Dr. Laux is a fantastic Chiropractor. He's a very personable, knowledgeable, down to earth guy who…read moretruly cares about every patient that walks through his door. You see him greeting every person by name as they wait their turn. He doesn't rush you during visits, he listens and whole heartedly just wants to make you feel better. His staff are amazing too. I highly recommend seeing him if you want more than just a quick snap, crackle & pop!

Dr. Laux and his team are excellent. Dr. Laux is very knowledgeable, caring, and kind. He truly…read morecares about his patients and their needs. He has helped me live a more pain free life.

At the beginning of March, I got really sick. Coughing, sneezing, trouble breathing... all the…read morehallmarks of a bad infection. Unfortunately I am prone to upper respiratory infections, but this was truly awful. My body ached so bad, it was painful to even move. I had traveled to Florida about a week or so before I started showing symptoms. Because of what was starting to go around at the time, I decided to be proactive and go to an urgent care. I prayed I didn't have covid. I called my insurance as I am new to the area and Mercy Health was the nearest urgent care that took my insurance. I went there to get seen by a doc. I got there and I was the first and only patient in thru the doors. I applied some hand sanitizer and put on a mask they had available and quickly provided my insurance information before I was seen by a nurse and then a doctor. I was administered a flu test and gave them a brief medical history and told them my symptoms. I didn't have any bronchitis, and my flu exam came back negative but the doctor was sure I had a viral infection. He called it a non-flu viral infection. No idea what that would be but he did prescribe me meds including prednisone which helped me start breathing better again. Took me weeks to get completely better. Still don't know what it was I had. Super happy with the service and help I received here.

Do not go to this place. You think you will be visiting a urgent care facility, until you get your…read morebill and find out they charged you for an emergency room visit. Call St. Ritas with my insurance comp. on the phone and they admitted they billed me wrong and would fix it. My insurance comp told them what paper work to send to them so they could get paid. They said they would send it right away. What they really meant was they wouldn't And they would continue to send me the Bill. Every month the same thing. Got a Bill I would call and they would say they were sending the paperwork. What they really meant was they would ignore it and just send it to collections and state that once it is collections there is nothing they can do. Stay away from this place!!! they are not in the business of helping people, they are in the business of fraud!!!

I've been going there now for about two years and I'm truly glad I came across them. They are…read morereally thorough when it comes to figuring out what is best for you. They are always willing to help and truly concerned about the outcome of the treatment. The staff is always extremely polite and welcoming to anyone who comes through the door. They came highly recommended and I'm more than willing to recommend them to others. I can't thank them enough for all the help.

Feel Great When I Leave! I Go Once A Month For A Tune-Up!! Great Staff!!!…read moreIf You're Aching and Limping, give them a call!!!

Small town, so the options are few. Usually my experience is okay, however today was unusual. It…read moreseemed the staff thought my concerns were humorous because she burst out laughing when she left. The Dr. seemed unusual as well. The entire interaction was. He asked how I was feeling and went straight to say "lay on your stomach" & afterwards left the room quicker than I could breathe. Seemed as though my entire experience was uncomfortable. Moving forward I plan to just continue going to the Cridersville location.

This is hard for me to write…read more A while back my mother got a mammogram at her doctor and she told my mother she should get a core biopsy. Her primary care had found calcifications in the mammogram and she wanted it checked out. My mother went and got the biopsy at the Women's Health Center in Lima. After a week, she was asked to come in for her test results. The test results were being given to her the day before Thanksgiving and since I was off work, i told her I would take her and then we could have brunch together. It was easy finding the health center as it is in the same medical center as my dermatologist. We went inside and she checked in. We sat in the waiting room for about five minutes before we were called in and were taken to a room which looked like an office. I started to get worried because, this didn't feel normal to me. Two women then walked in and introduced themselves to me. One was the doctor who performed the biopsy, the other was a social worker.... and the doctor informed us my mom has breast cancer. I literally felt the room spin on me. I must have obviously reeled or showed something because they wanted to make sure i was ok. I wasn't but i tried to compose myself. The doctor told us about what was found, and the plan. They had a team of doctors... a surgeon, a oncologist, a radiological oncologist who would be working with her along with the social worker. The social worker would be there for my mom thru things and we were given the information on what we needed to do. They also said the surgeon would come to the womens health center the next week to check her over. I am thankful and appreciative that the Women's health center found my mom's cancer so we can do something about it. I am also happy so many of the services are there and will be there like the social worker and the radiological oncologist. At the center i noticed that there is also a wig center located inside that my mother may end up having to use. Like i said, this was difficult to experience and write about. All i can say is this... if you are a woman, get routine mammograms. Get checked out!

Ever since Mom got diagnosed with Cancer, I have been coming frequently to Lima Memorial Hospital…read more This is where she had her breast cancer surgery and her chemo treatments. Besides that, her cancer required her to go frequently to get blood work, and other tests done at Lima Memorial Hospital Lab. The area of the hospital that the lab was in has changed during this time, originally being a small section of the hospital. Since going thru major construction, it is now in a nicer area of the hospital, with a much larger/nicer waiting room. The wait, though, for lab work is ridiculously long. Last time, it took over 45 minutes to just wait to be seen by someone in registration. Then another 25 minutes to finally get pulled in for the blood work. At least the nurses are friendly and once inside, it is quickly done.

I have been seeing Dr. Solomon for about two years, and find him very kind, knowlegeable, and…read morewilling to take the time to answer my questions. He has successfuly cured a large ulcer and is treating Barrett's esophogus (which can lead to cancer), without resorting to adding multiple drugs to my list. The office staff can be abrupt, but stay knowlegable about alternate treatments, like diet and tests for possible causes like bacteria or funguses. I am not sure I like the Lima system for seeing nurse practitioners almost exclusively in the office setting. Those I have seen here are thorough, but have an abrasive personality. Dr. Solomon, however, is a model of care and respect for his patients. Perhaps the other person who reviewed Dr. Solomon would have been better served if he( had been a man and) had asked Dr. Solomon in post-op about what he heard. Even partially under anesthetics, it is hard to discrimnate voices, and colonoscopies require an anesthesetist and supporting assistants. Maybe he would have discovered real problems with his family doctor no matter whose voice he heard. If other physicians think his family doctor is incompetent, he should be sure they are not correct, so he can avoid a real problem with his health later.

Had a colonosocopy from this guy, He thought I was under but I heard him say bad things about my…read morefamily practice Dr. If he thought my Dr was incompetent he should have been a man and told me to my face not make comments when he thought I would not hear or remember. I will use another provider.

I swear I think I have written more reviews of hospitals, medical centers, doctors and other health…read moreoriented centers this year than ever. Why? My mom was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer back in November 2021, and the cancer spread partly into her lymphatic system. It has been a journey first through surgery, then chemo and now radiation. She came for a month's worth of radiation treatment at Lima Memorial Cancer Institute and I am thankful for the care she received here. My mother always said everyone here treated her very well. She has since finished with her radiation treatment. Hopefully this journey ends soon on a positive note, we are still going thru it... still thankful for the help we received from this cancer treatment center.