Visit from pleasant nurse while parent was inpatient in hospital. Was told didn't qualify for their…read moreinpatient hospice home. Went back to asst living and died within 1 month. Just wanted to go there and have less pain and be cared for. Very disappointed they would not accept as inpatient.

I would not take my dog to Stillwater Hospice. My beloved brother was dying of lung cancer and we…read morewere advised to bring in hospice. Unfortunately, we chose Stillwater. From the initial intake on day one, until he died eight days later, Stillwater was horrible. My brother fell and EMTs had to be called and there was no followup from Stillwater to see if he was ok and if the family needed help or had questions. A nurse who came on day 2 never checked on him for five days until her next visit and was "really surprised" at how he had deteriorated. Then the intense pain began and for 41 hours it was horrific. I can never unhear his screams. Calling Stillwater at 4 am because the pain meds were running out, calling back and demanding that someone come help us and they show up hours later. Again, no followup until he died the next morning. I am writing this because I hope no one else suffers with Stillwater Hospice the way that my family did due to their incompetence and lack of care.

I just finished my last session today. I had shoulder surgery and started therapy in February. The…read morestaff at this location were great. Professional and friendly. They all got along and seemed to care about their patients. Dr. House was my main therapist for the majority of the time there. He answered any questions I had and did a great job of explaining the recovery process for my shoulder.

The care I received was decent, however, if I require physical therapy in the future, I will be…read moretaking my business elsewhere. The head therapist is friendly enough, however, lacks good communication skills at times. If he asks if you did your home exercises and you say no, he will rudely walk away without a word. In my case I had asked my doctor if it was okay for me to attend PT once a week and do my home workouts as I have a copay per visit and am on a tight budget and allowed limited physical therapy visits were year with my insurance coverage. My doctor said that was okay.... yet the head therapist at this location, very angrily and loudly spoke down to me in front of both patients and other employees on my last visit asking me why did I only come once a week. when I explained the situation, he then stated that he wished I had told HIM that and that I wasted my money by going only once a week. I felt this was something he could have spoken to me about privately instead of announcing it to the entire office. Also, while I was being iced during one of my visits, I overheard two other therapists near me talking about a client that had just left and poking fun at her progress. It made me wonder what they say about ME after I leave from my visits. For those two reasons, I will not be returning to this office.

I work for Grateful Care and really enjoy it. We provide ABA services to clients and families. I…read morereally enjoy working with my client everyday and providing quality care to him. My boss and other hire ups are supportive and understanding.

Hands down the best chiropractic office we've ever seen. Dr Simpson has helped our 6 week old so…read moremuch. We wish we would have come in sooner. The safe is so nice, office very clean, wait time very small. Definitely referring everyone we know to this office.

Fantastic place my daughter and I take her son he is now 7weeks I am so glad he is such a better…read morebaby. This place is amazing super friendly very happy yet professional atmosphere.

The owner is awesome caring truly trustworthy awesome woman of God. I love her honestly and her…read morepassion for people she has been in long term care for years she is full of experience of excellence.

Absolutely as good as it gets!…read more I was in need of dentist for my 2 year old. I had heard enough dental horror stories to know I wanted a pediatric dentist. When I first moved here I heard some parents say Auburn Pediatric Dentistry was a good place to go, so given it's the only pediatric dental facility nearby I decided to give it a shot. I spoke with Jenny on the phone, who was extremely professional, yet friendly (the best combination in customer-oriented field). She was detail-oriented and smart enough to verify that our scheduled time was not during nap time (a brilliant question to ask!). She gave good advice as to what to tell my daughter about the upcoming visit and when I had questions to ask I didn't feel like I was being hurried off the phone (invaluable!). Jenny emailed me the forms to fill out ahead of time and then I also got a reminder call a week in advance. I believe our appointment was about two weeks from the time we called, so that seemed like a reasonable time to wait for an opening. When I first heard the dentist's hours I thought "well that's typical!" Meaning dentists always seem to have a truncated work week. However, in the next sentence, it was explained that the days that Dr. Derrow wasn't in the office was because she was doing work at Riley's Children's Hospital and the like. Okay, well, see, this is why you shouldn't jump to conclusions. She wasn't off getting her nails done--she was helping really sick kids. So today was D-day. After reading Dora's "Show Me Your Smile" book a dozen times we headed over (it's very near the hospital). Everything about their office is geared towards their patients; they even have an alligator mailbox! We walked in and saw my daughter's (first) name listed on the Welcome Board. What a nice little touch! We were given a warm welcome by Jenny when we signed in. The fish tank (Nemo-themed) and kid sized tables and chairs were greatly endorsed by my daughter as we sat in the waiting room. They do have a policy about not being seen (potentially) if you are more than 10 minutes late. I think we got called in right around 10 minutes after our scheduled appointment time. (I would have a problem with an office where you can't be 10 minutes late, but they can. Not that I think the clients should be late. More so, I believe the doctors/dentists shouldn't be either!) We were taken back by Megan who did her best to elicit a smile from my daughter by taking the time to show her the treasure chest and the paintings of the underwater scenes through out the office. She did a fantastic job of talking to both patient and parent and in explaining what was going to happen in child-friendly terms. Dr. Derrow was a blessing! She took several minutes before getting started to talk with my daughter and asked questions that are 2 year old-friendly (Do you have any dogs at home? Are you in a big-girl bed or still in your snuggly crib?). She even had grape-scented purple latex gloves. How cool is that? What told me this was a place to have as our "dental home" was when my daughter started to cry (it's virtually inevitable at this age, isn't it?) and I began singing, "Wheels on the Bus" and I was joined in by not only Megan, but also by Dr. Derrow. Everyone in that office goes above and beyond to make your child feel cared for and welcomed. So many people congratulated my daughter on her first dental visit (even staff that wasn't directly caring for her) that it felt like she had a cheering section. Moreover, all of the staff seems to get along with one another, as well, and it shows. Oh and Tracy was extremely pleasant and super helpful as we were paying and saying goodbye. I even ended up with a good recommendation for Chinese food on my way out! One thing I might do differently, though, is just to pick up their dental brochure before going in for your child's first visit. The pictures show what the office looks like and there are photos of Dr. Derrow to help your child know what and whom to expect. Over all, I will absolutely be recommending this office again and again. Auburn is very blessed to have them here.

I will never take my child back or refer anyone to this place. Very first visit and the dentist…read moresuggests surgery to do all work at once in the hospital while being put under. Then wants $6,000 up front before scheduling and after talking to several friends and family members this same place has been doing the same to others since they have opened in 2006. I would not suggest taking your child to this woman and then when you tell them you can't afford to pay that much up front they criticize you and talk to you like you are an idiot.

OPT Optimum Performance Therapy Auburn is a great place to get PT/OT. Each and everyone of the…read morestaff members are awesome. My son and I both had physical therapy at the same time. Me for my back pain, him for a knee injury. We will definitely go to OPT in the future if needed!

I love my job at Byron! Great team culture. They have an education reimbursement and decent…read moreinsurance.