I am a retired physician, and a man. Of course I put off going in to see a provider when I am ill…read more I had a pretty significant allergic reaction to my face and arm. I was in Appleton Wisconsin (I live in Chicago and also Florida), and was in town to see my in-laws and grandson. I was referred to urgent care physicians by my sister-in-law, and was seen there at about 1 o'clock. I was up by 2 o'clock. I can only describe the care as caring, efficient, and professional. It is 9 o'clock at night, and I am already improving. I would recommend this clinic to anybody with an ambulatory illness. Frankly, I was very impressed!

Check all the boxes. This was a very good experience from start to finish. I'm not going to list…read moreall the accolades, just know that this is the place I would always go should I need Urgent health care in the future.

My wife and I would give Thedacare Neenah 6 stars! The level of care, compassion, and kindness…read moreextended to my wife after her terrible car accident, and to our family was exceptional. We were in a neighboring city, a hospital we had never visited, and every single employee made our very difficult situation better! 6 Stars!

This morning I called Thedacare in Neenah to inquire about where to go to drop off a sample in the…read morelab. I am complaining about the answering system, which is AI. The first time I told it "where do I drop off lab samples" and it told me, sounds like you want the lab, and I said yes. Said it was connecting me. Then after waiting for two minutes, line went dead. Called again and asked for directions to the Lab. Started to give me directions to Thedacare. Similar results. Third call I was prepared, and said I wanted to talk to the reception desk, and it said that was not an option and proceeded to begin listing options. I had enough and kept interrupting it and telling it was doing a bad job although it didn't seem to hear me. After several interruptions. it said it would connect me to someone and Josh answered. I asked " Where do I go to drop off lab samples?" and he said "Go to main entrance and there will be people to direct me." I thanked him. 30 seconds. Seems to me many institutions would have happier customers, lower people's blood pressure, and make the world a better place if the AI answering thing, who often apologizes at the beginning with, "I'm still learning," was replaced with real people. And why is it always a woman's voice...what do they have against women?

I am at a loss in reading the comments that are critical of Aurora Medical Group in Oshkosh. My…read morepersonal experience has been nothing but exemplary. The medical staff are always, without exception polite, professional, attentive and knowledgeable. Most recently, and I might add, for the first time in 30+ years I found myself in need of the emergency room. The staff were phenomenal! I was seen without any delay, the billing clerk waited until I was being seen and more comfortable before seeking the insurance information, etc., the nurses where more attentive that I thought possible, and the doctor did everything plus. Perhaps those who have been critical had bad experiences. A one-off is always possible. However, I would suggest they revisit the Aurora Medical Center again. I believe they will experience the care, professionalism, and kindness I did.

I love the few Aurora doctors I have, but I will NEVER again go to their ER. I was wheeled in…read morescreaming in pain, was made to sit through intake as I'm screaming, and I was wheeled out screaming an hour later after being treated like a drug seeker. Two days later, I was taken by ambulance (still screaming) to Ascension Mercy and was admitted immediately for intractable pain. Apparently, Aurora needs an acute diagnosis in order to provide care and, if they can't get one from an x-ray, off you go. I never saw a doctor, only a PA who was cold as ice. I asked for a neurosurgeon and she said they didn't have one. The ORAL medication given to me while there was laughable. I was discharged because there was "nothing else they could do." Now I'm sure they have their protocol and probably followed it to the letter. But therein lies the problem. I felt, and told them, that this was cruelty to allow someone to suffer so horribly and do nothing. Are the policy makers completely devoid of empathy? Or does the DEA have its foot on the neck of healthcare? I don't care which, the result is the same. We lose. Ultimately, it is Aurora's loss. Ascension had me inpatient for a week, they gave me what was needed to help control my pain, Ascension at Home was there for me when I was discharged, and I am in my third month of PT. Their care was just that...care. Wonderful doctors and nurses. I had intended to change my PCP as I moved a distance from where her office was located. I was looking at Aurora because I had my cancer care there and they were wonderful. I also have an endocrinologist there who I would follow to the end of the earth. But I've chosen an Ascension doctor because I would NEVER again go through Aurora if I needed an ER. To add insult to injury, they've been billing me since January $1000 for that visit. I may reimburse them for the two tablets they provided me, de minimus as that is. I gratefully paid for the cancer care, and all the specialist's copays, but I will not pay to be treated like a fake and a junkie, much less left to suffer. Worst experience ever.

My wife had a 20 week ultrasound last week for our first born that is due June 2018. Our technician…read morewas extremely kind and made for a great experience. The only hiccup came when we learned they did not have a printer with their machine, because we were not on the regular OGBYN floor. If your ultrasound is ordered from a doctor that practices outside of st. E's, be sure to mention your intent to obtain photos. After the fact it was great to have St.E's work with us to make sure we had everything we needed to remember our special day. Can't wait until June, when we will return in order to welcome our new baby.

I would never go here again. The nurse was rude, seems like she was there for a paycheck and not…read moreto take care of a patient. I said I was cold, she brought a blanket to me and i felt she was very condescending. Once I told them I was a RN, they treated me better..: I shouldn't have to say that to get simple, basic care. I would NEVER treat a patient like she treated me! She put a tourniquet on WAY too tight (and I expressed my concern). When I told her I was having pain when she was trying to start an IV, she just kept going. I have photos of bruises from when she unsuccessfully attempted to get an IV. She didn't stop when I told her it was hurting me. She broke every capillary in my hand. Just look at the pictures! The "patient manager" or whatever they are called hasn't returned my call.

I fell and broke both my tibia and fibula. The staff and doctors at this clinic were great. Saw my…read moreMRI results this morning; and I heard the best words,,,ever. "No surgery needed". Such a relief! I really liked the staff there. If you mess up your bones doing something foolish or risky, this is where you want to go in Manitowoc.

Our family's experience with St. Vincent's Hospital took place over the course of three weeks, as…read moreour family member was hospitalized and then transitioned to hospital-based hospice care. We feel the entire nursing staff of the 9th Floor of St. Vincent deserves recognition as they, as a whole, demonstrated compassionate care during this emotionally charged time. We thank them for timely communication, checking on our needs, as well as being good natured when their queries prompted silly requests (e.g., "Do you need anything?", "A Million Bucks,... the Lotto Numbers..., a foot massage, etc.) And finally, they were kind and unflinching in hearing unending family stories. A truly exceptional experience during a very difficult time.

do not go here i just came back after some kinda infection they could not figure it out i laid in…read morebed for 11 hours...

I live in Milwaukee but on a recent trip to Door County, I unfortunately landed in the ER…read more I've been in the ER in Milwaukee with my mother on a few occasions and it's typically and 8 hour or more ordeal. Not so here. Obviously, a lot smaller area population-wise but happy to report I was seen almost immediately, the problem was identified quickly, IV was administered, and I was out in time for my dinner reservations. My doctor was kind and kept me informed throughout the process. He put me completely at ease and explained everything thoroughly and answered all of my (and my husband's!) questions. My nurse (Joe, I think?) was also very kind and professional throughout my experience. No complaints! Hopefully you don't find yourself in Door County in need of an emergency room but if you do, you can have confidence that you'll be well cared for here.

Half the time they don't answer the phone. If they do you never get to talk to the nurse at that…read moretime and they will call you back. Which they never do. I sure hope they take care of the patients better then updating the families

I have nothing but praise for everyone at Excel Physical Therapy…read more All of the therapists are DPTs, doctors of physical therapy. I worked with Bob for vertigo, balance issues. With his treatments and home exercise program, I made significant improvements. I was treated with kindness and respect and compassion. I'll surely return when the need arises!

I would highly recommend Excel Physical Therapy. I was treated by Dr. Robert Runge who provided…read moreexcellent care and an at home program for dizziness issues, both of which helped me significantly. The entire staff is patient, courteous, kind, and friendly.