This is hard for me to write…read more A while back my mother got a mammogram at her doctor and she told my mother she should get a core biopsy. Her primary care had found calcifications in the mammogram and she wanted it checked out. My mother went and got the biopsy at the Women's Health Center in Lima. After a week, she was asked to come in for her test results. The test results were being given to her the day before Thanksgiving and since I was off work, i told her I would take her and then we could have brunch together. It was easy finding the health center as it is in the same medical center as my dermatologist. We went inside and she checked in. We sat in the waiting room for about five minutes before we were called in and were taken to a room which looked like an office. I started to get worried because, this didn't feel normal to me. Two women then walked in and introduced themselves to me. One was the doctor who performed the biopsy, the other was a social worker.... and the doctor informed us my mom has breast cancer. I literally felt the room spin on me. I must have obviously reeled or showed something because they wanted to make sure i was ok. I wasn't but i tried to compose myself. The doctor told us about what was found, and the plan. They had a team of doctors... a surgeon, a oncologist, a radiological oncologist who would be working with her along with the social worker. The social worker would be there for my mom thru things and we were given the information on what we needed to do. They also said the surgeon would come to the womens health center the next week to check her over. I am thankful and appreciative that the Women's health center found my mom's cancer so we can do something about it. I am also happy so many of the services are there and will be there like the social worker and the radiological oncologist. At the center i noticed that there is also a wig center located inside that my mother may end up having to use. Like i said, this was difficult to experience and write about. All i can say is this... if you are a woman, get routine mammograms. Get checked out!

I've been going there now for about two years and I'm truly glad I came across them. They are…read morereally thorough when it comes to figuring out what is best for you. They are always willing to help and truly concerned about the outcome of the treatment. The staff is always extremely polite and welcoming to anyone who comes through the door. They came highly recommended and I'm more than willing to recommend them to others. I can't thank them enough for all the help.

Care was excellent. The medical staff very professional, kind and concerned about my health. Doctor…read moredidn't push me through the exam. Took her time and explained everything to me.

From the front desk staff to the nursing staff to the provider staff, this doctor's office is…read morewonderful! I had a herniated disc and needed surgery. I saw Dr. Smith at Mary Rutan Hospital Orthopedics and he was wonderful! I have had several surgeries non-related to my discs in my past but seriously, I loved Dr. Smith's happy personality and his bedside manners especially. Many doctors nowadays had horrible bedside manners and always give you the impression of "in and out" visits. However, Dr. Smith, not once, was he annoyed with me with my countless questions and really made me feel at ease. I recommend to everyone to go to Dr. Smith for any orthopedic related issues because he is simply amazing! Thank you Dr. Smith for curing me!

The staff was wonderful. But the Dr made you feel like you had no importance a quick in and out no…read morereal explanation of options because he was a Vet it was well they just pay for the etc. And out of the room he went. Talked to several people now that feel the same way. And have had their eyes unable to see correctly as well. I seriously would not recommend. Not if you want to see clearly

I have been coming to Pajka Eye Center since 2021. I first went there because my mother had…read morecataracts and she needed to have that surgery. She had one surgery for one of the eyes, and needed me to take her to the appointments. While there I got to know about this surgery center and decided to finally look into Lasik surgery. My vision has been steadily getting worse as the years went by to the point I just couldn't see almost anything without glasses. Whenever i would misplace them, it would take me up to an hour sometimes to find them because i just couldn't see... i had to get super up close to see them. I have been putting off doing Lasik for years, partly because I was a bit of a chicken. I was always worried they would screw it up and I would end up blind. Ever see that old Twilight Zone episode, Time Enough At Last? It freaked me out when I first saw it years ago. Here is a recap from Wikipedia, if you never saw it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Enough_at_Last Yeah, i totally related to this guy, especially his obsession with books. The fear of eventually not being able to see and enjoy the things I love drove me to get the surgery. And the moment I decided I needed to correct my vision came in a trip in 2021, where I went to a hotel pool, having extreme difficulty seeing anything while I was in the pool and then for a while that I couldn't find my glasses for a while... made me realize I needed to fix this problem once and for all. So i went through their tests and was told 1) I was blind as a bat and 2) I was a candidate for Lasik. After a few check ups as I needed to get my eyes ready for the surgery as they were too dry, needing months of daily eye drops. The day of the surgery came. A friend of mine took me to the eye center for the surgery, and i went in. I signed some paperwork, given some pills and some eye drops to numb my eyes I gotta say, Lasik surgery feels weird. You do feel them working on the eye as your conscious and it doesn't hurt most of the time. Except the left eye which I was told it always does. The surgery didn't take long... think it was an hour. I wish i could say that I faced this without fear, but no. I did hold the hand of one of the nurses the whole time... especially during the left eye. Super thankful to that nurse. I went home and slept the rest of the day and really did a lot of sleeping that weekend. I had to wear sunglasses for several weeks, have 4 different types of eye drops to use for the next month and had to sleep with goggles on. My vision got progressively better and one week after my surgery I had 20/15 vision. Not sure what I have now as I have to go soon for another check up. Its amazing to be able to see without glasses on... even the colors are more vivid and vibrant. I am incredibly thankful for Dr. Pajka and his staff. My life is so much better since the surgery. They are very professional, caring and wonderful. If you are in Van Wert and Lima and need eye surgery, go see Dr. Pajka!

very professional great care. office personnel was very professional easy to schedule they helped…read moreme with my back pain and helped determine my problems

Willmann Dental makes a visit to the dentist a real treat! Everyone from the receptionist to Dr…read more Willmann, herself, made me feel like a long time valued patient and it was my first visit to a new practice since I moved. The dental assistant, Amber, was very pleasant and reassuring. Every aspect of the visit was comfortable and informative. There was no pressure for future procedures or services. They gave me all the pertinent information I needed and scheduled my next appointment. I would recommend this dental practice to anyone who is interested in a very comfortable experience at a dentist office.

I hate to admit it but I haven't taken care of my teeth over the years as I should have. The good…read morething is that all of my problems, big and small, have been taken care of by Dr. Willmann and her team for many of years now. Very professional and yet as friendly as can be! From a cleaning to more complicated work I would highly recommend them!!

I swear I think I have written more reviews of hospitals, medical centers, doctors and other health…read moreoriented centers this year than ever. Why? My mom was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer back in November 2021, and the cancer spread partly into her lymphatic system. It has been a journey first through surgery, then chemo and now radiation. She came for a month's worth of radiation treatment at Lima Memorial Cancer Institute and I am thankful for the care she received here. My mother always said everyone here treated her very well. She has since finished with her radiation treatment. Hopefully this journey ends soon on a positive note, we are still going thru it... still thankful for the help we received from this cancer treatment center.