This review has to do with calling Aspirus. Basically, don't bother. I was transferred around…read moreumpteen times before finally giving up. I tried another day and it was worse. They ask the stupidest questions imaginable. 5 min into 23 transfers and the next message is if it's an emergency hang up bla bla bla.... Yea I'm going to go thru all those idiotic prompts becasue it's an emergency. How stupid. Here's an idea. Answer the damn phone!! Lazy lazy lazy

This place (Aspirus Regional Cancer Center) does not care deeply for its patients. I am a patient…read morewho was denied an ultrasound and biopsy, because I DO NOT want to subject myself to any more radiation than I already had by agreeing to have a diagnostic mammogram done. Mind you, they saw a spot two years ago and couldn't detect whether it was cancer or not? Didn't offer me an ultrasound and a biopsy back then. Wanted another repeat mammogram taken. Are you serious? Do your job right the first time. Having their sweet money-making mammogram done two years ago caused me to have a cyst that was under my arm rupture near my breast. It became an abscess, and I had to get it cut open and drained. They packed it with gauze, and it hurt like you wouldn't believe. So, if I had cancer then, it is no wonder this lump appeared and grew rapidly. It probably spread like wildfire. I went to the ER and was told it was mastitis. I was given antibiotics and sent home. Antibiotics did absolutely nothing. I lost my insurance and didn't take any further action until I got it again. Now, the only way to find out if I do have cancer is if I become their lab rat yet again and have another mammogram done. Followed by an ultrasound on top of that and a biopsy. This type of facility (Cancer Center) should have state-of-the-art equipment by now. There is robotic ultrasound equipment that can perform the same, if not better, imaging without touching you or using radiation. There are cures for cancer that should be released to the public. This greed for money needs to STOP! That is the real cancer. These money-hungry villains and those who work for them. I will now go about my life wondering whether I have cancer or not. I will continue my protocol of Ivermectin & Fenbendazole to shrink this tumor and prayerfully beat the odds. No help from them. If it be God's will, it will happen. Living on prayers.

Awful! I switched from aspirus to marshfield thinking they were a better option. I was wrong! I…read morewent for my annual exam and then received a bill for the cost of the preventative wellness exam. My wellness exam is covered under my insurance. Marshfield coded this incorrectly and not as a screening but instead as a diagnostic test. I am now stuck in there billing/dispute process that is never ending. I opened a review/dispute with Marshfield in July, never heard anything back. I called again in September and nothing was ever reviewed or completed. I was told by the woman I spoke with in July that I would receive a letter as to what the dispute result was. I spoke with the billing supervisor, they elevated the level for the dispute. I was told to call back in 3 weeks to find out if anything has been done. I have called back multiple times and even requested that I receive a call back from the supervisor. Each time I call, I have received different information. One woman said the review was complete and code was changed. I called my insurance company, it was not. Another woman said I needed to send my EOB, not true, then next woman said the review board has 30 days to review since the elevated response was given. I also was told that a supervisor has 5 business days to call back after a call back request was made. I have not received that. I am still in the limbo of the billing department. My friend recently mentioned she had a similar experience and it took 10 months to get it resolved! My experience with Marshfield clinic has been awful.

I'm not reviewing this business because I work there. This is just an FYI on Marshfield Clinic…read more Marshfield Clinic has many centers throughout central and northern Wisconsin. This center is across the street from Aspirus Hospital. (There are two hospitals in the Wausau metro area; the other is St. Clare's in Weston.) There are approx. 130 providers (physicians, NPs, PAs, etc.) in the Wausau Center. They are in a wide variety of specialties including the primary care specialties of Family Practice, Internal Medicine, and Pediatrics. There is an urgent care department called Walk-In. Here's alink to more info: http://www.marshfieldclinic.org/patients/default.aspx?page=centers&code=WAUS

Had to go to the Weston walk-in Monday 1-12-26, and seen Que Her, what a wonderful doctor, very…read moreinformative, caring, was worried about my well-being. This lady needs to be recognized for her willingness to go the extra mile for her patients. My hope is that her peers see this and she gets hers dues, well deserved!

The care is awesome they actually care for your well being. It's a one stop shop! I'm very…read moreimpressed with the healthcare system Marshfield Clinic has to offer.

Very rude, don't have time to spend with patient's. My husband was treated poorly and was told it…read morewas not his lungs go see GI. Doctor would not even let my husband talk about what was going on. Doctor had his mind made up before he even entered room. Way to busy. Takes months to get in. Patients are numbers and dollar signs.

From the owner: Aspirus is a non-profit, community-directed health system based in Wausau, Wisconsin. With more…read morethan 7,000 employees, Aspirus serves communities throughout 14 counties in northern and central Wisconsin, as well as the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The integrated system includes four hospitals in Michigan and four hospitals in Wisconsin, over 50 clinics, walk-in care, home health and hospice care, pharmacies, critical care and helicopter transport, medical goods, nursing homes and high-quality affiliated physicians. Aspirus is committed to developing trusting, personal and caring relationships with their patients. Aspirus Clinics provide high quality, accessible health care to a growing number of communities and provides a continuum of excellent, comprehensive, cost-effective care for the entire family. Our team of primary care providers - specialists in family medicine, OB/GYN, internal medicine, and pediatrics - has access to, and works closely with a highly skilled group of specialists to prevent, diagnose and treat illnesses and disease.

Be very careful with this facility. They recommended a type pacemaker which was to be pre…read moreauthorized by my insurance-which Dr Andrew Mykytsey's PA Hope said she would ensure all pre authorizations would be done for this non traditional device. 11 months later and my insurance is saying it was not pre authorized/exploratory and I am looking to owe $5400 out of pocket! #wausaucardiology #uhcdenial #uhgGAlawsuitexsessivedenial #wausauaspiruscardiocorrupt #insurancereformneeded

From the owner: Aspirus is a non-profit, community-directed health system based in Wausau, Wisconsin. With more…read morethan 7,000 employees, Aspirus serves communities throughout 14 counties in northern and central Wisconsin, as well as the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The integrated system includes four hospitals in Michigan and four hospitals in Wisconsin, over 50 clinics, walk-in care, home health and hospice care, pharmacies, critical care and helicopter transport, medical goods, nursing homes and high-quality affiliated physicians. Aspirus is committed to developing trusting, personal and caring relationships with their patients. Aspirus Clinics provide high quality, accessible health care to a growing number of communities and provides a continuum of excellent, comprehensive, cost-effective care for the entire family. Our team of primary care providers - specialists in family medicine, OB/GYN, internal medicine, and pediatrics - has access to, and works closely with a highly skilled group of specialists to prevent, diagnose and treat illnesses and disease.

Nice clinic and staff for the positive column. The big issue needing attention is scheduling. My…read morewife was originally supposed to have an annual physical in early August. That has been rescheduled twice for the physician being sick. This morning they called again because they double booked today's appointment. The scheduler who called was not even aware this was the 3rd time. Similar scheduling issues happened to myself last summer I've been rescheduled on two separate occasions. It is frustrating to tell the person on the phone that three rescheduled appointments over 4 months has now messed up both our insurance given the annual enrollment and impacts our job schedule and be told the "I'm sorry but the first open appointment is in December ".

Waiting for a week to serious note I left them, no response I have been doing everything they tell…read moreme to do do but with no success, this is not brain surgery I'm dealing with, just 2 months of coughing and no sleeping help me.