My friend was there for 3 years, predominantly in Memory Care. All family and POA were out of…read morestate. She had 2 regular visitors - myself and one other friend. ONE family member visited her ONCE in all of those years. We were "regulars". WE WERE BANNED FROM VISITING HER in the final months AND DAYS of her life when LOVE and FRIENDSHIP is the most important, let alone at any time institutionalized! We were not told why, just that the POA had agreed to the banning. It seemed we were "in trouble" for not following "rules" where the rules were not always known or explained to us, or understood and followed by staff for that matter, nor were we ever granted an "audience" to meet to resolve these matters with Executive Administration to better understand our "offenses", or to state our view as to what may have happened. A different friend who knew her was DENIED being able to personally deliver and go over the card and photos I had prepared for my friend in what was the final weeks of her life without "clearance" from Medical and Executive Administration and thus never received them or the personal delivery of my messages to her that she was loved and not alone. I was admonished for pounding on my friend's window (in desperation) to let her know I had not forgotten about her and loved her. These are true stories and well documented. This Institution's Medical and Executive administration seemed bothered by our "interruptive" visits and advocacy. This Institution's Medical and Executive Administration do not seem to understand that Love and Friendship are an important component of Mental Health which is a QUALITY OF LIFE component --- as important (if not more) in the waning times of life, or when one is institutionalized and distanced from family and who provides that in their absence - FRIENDS. I would NOT EVER let my loved one go to Memory Care here nor would I recommend it for others.

My mother has been living here at Baxter for two years. She has Alzheimers and has moved from the…read moreassisted living side to memory care. In the last two years as her care needs have changed, the staff has been absolutely wonderful throughout it all. The management and caregiving staff have always been caring, compassionate and knowledgeable. I also really appreciate how management as created a strong sense of community for residents. It's not just a living facility but a true community where residents can be involved with helping each other and have a voice in how they want their living environment to be run. Management works hard to engage with residents and to provide activities that are creative and fun. Highly recommend to anyone who is looking for a caring place for their loved one.

Thrive has a NEW administrator Lynn Frazier-Hill !! she's amazing . she's very knowledgeable,…read morecompassionate, genuine, trustworthy & most of all caring ( shes also drop dead gorgeous my grandson would say ) .Lynn goes above and beyond for each resident and you can tell she a OUTSTANDING leader . The employees at Thrive are always happy , and willing to help my mom with all her needs with no problem. Lynn along with her caregivers they are blessing to this world . We love the new management at Thrive . they should open another so everyone can receive the care they give at Thrive.

The time my son spent there ( 2 years) was very beneficial to him! The staff are all very friendly,…read morethey keep the place clean for the kids, & parents! They have some of the most experienced & helpful therapists I've ever dealt with! We will miss you Ms.Erin And also you Ms.Jenni

My son has been going to the eagle river location for almost two years for physical therapy and for…read morea time speech therapy, our therapists Carrie, Erika and Ali all were so kind and did a great job helping our son, he is currently going once a week now and he's come a long way. They're very good at informing us on concerning things and things to look out for, everyone I have met there is very friendly and helpful and I would most definitely recommend!

I love the way this space feels when I walk in the door. I instantly feel at home, and am excited…read moreto connect with the community here. I have taken classes and workshop series with many of these fabulous teachers, and have learned so much to add to my practice as a student and teacher of yoga. The drop-in classes are on donation too, which makes this one of the most affordable yoga studios in Anchorage.

One of my favorite places to practice in Anchorage. They provide all the mats and blocks, no…read moresowers, nice waiting area, some really great teachers.

The was really pleased with this new location of the lab in tbe Health Park. Main Prov no longer…read morehas a lab open to the public, it moved to the T tower, second floor about 6 years ago. This was the first time I've been there and its so much nicer. The waiting area is comfy, the phlebotomy rooms all have windows, and they register at bedside now. My phlebotomist had me in and out in quickly. He was so nice and one stick and done! I didnt feel are thing. Excellent care. Definitely recommend.

I've been taking my child here for PT for a couple months and have been very satisfied with the…read morecare. The clinic space is fun, inviting and exciting for kids. The PT gave a comprehensive at home program so I can carry over activities and stratified to assist my child.

My son who has non-verbal autism and intellectual disabilities, has been coming to this amazing…read morepediatric therapy clinic over 2 years now. They are conveniently located on Old Seward across from Kendall Lexus/Toyota. My son does occupational therapy, speech therapy and physical therapy. All staff I've encountered have been kind and helpful. We've been lucky to have the same amazing PT therapist our entire time with AFK. Although we've had a few OT and Speech Therapists, AFK does a great job of transitioning the children and bringing new therapists up to speed. It seems there's not enough therapists for the amount of children needing therapy. Therefore, these therapies are hard to come by and even harder to get on a reoccurring schedule. AFK does an amazing job of working with your availability, guiding you through the entire process from paperwork to intake and keeping you updated with everything a long the way. I appreciate that most communication is done via text and email. I also appreciate AFK having a main office line you can always contact but as parents/caregivers, being able to contact our kids' therapists directly, is priceless. The clinic is larger than it seems from the outside. It is very clean. I believe AFK houses the only sensory gym Anchorage has (that I know of). All kinds of puzzles, games, ball pits, swings, etc fill this place. Since Covid, AFK has kept their lobby mostly closed to parents/caregivers. Therefore, therapists pick-up and deliver children to their vehicles. If you are invited inside you are required to wear a mask. I really appreciate how they've done everything to follow mandates without completely closing down. They have truly been a constant in our lives.

All of the Drs and staff are compassionate , extremely knowledgeable, and committed to providing…read morethe best patient care. The Doctors go above and beyond with communication and answer all question with experience and expertise. I would highly recommend this place for anyone needing Radiation Therapy.

I am writing this review as a visitor (?). I have gone here for a couple weeks during lunch to help…read moreout a friend with their appointments. I was pretty impressed with the facility. There were a couple of schedule snags so that's why it's 4 instead of 5 stars. The first time we were waiting over a half hour and finally asked and receptionists checked. Apparently it was a nurse meeting that ran over. They gave a chit to Subway in the cafeteria while the meeting finished. The last couple of visits had to be rescheduled so the nurses could have another meeting, but at least this time we got notice. So, the waiting area is nice and comfortable, with a snack area with drinks and small treats. There are a bunch of puzzles, books, magazines, fish tank, and TV. There is an onsite masseuse for everyone on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and every Friday they bring out the big guns with chocolate candies (instead of starburst variety) and fresh baked cookies. I liked the doctor, who was very patient and answered all our questions, and although the nurse was a bit of a ding bat she was really sweet. Last but not least there is a graduation ceremony where the patient walks down the hallway to the music of Pomp and Circumstance Walking March, through sprouting bubbles, rings a bell 3 times, and gets a bouquet and gift bag. It was all a little cheesy, but I got teary eyed. I hope I never have to go here, but if I do I feel I would be in good hands and well taken care of.

Generally speaking, this hospital does as little as possible to help you with anything. Here and…read morethere you may find a person who actually cares and doesn't treat you like a number... hence the 2 stars. Or would be just one/do not recommend. 2.5 years of experience visiting with them.

I have had two different primary care providers from the 673rd, both were awesome!…read more It's so convenient to schedule an appointment online and they are very efficient! You can go to an appointment, get labs and prescriptions all in one visit! Without waiting for hours at each step. I know everyone hates government healthcare, but I truly am thankful for this hospital. I have received great care all things considered