5 star service all around for my delivery. I had twin girls by emergency c-section at 32 weeks in…read moreAugust of 2014. The nurses were incredible in the L&D department, maternity ward, and the NICU. The NICU staff is wonderful. Very kind, knowledgeable, and experienced. So many of the nurses have had 20+ years experience in the NICU. That was comforting. The Neonatologists were great as well. They always took the time to sit and chat and answer as many questions as we had. The doctors were also available by phone if we happened to miss them in the NICU. Unfortunately not all hospitals have the same environment as Cottage's NICU. The new hospital is beautiful and the food .... Holy moly. A hospital with a menu! Awesome.

Cant believe you have a female person like Jesse answering the phone!! First off she is extremely…read moreRUDE! Second - she should be trained to deal with calling loved ones of people who are passing away!! My brother admitted himself yesterday to the covid unit , Jesse said he wasnt there and then when I said "chk again" cause she miss- spelled the name Smith 2x she actually yelled and said "I TOLD YOU HE WASNT HERE - YOU GAVE ME HIS NAME 3 TIMES!!" Wow - what a totally inappropriate response!! When I said let me spell again to dbl chk - she hung up Disgusting behavior and I will be writing a letterto HR about her Have some class lady!!

I have been a strong dedicated supporter of this hospital as a senior ambassador for 3 years now!…read moreWe have a great team of nurses dedicated doctors and staff who go above and beyond their expertise!! The various medical professionals who work with me are amazing people!! I only have volunteered for this position but they make me feel important!! Lisa P.

It is a smaller hospital.They really take care of you. The nurses are very attentive and very quick…read moreto respond if you need anything. The food here is top, notch restaurant quality, in the cafeteria, as well as patient dining. Had a very good experience here!

WORST EXPERIENCE, waited over three hours to be taken back to a room to tell me they can't even…read morehelp me. Dr. Emily Barrett has a rude attitude and couldn't even care to explain medicines to the patient. Barley came to see me, didn't even make an effort to make me feel like she cared. DONT RECOMMEND.

I did not want to go to the emergency room, but my condition got to the point where I had no…read morechoice. I couldn't stand up or keep down water. I was in so much pain that I also couldn't sit up or walk. So I decided I should go. The moment I pulled up to the entrance, the security guard greeted me with a wheelchair. A lifesaver! I didn't have to wait too long, and the nurses and staff were all so kind. I think Annie was my nurse, and she was incredibly compassionate and loving. They put an IV in me right away and gave me some meds to make me feel a little better. I worked with David Barsky, PA, and he was so thorough, caring, and positive. His positivity brought cheer to the environment. By the mid-afternoon, I was feeling better, at least enough to sit up and shuffle around. I wanted to go home and not be tested. David listened and let me go. Looking back, that was a bad idea, and I should have taken a more thorough route. It's great that I can follow up with my primary care physician after this episode, though. I'm afraid what I have may be chronic, and I might have to go back to the ER again someday soon, but this experience made me comfortable and confident that I will continue to have good experiences in the future if I have to go to the emergency department again. When I got home, I thought I might have to be admitted again because the pain was coming on strong, but I took an anti-nausea pill and the medicine that the doctor recommended, and I was able to stay out of the emergency room. It took about three days of sleep, medicine, and one bite of food, until I could finally eat my first meal and keep it down. I am glad that we have such a good ED here in town. It's experiences like this that make me want to leave my legacy with them in my will one day!

I got a Bone Score test at Montecito Concierge Medicine recently. From my first phone call to set…read moreup the appointment, to being tested and learning my Bone Score, it was a great experience. A tiny sensation from the local anesthesia, but even that was much less than usual because Dr. Viglione used a tiny needle. The test itself was completely painless and there was no pain afterwards. I was so happy to learn my bone score and discuss it with Dr. Viglione. It told me that, in addition to the bone loss I already knew about, my bone quality was low because my bone was soft. This is the information I needed to decide to take Prolia to improve my bones. I am an inventor of the technology and can attest that Dr. Viglione used it perfectly! He and his nurse Mary Sidavanh made it one of the most pleasant doctor's visits I can recall.

Dr. Viglione is fantastic. He's super patient, accessible and compassionate. He's treated me for a…read morebad back, an infected toe and some kind of skin infection I got in Cabo after stepping on a sea urchin. Oh and my blood pressure is finally controlled. He wants me to lose some belly weight but he doesn't make me feel like a lazy couch potato. He's very adept at the power of suggestion and setting a good example. If you're looking for a great doctor he's your man.

Very professional, nice staff, new clean offices, fair pricing. Dr and nurses knew what they were…read moredoing.

Getting a prescription filled through this office is always a total shit show. Using the UCLA…read moreMyChart app they send you vague messages and you go back-and-forth for days And trying to get a real answer out of them makes you want to beat your head against the wall.

Avoid at all costs. Complete Scam. $485 for vaccines that CVS offers for $20…read more Very deceptive, manipulative, and they didn't even give me a flu shot. But if they did, I'm sure that would've been insanely expensive too. Very rude weird people too.

Don't expect to get treated within a reasonable time. Took two hours to call me back and ask for my…read moresymptoms just to make me wait 2 more hours to even try and make an appointment. Don't go here unless you have no other option.

I ended up getting a minor injury while on vacation and this was the closest urgent care near…read moredowntown Santa Barbara without needing to take an Uber. Check-in was fast and the staff was pretty friendly. Doctor was nice and was able to help me quickly. He only ended up charging me for a regular visit so I was lucky to pay less than what I was quoted on the phone since my injury was very minimal. Definitely recommend if you're visiting and staying along State Street or near East Beach.

I was woken up last night with a ringing in my ear and loss of hearing. As I was visiting SB, this…read moreclinic was the closest to the hotel where I'm staying. They provide different options of being seen - scheduled appointments, tele-visits, and in my case, walk-ins. My first impression when walking in was that the clinic was well lit, clean, and allowed spacing during COVID. I was welcomed immediately and saw the doctor quickly also. All in all, I was in there for 30 minutes. My only setback was that they didn't take my insurance, so I'm interested in knowing how much my bill would be. At least now I can enjoy the rest of my vacay.