I have the need to visit about once a year for some respiratory issues and this visit was no…read moredifferent. Dr Elmer takes the time to go through all the steps knowing that it's most likely the same issues as always but wants to be 100% sure. Well sure enough, this visit showed some additional symptoms (which I hadn't noticed much). Long soft short: Dr Elmer was thorough as always and diagnosed the issue and came up with treatment plan. I was in an out in less than 40 minutes (which included a 10min albuterol treatment), with a liquid steroid and a 10 day supply of antibiotics all for $180.00. Had I gone to my GP, this easily would've been over $500. We're very fortunate to have Dr Elmer and his staff here in the Heber Valley!!!!

Great service. Love this establishment…read more Love the doctors and staff. Don't know what else to say to be able to post the review.

Care quality was amazing, fast and professional. Friend needed stitches, and was not told to go…read moreelsewhere. They staff treated us well and were incredibly friendly and kind. The best part is this, any ER elsewhere would have taken at least 3-4 times as long not to mention the drive. Probably worth driving up the canyon rather than going to a normal ER. Dr. Matt and Nurse Shannon where epic.

If you're injured on the mountain, having urgent care on site is so helpful. With an hour of my son…read morebreaking his arm, he was assessed and in a soft cast. They were so nice and caring.

I was very surprised in reading the other reviews. My experience with Dr. Carroll was great! I…read morerecently moved to Utah from Texas and needed to find a good primary care doctor. I read his credentials and spoke to several locals. With this positive feedback, I decided to book an initial patient appointment. Dr. Carroll was friendly and took his time in getting to know me and my medical history. He answered all of my questions and explained things to me that either I had previously received wrong information or didn't understand well. I was extremely pleased with his professionalism and kind, caring attitude. I found myself a doctor! His office staff was also wonderful. His front office staff member, LeeAnn, bent over backwards to help get me with my insurance company while most other office staff members would have just said, "Sorry, your insurance company doesn't accept us" and that would have been it. This kind of customer service is rare.

I am a cancer patient and have been to MANY Drs. The first thing Dr. Carrol let me know was that he…read morewas in a hurry. (Reminded me of that 3 times during my short appt.) I had several issues I needed to talk to him about but he said he only had time for one of them....and he couldn't possibly address the others without some testing. Great...but he didn't really want to bother with doing that. 'We could"....He seemed annoyed and bothered that I was taking up his time. Never smiled, never seemed concerned for my welfare and didn't offer any future care or recommendations. Unfortunately, it was a waste of my time and money...and felt the worse for it.

What a great Place to Recover. Every therapist is kind and very knowledgeable. There goal here is…read moreto get you better so you may go out and enjoy your life and not have to keep coming back. Assistants Kroft and Marley are two that go above and beyond and make the patients feel welcome everyday. I highly recommend Wasatch Physical therapy if you are looking for anwsers and help with recovery. and Oscar :)

Impersonal and made my knee worse. Owner called to follow up but at my next visit after having…read moresevere pain and more immobility I was met with (from the pt I had been seeing the previous visits) "and what brings you in again?" Wouldn't recommend for any pt rehab

So I was in the E.R. There was a vet named Lucas working on suicide watch that day. we talked, we…read morebounded. that's my brother in my heart.

BEWARE!!! They will violate federal protections to try and make you pay more. This company is…read morecorrupt and fraudulent. I had a mental health crisis which is protected by federal law. The support staff is rude and unhelpful. Down with corruption and those who perpetuate it. Free the people!!!

Went here for some back pain and all they are really interested in is making a buck. I got passed…read morearound to a different PT each time I went and the billing was all over the place. They misdiagnosed, over charged and it took months to have it corrected. Plus, there was nothing they did I couldn't have done at home on my own. Go to Wasatch Physical Therapy. Don't waste your time and money here. Response to comment: btdt, after several phone calls and incorrect bills I left it for the insurance company to duke it out. I went in for the same service twice a week and every single time I was billed a different amount that wasn't just a few dollars off but hundreds of dollars! In addition, your people did not do anything special to deserve that kind of charge or price difference.

It all depends on what you're after, I suppose. I wasn't surprised to see that someone from out of…read moretown flew in to have their ACL repaired. Although there are lots of things that happen at PCMC, that's probably one of the highest profile things that goes one. Rosenberg and Cooley and that's really all you need to know. These guys do a bajillion of these a year, but none so high-profile as when they worked on Tiger Woods. And many Olympic athletes. Skiing is hard on the knees, you know. Best of the best. But really, this review is about the Medical Center, and hot shot docs notwithstanding, it's a really nice facility. It's an IHC facility. If you're from around here you know what that means. If not.. well.. that's the big player in Utah Healthcare. But since when is anything simple? Check your coverage, check your providers, and on, and on, and on. Look at the map--you don't want to exit Kimball Junction. Instead, take Highway 40 and take the Park City/Kamas exit. It's the big beautiful building right off the freeway. Exit towards PC then take Round Valley. Park in front for patient care, but head around back for emergency arrivals. It's pretty gorgeous there. In Park City zoning tradition it doesn't look like a big medical complex. Arches, stone, timber and the like have you thinking it's a lodge or something. But that's the PC way. They offer an emergency room, orthopedic care, a women's center, physical therapy, and surgery. Or at least that's what I saw as I cruised around. Surely there's more (labs, etc.) but those are the highlights. Overall I was impressed. First-rate. For more specialized stuff or more services, you obviously have to head to SLC where there's a bigger population. But for Park City, or shoot--even for the county--you've got a terrific facility.

Finally getting treatment for the wound St. Marks started and Cascade made worse. Avoid those two…read moreunless you have a death wish.

I had a terrible second experience trying to get in for imaging with Rayus Radiology…read more A family member had been in the Heart & Lung Center ICU and was taken such great care of by the staff there that I decided to use IHC after my Rayus experience. Although it was a bit of a back and forth communication match to get approved through my personal insurance and get my imaging orders verified from my neurosurgeon, I was finally able to set an appointment with IHC's Radiology department. When I arrived the day of my appointment there were 3 women at the front desk. No one greeted me. I had to greet them first and say good morning. Not one of them answered me back. I said I had an appointment as I approached the two women to my left and the woman sitting down turned and asked the young lady on the other computer if she could take care of me. I was given paperwork to fill out and taken back to change and await imaging. The one saving grace of my experience was the radiology tech. He is the reason I wanted to write this review. He made me laugh from the moment he came to pick me up for imaging. He asked questions to ensure he understood my chart and answered my own questions. He made me feel comfortable immediately. He made sure he talked with me throughout my MRI so that I knew what was being done and what we had left to do. Which is the first time any tech has done so for me. It seemed to make my scan go faster when he updated me like that. I'm usually just sitting in there with my earplugs in or music playing the whole time. His name was John and he was from Memphis. He had some amazing tattoos on his arms and he just moved to Salt Lake a few months ago. John, I appreciate you! Thank you, for being you.

LOVE HOW YOU CAN GET RIGHT INTO INSTACARE. It has really improved with cleanliness and the staff is…read morevery welcoming!

I was in SLC from out of state. Overnight I developed abdominal pains and nausea. InstaCare got…read moreme in very quickly and Dr Yoon did what I thought was a thorough examination of the problem. They referred me to imaging and found the problem. Dr Yoon was very patient in making sure I understood what was going on and answering the questions I had.