After more than a few awkward, desensitized and overwhelmed OB's I finally found Ryan…read more He is kind and caring. I recommend him to any and everyone I know. Everyone in his office treats me like I'm their old friend. I can't say enough good things about him or his staff.

Dr Ryan Jones is extremely knowledgeable which is displayed in every session he quotes all global…read morestudies, research. The problem is that he fails to address patients needs that is LOCAL before him. Answers are generic, non specific, yet is a long drawn out answer regarding Ohio State and John Hopkins case studies. Concerns or problems that occurred a week after radiation are brushed under the carpet with more non-patient specific research. When it came to these complaints -suddenly medical field was "precise" and concerns/ problem were simplified and ultimately disregarded. Other than radiation complications- medical field is ever evolving daily, which is event with his entire session quoting new studies. IT's frustration trying to get him to focus and give a direct answer. What good is knowledge of no one understands anything you say? Cancer is so sensitive that EFFECTIVE communication is essential.

Sure, he's a fair physician, and his bedside manner is great…read more He ignored a half-decade problem and REFUSED TO RUN TESTS even after we begged him for help because of a stereotype. My husband went in asking for a hormone panel because he's been exhausted. Poor sleep. Fighting fit, but 0 sex drive. Completely exhausted after exercise. It's been affecting him as a father, and he tries SO hard. SO we asked Dr. Hardman to help figure out what's wrong. After a lot of research, it was clear that it was likely hormonal and fixable, but when we asked him to just CHECK on it, he refused, because husband is a soldier, and apparently soldiers try to fake tests or ask for testosterone supplements for muscle gain. And, yes, that happens, but what happens when someone who really needs help goes into something dangerous, or even just long and difficult and has to do it tired, because a doctor refused to help? And, not even to test? At all? Not even to look? I'm disappointed. I'm angry. This isn't healthy.

Dr. Hardman DO, is a physician that I recommend for seniors like me! I'm 73 years old and I trust…read morehim to do all he can to be my "partner" in my health care so I may live a quality senior life! Thank you Dr. Hardman Doug Nilson

When in person, they're great. They answer your questions and really care about your overall health…read moreand mental wellbeing. However, they are pretty bad with their reception of calls and their response to medical questions. I had an issue that was ongoing and very scary for me. It was due to a birth control and I wanted answers about what I needed to do and if a different birth control would be better. The phone reception is awful and takes forever to get a hold of anyone. Then I was told several times my doctor or a nurse was going to call me back and I never got a call. This kind of back and forth went on for a week (after I was already experience this issue for 2 weeks). I don't like being treated like I don't matter and like my medical questions are just going to get pushed to the side. I really thought this would be my gyno for years to come but I may rethink that now.

It saddens me to have to leave this review - I was placed on…read morethe nexplannon. Everything went great until the first time it needed to be replaced. The incision was made too large for the replacement which caused an infection and the nexplannon to slip out. After this incident I still continued with my care through them. I had it placed in my other arm. It comes time to get it replaced again beginning March of this year. When replacing it they had informed me the one being replaced had migrated a bit. After the replacement I noticed you can see the nexplannon bulging through the skin (too close to the surface) with an ache ive never experienced. I called with my concern and after 3 calls back my answer was that this is normal and to take ibuprofen and Tylenol. I knew this wasnt right as this is now my 4th time having it placed. I work in healthcare myself and had one of our Nurse Practitioners take a look. She stated to make an appointment ASAP and get it out. I will not return to legacy as I have felt unheard and pushed to the side. I have made an appointment with Dr. Jensen in Salt Lake City to take over my care. Legacy please do better.

Dr. Jones has been my GP since I moved to Utah. He takes time with his patients, listens and…read moreensures that each patient is taken care of appropriately. Dr. Jones will have your best interest and his practice runs like a well oiled machine. He is the best dr in salt lake and he will always be our family dr.

If your looking for good doctor then Michael Jones at Jordan river medical is not the one…read more They over charge and give medications on prescriptions just for the kick backs from the pharmaceutical companies. His nurse is this old bag and is very rude to people and is uncompassionate towards the patients I would advise anyone looking for a doctor to think twice. They even threatened to take me to collections Over a 136.00 doller bill that they said was unpaid when it was.

Doctor Whiting is absolutely amazing. He treated me as a child and now treats my own children! Such…read morea warm, caring and knowledgeable doctor. The staff he employs is always kind and helpful. Lynette at the reception is extremely friendly and always acknowledges my children. They love to visit even if they get shots, because they leave feeling so good about themselves. This is a great office for both English and Spanish speakers.

I've been taking my kids here for 11 years. A couple of my kids had serious issues the first few…read moreyears of life and he was able to get to the bottom of what was going on. Dr. Whiting came to the ER one night to check on my son. He goes above and beyond. So grateful for him!

I'm just starting my diagnosis and treatment with this group, but I want to share my journey with…read morethem to share cost, experience, process & plan of treatment. First- I'm not into hippie & I'm not into non proven medical practices, but I'm also open to non traditional practices. I'm not rich so a doctor outside of my insurance was a little scary. Whatever I pay towards feels like a gamble. I had great reviews for this office and both Dr. Peterson and Seibold. I'm still taking my time to trust they can cure me but so far my experience's been positive. Details of a few areas below. 1) customer experience: Office manager Meghan/ Megan was soooo sweet & also soo knowledgeable. Even after my appt with the doc, she answered in-depth medication questions I expected the doc to only know. She wasn't B'sing either. 2) Blood work & check in done by Vicki/Vicky. It was the smoothest & painless I've done. I usually pass out or get dizzy. She warmed a pad for me, chairs were comfy & she was so sweet. 3) Dr. Seibold sat with me an entire hour! Ok that alone was such a valuable experience. someone care and listen. I've felt so passed off by Dr. Berman at Uof U. but Seibold shared that even when he practiced in traditional medicine he would have passed me along too because that's how they are taught so they don't know other forms of treatment for bacterial, nuero, fungal viral etc. Seibold said he's been practicing more whole body care integrative medicine for a few yrs but used to be a traditional nuts & bolts type doc. Lyme journey I've gone the traditional route was referred by my GP at UofU for a lumber puncture & MRI even though I've been sick for so long. He saw the tick that bit me & still didn't order tests. I may spend less here than what I'd pay for normal out of pocket limit with my insurance, which is 9k. I think I could save money too if I lower my current premium with my insurance.; if these treatments work. I'm still at the testing but I'll report back to share info on future experiences. Seibald shared science backed options that were non traditional and also uses traditional approaches for Lyme, such as antibiotics. Now these treatments aren't cheap but so far I'm thinking it will be less than my out of pocket limit. They have things I didn't need like weight loss stuff but they didn't make me feel bad for not being into or needing it. Just stay your course. They do a lot of stuff and don't get sucked into any up sell unless you are financially fluid. Insurance: Most things are not covered by insurance, but they will try to help get tests covered if possible.

I highly recommend Dr. Seibold as a functional medicine doctor and all around great provider. I…read morefound out about Forum Health and Dr. Peterson originally, through hearing numerous positive things within the Lyme and tic-born illness community. It is very difficult to get appropriate diagnoses and treatment of late stage Lyme, mold toxicity, tic-born illness, and common co-occuringI infections and disorders. Dr. Seibold, Dr. Peterson's colleague, had openings so I met with him. I am 55 and have had a lifetime of various physical illnesses that run the gammut from acne to chronic sinusitis to ruptured discs. He is one of the best doctors I have ever been to (CA and UT). He is kind, calm, respectful, and professional but approachable. He is fully present in the room when he is with you and makes sure that you have everything you need in hand when you leave (as you know this is unfortunately rare). He listens carefully and explains complex medical concepts in a way that respects your intelligence but also makes them easy to digest. I am facing 5-6 debilitating diagnoses that are complicated to treat and include mental health components. Both he and all of the staff have shown me an amazing amount of patience and compassion. I dont have enough good things to say about him and the staff from the front desk, medical assistants to the phlebotomist.

The moment doctor Crump walked in I felt comfort in his presence and in his smile. I don't…read moretypically enjoy having to visit the doctor or dentists office. Much like every other human, so it's an experience when you have to change your pcp. He is a professional in every sense of the word, and very easy going. Doctor Crump took the time to ask me about my upbringing, home life, aspirations, reason for my visit, etcetera. He isn't concerned with the amount of patients waiting. His main focus is to know his patients personally and to treat them to the best of his ability. I recommend him for everyone :) big and small.

Miss diagnosed multiple times and it cost me thousands of dollars just to find out I was fineread more

I love my doctor here at Granger Medical! My doctor is Dr. John Moore! He is amazing the way he…read morelistens and offers suggestions to help you start to feel better when you are not feeling well. His bed side manner is AMAZING! And his all around concern for me and my family is exceptional! Highly recommend him for anyone who is looking for a great doctor!