Dr. Lauridsen is an awesome doctor! He spent the time needed to help my father. He explained…read moreeverything with kindness and caring attitude! Rock Springs should be proud to have such a great doctor.

I was having a full blown panic attack in front of the provider and all she wanted to help me with…read morewas scheduling a mammogram. I was highly disappointed.

Dr Hunter is a very conscience man! He has helped bring my problems so much more into what I have…read morealways feared! He will keep working until you find the problem!!

Caring and compassionate! The staff from reception to nurses and doctors to the pharmaceutical…read moredepartment have always made us feel welcome and cared about! When we walk in they know who we are and are always ready to help. They go above and beyond! Thank you all for your service and dedication.

From the owner: We provide medical and dental care to the general population (particularly low income, uninsured,…read moreand under insured) with fees based on a sliding scale. Our services include medical, dental, mental health and pharmacy.

My wife and I are elderly and we received a bill for $530.00…read moreout of the clear blue for blood tests that we never had done. Now I don't know what their motive was for such a erroneous billing medical error, whether (intentionally or unintentionally) is this a scam to swindle money from the elderly? Elderly beware!!

This review is for people considering working there or selecting a hospital based on the quality of…read morethe leaders. MHSC's chief medical officer Melinda Poyer doesn't always follow national medical guidelines and has covered up that fact when an employee raised the concern. I have met few people who are as power-hungry as she is. She loves to introduce herself as the most important doctor at the hospital and expects everyone to do what she says because of her status, not her being right. MHSC's quality manager Kari Quickendon doesn't track quality metrics well. Proof is at the Hospital Compare website, where you will see MHSC doesn't reveal much of their data. Their patient quality survey is skewed-- less than 1/5 patients are willing to report about their experience there. In my time working at MHSC, the CEO Irene Richardson has not listened to the lower level people who actually have training in their specialty and instead listens to people holding power who speak outside of their actual area of medical training. Ask them about their employee turnover (which is high, except for the employees already high on the pecking order). Will you believe them when they tell you it's because the hospital is small or it's because of the weather?

Predatory billing. Something as simple as a covid test can't be paid the day of service. I paid…read more$155 the day of service and got a $40 bill three months later. Pretty sad, and unprofessional.

I'm not happy with this clinic! My daughter is going to WWCC in Rock springs and really needed to…read moresee a doctor today. I texted her a photo of our insurance card but because of policy the receptionist refused to see her. She told my sick kid to go downtown to the local library and print the photo of our insurance card from her text messages and then bring it back. It seems to me that it shouldn't be that hard to input the numbers into the computer by hand. When i called to ask what was happening the receptionist in her nicest, sappiest, condescending voice just kept repeating that it is their policy to have a hard copy of insurance cards. What the?! Seriously! Thanks for the care and help! Seems to me they are more worried about getting paid than helping. It wouldn't have been that hard to type in the policy number and address into your computer and submit it.

My family has had nothing but top notch care from several doctors and staff at this facility!! So…read moregreat full to have them in our community.

For years I have been seeing a doctor at this establishment. I have recommended him to several…read moreother friends and family who suffer fromchronic back and neck issue because h is a great surgeon, that said, I have lost all comfort in his ability to be a great human. Now, hear me out, being a great surgeon is important but because I don't have insurance at the moment does not give anyone the right to judge my ability to pay or call me indigent. I have a home, car, and my husband can pay for any surgery needed. I'm now in pain again with 4 blown disc's in my neck without a surgeon. Sorry I had to write this review I really liked the nurses and facilities. Go if you have insurance i don't recommend one surgeon in this post I'll just say to the surgeons work on your bedside manner.