When I first met with David, I felt seen and validated. I trusted the process fully. He asked me…read morenot to look up side effects before I committed to the treatment by paying the fee, so that my anxiety would not interfere. This seemed reasonable at the time, and I personally believe that David had good intentions. After I paid, I recall the conversation leaving me with the understanding that there weren't any side effects I needed to be concerned about. I am not saying he was intentionally dishonest, but I wish I had researched them myself. I developed severe side effects, including uncontrollable physical and cognitive anxiety, extreme daytime sleepiness, and altered visual perception. When I told David, he dismissed and invalidated my concerns, insisting that the symptoms had nothing to do with the treatment. When I asked why he had not informed me about possible side effects, he questioned why I hadn't looked up possible side effects myself and implied that it was my responsibility to do so. That response was profoundly unethical. As a mental health provider, it is his responsibility to disclose potential side effects, not the client's responsibility to guess them. Although neurofeedback is often advertised as non-invasive and side-effect-free, research shows that it can cause significant side effects. Neurofeedback changes brain function. Even if no current is being sent into the brain, the algorithm reinforces some brainwave states while discouraging others, which reshapes how the nervous system regulates itself. Side effects can include worsened anxiety, agitation, mood changes, and disrupted sleep because the brain is being trained away from its natural rhythms. This affects the entire body, as brainwave patterns influence the autonomic nervous system, hormones, and sleep cycles. Any provider who claims a treatment can significantly change brain function for the better but refuses to acknowledge that it can also cause harm is not appropriately trained in the science behind psychological treatments. My side effects left me terrified that my brain had been permanently altered, and I was left to face that alone. David refused to answer further questions until I mailed back the equipment, simply because I had expressed that I was upset. I returned it immediately and never intended to withhold it. Over time, I became suicidal due to the severity of the side effects. I want to be clear that I am not saying David caused me to feel suicidal. However, he failed to fulfill his ethical duty of care and did not show empathy or accountability when I was in distress. When I later consulted licensed neurofeedback doctors, they confirmed that I was experiencing acute side effects from the treatment. After three months and intensive mental health care, my symptoms began to fade, and I am doing well now. This was a traumatic experience, not because neurofeedback itself is inherently harmful, but because of the lack of transparency and support I received on top of the strength of the side effects I was experiencing. David may have followed the technical steps correctly, but he failed to inform me of the risks and treated me with deep disrespect once I raised concerns. If you decide to pursue neurofeedback, please research thoroughly and choose a provider who will treat you with respect, transparency, and empathy and who will openly discuss both benefits and risks.

This company is a fraud. I signed up for the sleep recovery program a month ago. The first four…read moresessions was $600 and I was told by the owner that if the first two or so didn't work, he'll refund my money. Prior to our first meeting, I talked to my doctor and we realize that there's a possibility that because of my type two diabetes and whatever snacks I'm eating before I go to sleep that that might be affecting my sleep more than anything else, having to get up to use the bathroom at three in the morning could be the issue. The owner of the company did not ask me any questions about my medical history, so when I told him about it in the second session, he got upset with me. This sleep recovery program is not based in any type of science, and it was pretty interesting that the guy will get mad at me after my Doctor, WHO IS A DOCTOR AND BASES HIS FINDINGS ON SCIENCE, told me that it could be something else. This company is a money grab. Playing music on a laptop, with electrodes on your head? No refund was given. I am also a retired firefighter dealing with PTSD and taken advantage of? This is not based in science BEWARE OF THIS COMPANY.

We had good friends and family refer us to Baby Sleep Concierge when our newborn had trouble…read moresleeping through the night. We thought waking up 4-5 times a night and feeding her was normal and we were doomed to a life without rest. Joanna's detailed questionnaire and phone consultation helped put our mind's at ease and her guidance throughout comforted us in VERY uncomfortable situations when not under expert supervision (baby crying while falling asleep). My only criticism, as we paid for the support, was that some calls we scheduled were missed (we didn't receive a call or the call time was missed by enough to mention it) but the quality of her service makes up for this as she always took the time to answer all questions so the abovementioned isn't enough to affect my 5-Star review. For the prices she charges, we were very happy with the level of service! It's absolutely worth the cash and my 6-month old slept from 7:30pm to 6:30am this weekend!

We never really considered getting a sleep coach-- we thought we should be able to figure out how…read moreto get our child to sleep (should be natural, right?! ... wrong) Joanna has a clinical approach to sleep training which was important to me. She did a comprehensive assessment and discussed what we valued and what we needed to make this successful. For me-- I was uncomfortable with any amount of extended crying. She heard my concerns and she developed a sleep training plan to get our daughter sleeping independently in her crib for naps and overnight. Joanna hosts a daily call which is very helpful for asking questions and confirming we made the right call the night before. This was especially helpful for me because I doubted myself constantly. Our daughter now is an EXCELLENT sleeper. Hands down best money we ever spent.

Dr Wenger and his team are phenomenal. They are efficient and professional and, on the ball, when…read moreit comes to making sure everything is smooth. Navigating insurance is sometimes complicated and challenging. They specialize in Vestibular, Balance, Orthopedic issues, mobility to name a few. They accept private insurance and workman's comp if you should find yourself in the need to see him. I appreciate Dr Wegners bedside manner in tending to me and would recommend him 10/10

Having a great experience with Daniel and Dillon. They are very professional in their approach to…read moremy issue. Everyone in the facility have been very friendly. Great place to start on your way to recovery.

Dr Galko has been my pulmonologist for over 8 yr. Dr Galko takes time to listen to all question and…read moreconcerns. She is the best doctor that I have ever had. I highly recommend her.

I see Dr. Galko for an annoying persistent cough that often haunts me and annoys everyone around…read moreme. I always thought it was just something I had to deal with and blamed it on allergies. Dr. Galko patiently tested my lung capacity and explained to me in detail what was going on and how to fix it. All included a cocktail of over the counter medications. Each time her diagnosis and recommendations miraculously cured my lifelong cough issues. She often runs behind on her appointments. Both times I came to visit her, she was about half an hour late, but as soon as she walks into the room she is all yours and takes her time with each patient which makes her well worth the wait.

I'm surprised at the 5 star reviews. He covered for my husband's doctor in the ICU for 2 weeks and…read morewhile under his care, my husband's condition declined significantly. He administered a sedative that my husband had a reaction to. Two nurses tried to get him to change it and he talked down to them like they were stupid. He insisted on feeding my husband a formula that he was allergic to. I had to fight all these things. Then he falsified the medical records! And that scared me the most. This man is a danger to patients. I was so relieved when our regular doctor returned back to work, and my husband was safe again. If I could leave a minus-star review, I would.

We had an amazing experience under Dr Shiftman's care. After 2 emergency surgery's my wife woke up…read morewith Dr Shiftman at her bedside in SICU. He got things back on track and always took time to answer our questions. We highly recommend his services to anyone one needing a top notch Pulmanologist.

I always hated wearing the CPAP. I feel like Darth Vader…read more Optimal Sleep provided me a great alternative! Dr. Alexander is incredibly knowledgeable and pleasant! Mary Kay is fantastic. They are a family business and it shows. They treat their patients like family. I highly reccomend giving them a call!

I highly recommend Dr. Abdulla for all of your dental care needs…read more She has the most amazing personality and makes you feel at eaze when she works on your mouth. The office is run efficiently and I cant say enough good things about my dental treatment. The cleanings are great and dont forget to try the ozone treatment to kill all harmful pathogens that may be lurking!! 5 stars!!

I had a mixed experience with this office…read more On the positive side, Dr. Ann and her staff were always friendly and welcoming. The dental assistant who did my cleaning was very thorough, and I appreciated how kind everyone was during my visits. My concerns were mostly related to communication and the treatment process. I scheduled an appointment because I had a cracked tooth, but I wasn't told before my visit that Dr. Ann had a wrist injury and wouldn't be able to perform any treatment for about two weeks. I only found this out after arriving and paying for my exam. I completely understand that injuries happen, but I wish the office had informed me beforehand so I could have decided whether to keep the appointment or seek care elsewhere. One reason I chose this practice was because it advertises a more holistic approach to dentistry. Based on that, I expected more discussion about my overall oral health, treatment options, and preventive care. In my experience, those conversations were fairly limited, and I didn't feel I received the level of education or collaborative treatment planning I was hoping for. I also had some issues with my crown. The temporary crown didn't fit very well, and after the permanent crown was placed, it felt too tight and my bite was off, causing discomfort. The office was willing to adjust it, which I appreciated, but it never felt completely right. I ultimately had the crown replaced by another dentist. I was also disappointed that the office gave only about a week's notice that they would no longer be accepting my insurance, which prompted my decision to end care with Dr. Ann Overall, across multiple visits, I was only able to complete one cleaning, one crown, and one small filling replacement before transferring to a new dentist. The staff was kind, and I don't doubt they care about their patients. My experience was mainly affected by communication issues, the outcome of my crown, and feeling that the holistic philosophy wasn't reflected in the amount of discussion about my dental health and treatment options.

If you have a condition that comes with paralysis or mobility disability and need the help of staff…read moregetting into the oxygen chamber, this place is *not* for you. Or if you believe in accessibility for disabled folks in general, and that principle should be a priority in a facility whose sole purpose is "healing", this place is * not* for you. My father has advanced Multiple Sclerosis and needs to be transferred in and out of his wheelchair. He is 6'2", and to get into another chair or bed, it takes another person, or sometimes two or three people. We understand that takes time and effort. (As his family and caregivers, we do it multiple times a day, every day.) But at other appointments such as the dentist or any of the many other doctors and professionals he must see, it's not a problem; staff are trained, happy to help, and expect it is part of their job in a health setting. The Hyperbaric Oxygen Institute advertises its services specifically for "quadriplegia" (this is literally the first condition listed on their "conditions treated" page) and mentions that folks with MS, Parkinson's, stroke, and other similar disorders can be helped. This gave my parents a lot of hope. They made an appointment and were willing to invest significant precious resources into receiving the advertised treatments. At the appointment, they accomplished the transfer and it was fine, but they were treated like a bother (by one staff member in particular). After that, my parents received a phone call telling them not to come back. The staff said my father was a liability and their insurance wouldn't cover the needed support to help him transfer and access their services. My mom cried for hours and my dad was sad for days. Not only were they humiliated, but they felt hopeless after being treated that way specifically at a place meant to help people like him. Fortunately, most other medical (and other) facilities we must frequent are accommodating, and have the staff and insurance in place to actually help the people who need it. I am glad that this place is helping some people. But my recommendation to them would be to increase their liability insurance coverage in order to be accessible to all, and be able to help those to whom they specifically advertise. In the meantime, those who need extra support in accessing HBOT services should stay away.

Dr. Jolly is one of the kindest, most professional gentlemen you'll ever meet. Constantly provides…read moreyou with positive energy and insightful information. Justin, the operations manager, is very caring when it comes to getting you all set and comfortable. I am a firm believer in the hyperbaric oxygen therapy and recommend it for anyone who has ANY pain or injury. I have used it for multiple injuries, from face to knee. I hope a speedy recovery for all.