Okay, time to give some Coddles to a very special Medical Person.. I have had to face the fact that…read moreslowly but surely, I am getting older, and as I do, all those injuries I thought nothing about in my early Police Days, are slowly but surely rearing their ugly head at me, and causing HELL with my day to day life. Especially in the Winter. My regular Doctor told me about Deb Kiley, so I reluctantly went to her office. Best move I have made since finding J. Little as my Doctor. Deb took a look at this poor old Cyborg body and new I was in trouble. Since going to her my quality of life has improved, I can move around alot more, and she always has a "Good Medical Idea" for my ailment's am very thankful she took me as a patient. If you live up here, and suffer from alot of discomfort during the Winter months, then get your ass in to see Deb. She is one in a million, and Alaska is lucky to have her...(Don't tell her I wrote this, she might think I like her or something....:)

Need to hire better medical receptionists with better attitudes, I came in since my calls were…read morebeing ignored and they wouldn't give me a chance to speak but instead put me on hold twice, it was faster to drive in before they answered the phone-- That's terrible, I walked in while hanging up the phone. -- Then they still refused to help me and said "They'd call me back" I was merely trying to FOLLOW UP since the provider had called and asked for a call back, frankly NO MY PAIN HAS NOT GONE AWAY I really wanted to give them a piece of my mind, it wasn't even busy there was two receptionists and one patient being checked in.

My daughter was not feeling great on Sunday so I looked on the preferred provider list for Aetna…read moreand this was the nearest urgent care clinic. When we arrived there were two other patients in the reception area waiting to be called back. After about 20 minutes of paperwork she was taken back to do her vitals then shown to an exam room to wait for the doctor. When I say wait I do mean wait. We checked in at 10:40 am the doctor walked in the room the first time at 12:42 pm. She was very efficient and had a good repoire with my daughter. While the staff is friendly the overall time spent at the clinic made my already grumpy and sick teenager grumpier which in turn got me grumpy. Not sure if they can beef up and have two doctors on staff over the weekend but wow...that was a long time to be seen.

TL:DR - If you're okay with a doctor and ER team that's going to treat a patient who is passing a…read morekidney stone (that has been diagnosed by their team!) as though they are drug seeking narcotics, and isn't going to pay attention to details, and won't make good on the issues that their own department creates, then this is certainly the place for you. Full rant below: If you have options for your ER visit look elsewhere. My husband and my experience with Dr. Sami T Ali and the ER department was less than spectacular. We are very frustrated as it was made clear that we were going to fly home to California shortly after our midnight ER visit for his first kidney stone. The prescription that was given to us wasn't even dated, and none of the pharmacies here will take it without a check mark over the qty as well. Well, we're all human and make mistakes at 12 in the morning (I certainly didn't catch it), so I called the ER in hopes that they could just send the prescription digitally to the pharmacy, but apparently they can't. So because of this team's incompetency we're up a creek unless we go to another urgent or emergency care to see another doctor in the interim since nobody is open on the weekends. Who likes having money anyway right? There's some things that aren't their fault. I get it, you deal with drug seeking patients constantly in an ER, and it's not exactly this hospital's fault that the controlled substance processes are broken because of this, but at the end of the day you are a medical facility. In a medical facility details ALWAYS MATTER. If you were really that worried then why not test the blood that you took?? You can clearly see if this is just an addict trying to get their fix, or if this is someone who is clean and just trying to get through a painful process. So, as stated in my top summary, if you're okay with a doctor and ER team that's going to err on the side that a patient who is passing a kidney stone (OW!) of guilty until proven innocent for trying to treat their pain, and isn't going to pay attention to details, and won't make good on the issues that their own department creates, then this is certainly the place for you.

I went today due to a stomach flue that has lasted over a week. Most nurses were nice and doctor…read morewas awesome. This one nurse was cold and had an attitude towards me. Maybe because he felt I shouldn't be in ER for just a stomach flue. But I really felt like I was dying. Not to be too overly dramatic. .

Sandra is thoughtful, thorough and I feel like we have time to cover all of my concerns.read more

Excellent clinic with caring and knowledgeable staff. Everyone is professional, friendly, and truly…read morefocused on patient care. The provider takes time to listen and explain everything clearly. The office is clean, organized, and welcoming. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone looking for outstanding medical care.

The nearly expired wraps are on point. Asian chicken wrap spicy peanut aioli is to die for. The…read morehalf muffins are delish. Half poppyseed half chocolate? Uh... hell yes!

When you first enter the emergency room you are treated kindly, and the doctors are nice. But the…read morenursing staff are fine ignorant, rude, and impatient. They pressure you into answering all their questions like your a burden to them, and it is not pleasant. If you have a serious medical emergency I would recommend another place other then providence.

Horrifically bad. Every ortho/neuro evaluation by the doctor was rushed and not completed…read morecorrectly, and the injection was the WORST pain I have ever experienced in my life, and did absolutely nothing to help my chronic pain. I was offered zero sedation for the procedure-- it was only once they'd already done it that they asked why I didn't opt for sedation. Because you didn't offer it!!! Once I got to my car, they called and were scolding me for "walking out," even though the tech had said I was good to go. I was treated like a non-compliant patient the rest of the time I waited. My appointment was also at noon, and they didn't pull me back to start the injection until 1:30. Every experience I have had here was terrible and I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. I have ZERO idea how they have good reviews. This doctor does not care one bit about his patients and treats everyone like an inconvenience.

Limped in for my first appointment. Could hardly walk. Doctor Urban treated my pain and after a…read moreMRI found severe stenosis I was referred to Apex Neurosurgery where microsurgery was performed to relieve my stenosis. I highly recommend this doctor and staff!

I'll start by saying, I have been to AMS Urgent care a handful of times and have always had a great…read moreexperience with the front desk staff. They are professional and kind. My most recent trips I worked with Doctor Elizabath Clawson and she has spoiled the experience for me. I likely will not be returning again. I went in, knowing what was wrong with me and looking for a urinalysis to confirm so I could be medicated. Before the testing was even complete the Doctor, rather matter of fact, diagnosed me with two things that were completely outlandish. Once the 1st round of testing came back she was confirmed to be wrong. Then she again diagnosed me with another issue that was outlandish and urged me to go to the ER. Days later testing came back and what I knew to be the issue was the issue. If I hadn't met her one time previously and learned how she behaved I would have been scared to death and in tears. A doctor is supposed to be supportive with the goal of achieving care rather than the goal of sparking fear and diagnosing with no solid facts or evidence. She told me I was pregnant before a test was even complete. I was not pregnant and that shouldn't be the go to prognosis when a woman is in pain.

AMS is my go-to urgent care clinic. Everyone there is super nice and friendly. The doctors and…read morePA's are very thorough, knowledgeable and helpful. I recommend going to them before the ER if it's not a life threatening condition and you want to be seen in a timely manner.

Made an appointment and walked right in…read more Provider was Shoshanna and she was terrific! She took the time to listen to my concerns and addressed everything. We received a large discount for paying in full at time of service. (We do not have insurance - thanks Obummacare for jacking up the rates.). This is a great place to get established with a Medicare provider if you are aging into that program.

I have nothing but wonderful things to say about MyHealth clinic. It was my first appointment with…read morethem, they got me in the next day - only spent ~5 minutes in the waiting room. The provider that I saw Dr. Shannon Hansen was so patient, wanted to know my full history, asked me great questions so she can better help me. You could tell she really cared about my health and longevity, did blood work, got my old records, full family history. The front desk was sweet, professional, and you could tell very good at their jobs. They made sure I had everything that I needed and knew exactly what to do before I left. Everyone was very helpful, friendly, accommodating. I have never had "a provider" before, always bounced around between dr.'s; until now! I wont get better care anywhere else. I felt heard, and taken care of.

I think people in Anchorage are lack of people skills in communicating with their customers and…read morepatrons. First day arrival in midtown was being yelled at by a cashiers at a pizza franchise and few days later at this medical facility, the intake staff was fine in fact she explained what gonna happened if i go into surgery room. But the security guard was really rude not only to me but to other patients. That guy i think he was Native if not Mexican (info provide in order to id him, he is not skinny) is very inconsiderate you know you got hired in medical field you learn how to communicate kindly with visitors and patients.

I've been to other hospitals here in Anchorage & this is the worst to try & find a parking spot,…read morethere are at least 500 parking spots here with over 400 dedicated to the handicap or elderly the only spot available I found was in the parking garage all the way to the top, not to mention I drove to 3 different buildings to find my PT appt. That nobody knows where they're located. This is not an exaggeration, all the parking here is for the handicap or elderly, I've never seen such a screwed up parking area. If I could give a zero star for the parking lot I would, the Dr's here are great although

Thankfully I did not have to visit the Alaska Native Medical Center as a patient! It was suggested…read moreby a friendly transit driver in Anchorage to visit the medical center for its artwork. Naturally we were limited to certain areas because of Covid but the Alaska Native Medical Center still did not disappoint. On the walls and as I understand it, there's an actual museum for art it is depicts and made by Native Americans. If you were unable to visit there are some photos posted on their website. If you are ever in Anchorage Alaska and have a little time on your hands I suggest a visit just for the art!

If you can go anywhere else but here do it. The receptionists are extremely rude, unhelpful,…read moreinexperienced and unorganized in the most unprofessional ways. Just today I had 4 dental receptions actively laugh, point, and mock me for asking for a work note which took 3 separate times because of the unprofessional, unnecessary, and sarcastic details they decided to include, It takes MONTHS to get a simple appointment with no reminder or conformation texts to calls, and if they do, they don't give adequate information. If you have the misfortune of having an appointment with them arrive at least 30 minutes early to deal with their disorganization.