medical center but I laid On my left side for two days with a bleeding pancreas an had 2 pints of blood in my abdomen an almost lost my left lung . when u come to the ER expect to wait 3-6 hrs before being seen .Its a wonderful hospital . One of the worst hospitals you'll go to on Kauai wilcox an mahilona are scary places to end up if youre in critical condition , if your life depends on it ask to be sent to queens on Oahu .abeolute worst sat there for 5.5 hrs would've took them 3 min to write me a note wastes my entire day scary as ever if its a serious injury also i live it there Wilcox is horrible

The care at Wilcox is exceptional. One Phlebotomist especially deserves praise. Her name is…read moreJessica. She was very attentive and caring. Great Team at the phlebotomy department. Wilcox emergency department. Great nurses and staff. Nurse practitioners are doing the best they can. Overall a great facility. Third floor department was excellent. All amazing nurses. Very smart and caring. Very knowledgable and took the time to explain things to me in a way that made sense. Great food, very CLEAN. Wilcox has intensive and thorough care. Thank you for caring for me, I am glad that I was able to receive care and that I am at home now getting better.

I agree heartily with the other Yelp reviews. Dr Lanson takes the time to sit down and figure out…read morewhat your medical needs are. He's equally invested in using laboratory tests, and medical technology, MRI, EEG, etc. He's had the medical experience at Queen's Hospital of urban Hawaii multi-ethnic and here on Kaua'i for the past decade plus. Regretfully, the one phone the clinic uses requires patience to navigate but you will be rewarded with a pleasant human being once you get through. You will not be able to leave a message and carry on with your day, but will have to persist in calling. As was said previously you will be able to see him within the week but not always that day. If your medical condition allows you to wait he's worth it!

Dr Lanson has been my Primary Care Physician for most of my adult life (with the exception of when…read moreI was on the mainland). He practices medicine with much care for his patients. Dr Lanson is still old school--in a good way! You don't find many physicians that still do hands on examinations. Some of the newer physicians I've seen in practice are very hands off. Dr Lanson's schedule is a busy one, but I feel that I am able to get an appointment with him in the same week that I call. It may not be the same day, but they try to accommodate you to the best of their ability. He sees patients in Lihue Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and half day on Friday. On Thursday, he is in their Princeville clinic, serving the residents of the north shore of Kaua'i as well as visitors that need to be seen for any unforeseen circumstance while on vacation but not needing emergency room services.

This doctor is a breath of fresh air! He is personable, intelligent, comprehensive and caring. I…read morecame to him with a list of 10 things that were driving me nuts and he was compassionate and addressed all my needs. He may be a little late getting to you, but that is common because he likes to help all of his clients and give them the proper dx that they need.

Staff was very sweet and kind! Complete time from check in to check out was about 40 minutes. Was…read moreseen for ear and sinus infection. All around seem less experience, I felt heard and seen. Highly recommended.

If you want answers and the right diagnosis, a speedy recovery -- urgent care is great !! The…read moreDoctors are all great-- I've seen 3 of them in the last 2 years ! The staff is on it and very helpful !! I prefer going to urgent care instead of Wilcox-- I actually get to see a real Doctor -- not an assistant or PA or nurse !!! Wilcox needs help in so many area's --example -- work & support each other and department--be respectful to each other , especially in front of the patients !!!

This is based solely on finding the address and then telling the office lady that it's not where…read morewe. are told to go. Thry are not listed on the board that tells you who is in the office building. They are between Kauai Family Dentistry, Inc and Wahine Wellness & Pelvic health with a little tiny card board sign in the window white with blue lettering saying Cyrus inc. disability center. It's time and I believe looks like s new spot for them. 5259 Kukui Grove Street ignore the sweet 103. because it's not listed and will walk you to the building across the lawn from it. I would google map Kauai Family Dentistry, Inc for directions. It's in the building across the street from the gas station towards the mall side when I told the lady I checked in with she said nothing, no facial expression and just asked for my last name. so I doubt there are going to correct the information so I am posting this in hopes someone who is looking for it won't go through what I did when I googled the address cause this office does not come up only the main office that is in a house by the state building does. on a Saturday their is no one to call to ask. so hope it helps.

Exceptional staff and Doctors!! Dr. Scheppers takes his time and truly cares about each patient.read more

Had been a client here before and was satisfied then, however recently been getting extremely poor…read moreservice. Dr Jackson is genuinely cordial, professional and attentive upon visits but..... Wait times on test results, questions asked and call backs are excessive!!! Choose wisely

The blonde MA is very kind!! She's very helpful & cares a lot for her patients. I appreciate her…read morehard work