I do not recommend supporting a business that is price gouging. And ripped my son off. Will never…read morego back here again. Even the receipt shows that the item is normally sold there for $8. Charging three times that amount is excessive and disappointing.

We were looking for Needoh and they had them. No prices. Had to asked and the lady thought for…read morea min then said a price three times the amount of what other stores were selling. Price gauging is not smart for a small business. Just sad.

Found this clinic that provides hyperbaric oxygen or HBOT to be very professional and kind. Large…read moretreatment chamber with walk in door and smaller mono units if you prefer. We liked the larger one. Staff is very knowledgeable and willing to answer all questions. Especially knowledgeable in Stroke recovery and Multiple Sclerosis management therapy.

From the owner: We provide hyperbaric and normobaric oxygen therapy to insurance carriers and the public.read more

Wound care clinic is the best care out there. Dr. Brooks is very knowledgeable, caring and…read morecompassionate! The staff is welcoming and friendly. The staff is very knowledgeable. Feel safe here Your care is their priority and the care is phenomenal.

Excellent staff, very Knowledgeable, professional and caring. I have complete trust that they will…read morebe able to resolve the vascular issues that I have put up with for years. I'm so glad I found this place!!!

I Went to a different Chiropractor for 13 years. Moved to Spring Grove and looked for a Local…read morePractitioner, and decided to give Dr. Ralph a try. Im glad I did. During the first visit, he corrected a hip problem and started working on my neck issue. 2nd visit today and I am very pleased with his results. He is very Kind, explains what he is planning on doing. I never mentioned my hip issue, but upon his examination, he saw the problem with it, and took corrective action. I noticed the difference when I left, I was walking and feeling a lot better. I would highly recommend his services. I have always dreaded my neck adjustments in the past, but todays was much better, and i'm looking forward to his care.

Best adjustment in town. They have multiple servers for from physical therapy to functional…read moreneurology, oxygen therapy and massage. Their hours varies by date. Very friendly staff and super clean facility. I always fell so much better after a visit.

This is a wonderful place, and completely unknown by most of the thousands of drivers who pass this…read morelocation daily. The clinic specializes in hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or HBOT. The principle behind HBOT might sound familiar to you. Yes, a hyperbaric chamber is used by divers to recover from the bends, but it is used for so much more! HBOT is being used to treat autism, wound care, stroke, cerebral palsy, brain injury, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, lyme disease, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury and post-surgical healing, sports injuries and spinal injuries, just to name a few therapies. Why go through this? Injured tissue begins to heal when oxygen reaches it. Oxygen reaches tissue through blood cells, blood plasma, cerebral-spinal fluid and other body fluids. In order to promote healing, more oxygen promotes more tissue growth and the ability to carry away disease. At sea level, the pressure of air is measured at 1 atmosphere, or 1 atm. The weight of a 1" column of air, which is about 50 miles high, is 14.7 pounds per square inch. To reach the level of 2 atm, the weight of that same 1" column of air must be doubled. Since it isn't possible to extend earth's atmosphere to 100 miles,the simplest way to reach 2 atm (29.4 PSI) is through mechanical means. The equipment here is simple enough - an air-tight pressure vessel (a steel tank) an air compressor to build pressure and a supply of oxygen. The "diver" climbs into a large pressure tank, at WIHC, it is large enough for two people to sit in comfortably. The chamber is filled with compressed air until the diver reaches the prescribed depth. The diver wears a plastic helmet and breathes 100% oxygen for one hour. After breathing one hour of oxygen, the compressed air is released from the tank At 1 atm, the body inhales about 6 pounds of oxygen per day. At higher pressure, the body is forced to inhale more deeply. By introducing a pure oxygen atmosphere, for one hour, at a pressure of 2 atm, the body will inhale 2.4 pounds of oxygen! Red blood cells pick up this extra oxygen immediately and carry it to the body. HBOT patients tend to develop new arteries and capalaries. The net result is an increase in blood oxygen levels, as high as 2000% in some cases. Hyberbaric Oxygen Therapy is being used in numerous therapies. Experts are making tremendous headway with autism by using HBOT, it is used to treat brain injuries and in anticipation of surgeries where potential infections must be avoided. Athletes use HBOT to increase blood oxygen for stamina and to speed the healing of injuries. The Wisconsin Integrative Hyperbaric Center is one of the premier providers of HBOT in the area. For more information about HBOT, see the website of the International Hyperbarics Association http://www.hbot4u.com/ and the official website of the Wisconsin Integrative Hyperbaric Center. http://www.wisconsinhyperbarics.com/

These people are criminals! Charged my card $3200 and when my daughter couldn't have the treatment…read morebecause of issues with her ears they would not refund me. Ignored all my emails and phone calls!!!! Disgusting that they feel comfortable with steeling from a family with a special needs child When I complained about what they did on social media they blocked me.

Steve gets you out of pain. He is a good bone cracker. Man,…read morethis guy is weird though. He is a Chiropractor who specializes in Thyroid? Red flag. I suspect he relies heavily on Google and gets his money from the old folks who don't know any better.

I've been working with Dr. Puckette for about a year and a half. During this time I've learned so…read moremuch about my body and the triggers that cause inflammation within my body. I have an autoimmune disorder with symptoms of joint inflammation and pain. My goal when first meeting Dr. Puckette was to find a way to cope and heal from this autoimmune condition without having to go on prescription medication. The side of the Rx meds are scary. I've always managed my pain with OTC Ibuprofen or Aleve. But prior to meeting him, these OTC meds weren't enough to keep the pain managed. I knew that I wanted to find the root cause of why I'm in pain, and not just have a band aid fix.  I've since learned various foods were triggers to my joints becoming painful and inflammed. Within the first 3 to 4 months of working with Dr. Puckette I was able to develop my own personal diet which helps keep the inflammation down in my body. I learned what it feels like if I eat something I'm not suppose to eat (pain and inflammation return). My energy has increased while fatigue has decreased. I'm sleeping through the night almost every night (insomnia one night per month currently). I used to have insomnia about 5 of 7 nights a week. I've also learned what emotional and environmental exposures trigger inflammation. Dr. Puckette understands that we're human, we're emotional, food also is/can be emotional. As humans we make mistakes, but he stresses that these are learning opportunities to understand your own body's limits.  I've been taking the supplements he recommends and have reduced my Ibuprofen/Aleve intake to about 4 doses per week as opposed to 21 doses per week. I've noticed my digestion has increased tremendously and my body is becoming more efficient in processing nutrients. My brain is healing and I'm becoming more confident and sharper at thinking/memory/recall.  It has been a long journey, healing takes time.  It has been well worth it to avoid needing to be put on any Rx medication for pain or autoimmune conditions. My body is actually healing, naturally. This is such a small overview of the things I've learned. I highly recommend Dr. Puckette if you're looking for a way to heal naturally. Dr. Puckette is intelligent and has a passion for what he does. He celebrates your success with you and helps you through the difficult times. He has always been honest and upfront about his abilities in working with me and I greatly appreciate that.

My 12 year old daughter and I were trying to play basketball there was only 1/2 a court not taken…read moreby pickleball after about 15 minutes we get kick off so they could use all the courts in the Y to play pickleball there was not basketball courts at all for anyone to play on. This has been a on going problem for a while.

The Kettle Moraine YMCA branch located in West Bend at River Shores has been around for a few years…read morenow. It's a little surprising that this will be the first Yelp review of the facility. The location is an adults only YMCA and caters to the active seniors community. I've only visited one occasion thus far to check it out and I (mid 40's) was on the youthful side. The facility is in the excellently refurbished West Bend Company factory. There's a nearby coffee shop for the post workout and/or Tochi Ramen. There are plenty of workout machines and free weights in a comfortable atmosphere. The locker rooms are spacious & maintained nicely. Unlike the main Y branch you do need to provide your own lock, but with the age of the clientele I don't envision theft from lockers is much of a thing here. The shower stalls provide about twice the space in comparison to the main Y branch. The facility offers a sauna in the locker room. There is no pool or whirlpool. I hope a whirlpool is considered in any future expansion as I think it would fit in well with the adults only theme. The facility offers programming similar to the main Y branch, albeit in a smaller scale. A great downtown location and West Bend is lucky to be home to two YMCA facilities.

Sonia or Sophia ( young front desk person ) attempted to negotiate a price that was high for our…read moreThurs eve one night stay before returning home!. The price was around $ 200.00. the tx did not work in the room and I called n requested a 6 am wake up call. She told me she did not know how to set it up- therefore we never received the wake up call-go figure? - place was clean but very overpriced for what we got!

Worst stay ever. The bathroom shower was leaking, the astrophere is outdated, and the lock on the…read moredoor barely worked, and the carpet were damp when we walked in. But, i did like the pool and hot tub though. Also the amenities were cool too.