These people are miracle workers. I had a simple hand surgery earlier in the year, performed by Dr…read more Taylor, which completely resolved the pain I had been having. Today, after enduring four months of foot pain, I finally called and requested an appointment, and I was thrilled that I could be seen today. Taylor Menard examined my x rays and gave me a list of recommendations, all of which I followed, and within hours, the pain I'd had for months had vanished and I could finally walk normally, without limping. The young woman at the front desk was extremely friendly and helpful, and none of the health care providers were condescending or impatient. They carefully explained my options and patiently listed to my questions. I noticed a negative review about staff from nine years ago, and all if can say is that the staff he complained about must have all left; the staff I've met with couldn't possibly be better or more professional. My only request is that it would be nice to have a sign at the main entry of the hospital, because I had trouble finding the office the first time I came in.

After having a total reverse shoulder replacement by Dr, Hazelwood I can say that it couldn't have…read moregone better. His surgery method was as good as it gets, honestly pain free and follow up has been great. He and his staff take their time to answer and explain my questions, are always very friendly and easy to talk to and the environment of the whole office is relaxing and easy to feel at ease. I can't put into words how easy this whole process has been and how satisfied I am with Dr. Hazelwood and his entire staff.

The team at the Nest are true professionals and we knew that we were in good hands from the start…read more KO and ViviAnne played dual roles as both experts who facilitated the birth and also as caring mentors coaching Mom through her process. One of the things we appreciated most was how they kept Mom in the driver's seat. They guided her, coached her, gave medical care, and created a safe environment. But, they kept her in charge. When we needed to be transferred to the hospital after the birth, the midwives managed our interactions with the medical system, advocated for us, and helped us understand what was going on. This allowed us to focus on baby and not on interacting with the system. During the weeks after the birth, the team from the Nest visited us in our home several times to provide not only postnatal care, but also guidance and mentorship. This helped immensely during the first few weeks. (Also, our Anthem insurance covered us perfectly and the birth center turned out to be quite inexpensive relative to the hospital.) We are 100% satisfied with our experience at the Nest. They are both patient caregivers and guides who treat Mom as the protagonist of her birth. We hope to come back!

This is an update to my previous review, The Nest did reach out to me after my interviews, and…read moreafter sorting the insurance billing confusion they were even willing to refund me my $400 deposit. So I really appreciate their willingness to rectify the situation and adjust billing appropriately. I'll retract my statement that they do this for monetary gain, as she did express true compassion and regret over the experience I had with them. I would recommend them in the billing and finances department, however I still wouldn't recommend them to any working mothers. We did discuss the other issues that I mentioned in my review, and it seems like their practice is likely just not well oriented for working mothers. (For moms that don't have blue collar/hard labor jobs, this is probably a fine option.)

If you need a place for your loved ones in need of great care, please contact MD. The residents…read morelive in homes surrounded by skilled staff who provide exceptional care. This company provides their staff with opportunities for personal and professional growth. It has been a second home for me for several years and had changed my views about what family is. The connection between the residents and staff is what close families are made of and I couldn't ask for a better and more fulfilled job.

I worked for this company years ago while in college. I've had many different jobs, in the same…read moretype of organizations and others. This by far had the kindest people working there. The management wasn't like so many places-more worried about profits and covering their own butts. At Milestone they focused on taking care of their residents;kindness, respect, doing the right thing, and honestly rare attribute of caring about their work. I won't speak poorly of other facilities I've been at, but I will say hands down this is the best. Not just because they have compassion, but their programs in place to help facilitate independence and growth. I am glad there are people and homes like this out there.

They took care of my boys very well. The service was very friendly and kind. Professional and…read morerelational. Highly recommend.

This is my first time to visit a dentist in the States. First of all, they accept WSU health…read moreinsurance for graduate students (RAs and TAs). Their dental clinic is in Room 201, on the second floor of the only two-story building in the Professional Mall (not Pro Mall II). It was really a little hard to find their place initially, so I had to give them a call, and luckily, they helped me to reach their place successfully. Their lobby is tidy and clean with coffee maker, drinking water and several coaches. The receptionist is super nice, very helpful and patient enough to listen to me. Their dental assistant, Sharon, helped me performed series of x-rays on my teeth, which is nice since she showed her care a lot. They have a digital x-ray. After that, Dr. Torrey showed up and sat together with me to discuss of future plans. Unfortunately, they had to move out my two teeth. Once appointments are made, they are going to send u emails as well as text messages to remind you. Besides, they gave me little reminding stickers to put on my calendar for the appointments, which is nice! After all, it was nice for the first time visit. I will keep it posted how things go since I have another three appointments there.

Dr. Keizur is wonderful, but whoever is in charge of scheduling at this clinic is not…read more I called to book an appointment, and the soonest availability was three months out. Since I was (and am still) experiencing chronic flank pain, I was willing to wait, and I booked it. Three months later, during the week of my appointment, I called to double check that a KUB scan had been ordered and was told I wasn't booked on Dr. Keizur's schedule at all. If I still wanted to be seen, I'd have to rebook and wait again. I called Gritman Urology in case I'd accidentally been put on Dr. Smith's schedule, but I wasn't listed there either. Gritman suggested my appointment may have been lost when Palouse Urology and Gritman Urology split into separate clinics earlier this year, but said they could get me booked sooner than Palouse Urology could, so I transferred my care there. Fingers crossed that Dr. Smith's office runs a little more smoothly.

Mom had her final follow-up appointment with her surgeon and doctor yesterday. The change in her…read moresince I first arrived in tremendous. She's laughing, happy and strong. The doctor we found, Dr. kiezur at Palouse urology, saved her. He was so knowledgeable and experienced that it was a no brainer to follow his directions and trust him. I came in with a notebook and a thousand questions and not only did he answer all my questions, he made sure I understood all the answers he was giving. Yesterday, I said "we're going to miss you Dr. Kiezur", and he said, "I'm going to miss you ladies too." It's the small things, and the big things.

I just finished with a round of Physical Therapy here and i highly recommend them. Cliff is an…read moreamazing therapist and Greg, the PTA who put me through all the exercises was great, they are all very professional and friendly. I am thrilled with the progress I made and very thankful to be pain free now. All of the staff work well together. I would give them 10 stars if i could.

I have been getting (prescribed) physical therapy ever since I started having the trouble with my…read moreknees which resulted in replacing both . I went to four or five therapists in the Lewiston-Clarkston area and only two are worth mentioning. The therapy department at St Josephs Hospital in Lewiston which I consider fully adequate but then my hands down favorite is Twin Rivers PT in Clarkston. They are skilled, effective, supportive, and while they do take care of business, they give me the impression they aren't in this just for the bucks. Dare I use the word "dedicated". OK so I don't trust 100% reviews either so let's see.... The background music is just off the air and usually sucks. Take your headphones and small radio. Also (compared to other PT places) the women don't dress like they are heading to a cocktail party. OBTW, when your regular therapy program is over you can go back for a very affordable Wellness Program. You are allowed to use the equipment but without the usual therapist's attentiveness. Also, the deal is that you avoid their busy hours. Still, this a really nice touch.

this place is amazing their salt room is incredible and their sauna and really everything there is…read moreso rejuvenating I recommend this for people of any ages love it!

They helped with my low back issues. So far they have been fantastic!! I am continuing care with…read morethem happily.

Terrible experience at the Idaho pain clinic. They require two appointments in order to find out if…read morethey are going to continue you on pain medicine or not. I went to the clinic on the advice of a nurse practitioner who had cut me off pain medicines after prescribing them to me for fibromyalgia and orthopedic pain for many many years. She claimed that this clinic had continued many of her patients on pain medicines after she stopped prescribing them. This proved to be absolutely false. I did not expect only see a physician assistant, a young woman who likely has never experienced chronic daily excruciating pain in her life and thank God for that. They need to have practitioners who are empathetic to the kinds of pain that people who attend their clinic are in. I should not have been required to go in for that second visit requiring me to travel an hour and a half plus my sister had to travel 3 1/2 hours and an hour and a half to get me to this appointment as I have been disabled by being cut off of the pain meds. They could've told me over the phone that they were not going to prescribe them based on information they received from the nurse practitioner who cut me off from the meds in the first place, because she was fearful to continue providing opioids, and she's now promoting herself as an addiction specialist! This group like many others around the country are cropping up due to the fake "prescription" opioid crisis, that is causing pain patients to lose access to pain meds all together. So these clinics are now dangling the possibility of prescribing pain meds to pain patients to get them into the clinic, where they only provide experimental interventional, sometimes dangerous procedures. These clinics are a sham, and should be shut down in my opinion.