It's hard to give 5 stars to a place that you basically paid to torture you, but alas, the deserved…read moreshould not go un-Yelped. Without going into all the gory details, I have vein disease from standing on my feet 10 hours a day as a hairdresser. Enter Intermountain Vein Center. I decided to have treatment done before my problem became severe or painful, and they helped me figure everything out with insurance and got me in right away. I have never had any kind of surgery, so let's be honest, I was terrified for the laser treatments. Everyone at this office is incredibly kind and accommodating, and I thought that even before I took the Valium. The doctor explained everything to me and there was a nurse in the room basically just to make sure I was comfortable. You even get to watch tv! Which is good because you aren't as focused on the laser obliterating your leg veins. They have someone on call 24/7 in case you have any questions or need anything (aka narcotic painkillers) after treatment. If you need any of the treatments they offer here, I highly recommend them. They are professional, timely, personable, and make an uncomfortable experience as easy as possible.

I'm a man with bad veins in my lower legs. My sister had major problems with varicose veins years…read moreago and so it kind of runs in the family. I wanted to get mine taken care of before they got really bad. I'm so glad I did. My bulging veins are gone and so is the pain and discomfort. The Intermountain Vein Center worked wonders with me. The staff and doctors are all very friendly, helpful, and professional. They address any concerns you may have. I had 2 types of treatment done on mine and experienced very little discomfort afterwards. I would recommend this to anyone having problems with veins. Also very helpful with working through the insurance headaches.

The Central Utah Surgical Billing department is a NIGHTMARE! I was very angry at the HIGH…read morepressure, to the level of bullying of the woman who INSISTED, no DEMANDED that we pay our insurance out of pocket up front before surgery. My insurance company has told me that my obligation to pay is on the remainder amount AFTER it has been submitted and the insurance company has paid the negotiated, contracted amount. NOT to pay up front. I told your clerk this and she refused to hear it. She would not allow my surgery to begin until she had received 50% payment and a payment plan set up and signed. I felt pressured and very bullied! All while in a very vulnerable situation. I was nervous for my procedure and in a HOSPITAL GOWN. Is this how you run your business?!?!?!? I just got off the phone with my insurance company (DMBA), and they confirmed that I was not obligated to pay upfront. IT IS A NEGOTIATED ITEM WITH THE INSURANCE COMPANY that I am responsible for my out-of-pocket max AFTER the insurance has paid. YOU BROKE CONTRACT with this behaviour. Nursing and medical staff were wonderful but sadly Billing department overshadowed everything else positive and I will not be having any other procedures here again.

I am very happy with Central Utah Surgical Center. They go above and beyond to help you feel…read morecomfortable and safe, during your procedure. I highly recommend them. Special shout out to Jenn and Angie for taking care of me.

lengthy wait time, exam less than 2 minutes, lots of labs, no results. without knowing anything of…read moremy lifestyle or medical history I was instructed, via patient portal posted close to a year later, to take aspirin and don't eat junk food. being GF, having a soy allergy I don't eat processed food (junk), with the inflammation the RA and neuropathy causes and type2 diabetes, I don't eat sugar. If he had looked at my medical records, he would have known my nephrologist had taken me off of aspirin a year before as my CKD was at stage 4. He didn't question my being celiac, when or how I was dx or anything else. As instructed to bring in for my appt all my illnesses, doctors, notes and dates. I did; he didn't take the time to even look. I had to cancel a f/p appt because I had CABG 4+. I have to agree with another review I read...take it for what it's worth!

I have had a wonderful experience here with Dr. Call. He is a good man and I trust his medical…read moreopinion. He did a great job helping me to feel better and overcome some issues I was facing. He worked hard to really understand what I was going through and how I was feeling. He answered all of my questions. The office itself is always very busy. But the staff has always been polite. I would have given them 5 stars, but sometimes they can get backed up quite a bit. One time they got behind by about an hour or so which was kind of annoying. And they are usually booked out a good 6 weeks. I do appreciate that they have a lab in the building, so if you ever need blood work done, it is right there. Overall, I will for sure be going here for all my rheumatology needs.

I love this office! I am shocked by the bad reviews. Their whole staff is amazing. They work hard!…read moreSo appreciative of Doctor Grover. She hasn't joined a big group of doctors because she cares about her patients and providing better care to them. She wants to be there for them. She delivered my first. It was an amazing experience. She is very kind and attentive. I had an unmediated birth at the hospital. I did end up being induced but she never pressured me. She always explained everything in great detail. Sometimes it's a longer wait for her but that's because she cares! Im so thankful for a great OBGYN in Utah county.

My appointment was so awful I'm having to switch to a new doctor…read more I have been a regular gynecological patient of Utah Valley OBGYN for the past decade. My husband and I have been doing Invitro to get pregnant for almost 2 years, a total of 6 years trying and we finally are in the midst of a successful pregnancy and this office made me feel shamed and acted like they had never worked with anyone who had been through infertility struggles before. First I was required to set up an appointment to "confirm the pregnancy" even though my IVF doc has done that 4 separate times throughout the first 8 weeks of my pregnancy with a urine test, blood work, and ultrasound. I asked why and they said it was "procedure" and that I had to do it before continuing any treatment. When I got to their office they proceeded to have me pee in a cup, though they explained nothing to me as to why I was doing this. Then they put me in a room and I waited for over 30 minutes, while terribly nauseous and having hot flashes and when the nurse practitioner finally came in she proceeds to get bugged with me because I can't tell her when my last period was (I didn't have this information because of IVF, it had been awhile) and she acts like she's never dealt with this situation before and complains that she doesn't know how to fill out my paperwork. Why are there not fields to fill on my medical paperwork in this scenario? Her complaints, confusion, strangely timed pauses and sighs made me feel judged and unwelcome. Even though I'm just as pregnant and in need of care as all their other patients. At this point she notices I'm about to be sick, gets me a barf bag and says she'll be right back. Another 30 minutes passes. She then comes in and says they have to give me a Pap smear and pelvic exam while there because I was due for one and proceeded to be extremely rough and it was very painful. Although I mentioned my concerns after recently have a subchorionic hemorrhage, had just gotten off of bed rest/pelvic rest, and was experiencing cramping. My concerns were brushed aside, and no explanation was communicated. I also came to that appointment with questions about some medications I had been using prior to becoming pregnant, that their office had prescribed, and she said she would help me find out if I could continue them but left the room again and never came back. She also told me she would set me up with the billing lady to strategize next steps after my appointment because we recently changed insurance and I was having to do a lot of self pay. Obviously since i never saw her again, that didn't happen either. After awhile, I got dressed sat in the room for another moment before sticking my head out and asking if I was finished and I was told by a medical assistant that I wasn't and that she'd come get me in a few minutes. Then they came to take me back to the labcorp specialist so pay a second bill that I was not anticipated as I called ahead to ask what the total cost of the appointment was and had already paid that amount when I arrived. This second bill made the total double what I was told. I still wasn't told what any of this was for and whether or not my pregnancy had been confirmed by them. So from my perspective I paid twice as much as promised while receiving absolutely awful care and being at their office for a total of 2 1/2 hours since I arrived. After I left I was feeling weird about things and I called them asking about the urine test and they said it did confirm I was pregnant but continued to make me feel weird cause they "couldn't confirm how far along I was" even though I told him multiple times with accuracy. And asked them to request my records from my IVF specialist prior to our appointment so they could be up to speed. Obviously this was another area I was ignored. I called yesterday to cancel my future appointments and that I would be changing to a new doctor and the receptionist said they would be in touch for billing us for the record transfer. It seems like this office cares way more about the dollar than actual patient care. And after the struggle it's been to get to this point in my pregnancy and just getting pregnant and all the trauma that comes with the difficulties of IVF I just can't afford to subject myself to further mistreatment. But guess I still have to pay for doing what's right for my body, my mental health, and my baby. DO NOT USE THIS OFFICE. FIND ANOTHER DOCTOR. Period.

Super sick in the morning so I googled urgent care and found precision medical care. It said closed…read moreon Tuesday but on Apple Maps it said closed on Wednesday. So I went to the website and it said open Monday through Friday 9 AM. I walked and saw the door said open Monday through Friday. So I called because the door was locked and they said they were closed. Why does the website say open on Tuesdays. I even requested an appointment on Tuesday 30 minutes before visiting. Go to Provo revere health.

I had an appointment with Barry Clanton. We talked a little about stress and we talked about the…read morekids...I explained my struggles with my 9 year old son who has severe ADHD...He told me of his own struggles with his 19 year old... He proceeded to tell me the following: 1. "You better settle up with this fact right now...that kid is never going to college." 2. "I know what you are going through....it's a bitch isn't it?" 3. "You think it's bad now, you ain't seen nothing until he hits 14 or 15...You'll have to have your husband knock him down a few pegs." 4. "The best thing you can hope for is that he takes on a trade job and you can get him out of your house as soon as he hits 18." This is only a FEW of the things this "Doctor" told me from his personal experience..... Words can't describe my disgust.

Revere in Salem has saved my life. Mostly because of Lindsay Seaver and her nurses. The facility is…read morebeautiful, clean and Lindsay is the best. I came to her with issues that I've had for years and she is the only one who has cared enough to give me the care I needed. AMAZING.

My mom and sister use revere health. I gave them a try. I showed up early to my appointment, as…read morerequested. I filled out the paperwork and made my $25 copay. I waited over an hour past my appointment time to be seen. The girl that took blood had to give up on one arm and try the other (I have never had problems with people taking blood before). The real disaster though is their billing department. What a joke! They took $10 of my copay and put it towards the blood draw - instead of billing the insurance for it. I got 3 statements from them all saying I made of payment of $15 and still owed them $10. I called and talked to the incompetent billing department each time with reassurances that it had been fixed, and I wouldn't be hearing from them again. I even got the statement from my health insurance company indicating they had been billed for the $10 (finally) and that it was covered. I was more than a little upset when a 4th statement came in the mail today again saying I had only made a $15 payment and still owed them $10. I called and spoke to someone in the supervisor department. I have once again been reassured that it's been fixed, and I shouldn't see a statement from them again. I will never return to any revere health operated facility again!