Dr. Galloway is extremely knowledgeable and is very charismatic. He really "listens" and is very…read morethorough. He has helped me - and my husband so much! We saw a different podiatrist in town and we were really put off - we had to ask multiple times for him to work on my husband's toenails. We never went back. Dr. Galloway is the opposite! He does whatever he can to improve our feet and he follows through.

Dr. Wolf is amazing. No waiting, he always makes time in his busy schedule to get you in. Top notch…read morecare.

I mistakenly assumed my aches and pains were just something I had to accept after having chemo and…read moreradiation this past year. Just two brief visits with Dr. Wolf, and his adjustments were just what was needed to keep me pain free! I highly recommend his professional and compassionate help.

Excellent care. Listens, responds, knowledgeable. Not one of those "come back every day till your…read morebenefits are used up!". Seldom have had to follow-up with a 2nd visit. Very pleased. Staff is great. Accepts Mcare.

I came in with a pain in my neck from sitting the wrong way in bed and he took care of me…read more Definitely recommend!

From the time I entered the office till I left, I was extremely happy & impressed. He addressed my…read morevertigo issues and was spot on. Dr. Roberts is very compassionate about his work, makes you feel very relaxed and most importantly is very professional and is excellent at what he does. I have been to many chiropractors and he is at the top of my list! Thank you Dr. Roberts and incredible staff!

This month is my third anniversary that I have been seeing Dr. Roberts for nerve damage to my lower…read moreback. I could barely walk and a patient of Dr. Roberts recommended him. My first visit was on a Wednesday and he spent a great deal of time diagnosing my problem. I told him I needed to drive to Arizona that Friday so he treated me again on Thursday and once more on Friday. He made it possible for me to make the trip. I have been seeing him ever since. He recommended taking magnesium and recently suggested a supplement called Neuroplex for nerve and brain health. This is an amazing product. I focus better on the job at hand and my short term memory has increased in less than a month. At my last visit I bought two more bottles. Dr. Roberts, his wife Teresa, and their staff are highly professional and caring. They are always willing to accommodate your needs and keep you on the path of great health.

I see Dr. Chase for chiropractic care and I see Marnie for massage. I am very pleased with both of…read morethese services. Everyone I have encountered within this business exceeds my expectations. The lady who works the front desk is wonderful - always nice, always helpful and makes you feel like she is glad to see you!

Was out visiting my daughter and needed an adjustment, I was able to get in quickly and Dr…read more examined me, understood what my body needed, took his time, answered all my questions and helped me in the areas I needed help with.. I left there, less tension and more flexible. Definitely will be back every time I am in town

Holy catfish! What a super day and super experience going under the knife of Dr. Behm. Heavy…read morekudos to him, his office staff, his physician assistant and the surgery department of Marcus Daly Hospital here in Hamilton, Montana. This was a very positive and excellent experience in all respects. WARM BLANKETS and lots of introductions and briefings along with getting IV fluids started and then into surgery itself. More introductions and now anti-biotic drip plus oxygen. I wanted to see the arthroscopic knee operation so opted for a spinal block rather than being knocked out on anesthesia. What an experience that I now have in-common with women who had epidurals during delivery of their children. The numbness was an absolute absence of feeling from the lower back down. Simply amazing. As a note, I have had continual and significant back pain as a souvenir of my Vietnam infantry combat tour and 20 year Army career and for the first time in over 40 years I felt no pain in the back. I really enjoyed those few hours without pain. After a lot of scrubbing and prep from a cast of supporting characters in the OR, Dr. Behm made the incisions and inserted a variety of "tools" or "probes" which cut away cartilage and sucked away the debris. He told me what he was doing and answered my questions as I watched the same color TV screen that he was watching. Absolutely fascinating and I felt nothing except for the shaking of the table as he moved my leg around to expose other areas of the knee joint for his repair work. In 45 minutes we were done and I went to recovery where more warm blankets were laid upon me and I awaited the return of much of the feeling to my legs. That was about an hour and then back to the pre-surgery room where I had to take in more fluids and void before I could be released. Mary the receptionist had cookies and the nursed brought juices while my wife and I, and passing nurses, chatted and waited. Finally the two liters of IV were successful and I was discharged. I have no concerns about the upcoming right knee operation and will opt for the spinal and TV again. Pretty neat experience.

I went in today to get my left knee checked out, it's been giving me pain since a bad ankle injury…read moreten years ago. I was thoroughly impressed with Dr. David Nolan. He got the backstory of the injury right away and he listened well and was a personable guy. Then he pulled out a knee model and showed me how a normal knee works and what roles the different tendons play, then showed what my knee was doing and explained what I can do to fix it before we decide on an MRI and a knee scope. Two thumbs up!

I've had some of the best care of my life at Bitterroot hospital, from the ER to the infusion…read morecenter and just about everything in between. I've found 99% of the staff to be caring and thoughtful, and the office staff have been extremely helpful and quick. Special shout-out to all the ladies at the infusion center for always making my week feel like a spa day and for having my back while I'm there. You make a difference, and I appreciate you. I'm pretty sure I know all the ER doctors by now, and then some. A particular thank-you to Dr. Dodson for helping me work through a traumatic event in the safety of medical care during my visit on 8/17. He had also treated me at least once a couple of years earlier for an asthma attack. Although he probably didn't recognize me, I remembered his name. That familiarity helped me feel comfortable enough to bring what I was going through into the room. He didn't force anything on me, and that mattered. Although I was alert and awake, I was NOT okay. I had been strangled and punched in the temple two days earlier. The assailant had just been bailed out of jail that day. I was terrified. Humor and talking are how I manage myself under stress. My ER nurse probably needed earplugs after my panic attack because I couldn't stop talking. I was doing everything I could to get through the procedure before I completely lost my shit. There were also parts of that visit that needed to be better. One of the intake nurses had the care skills of a gnat. That interaction was a sharp departure from the care I've usually received here. With my treating ER nurse, there was one specific moment that could have been handled better. While she was pushing Benadryl, I told her to stop because my body felt weird. She continued until I raised my voice. Telling me it was making me sleepy did not address what I was saying. Please listen to patients about their own bodies. I'm 66 years old and capable of explaining my health and what I'm experiencing. Just because I couldn't immediately identify what was happening didn't mean I wasn't feeling it. What I understand now is that I was actively experiencing trauma. Being alert, awake, talking, or using humor did not mean I was okay. It meant I was managing myself the best I could. Girl, listen to your patients. I was raised by a nurse and grew up in hospitals. Need I say more? To the fabulous woman who came from X-ray--or whichever department--to take me for my CT scan: you were great. Thank you. Thank you also to the clinic for having a team ready for me. They were wonderful, and their trauma training showed. And bless the on-call therapist. She was calming, and she heard me. Given the Bitterroot's situation with DUIs and partner or family member assaults (PFMAs), I would suggest trauma training for everyone. I also need to raise this concern: I had been strangled and struck in the temple two days earlier, but no one performed an evidence kit to collect DNA or took photographs of my entire body. I had bruises--a lot of them, actually. That deserves attention. Lots to unpack here. I honestly appreciate the care I've received at this hospital. My gratitude and my concerns both belong in this review. Some parts of that particular visit fell short, while other people helped me through an incredibly frightening experience. And those infusion nurses? They make up for the shortcomings in spades for me. Thank you, ladies, for consistently making me feel cared for and supported.

worst hospital ever... misdiagnosed waited 25 minutes for someone to come and help pee never…read moreagain. This hospital doesn't help they just cover up... "just take a pill you'll be alright kind of thing. went to Missoula and went to St Patrick... Go there they fixed the issue Thanks Sts Patrick!!!!!!

Dr. Dickamore is an extremely competent podiatrist. My husband and I have been patients for several…read moreyears and he is always kind, patient and clear on treatment options. Receptionist Allison is friendly and accommodating, a cheerful face to the practice.