I needed to get some blood-work done and this was the closest location. I didn't have an…read moreappointment; but got there right at 8am. I was able to get my blood drawn quickly and was in and out by 8:15am! The phlebotomist was friendly and didn't have an issue getting my blood; other people usually have issues so I appreciated not having to be stuck multiple times.

We were welcomed in and we're seen quickly on a Sunday afternoon. However, we had an awful…read moreexperience as far as "diagnosis". We went in for my 16 month old son who had been feverish and crying, with some other visible symptoms.(I expressed my concerns of strep) We felt as if they were trying to get us in and out asap. The Dr. Said "I don't know what the problem is, but we'll treat it, as if it were cellulitis." She also diagnosed him with an ear infection. I did not like the answer she gave us. So we went in this morning (Monday) to my son's regular pediatrician. We find out that he does have strep, and no cellulitis or ear infection. The prescription she wrote would not have resolved my son's issues and he would gave gotten more sick. I intend to get my 40$ copay back and plan to never go there again.

The care that was received was beyond expectation. Respectful for each individual and their medical…read moreneeds exemplifies stellar health care. Holly from dietary came to each room DAILY to take orders personally. She was so very kind. Nurse Bryan, Gloria and Chelsea are the best. PT Kennedy and Anissa are true pros. Thank you all for your compassionate care it will never be forgotten... Ro

I went in to the hospital the day before after falling playing pickleball…read more(staff/nurse/doc/everyone- the were so fantastic. This is about my experience the next morning) . I woke up the next day (18 hours later and no pain meds since I left around 730 pm) and my whole leg and foot were completely numb- so I went back around 730 am. She came in (I was in so much pain and in tears). She asked questions and pretty much instantly started moving and manipulating my leg. While I cried. She then proceeded to say " I'm just tying to figure out why this is hurting you so bad. I tore my ACL 6 weeks ago and had surgery a week ago. It didn't hurt this bad at all." While I'm just crying. As she is checking " no bruising no swelling". Asked if I drove myself. I said yes. Her response " aw poor thing" she then said "whatever's going on- you're not going to need surgery" fast forward to today. My entire leg is covered in bruises and is so swollen. Orthopedic doctor said it's probably my ACL or maybe a torn tendon or broken bone on the left. I've never felt so dismissed and mistreated.

I had my mammogram done here. I'd give 5 stars specifically to the awesome xray tech who was super…read morefriendly and sweet. Loved her but sadly I don't recall her name. I took off a star because I didn't like the check in process or the questions asked that I was told I had to answer. It felt like an invasion of my privacy. First I shouldn't have to disclose either my SS or my religion for a simple yearly breast exam, but the young lady at the counter told me I wouldn't get my bracelet or access unless I answered them. I had my young daughter with me and I wasn't about to start a fight in front of her but when I explained that those items shouldn't be necessary to get my exam she said it's hospital policy. I didn't want to reschedule or go somewhere else but I was pretty upset. Also they require you to wear a medical bracelet as if you are being admitted for a hospital stay which is a bit crazy as the beast center is on the 1st floor just behind reception! Also, on his particular day the lights needed to be replaced so there were men working in the breast center area while I was being examined. While they didn't see me half naked they were there as I walked thru and I'll tell you this... the "gown" is a midriff weird shaped thing and not good for bigger gals as it doesn't cover your waist really. Personally I've had way better experiences elsewhere.

I had to be transferred from my midwives to the hospital for induction last week. I had been…read moreplanning on a home birth until experiencing high blood pressure that I couldn't get under control in the last weeks of pregnancy. Common Spirit Holy Cross is not far from home and in network, plus I saw they had birth suites with shower and tub and I wanted a water birth. Unfortunately due to the high blood pressure there was a chance I'd be put on a magnesium drip, which could make me feel nauseous and lightheaded and getting in and out of the the tub was too risky so I was confined to the bed and room. While I was here I interacted with at least a dozen if not more members on staff from doctors to nurses to certified nurse midwives to lactation consultants and dietary staff. Right off the bat I felt super comfortable. I was already nervous about having to be induced, but felt I was in a positive environment where the employees cared about their patients and their experience. Having an unmedicated birth was important to me as well as rejecting certain procedures and treatments for myself and baby. I never felt guilt tripped or forced into anything I didn't want to do for the most part (there were a few negative interactions with one person specifically). I was just met with questions for understanding my choices and provided with additional info and allowed to make my decision. With respect to those negative interactions I felt like most of the Holy Cross team advocated for me against this person to ensure I had the best possible labor and delivery experience, WHICH I DID. It was all hands on deck, and I had a beautiful unmedicated delivery. Now on to the negatives...this one person, instead of introducing herself with the same bedside manner like everyone else to make me feel comfortable and understand what was going on without making me worry, she came in guns blazing and seemed adamant about wanting to put me on the magnesium drip right after telling me how much it would suck, so much so that I would ask for the epidural. Also, she dropped this on me while I was in the middle of a blood pressure reading, which is only going to keep my blood pressure even more elevated to justify her desire to put me on the drip... the rest of the team decided I could attempt to labor unmedicated without the drip and low and behold, my beautiful baby girl was born five hours later. Also a couple of staff kept trying to say that Pitocin is the same thing as oxytocin, which it's not! Oxytocin is a natural labor hormone. Pitocin is synthetic. Oxytocin builds naturally as labor progresses, when your body and baby are ready. Pitocin can just be turned up regardless if your body and baby are ready. Oxytocin releases endorphins to reduce pain. Pitocin does not cross the blood-brain barrier and so you feel pain more. The only way they're the same is that they cause uterine contractions. Overall, I was impressed with the facility, with the staff, and with the quality of care and follow up during rounds. I felt encouraged and despite not getting the home birth I wanted, it turned out as great as it could be! I did have to go back a few days after discharge, to the ER, due to BP and it was another pleasant experience.

Love Dr. Allen and the UVP care team! We feel truly cared for and enjoy visiting this tidy and…read morefriendly office. As a first time mom, I'm incredibly impressed/grateful for the kind and knowledgeable staff on their phone line who have always been willing to help with my questions!

I use to go here, until they refuse to see my baby when she was a little bit sick. As a first time…read moremom, I just wanted to make sure she was okay, but everytime I called to get just a check up, they told me I had to go to the ER. I knew she didn't need emerangcy care, she was just a sick baby, and I was trying to see if they could just give her something to help. I called alpine pediatric and they set an appt that day, and guess what! She was getting through rsv all on her own and her little body was doing its job. The fact that they just wanted me go to the er, makes me think they have some deal with the children hospital and get a cut from each child they send there. They don't care about your child, they just want your money.

I've been coming here for years with my kids and everyone here has been really nice and helpful…read more However, a couple of days ago my daughter fell and broke her wrist in like 5 places. The friend that was with her when it happened drove her to the urgent care and my 20 yr old daughter met her there to help out. The PA, Tanner Frey, was apparently extremely rude to my kids. He called them "dumbasses" for being there and was insulting them for coming in to be seen. All of them were shocked and very upset. They reported everything to the front desk girl and I did as well. My oldest daughter called me crying when they left. I am still waiting to hear back from the manager. I left a message but they won't return my call.

Called in and they quoted me $125 for a visit. When I got the bill they had tacked on all kinds of…read moreextra fees without asking me. This was a very unpleasant surprise. When I get a service, I expect all fees and costs to be disclosed up front and made clear. This was NOT the case, and left me thinking that they will run up your bill in any way they can. I would not recommend these extortionists to anyone.

This is specifically for Rheumatology and Endocrinology-…read more I've debated for months on sharing this- We started with Dr. Karen James, Rheumatology. We were brought back and about 10 mins into the appointment she was pulled out, which no worries, we can be patient but they told us "thanks for being patient or else it probably would have meant you needed to wait longer anyways" she was out for about 10 mins during our appointment yet we had to wait for her, pay a specialist fee with our insurance and they made it seem like we were an inconvenience . This was a specialist appointment that we were spending a significant amount of money on. She listed and reviewed labs but seemed like she was not taking us seriously and was highly distracted. She didn't take my daughter seriously despite a significant family history and lab proof and pushed us off to a different specialty. We were referred to endocrinology with Dr. Alexander Karmazin. We went in hopeful and quickly realized it was futile. He came in- told us one lab result doesn't justify a diagnosis. (Clearly he didn't review the years of labs and medical documentation on file) I pointed this out and he took a step back and let me explain my child's current issues. He asked me about my history. Here's recognized the labs supported significant issues but said it wasn't his department so he could only provide a referral. Here's the kicker- IM CAPITALIZING BECAUSE I NEED OTHER WOMEN TO SEE THIS. HE ASKED ME ANOUT MY PERSONAL HISTORY WHICH I DETAILED, AS IT WAS RELEVANT AND HE PROCEEDED TO TELL ME "WELL YOU DONT LOOK LIKE YOU HAVE (specific diagnosis)". Completely shocked I listed my history with extensive diagnostic history and he doubled down telling me I was wrong and don't look like I have that specific diagnosis and it's probably not active anymore. As someone who has dealt with a chronic illness, I was completely shocked and my diagnosis was not relevant and not in the scope of his specialization. After calling patient support, it turns out they are contracted through U of U and their team handles issues. The rep and I played phone tag for a few calls and after I called back a few times I never heard back to lodge a complaint or get this addressed. If you have kiddos referred here, maybe ask for another clinic. I'm so disappointed with the care we have received, my daughter has not been believed, my health was judged BY A PEDIATRIC SPECIALIST and no follow up to rectify the issue. Be careful taking your kids to the specialist group here

My daughter has had a fever on and off for 5 days. Today she started complaining of stomach pain so…read morewe took her to urgent care where she tested negative for strep and they suggested we head to the ER for x-rays and a urine test to rule out appendicitis or a UTI. The ER is very clean. It's about a year old. It's your typical hours long wait time after you get triaged to get a room. Everyone we've encountered has been really friendly and good with my daughter. They' all have offered us a snack or drink. X-rays went well and the exam room was decorated cute and clean. Underwater themed. The technician was friendly and gentle with my daughter. The only thing I didn't appreciate is the Covid tested my daughter without asking and that has never happened to us before usually it's asked first. Plenty of parking.

I had a phenomenal experience! Same day booking and they were responsive and got me scheduled right…read moreaway. The nurse came out on time, was tender and clean with the process and she sat and chatted to make conversation while my line dripped. Great service and I felt much more hydrated afterwards.

I was diagnosed with Covid a week or so ago and have been feeling terribly. My son suggested I…read moreconsider IV therapy. I contacted Drip Mobile and Marsha came out and gave me the Wellness drip. I haven't felt this well for such a long time. I highly recommend them. They have quite a menu to choose from. I plan on doing it again next week.

Dr. Borchardt was called in to see me at the Emergency Room at Mountain Point Medical Center in…read moreLehi, Utah Note that I'm from California... I don't know anybody here that could give me a referral or recommendation. Holy Smokes did I hit the jackpot! Dr. Borchardt really knows his medicine! But not only was I impressed with his knowledge, but he talks to you on your level. And he LISTENS to his patients! I went to Mountain Point Hospital for the only way I could describe as a heart flutter or skipping, shortness of breath and a little light headed at times. He asked me questions that no other Doctor had ever bothered asking me. He listened well and took notes. Without going into all the specifics, Dr. Borchardt ran a plethora of thorough tests including a Stress-Echo. After I mentioned to him that I had been observed as having Sleep Apnea, it was like a puzzle coming together for me even tho Dr. Borchardt had figured everything out. This is a guy I would like to have not only as my Cardiologist but as my friend! So if anybody in Utah needs a good Cardiologist, this man is worth the trip! If you've been putting off going to the Doctor with any symptoms like shortness of breath, uncomfortable feeling in your chest, being light headed... go see Dr. Borchardt!! The sooner the better! I can't thank Dr. Borchardt enough! Well educated, smart, listens and communicates well... yet very down to earth and humble. Other physicians take note...

From the owner: Cardiovascular Disease…read more Cardiologists diagnose and treat heart disease, such as congenital heart defects, coronary artery disease, heart rhythm disorders and heart failure.

This is a new doctor for me. I found her on google, read the reviews and decided to make an…read moreappointment. I am very happy with the care she has given me and the time she spends with me on each visit. She is very caring and spends time to explain things to me. I would certainly refer her to my friend and family.

From the owner: As a Revere Health physician, I take pride in caring for my patients. Their health and happiness…read moreare my top priority, and I take time to educate and communicate with each of my patients. Communication is essential to an effective doctor/patient relationship. I work directly with my patients and their families to create a healthcare plan specific to their needs and goals.