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.

Great hospital with very caring staff. Facility is very clean and we felt as though we were in…read moregreat hands. Hospital food was actually extremely good! I spent the night with a friend who was injured in a skiing accident and they provided me with pillows and blanket to use on a pullout sofa/bed.

I had a very concerning experience with Dr. Lees during an ER visit and feel compelled to share it…read more I came to the ER with a deep laceration on my knee from a ski accident. During treatment, several things made me question the quality of care I received. While suturing my wound, Dr. Lees asked the person who was with me, who is not medical staff, to assist instead of bringing in a trained hospital staff member. She also repeatedly broke sutures while attempting to close the wound. At one point, she left a pair of suture scissors in my bed, which were later discovered by an X-ray technician. At the time, I trusted that she knew what she was doing and did not question her decisions. Looking back, I regret that. After leaving the hospital, I shared photos of the stitches with family members, who immediately noted how poorly the wound had been closed. At the time, I was only concerned about proper healing and regaining full function of my knee, not the cosmetic appearance, which is why I did not seek a second opinion right away. I was not prescribed antibiotics upon discharge. I continued to experience pain, was unable to bend my knee, and could not walk without assistance. Despite this, I followed the timeline I was given before seeking follow-up care. When my primary care doctor removed the stitches, the wound had not healed and was still deep and open. Both my doctor and nurse were alarmed by the lack of antibiotics and the quality of the suturing. I was referred to a dermatologist, who had to redo the repair using absorbable stitches beneath the skin as well as a new set of surface stitches. The initial repair did not include these deeper stitches. As a result of this experience, I have been in pain for about two months and have had limited mobility. I strongly believe my recovery has been significantly prolonged due to the initial treatment I received. After going through all of this, I later shared the full experience with friends and family members, including several who are doctors or closely connected to the medical field. Their reactions to the overall situation were consistent and concerning, and their feedback is what ultimately compelled me to write this review. This was an extremely disappointing and alarming experience in what should have been a standard ER procedure.

This one star only relates to billing and not the competency of doctors and other staff…read more The hospital is part of my in network so that's a good thing for insurance. Since the hospital sent me a note telling me it's time for my colonoscopy, thank you for doing so, I scheduled a date for the procedure. I ended up with Dr Feurer who was awesome, but I didn't know he was out of network. Had I known he was out of network, I would have had another DR do the procedure. Shouldn't the hospital tell me which doctors are in my network? Am I really to know I have to ask if the DR is in my network when the hospital I am getting the procedure is in my network? Guess the joke is on me and the $696 bill. Had I been told about the in/out of network, I would have had a $0 bill. So, if you are reading this, ask, ask and re-ask if the Doctor you are using is in network.

Thanks to the Staff and Phil Bowman, P.A.! Went in for Flu…read morediagnoses, yep. Bowman was thorough, complete and great bedside manner. Prescription filled two doors down. My first experience with Quick Care. In and out in 40 minutes, Wow!!

I can't say enough good things about Nurse Practitioner Danielle Demeter and staff. The reception…read morearea is always neat and tidy, the receptionists are helpful and efficient. I have not seen the MD, but NP Danielle is very knowledgeable, caring and actually READS the history and LISTENS to my concerns. She was efficient in handling what I needed. Medicare and my medicare supplement insurance has covered my bills so far. Snow Creek, as part of St. Marks, is now my "go to" for whatever I need medically. Lani B

I brought my son into Stat MD for a split open eyebrow. After cleaning the wound, the PA removed…read morehis gloves and with his bare hands touched everything and placed steri-strips on my son's eye. On the way out, he got an ice pack for us that needed to be "cracked" to activate. He threw it on the FLOOR and stepped on it with his shoe, and then handed it to me to put on my son's face. I cannot believe the level of unsanitary unprofessionalism. I am so disgusted by our experience and we will NEVER go back or recommend it to anyone. Gross.

If I could give them 10 stars, I would. After a terrible Flu that lasted for a week, I coughed so…read moremuch that I thought I had broken a rib, but it was an Intercostal muscle strain that was just as painful. Because the cough still persists, I visited MD-Stat and was given not only a more powerful cough syrup to suppress the cough, but a shot to dull the severe pain and thus far, it seems to be working. The cough is still painful, but it is a LOT less painful than it was before the shot. The team at MD-Stat is always fantastic, so I couldn't be more pleased!!

A strained thumb from a ski fall took me to intermediation. The stuff was super friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and thorough with my issue.

Outstanding service. Everyone was super nice…read more The nurses and doctors were great. They were all very caring and very thorough in their diagnosis and treatment and helped me get through a difficult illness. They treat you as if you have been a long-time patient, even though most people who go are in Park City on vacation. I can't say enough about how well I was taken care of.

Don't sign up for this service. It's a scam.....they will medically profile you and if there are…read moreany underlying conditions they won't accept you. A medical doctor practicing Medical Discrimination! Drop $4k and you'll get a nurse answering your call. The doctors studied in the Dominican Republic for medical training.,,,,could intermountain not find anyone qualified that went to a US accredited medical school. I'll also be calling KSL. I want to have negative stars, but i'm forced to put 1 star just so i can post this review.