From the beginning they were all wonderful. My mom was there off and on for years and I had a 15…read morelbs tumor removed there last year. From 1979 to now I can't say enough good things about my doctors, nurses and food. They are in my opinion the absolute best

Siteman saved me from my cancer and saved my life. The staff answered every question so I know…read morewhat was going to happen with my treatment.

This was the absolute worst healthcare experience of my entire life. Dr.Maupin told me she would…read moreonly help me if I agreed to continue with hormone pellets. She stated she would not consider other options or have any discussion about other options of hormone replacement. By the way-she spent no time at my inital visit explaining what pellets she was going to give me and what they did. It was only after having complications that I really started doing my own research and wanted more bioidentical options. I had no idea my question about altering my treatment would be so offensive to Dr. Maupin. I guess I should not be surprised since there is not as much profit in creams and other forms of hormone replacement. I have no problem spending money-I just wanted more tailored options for my healthcare. My advice is RUN AWAY! Any practitioner who will only offer options that make her money despite not necessarily being FDA approved and no options for tailoring care has no business being in healthcare. BioBalance is not about helping women. It is all about the bottom line. If I could give BioBalance health and Dr. Maupin a zero rating I would not have offered the one star. They do not deserve it.

I have been struggling with fatigue anf fogginess when I met Dr. Sullivan. She has helped me…read moretroubleshoot my symptoms and help me with my thyroid concerns. With the right medication and lifestyle changes it made a world of difference. She is so caring and available and always made me feel at ease.

Went in for ear pain, nurse practitioner was prompt and courteous. She was through in evaluating my…read moresymptoms and even ruled out strep. Seemed competent and I would return for other minor problems. She was not quick to prescribe me antibiotics for a condition that had no infection which is a plus in my book.

I came to Neuage for the first time this week after scheduling a hangover cure IV treatment…read morefollowing my out of town trip. They sent me intake forms ahead of time so check in was a breeze and there was lots of parking out front. A nurse practitioner placed my IV and started my treatment. The room was comfortable with music playing to help you relax while the IV completes. They were very attentive and checked on me multiple times while it was running. It's been a few days now since my treatment and I've been feeling great.

The staff is top notch. Love the help of getting healthier. Everyone here genuinely cares about…read moreevery person who walks through the door.

I was born at "Mercy" St. John's Hospital in 1980. I went there for the first time on April 3rd for…read morea dog bite to my face. The waiting room that night was packed--that didn't bother me. However, when I went to use the women's bathroom, there was literal poop on the walls and in each stall. I was afraid to put my bag down. They were decent. I had to make another visit there this evening, into now the AM, and I was demanded by my doctor's office, which is with Mercy, to go because I got up to make a phone call, saw stars, and was on the floor hearing "hello." Mind you, I was still having awful pain in my feet along with water weight, which no one there was willing to go that far to figure out. Long story short, I was in a lot of pain. I don't take pain medicine. The last time in 10 years I took pain meds was on April 3rd for being bitten in the face by a pit bull. So tonight I asked for Tylenol. YES, TYLENOL.it had been very clear they pre judged me for seeking pain meds, because I smoked good marijuana before I went. Its legal, I didnt drive why would they not drug test me right off the bat or simply ask. I had to ask when I could go home..if I hadn't I would have sat in my hall room, I wonder who cares that the first that happened when I walked in my front door was hit the floor & FWI: im not falling because im high.

The only problem is Mercy needs better explanation before procedures…read more Colonoscopy (50 year old's dreaded procedure) needs more of an emphasis on taking the day off before procedure to drink the nasty concoction and be ready to have explosive diarrhea in about 12 hours (not for 12 hours). Not finding anything wrong made me think this was the worst part of the procedure. Do not try to be strong and run late with taking the concoction later to work till 6 PM... mistake. Take concoctionearly. DO NOT EAT ANYTHING THE DAY BEFORE THE COLONOSCOPY. Have your trusted friend pick you up from your house and plan to buy lunch after the procedure. The friend can then drive you home where you can be comfortable and in control. The procedure may take only 2 hours (if no problem)

I have been a patient of Central West Healthcare since 1998. The compassion and expertise exhibited…read moreby the staff is unequaled, which explains my 23-year relationship with the practice. You will not find a more qualified and caring group of professionals anywhere in the Midwest. Thank YOU, Central West, for taking such good care of your patients!

I have been a patient of Dr. Parks for more than 20 years. Dr. Parks and his staff combine state of…read morethe art medicine with a compassionate patient demeanor. In all the years I have been fortunate to be under the care of Central West healthcare, not once have I felt compelled to seek an alternative. Give Central West Healthcare a chance and I assure you that you will be grateful for the decision.

Whitney was very kind, understanding, and felt she really cared in the short amount of time I was…read morethere. The front desk was quick and efficient. Best urgent care experience I've had

I've been using TAUC for several years now and for several reasons…read more Firstly, they're affordable, regardless which kind of insurance I was carrying (or none at all) they discount their services and only request payment if you have a copay. After that, they'll work with you on paying your invoices. Secondly, and a near tie to the firstly, despite or in spite of the affordability, all the locations, this one included, offer EXCEPTIONAL CARE with nurses, physicians, and technologists who want to help you get better and put their patients first. It's also quite clean. Not hospital clean, cleaner! I've been to hospitals and other urgent cares before where I thought about whether I'd get more sick by being there. Not at any of the TAUC that I've utilized. Another advantage to TAUC, this location I know, not sure if it's true for all of them, they have X-ray, CT, blood and urine testing, all the amenities of an ER without the tired, rushed docs and nurses and without the huge scary bill. You can honestly come here for anything from cold and flu to broken bones to I don't know what's wrong with me. Summary- if you need urgent care, go where they care. Affordable, professional, and close to your home. Ya I sound like a commercial, but this is why I'm loyal to this urgent care chain.

I chose this urgent care because of the excellent reviews, which makes my experience even more…read moredisappointing. When I arrived, I explained that it felt like something was stuck in my throat or airway. I was told - verbatim - that they "wouldn't touch me with a 10-foot pole." That was shocking and unprofessional. Instead of evaluating me, they immediately directed me to the ER. The ER visit ended up costing me $800, where I waited about two hours only to be prescribed amoxicillin - something the urgent care could have easily done themselves. Later, when I saw an ENT, I was told my symptoms were due to acid reflux. My symptoms had already been present for three days, so it clearly was not an emergency airway obstruction. It's frustrating that neither the urgent care nor the ER considered reflux as a possibility before escalating the situation. Being told they "didn't want to take my money" feels ironic, considering I was sent somewhere significantly more expensive for essentially the same level of care. I would not recommend this facility. Patients deserve to feel evaluated and respected - not dismissed.