Physicians assistant gave good care.Receptionist was helpful.There wasn't a long wait to be seen.read more

I use physicians immediate care center as my go to urgent care. Every physician I have seen has…read morebeen extremely knowledgable, skilled, and caring. I needed stitches on my face and they did such a quality job my scarring is barely visible. I have had nothing but great experiences with their staff. Sometimes I have had to wait a short time to see a provider but nothing unreasonable. In my opinion the quality of care is worth the wait. I will definitely continue to use PIC.

The team is amazing. The staff was courteous & very kind…read more Bloodwork done in the room, sign said an hour & I was out in 48 minutes. Two hours later, got a phone call from doctor with results. Highly recommend

my visit yesterday was an absolute joke. The way I was treated makes me never want to go back…read morethere. My husband tested positive for covid and I went in to get tested and was immediately told I had it I had it over and over again. I do not have covid both of the tests came back negative. They lied in their notes they wore protective gear they did not. I was diagnosed with cancer a week ago and made no effort to see if something else was going on. Nope just jumped straight to it being covid. The receptionist was extremely rude. Dont go there

They have corrected the address and phone number. I'm sure someone coming from out of town will…read moreeasily find it now. I give them 5 stars for the quick update.

I wish I didn't have occasion to review St Luke's MSTI, but since I do, they deserve 5 of 5 stars…read more My wife is a cancer patient at MSTI under the care of Dr Bucur and Nurse Jackie. They are excellent, but so is everyone else there.

If I could give them no stars, I would. I was driving through Twin Falls when I felt a pain in my…read morechest, and right after my arms and legs lost normal mobility. I was having a hard time speaking and understanding people. I told my BF, who was driving that something was seriously wrong with me. He said my face didn't look right. It scared him to death. He took me to an Urgent Care, where I lost consciousness in the lobby. I woke up to nurses asking me questions and complete chaos in the lobby. Because this was an emergency, they had to call an ambulance and take me to St Lukes. When I got to St Lukes, I thought I would be cared for and my symptoms were going to be taken seriously. Turns out when I got there I would be treated in a condescending manner, laughed at, and ridiculed. The doctor and nurse made jokes about my condition "she thinks she is dying!!" while openly laughing at me and blaming my condition on drugs. They barely did any testing. Put something in my IV, and waited for me to come to. Eventually I was able to get my wits about me and explain what I had experienced. They told me nothing was wrong with me and discharged me. I felt like a fool. I cried because I TRULY did think I was dying, and to be laughed at and made to feel like they made me feel was absolutely deplorable. Fast forward 4 days later, I had another episode while on lunch during my normal work day. My left leg gave out and I was not able to walk straight. I call my BF and told him it was happening again. This time I was in Idaho Falls and went to Mountain View. They didn't make me feel like a fool. They didn't laugh at me. They literally did all the testing that SHOULD have been done at St Lukes. During the ultrasound, they found I had a Patent foramen ovale. I hole in the upper chamber of my heart. It was causing small clots to form and make their way to my brain and I was having transient ischemic strokes. NO ONE deserves to be treated the way they treated me. The doctor and the nurse should not be treating patients if they cannot have empathy. They had NONE!! If I had not gone to Mountain View and let the Dr and the nurse at St Lukes convince me that nothing was wrong with me, I could easily have had a serious stroke and have like altering circumstances had I not sought a second opinion. I did file a true complaint with the hospital about the dr and the nurse. I hope they take it seriously.

Just relocated to Idaho a few months ago and was taken to this hospital via ambulance for…read moreintestinal bleeding. From the moment I arrived until I left several days later I was given the best care I have ever received in my life. Every single one of the staff from start to finish was extremely kind and very well trained. They are friendly and professional. They took excellent care of me and I would highly recommend anyone to go to this hospital when in need of medical assistance!!!! Your life will be in the best hands Idaho has to offer!!!!

Tripp Family Medicine is a great place if you are looking for a general practitioner! Their staff…read moreis hard working and caring. Their providers are professional, caring, and smart! My entire family goes to Tripp Family Medicine for continued care and life's little accidents and ailments! We love Tripp Family Medicine!

Warning do not go to this business. Extremely incompetent don't know what they're doing very…read moredisorganized called in the wrong prescription. All I had was an infection kneaded some antibiotics instead of giving me fourteen days he gave me seven refused to give me any more. He said I would have to start all over because I missed some days because of him not giving me enough medicine. I went to another quick care. They took care of it right away wasn't a issue. This place has several bad reviews. Stay away.

I needed to come in for a worker's compensation for a health assessment. Dr. Johns and his staff…read moreare excellent. COVID-19 standards were strictly enforced. I felt comfortable and safe. They made me feel at ease. I had burned three fingers pretty badly in June in an electrical accident. They have fully recovered. I would recommend this hospital to anyone!!

One star is too much. Lisa, the charge nurse or nurse manager (whatever she calls herself) is an…read moreoverbearing narcissist. Her two kids work at St. Luke's in Twin Falls, too, and they all team up and bully the people who come in to visit their dying family members. Lisa threatens to call security for any tiny little thing she doesn't like about you, and yells at you with great disrespect. It's like she hates that anyone comes to visit, because she doesn't want people in her way or something. She doesn't want to be bothered, because I guess she's lazy and has absolutely no polite social skills. She literally yells and threatens to call security all the time, and you can see this happen from some of the other reviews. Lisa didn't make sure my dad had his discharge medicines, so he had to skip his medicines that day until I could find a pharmacy open the following day. That is NOT adequate care. She should be fired. Most of the other staff I met were very kind, but that does not make up for Lisa, because the person in charge is the person with the most power, and Lisa ruins and poisons the well of kindness that the other staff members may try to bring to the facility. Also, my dad's kidneys were failing, and he wasn't eating or drinking much at all. Most of the time, they did not try to feed him even though he could barely lift his arms. While I visited, I always held his water for him to drink, and only a couple other staff would help him eat and drink. Because his kidneys were failing from the treatment they gave him, he was on saline for a few days while they tried to flush the treatment out. When they decided it wasn't really working and he might die, they sent in the people to get a statement from my dad about "Do Not Resuscitate," commonly called DNR. When my dad wanted to allow resuscitation, the doctors took him off the saline because of the small risk of it being too much for his heart and his heart having "run." If there was a "run," they would need to rush him to ICU, and they did not want to be bothered with that. I found out because a nurse told me what was secretly going on. The nurse said that if I wanted my dad to be more comfortable and put back on the saline to help him stay hydrated, I would have to change his orders to Do Not Resuscitate. The nurse basically said they would rather his kidneys fail faster and I lose time with him alive than have the risk that he might need to be resuscitated, because they did not want to do any of the resuscitation procedures. The doctors tried to convince us that DNR was the right option, and really pushed it, but that was not my dad's wishes; he wanted to live. After I understood the game that was being played, I had his orders changed to DNR without my dad's approval, and so they agreed to give him the saline. He was fine on the saline (it did not harm his heart), and the saline helped him live comfortably a little longer before he finally passed away at home in hospice care. The doctors treat based on DNR or no DNR, not based on what is right for the patient.

They are a new urgent care in the area but they are already making a great name for themselves!…read moreSuch great service with a caring staff. Definitely would recommend them!!

I've needed Urgent Care walk-in clinics several times in my life. Several have been in various…read morestates while traveling. Several have been in my home town. On vacation, I developed spells of being horribly cold and shivering followed by intense heat and flushing of my face. Temps ranged between 100-104. I was immediately taken to a room, partial history taken and advised by the attending PA that I probably had an internal infection. No urine sample was taken. Heart and lungs were not listened to. My blood was drawn and I was told it would be 48 hours before the results were back. I had never been treated so poorly at any other walk in clinic I have ever been to. I feel they are incompetent. And they never attempted to contact me with my blood results! I went to St. Luke's ER where they diagnosed pneumonia, a bladder infection and thought there might be an underlying virus complicating things. St Luke's also has a walk in clinic. Go there.