Kids have in-toeing so we come here for xrays and observe growth development on their legs. To be…read morehonest, I really wasn't looking forward to this visit because last year, it was such a huge confusing process, especially since it was new patient visit. Check in process has improved but not sure if it's because we are returning patient visit. You go to the front desk, check in at a computer and take a pager with you. Then they page you to a desk and do all the paper work there. After that, you sit down and wait to be called in to exam. They check vitals and then you proceed to exam room. Then you go from exam to xrays, then back to exam room for consult. We did not have to wait long after checking in or waiting in exam room to be seen, or wait long for X-rays, everything was pretty quick today so I was very happy about that. Shriners I believe requires a referral to be seen. Parents need to be on top of scheduling Shriners appointments and not procrastinate with scheduling these visits, you schedule these appointments well out in advance. It is important for families to ensure they come here on time because there are families who travel a lot further away to be seen. Depending the date of the visit, if there's a holiday, like Valentines, Shriners had a ton of toys and goodie bags to give to children from generous donors. I wasn't expecting this since we are outpatient visit. My kids were very happy with the goodies they got. Last time we were there, there were tons of free snacks at the lobby. It is a very kid friendly environment and the staff truly seem to enjoy working with children. They expect good commitment from volunteers too. I remember visiting Shriners years ago as a kid with my parents to make a visit to another family whose daughter flew in from Argentina to get orthopedic surgery at Shriners SLC. This family didn't really know anyone in Utah so through some networking, my parents (also from Arg) found out and we went to go visit them. We discovered they didn't have to pay for her surgery and stay. Children are taken care of here. Definitely consider making a donation to Shriners.

I cant say enough good things about this place. First it doesnt have that yucky hospital feel. My…read moreson gets so excited everytime we pull up her for a visit. The staff is so kind and helpful and some that have been there for years like Scott in the wheelchair department and Rick the head of the PT department are more like family at this point. They also always have something fun going on. The best is the wheelchair costumes at halloween time. Thank you Shriners for all you do.

I had a great experience on bring my special needs nephew last year to do his tooth surgery. he…read moredid great felt good after, drove back drink some Hawaiian juice, right wakes. amen .The teams are great I'm plan to do my tooth gums surgery with then. Thanks. Dirce Carlson,

I can't say nothing but great things about U of U Health. I came here October 13th to receive my…read morenew kidney. From the moment I stepped foot into the hospital, I was taken care of. Every doctor, every nurse to every one else in between that helped me recover did a fabulous job. The ICU nurses were attentive and caring. My nurses on the regular floor gave me a little more independence and freedom. My transplant doctor, Dr. Bluff has set the bar high for any other specialty doctor that helps me in the future. She was fantastic! My nephrologist, Dr. Jweehan was amazing! When you're going through your healing process, you deal with multiple nephrologists. Dr. Jweehan was my only nephrologist from the beginning til the end. She was the kindest, most passionate, most caring doctor. I'm happy that she was with me through the whole process. The facility is beautiful. It's a very big and stunning hospital. I appreciate that there's someone playing the piano in the lobby. It eases some of the stress I went through having to do labs multiple times a week. It was nice hearing such nice music while waiting for my name to be called. I stayed in Utah for 5 weeks. And every visit I had at this hospital was great. All the staff here is just nice. I think the only negative incidents that I had was a CNA kicking my husband and daughter out of my original recovery room and a gentleman who was dropping off my food. Other than that, my interactions with this hospital was fabulous. I couldn't recommend a better hospital to be taken care at. I have my 6 month check up on April. I look forward to coming back and seeing my doctors who took such great care of me.

Everything went smoothly, very efficient. Parking is inadequate. Inside and restrooms very clean…read more Check in and waiting time very short.

Have you ever heard medical staff arguing about the best way to check a patient in to make sure…read morethey aren't overcharged? I have. Here. I had an outpatient emergency surgery and couldn't believe the kindness, service and care I received. Nothing about my situation was easy for the staff but they made it work. People stayed late. They didn't treat me like an inconvenience they treated me like a friend and were a joy in a dark moment. I also had my first baby here and when given the choice am choosing to have my second here very soon. It is small and quiet. There are no bells and whistles and pianos. There are just people who have spent their careers here because they love it.

The staff is super friendly and willing to get you in early if there is a possibility. Usually no…read moreregular issues with appointments stacking up. Dr.s seem to take the time you need. Explaining things well and not pushing medication for everything. They offer a variety

In terms of the doctors and nurses, they're all great. The office and scheduling staff on the…read moreOB-GYN side, from what I saw during my wife's pregnancy were also very good. That was (and maybe still is) on the West side of the building. On the other (East) side of the building, things were more off the rails, from the staff, who apparently thought it was our pleasure to deal with them (it wasn't) to the doctor merry-go-round. It got to the point where we had to find another doctor for our son because we were so completely uncomfortable with the first one. This is a place that didn't really impress me at the onset and quickly degenerated into active distaste, not really helped by the building being quite dingy and the hallways claustrophobia-inducing. That I'm not prone to being claustrophobic should give you an accurate measure of things.

Dr. Brown and Kennedy at the front desk are both very kind and helpful. I like this office!read more

I received excellent care here. Everyone from reception to the medical assistants to my doctor was…read morekind, professional and helpful. I've been coming here for years and have never had a negative experience. I feel like I'm in good and caring hands

I have gone to Planned Parenthood for many healthcare reasons. Every time I go the staff is…read moreconcerned for my well being no matter what I have come for. I came in to get information on birth control for my sister because she was afraid to get it herself. The staff were so interested in helping my sister make the best choices for herself. They told me about everything she could do to get help if she was struggling financially. They told me about a 3 year supply of birth control the government will pay for if she qualifies. They gave me pamphlets and recommended some good books I could buy for my sister too. Please give this place a chance, they want to help.

From the owner: Visit Planned Parenthood for STI/STD testing and treatment, pregnancy testing, birth control,…read morecancer screening and prevention, abortion, emergency contraception (the morning after pill), gender-affirming hormone therapy and sexual and reproductive health care.

While Intermountain care helps with basic necessities and overall healthcare they are absolutely…read moreterrible with customer service. I have come here multiple times for assistance, and so far my experince wasn't so terrible until I experince the front desk calling experince and it was terrible. I am not coming back to this place, and I wouldn't reccomend anyone else to come here either.

I know the reviews here vary, but I have really liked the primary care here at Salt Lake Clinic…read more Kenneth Melton and associated staff are great. The MA and nurses are awesome. Appointments almost always run on-time. I don't feel rushed. Thank you!

During my last visit to the hospital I was diagnosed with sleep apnea. I was told I would need a…read moreBi-PAP machine to keep me from dying (I had already been in a coma as a result of Co2 buildup). Preferred Homecare is the company that was to supply this life saving machine to me. I have a 18 month contract that is costing me personally 165.17 average per month. I also found out that Preferred Homecare is billing and being paid 1600.00 average per month for O2 services and my Bi-PAP. When you do the math this 18 month contract comes out to be over 30,000.00 dollars for a machine that sells retail for 2,400.00. I see that as price gouging and taking advantage of a desperate need for medical equipment. It's a no-brainer to understand that "out of need" the medical profession both hospitals and providers are taking advantage of a patients need for medical devices or services. I called United Health and was given the run-around when I brought this up. I hope to be in contact with the Provider Relations Department of AARP United Health to discuss what feels like a gross over payment for goods and resolve this so I can update this as a satisfied customer.

I've been going to the VA Salt Lake City Health Care System at the George E. Wahlen Veterans…read moreHospital for six years now. I had a couple of surgeries there and I have no complaints. I served in the United States Air Force so this is where I get medical treatment. They offer many services for homeless veterans. They have a facility like a hotel on the campus called the Fisher House for families of veterans to stay in while their veteran gets patient care for extended care needs. They have an apartment complex called the Valor House for homeless veterans and veterans struggling with substance abuse problems to live in temporarily. God bless our veterans! Thank you for your service.

Went to the ER for a fever of 105 and was left in a room for over an hour and a half before someone…read morechecked in on me and asked if I needed anything. I asked her for some Tylenol and water...never saw her again. Three hours I was discharged. This is when the ER was almost empty, I can't imagine how awful it would be if they were busy. I only recommend going her if your life depends on it, even then you'll probably end up dying while waiting for a nurse.

Uninformed Judgement of doctors by patients is not helpful; but uninformed judgement of the…read morepatients by Dr's not educated in this disease causes unmeasured HARM‼ A word to the disappointed patients...who're tempted to take it out on the Dr/s in a negative review; by a patient who's discouraged, but hoping ... We're biting the hand that could heal you!1.This debilitating disease (or disease group) is very difficult to diagnose & treat, bc we don't have all the facts YET. 2. It's still a pretty new one just beginning to be researched (by med. standards). ...we're still in the infancy of its' discovery & research, critical for solutions! 3. Many pieces of the puzzle are yet to be discovered & understood. 4. The fact that this center is here trying to help & researching it to find more info for us is an amazing gift! 5. Many patients are patronized & made to feel like hypochondriacs by confused gen. practitioners or Dr's in other fields; leading to years or even a lifetime of frustration & pain without any help. 6. In the beginning of finding medical knowledge in ANY disease, it's obviously poorly understood...leaving Dr's to struggle finding relief for their patients until a 'cure' is discovered. Yet relief of symptoms is critical. Researching elusive diseases is the only way to discover help. For example cancer: there is no one sure cure, but there are many doctors working to alleviate symptoms or give care that could possibly help, or not.

One of the most knowledgeable and helpful practices working in the field of (ME/CFS) Myalgic…read moreEncephomylitis Aka Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other fatiguing illnesses. Lucinda Bateman has been working in this field for nearly 3 decades, since her days as a medical Student at Johns Hopkins when her sister fell ill and eventually died of a difficult to diagnosis illness. She is one of the leading practitioners in the US and is respected world wide by her peers. Because there are so few doctors appropriately trained or experienced with this illness early on her clinic developed on line access to library and videos. For Covid 19 survivors looking for answers, this clinic will provide a reach resource and will work with your doctor to recognize the elusive but devastating changes your body is undergoing. GOOD LUCK! FYI wear kooky socks I support of patients.