I needed to go over to the hospital to get some X-rays done and everything went great. I drive to…read moreST George for doctors because Vegas just doesn't cut it when it comes to medical care so I was worried I would be there all day waiting as it's walk in only for X-rays. Once I checked in on the kiosk it only took a few minutes to be called over to complete my check in. Once I finished and sat down it took 4 minutes before I was in the back getting x-rayed. The staff were all friendly and caring and had me in and out with ease. So far I've had great experiences with intermountain and hope it stays that way.

Billing department stinks!! I have been making regular monthly payments higher than the suggested…read moreamount on a scan I had done 4 months ago. I have been consistent with my monthly payments. I owe less than $150 now and got sent to a collection agency!!!!!!! They will NOT STOP CALLING ME!!!

Excellent service. The receptionist was courteous and…read moreinformative, as was the nurse/technician. The doctor explained everything in plain English so that we could more easily understand, Follow-up instructions were clear. The next day, we received a PDF copy of our dog's chart which was quite thorough. It mentioned that a copy was being forwarded to our regular vet.

!!!CLOSED SIGN!!! Monday 10/6/25 6:00am…read more!!DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS POSTED!! My dog is struggling to breathe...so I googled emergency vet care in St. George... SOUTHWEST EMERGENCY VET CLINIC came up with EMERGENCY CARE HOURS M-F 5:00 pm until 8:00am & 24 hrs Sat. & Sun. (normal hours that a regular vet is closed). I grabbed my baby and rushed down to the clinic only to find a CLOSED SIGN on the door with a "SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE" noted at the top. Confused by the "CLOSED UNTIL SATURDAY 10/6 @ 5:00pm", since 10/6 is a Monday (not a Saturday), so what day and time are they really open??? I called the emergency # given at the bottom (since my puppy is still struggling to breathe), when the girl answered...I was told that there were NO VETS AVAILABLE therefore they are CLOSED and I could take my dog to the emergency clinic in LAS VEGAS (2 hrs away) or WAIT until the vet clinics open at 8 am in St. George (still 2 hrs until opening). If it's an EMERGENCY... you DON'T HAVE 2 hrs to WAIT!!!) THE girl that supposedly was a vet tech on the phone was VERY NON CARING about the situation. What good is an EMERGENCY VET HOSPITAL if they are NOT OPEN DURING EMERGENCY HOURS & it's an EMERGENCY???!!! JUST AWFUL BUSINESS PRACTICE!!!

Came in to get a MRI for my lower back. The whole experience…read morefrom the time I walked in to the time I left was less than a hour. It was as pleasant as it could be, the entire staff was friendly and professional.

Very disappointed with our experience at Mesa View Regional Hospital. We were there for 4 hours and…read moreonly saw Dr. Taylor Smith once during that time. The nurses and techs were great and did their best, but I felt like our concerns were dismissed and not taken seriously by the doctor. During an already stressful situation with my dad's health, the experience left us feeling frustrated and unsupported. Looking back, I wish I had taken him to St. George instead.

I was vacationing the national parks, and had a situation where I needed an emergency room. I went…read moreonline to look for an ER close to me. Garfield Memorial Hospital had good reviews so I went there. I live in a big city, I wasn't sure what to expect. What I found was the best emergency room of all time. Dr. Mooney and everyone I came in contact with took amazing care of me. Everyone was kind, thoughtful, and efficient. They made it possible for me to continue to take my mom on her dream vacation. I am grateful for that. Thank you so much!

Came here at 2am feeling very sick while on a roadtrip. The nurses were so kind, and also radiology…read moreand doctor treated me so well. I was the only patient there and was attended to very quickly. I wish there was a hospital like this at home. Thank you so much for getting me taken care of and back on our vacation!

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital. They quite literally…read moresaved my dog's life, and they did it with a level of professionalism, compassion, and expertise that exceeded every expectation. From the moment we walked in, the entire team made us feel supported and reassured during one of the scariest moments of our lives. Their communication was exceptional--they updated me two to three times a day with clear explanations, progress reports, and genuine care in their voices. I always felt informed, included, and comforted knowing my dog was in the very best hands. The quality of their medical care is outstanding, but what truly sets them apart is the way they treat both pets and their people. They brought so much comfort through their empathy and calm, confident approach. I never once doubted that my dog was receiving top-tier care. At our follow-up appointment, my regular veterinarian was blown away by the documentation Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital provided--she said they were the most comprehensive notes she had ever seen. That level of attention to detail speaks volumes about the hospital's commitment to excellence. I am forever grateful to the incredible team at Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital. They gave my dog a second chance, and I will always remember the kindness and expertise they showed throughout the entire ordeal. If your pet ever needs emergency care, this is exactly where you want to be.

My husband and I would like to Thank the staff at the Yavapai Emergency Animal Hospital for the…read morecare they provided for our beloved dog, Harley. First, we appreciated the 24/7 service availability. In addition, we found that they have a compassionate, End of Life, service that allowed our little dog's last minutes to be peaceful and pain-free. Thank you for your patience, compassion and professionalism at such a heartbreaking time.

I had surgery in June of 2025. The recovery was a longer process than I had imagined when…read moreconsidering whether or not to have the surgery. Once I had the surgery, Amada Sr Care stepped in, was able to work with my insurance, help me fill out forms and coordinate care. I am very grateful to Ty, and Brent and the whole staff. After helping me figure it out, they provided excellent care for me. Helped me move forward in the process, manage shifts and slowly give me more and more independence,. Each step was a process they were able to help me through. Because of their help, supervision and monitoring I am now, once again, independent and loving my life. Thank you Amada Sr. Care.

From the owner: Amada Senior Care provides nurturing, compassionate in-home senior care and guides families through…read morethe many senior housing options available for assisted living. We also help seniors understand, file and manage long-term care insurance claims and can help veterans understand financial options for funding care. To learn more, visit www.AmadaSeniorCare.com.

Is a great option for veterans and lower income individuals because they work with the VA and…read moreMedicaid.

Rylee Rowley has been very faithful, courteous and thorough since she started several weeks ago…read more She arrives on time and stays for the three hours she is assigned to be here. She needs little to no supervision. She looks to see what needs to be done and does it. If she needs any direction, she will ask for it. She has shown herself to be completely trustworthy, so that I can run an errand or be gone while she is here. I recommend her fo whatever assignment she may be given. Respectfully, Allen Brent Lyman. March 8, 2023 524 South 200 East #1 Saint George, Utah 84770

Amazing care! Alex, Tobyn, Katie, and Dr. Larson were absolutely amazing! This is the absolute best…read morecare and experience we have ever had in an ER! This is absolutely the place to come if you are in need of medical care. Even with a broken wrist we left smiling and happy because of the awesome staff! Everything was brand new and very clean!

I mean I don't love coming here every time I visit Utah, but it seems to be a yearly thing. Went…read morehere for my son's injury and everyone was so nice and understanding. I love it here! The waiting room is so clean and they even have security in the lobby which makes me feel good. The ER rooms are clean, and I like that you can't hear anything else once inside. The nurse, doctor and team are really nice and thorough. They make sure you understand before you are discharged. Hopefully I won't be back, but who knows.

I attended the June 2023 session at The Bridge, and as I write this three years later, I honestly…read moredo not know what my life would look like if I had not gone. I do not know if I would even have made it to 2024. I came to The Bridge at 21 years old for major depressive disorder, anxiety, OCD, and an eating disorder, but primarily for major depressive disorder. Depression had ruled my life for nine years. There was not a single day that I woke up without feeling overwhelming sorrow and the crushing weight that depression can place on a person. I was also dealing with severe medical issues, including chronic stomach pain and acid reflux, and doctors could not give me a clear answer as to why I was experiencing them. I arrived at The Bridge hopeful, mostly because I needed to be hopeful. I did not know how much longer I could survive living the way I had been. What I found there was unlike anything I had experienced before. It was incredible to see how they combined Eastern and Western approaches to treatment while constantly working with me individually to determine what was most effective for my specific needs. My treatment included acupuncture, EMDR, massage therapy, physical therapy, foot zoning, traditional therapy, psychiatric care, personal training and more. The range of services available was remarkable, and I was given opportunities to explore approaches I never would have considered on my own. While I was there, I was allowed to have my phone. During my stay, I dealt with arguments between family members and other issues that would have occurred in my daily life. I was able to talk with therapists about these situations and work on how to handle them in real time. One thing I still think is the most interesting part of attending The Bridge is that they did not force treatment on anyone. At least when I attended, you were encouraged to participate, but ultimately the choice was yours. If you did not want to go on the hikes, you did not have to. If you did not want to attend a group session, you did not have to. If you did not want to participate in the appointments scheduled for you that day, you did not have to. They do their part by creating a clear schedule for you each day, making you feel wanted, included, and encouraged to be there, and showing up for every scheduled activity. However, you have to make the decision to get out of bed and attend. I actually think that was one of the program's greatest strengths because it holds you accountable to yourself, which in turn builds confidence that you can show up for yourself in life outside of the program. That said, you have to want it. No treatment center can make someone get better if they are not willing to do the work. My advice is to attend everything you possibly can. You never know when a single conversation, a single piece of advice, or a single moment will change your life. For me, that moment happened during a group session near the end of my stay. Something finally clicked. For the first time in years, I felt like I had the ability to take back control of my mind and my life. I was terrified to leave The Bridge because I finally felt free, and I worried that peace of mind would disappear once I returned home. For me, it did not. The last three years have been the happiest of my life. Not because life suddenly became easy. Not because I stopped facing hardship. Not because anxiety and depression magically disappeared forever, because they didn't. I still had to fight them, but day by day, that fight became easier. I'm not saying I haven't had moments where I felt depressed again, because that would be a lie, but I have been able to guide myself through those times and move past them. The difference is that I now have the tools to manage those challenges instead of being controlled by them. I have not experienced long-term depression since attending The Bridge. I am no longer taking medication, and my doctors have officially marked my major depressive disorder as being in remission. I completed college, earning almost all A's. My attendance was nearly perfect, which was a huge accomplishment for me because I had never been someone who was particularly punctual or consistent about showing up. I work as a math teacher now. I have been able to maintain friendships because I am no longer constantly drained by my own mind. I can be social and enjoy spending time with others without feeling a heavy weight on me the entire time. In fact, I am getting married exactly three years and one day after my first day at The Bridge. If you are reading this because you are trying to decide whether to get help, please take this as your sign. Fight for yourself. Reach out. Take the chance. The team at The Bridge will do everything they can to help you, but you have to be willing to take that first step.

While I had some positive experiences here, the overall take away 2 years later is don't waste your…read moremoney. This place has caused me additional trauma that I am still working through today. Many levers of staff are woefully undertrained and can and do cause real harm to people who are very vulnerable.