I had made an apt a few months ago for April to see Dr Stout, when this virus hit. They called to…read moreconfirm my appt, and said that I could do a telecall (FaceTime) instead. I opted out because I knew I needed to be actually seen. Office visit is $175.00 if you don't have insurance. Come about 15 minutes to fill out initial paperwork. They take a copy of your driver's license. Pretty standard routine before you actually see the Dr. The usual tests like blood pressure, weight, urine sample etc. Dr Stout is a lovely Dr. She has the most kind, and generous bedside manners. Very knowledgeable. She explained several different techniques that were possible to use, and I should think it over as to which one would work better for me. No pressure to have me schedule an operation, opted to try some medication instead. They have moved to a new location, which is close to Freeway Exit. 5323 S Woodrow St, Ste 203, Murray, UT 84107 When scheduling an appointment plan on waiting a few months before being seen as her schedule fills up fast.

My message is to women that are post menopausal and the importance of having a good urologist…read more After having a year of struggles with UTIs, it was my good fortune having been referred to see Lori Stromness at intermountain urological. Chronic issues were affecting my quality of life and today, the day after my appointment with Lori I have a plan, a good plan for a healthy and happier life. Lori provided advice on lifestyle changes, such as diet modifications, maintenance medications that are preventative for frequent UTIs, and information to prevent or manage urinary problems. Lori educated me about estrogen loss and how it impacts bladder health. I would also like to acknowledge her PA McKay. He was extremely patient, kindness goes a long way when you're not feeling well, and he had an abundance of it. Seeing a good urologist empowers women to manage their symptoms and regain control over their health and well-being. My experience was excellent, as you can discern from my review that I highly recommend and thank Lori for her compassionate and excellent care.

Elizabeth Boyer treated me so well and made me feel confident. She is great! The whole office staff…read morealso felt warm and kind and happy.

I would like for us and all who was defrauded to consider a class action suit against Momnt…read moreTechnologies and Primis bank for defrauding its customers. We never came in contact with the money as it was paid to dr andrew, nor did derived any benefit nor had fulfillment of services. this is a confidential email to begin our communications. but we need a plan as that doctor moves from town to town. email: andrewrinescaminvestigation@gmail.com

Very disappointed $9700.00 and 18 treatments only received 6 and then shut the doors. Class action…read moresounds great about now. And now they want me too pay them. I have until March 2025 to pay or the interest goes to 29%. this is BULLSHIT SCAM. That so called DR. knew exactly what he was doing to get rich off of this Find this SOB and get everything back. Come On Siegfreid and Jensen or Someone to help us out. I was told to contact the State Attorney office regarding this Issue. Flood there Phones.

Amazing well known and highly recommended Urology practice and Physicians work here! If you're in…read morethe area looking for quality compassionate Urology care, look no further!

Physician was very professional and explained the medical implications thoroughly. I thought they…read morewere very kind

First, my doctor was great. He is smart, efficient, decisive and knows his field…read more I had extremely painful kidney stones that would not pass. Instead of wheeling me into the O.R. and using a laser, he recommend lithotripsy first. Lithotripsy is obsolete technology that does not work very well. As a consequence of this recommendation I had to be put under anesthesia twice and I had to pay for two procedures instead of one.

I made an appointment to have the procedure done at 11:00 on a Friday. They called at 7:00 that…read moremorning to change the appointment to 9:00 because the Dr. Wanted to fly out of town and it was more convenient for him. When I needed to take my second sample in to be tested, they called back three hours later saying that there was no Dr. In and that I would have to do it again. Honestly, there are more professional places out there and I would not suggest working with this group as they seem to not take what they do very seriously. Keep looking.

Dr Waterman has no respect for his patients. He has never shown any respect for me. He never…read morechecked on me during recovery after surgery and my recovery took 4 times longer than it should have because he sabotaged it. I had such a horrible experience that I blocked it out and I am only now remembering. This happened in 2010. The CT scan showed a mass on top of my kidney so he went in to remove it. After the surgery, he instructed the hospital staff not to give me any fluids. One asshole nurse pumped my stomach when I was so thirsty I drank some water. My body couldn't heal without fluids so it took me over 10 agonizing days to recover when it should have been only 3 days to recover. I kept hoping Dr Waterman would check on me so I could ask him for some fluids but he never did. One time they performed dialysis on me when they thought my kidneys were shutting down (Of course they are not working, there are no fluids for them to work with.) When they finally let me go home I was skin and bones, I had lost 75 lbs and my skin was peeling off in large sheets from the dehydration. It wasn't until I was re-hydrated that I noticed a huge hernia on my right side, just above the 9" scar he left; a huge bulge that wasn't there before! By the way, what kind of surgeon needs a 9" opening?! Dr Waterman didn't say anything about the hernia, he just shrugged. I should have insisted that he fix it but I didn't want him working on me again. I have been walking around with this ugly bulge for the last 15 years. Not only that, he has been consistently over 45 minutes late to every single appointment with me for the last 20 years, even when I am his first appointment of the day, he is still 45 minutes late! That screams disrespect to me. My most recent appointment was futile. I waited 49 minutes past the appointment time, eager to hear his expert advice. He finally came in, listened to my concerns and said, "you're getting old, things don't work the way they used to," then he tried to push a penile implant on me. He didn't even explore any other possibilities for my condition. Perhaps he is not really a urologist but simply a penile implant pusher. I had to see a different Urologist and she explored all the possibilities and figured out my problem immediately. I don't need a penile implant! Dr Waterman doesn't seem to care anymore. I certainly wouldn't trust him for anything, definitely not surgery, He is just a poser in a lab coat. I fired him yesterday and I received a message today that he had referred me to a penile implant doctor. What an asshole, he is still convinced there is no other option! My equipment works excellent now that I have a real urologist. Lets save the implant for when there truly is no other option!

After I was admitted to the hospital with sepsis, Dr. Waterman quickly diagnosed the problem which…read moreother physicians had missed for about two months. I was pleased with the aftercare also. The office help was accommodating and friendly.

Dr Child sent me to Loan Peak Hospital for Ultrasound. It was not necessary just for kind of…read moredouble check. I did not know that this hospital will charge me almost $800 and my out of pocket $550. It is apparently the most expensive Ultrasound in my life. When I called Dr Child to at least get the result they just ignored me a couple of times. So, I have to get my test from Loan Peak hospital myself and also pay 550 for nothing.

He is an incredible Dr. and he made me feel very comfortable and understood my situation. He was…read morevery personable and thorough!

I'm just starting my diagnosis and treatment with this group, but I want to share my journey with…read morethem to share cost, experience, process & plan of treatment. First- I'm not into hippie & I'm not into non proven medical practices, but I'm also open to non traditional practices. I'm not rich so a doctor outside of my insurance was a little scary. Whatever I pay towards feels like a gamble. I had great reviews for this office and both Dr. Peterson and Seibold. I'm still taking my time to trust they can cure me but so far my experience's been positive. Details of a few areas below. 1) customer experience: Office manager Meghan/ Megan was soooo sweet & also soo knowledgeable. Even after my appt with the doc, she answered in-depth medication questions I expected the doc to only know. She wasn't B'sing either. 2) Blood work & check in done by Vicki/Vicky. It was the smoothest & painless I've done. I usually pass out or get dizzy. She warmed a pad for me, chairs were comfy & she was so sweet. 3) Dr. Seibold sat with me an entire hour! Ok that alone was such a valuable experience. someone care and listen. I've felt so passed off by Dr. Berman at Uof U. but Seibold shared that even when he practiced in traditional medicine he would have passed me along too because that's how they are taught so they don't know other forms of treatment for bacterial, nuero, fungal viral etc. Seibold said he's been practicing more whole body care integrative medicine for a few yrs but used to be a traditional nuts & bolts type doc. Lyme journey I've gone the traditional route was referred by my GP at UofU for a lumber puncture & MRI even though I've been sick for so long. He saw the tick that bit me & still didn't order tests. I may spend less here than what I'd pay for normal out of pocket limit with my insurance, which is 9k. I think I could save money too if I lower my current premium with my insurance.; if these treatments work. I'm still at the testing but I'll report back to share info on future experiences. Seibald shared science backed options that were non traditional and also uses traditional approaches for Lyme, such as antibiotics. Now these treatments aren't cheap but so far I'm thinking it will be less than my out of pocket limit. They have things I didn't need like weight loss stuff but they didn't make me feel bad for not being into or needing it. Just stay your course. They do a lot of stuff and don't get sucked into any up sell unless you are financially fluid. Insurance: Most things are not covered by insurance, but they will try to help get tests covered if possible.

I highly recommend Dr. Seibold as a functional medicine doctor and all around great provider. I…read morefound out about Forum Health and Dr. Peterson originally, through hearing numerous positive things within the Lyme and tic-born illness community. It is very difficult to get appropriate diagnoses and treatment of late stage Lyme, mold toxicity, tic-born illness, and common co-occuringI infections and disorders. Dr. Seibold, Dr. Peterson's colleague, had openings so I met with him. I am 55 and have had a lifetime of various physical illnesses that run the gammut from acne to chronic sinusitis to ruptured discs. He is one of the best doctors I have ever been to (CA and UT). He is kind, calm, respectful, and professional but approachable. He is fully present in the room when he is with you and makes sure that you have everything you need in hand when you leave (as you know this is unfortunately rare). He listens carefully and explains complex medical concepts in a way that respects your intelligence but also makes them easy to digest. I am facing 5-6 debilitating diagnoses that are complicated to treat and include mental health components. Both he and all of the staff have shown me an amazing amount of patience and compassion. I dont have enough good things to say about him and the staff from the front desk, medical assistants to the phlebotomist.

I was a patient here for TRT management and ultimately decided to transition my care to another…read moreprovider due to concerns about professionalism and communication. While the clinic was responsive about scheduling labs and refills, the way my symptoms were handled raised red flags. I reported elevated estradiol levels along with symptoms like fluid retention and erectile dysfunction, and the responses I received were dismissive and lacked meaningful clinical explanation. At one point, my concerns were met with one-word replies and even laughing emojis, which I found inappropriate in a medical setting. Regardless of whether a provider agrees with a patient's assessment, there should always be clear, respectful, and professional communication--especially when discussing sensitive health issues. I would recommend that anyone considering this clinic pay close attention to how communication and follow-up care are handled, as that was ultimately the deciding factor for me seeking care elsewhere.

not helpful whatsoever. I told them everything they needed to know about my schedule the last…read morecouple weeks and drew my blood anyways. Then dealt with a nasty attitude with the manager about it. 10/10 do not recommend