Very caring and competent staff. Booked online appointment and maybe sat down for 2 minutes before…read morebeing called back to the room.

This wellnow clinic is great. However, if you are a Deaf person and you need to call billing they…read morewill will now talk to you even if you use TTY with an interpreter. They will Descriminate against you for being Deaf!!!!

I need to call to make an appointment (for a walk in???) and their line is busy. At a healthcare…read morefacility... what type of shit is this?!

Quick in and out! Dr was very nice and professional. And the nurse was super helpful and made sure…read moreI had everything I needed toTake care of my injury for the next few days, and helped save me money by doing so.

When the receptions received my ins card the nurse, who was a nurse student last month,…read moretranquilized psychiatric meds as if she a MD or had child bearing exp and stated she was medicating pain from an obvious orthopedic injury. The nurse called the police to complain my injury was shaking, twitching when she tranquilized me and I not even listen or talk to her when sedated. She called more police and brought police into room to show how I not even listen when she really do talk out loud to me. The nurse as a Dr tried to say I was just drunk but breathalzer was 000. When awakened in locked unit, staff from Janet Wattles and med students all stared and nobody ask or say anything, again. They were trying to get ins co to believe they MD and get payment for me, but police not do that or understand why call and can not arrest for stare think and act like it the victim as most staff often does, unless pregnant or in labor, they wait until not have baby with you to be mentally abusive act like it you and then call police, again. After 8 days, a police officer came and I followed them out as they not know I was drunk patient for not really drunk or abusive like they said. Later, that day I had corrective surgery on orthopedic injury at St. Anthony, then went home that afternoon. The staff would have kept me in psychiatric for as long as insurance say they will pay for as staff of med students, psychology students, and new hire nurses want to study. From what I understand lots of staff swear, lie, complain if not drink alcohol, believe they sick when not (hypochondriac) and project that issue onto patients who are sick, and/or injured.

The year 1996--- I was treated so horribly when I was a unit secretary in the NICU by the nurse…read moremanagers and a little witch that I worked with. They plotted together to get me fired. I was a single parent. Little did they know that I had to go past the room I gave birth in, which was a A207, every day. It was the result of a date assault and the baby was placed for adoption. It was very traumatic for me and every day going to work, I was reminded of what happened. They said, I was frequently late. They said I was spacing out. They said so much garbage about me behind my back. They would have a hard time concentrating too if they were in my shoes. Fast forward years later. I'm married to a wonderful man with an awesome father who grew to be like my dad. One day my father-in-law was having a stroke. We took him to the ER which was now Javon Bea hospital. I told the lady at the front desk that my father-in-law was having a stroke. She told us to take a number and sit down. Take a number? Really? An hour later, he passed out in the waiting room. The nurse came running out after I frantically went up to the window and asked me what happened. I told her that I told the girls at the window 1 hour ago we think please having a stroke and they told me to take a number and have a seat. She was very rude and acted like we some nerve complaining. My father-in-law passed away. This health system has been horrible for decades. I thought maybe it had gotten better over the years but I was wrong. Don't ever take your loved one there or work there.

This place has definitely improved. The Dr I saw there was very nice, and very thorough. Dr Gary…read morefrom Chicago area. You people need to try to keep him. Thank you so much

You would think the doctors are paying you instead of the opposite, arrogant will not listen to you…read moredoctors, my doctor visit lasted no more than 45 seconds with the doctor, would not listen to anything I had to say, actually got up and left the room after looking at me

Unprofessional owner- view the attachment of their response insinuating I'm a liar on my review…read more Does NOT post business hours on EITHER DOORS , intentionally posted inaccurate business hours on Google and failing to correct it. Which results to NUMEROUS customers wasting their time visiting the closed store. Clearly still not fixing the issue still to this day. Insinuating their customers are liars on reviews of their false business hours. Which clearly is not the case when (on the third attachment) someone else wasted their time 3 months ago! This company is an embarrassment and is ran by an unprofessional individual who lacks communication skills.

Important note: this shop is cash only!! This is one of the…read morebest spiritual shops I've ever been to - clean, inviting, and extremely friendly. I walked in and was immediately greeted, given a quick tour by Windy, and offered complementary tea while I shopped. There's a wide selection of books, incense, candles, stones, etc. including a variety of handmade jewelry and other items. What was most impressive though is the apothecary! A full room; shelves lined with different herbs and items that are neatly displayed and organized. If I lived in the area I would be here all the time!

Tammy the owner made me feel welcomed before even meeting her! She was accommodating and helpful. I…read morewasn't able to take her pre call and she was able to work with me through text messaging. I also went on a Friday night (during city market) and she gave me a heads up to avoid state street which saved me from road stress. As soon as I walked in you could feel how welcoming it was. Tami took the time to explain everything to me and was so nice. Now the float. Wow... I don't know how to completely put it into words but it was freeing and fun. Freeing in the sense that you can literally relax and FEEL your whole body. It brought so much mind body soul connection. Fun in the sense of when I had trouble bringing my mind to my breath I was able to quite literally float around. It was fun honoring the inner child in a safe space. The shower afterwords was everything. It felt so good to rinse yourself off after such a spiritual experience. If you want a break from the stress of the world I suggest floating.

I've been working with Ali Barnum as my therapist for over a year now. She's a very kind,…read moreconsiderate, caring person and therapist. She doesn't make me feel bad when talking about my issues. She always try's to suggest new ways to cope with problems and puts a positive spin on things when I'm feeling down. I feel she's really worked hard to get to know me and better myself as person. Finding a therapist can be challenging I would highly recommend Ali and her practice. She's very nonjudgmental and accommodating.

From the owner: Barnum Counseling is a private counseling and therapy practice founded by Alisha Rybicki Barnum…read more Ali Barnum is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who specializes in working with individuals and couples going through a variety of life transitions and challenges.

The surgeon was excellent- Dr. Thom…read more One thing that also helped is we had prepared prior to the surgery by buying the appropriate equipment (wheelchair, toilet bars for support in getting up, etc). So we were able to follow the doctors orders exaxtly with regards to non weight bearing. Following all of the doctors instructions to the t, being prepared, choosing the right surgeon, will all combine for a positive outcome.

I had an appointment scheduled for July 7th at 8:30 am to go over MRI results with Dr. Baig. I had…read morethis scheduled for roughly a month or two. I requested PTO from work to make this appointment, and had my PTO scheduled for 3 weeks, since my company requires two weeks before time is off. Ortho is roughly 25 minutes away from my house, so I left at 7:35am, assuming there'd be traffic. As I'm sitting in my car, waiting to go in, I got the attached text message at 7:57am, 33 minutes before my appointment, that it was cancelled. I was instantly annoyed. I understand doctors can miss work, but seriously, a text instead of a call? "Sorry for any inconvenience". Okay thanks, that makes it better. I received the call to reschedule at 8:44am. Sorry to that lady because she caught the brunt of my anger, but the "good morning, how are you?!" retriggered my annoyance. To be fair, I didn't give her a chance to say any type of apology, but sternly informed her about how incovenient it was to schedule PTO and to have the appointment cancelled 30 MINUTES before! If I were to call and cancel 30 minutes before, I'm sure there'd be some sort of cancellation fee. To finish it off, she then asked if I could reschedule for tomorrow. Ummm....no. I couldn't get PTO that quick (see sentence about 2 week requirement). I slightly snapped at her about how I already wasted 4 hours of PTO and I'm not going to waste another 4 hours tomorrow, so what I want is for them to send me my results and I'll take them somewhere else to go over. Yes, this is very Karen of me, but the tone and dismissive nature of everything, including the generic auto-text, just really pissed me off.