Great First-Time Donation Experience…read more I had a great experience donating blood here the other day. It was actually my first time ever donating, as my doctor recommended it since I'm on TRT therapy and needed to do a Power Red donation. I was definitely a little intimidated going in since I had never done it before. I had also read a few negative reviews online beforehand, which made me a bit skeptical, but I decided to go anyway. Before my appointment I called ahead with a few questions and spoke with a really helpful staff member who gave me great advice and helped ease some of my anxiety. When I arrived, the front desk team was very friendly and welcoming. They walked me through the process and made everything easy to understand. The nurse who set up my donation was knowledgeable, patient, and very kind throughout the whole experience. Since it was my first Power Red donation, I learned the machine can be a little tricky because it cycles your plasma back into the line, so you have to keep your arm positioned a certain way. The system gave a few warnings during the process, but the head nurse came over and was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. She stayed close by for much of the time to make sure everything went smoothly and that I was comfortable. The staff also checked on me multiple times and brought me snacks, including chocolate chip cookies, and set me up with my own tray and a bottle of water. It really felt like they cared about making sure donors were comfortable. It also wasn't overly crowded. I showed up around 10 AM and there were probably about ten people donating, but by the time I was halfway through my donation it had quieted down quite a bit and I had plenty of space. The chair itself was very comfortable. After finishing, I was able to relax in the recovery area and help myself to some snacks (the popcorn was great!). As an added bonus, I even received a free ticket to the Renaissance Festival for donating that day. Overall it was a very positive experience and the staff did a wonderful job helping a first-time donor feel comfortable and supported. I would definitely recommend this location to anyone looking to donate blood.

My siblings and I have been donating blood together for years and we started at the Scottsdale…read morelocation but have expanded to this one and Mesa. I've been here a few times now and have had mixed experiences. I wasn't able to donate on two occasions because of a slight fever and low iron, but that's not their fault! I've donated successfully a few times and it's been a smooth process each time. The phlebotomists are professional and friendly and I personally haven't had issues with the needle stick and draw. Lots of snacks and drinks available, nice receptionist at the front, and spacious location. I recommend donating at a Vitalant near you and helping others!

As a first time donor, make sure you have time in your day, if you're in a rush come a different…read moreday. However they will walk you through the entire process and help if you need anything. This place is amazing. People at the front always greet with a smile and kindness. The people on the donor floor are quick and professional. There is water and snacks at the entrance. The area is always clean. Two of my experiences there- I broke my glass water bottle on the donor floor, they attended to the problem quickly. They were understanding. Another, is a worker saying a comment in regards to a person asking to pick up their wallet. She made an unnecessary comment about how the wallet doesn't have any money & that's why the young gentleman is there. She has a rude attitude all around.

$46 and 2 hours of my life for the privilege of losing blood and earning an 8-week deferral…read more I spent roughly 2 hours at the plasma center and received $46. Then, because the machine apparently decided to keep some of my blood instead of returning it, I was told I'm now on an 8-week deferral because the red blood cells couldn't be returned. They explained that this was due to FDA regulations. Fair enough--blood safety rules exist for a reason. But it would have been helpful to understand exactly what happened, how much blood I lost, and what the recovery implications were before leaving. So, to summarize: 2 hours $46 blood not returned 8-week deferral. That's an impressive exchange rate for modern civilization: two hours of my time, a portion of my blood, and eight weeks of unpaid leave from the opportunity to donate again. I understand that equipment problems and FDA requirements aren't necessarily the staff's fault. However, the communication about what happened and why the deferral was necessary could have been much clearer. At least I got $46 and a firsthand reminder that donating plasma comes with terms and conditions apparently written by a committee that has never had to explain them to a person who just lost blood. Two hours, forty-six dollars, some missing blood, and an eight-week timeout--apparently that's the premium package. They will respond with a generic response to call them which you do and they don't respond as some guy called Patrick is too busy

These Guys work hard to help a lot of people and there professionalism and quality of service is…read morethat of a very good team of people . Joshua Millstein D O I have had the pleasure of working with and My hats off to his dedication and Kindness. Big Aloha and Thanks C Swick

Don't go for DOT physical. 3 hour wait and an assistant…read morenurse that will ensure to take away your livelihood by supposing you have medical issues that are pure fiction.

Shout out to all the amazing medical professionals that helped me during my surgery at Deer Valley…read more angela kari, luis, tristan, eric, dan 4th floor pavillion 1. and all the doctors. can't say enough good things. my future is a possibility because of you. thank you !!!

I cannot thank Deer Valley Medical Center enough for the outstanding care my husband received. Last…read moreweek, he suffered a heart attack, and I drove him to the hospital on Saturday morning. Within just a few minutes, the team diagnosed his heart attack and rushed him to the cath lab. The speed of care was incredible. We arrived at 10:35 a.m., and by 11:28 a.m., Dr. Tri Nguyen had successfully completed the procedure. Every staff member we encountered in the Emergency Department and ICU was caring, professional, and respectful. During a very stressful time, they made us feel supported and confident that my husband was in the best hands. I highly recommend this hospital to anyone who needs exceptional emergency and cardiac care.

STI in Sun City, Arizona host a team of dedicated specialist, ready to help heal the minute you…read moreenter their door. They are far superior to any physical therapy we've experienced. After treatment with them & good health is once again restored, a fitness program is offered. My husband & I totally recommend this winning team to whomever needs physical therapy. Diann & Gary Prince

Most recently, and as an 80 year old woman, I've seen the PT specialists at STI for a total knee…read morereplacement. I've also seen them for balance issues. Each and every one of the therapists is professional, very knowledgeable about their craft, and will make a plan to help the client return to their best self. The team, including the office manager and receptionist, work well together and only want the best for the clients.

My doctor was good, the Medical One business is incompetent, canceling my appointment numerous…read moretimes, and the last time, they never even told me that it was canceled until I was there for an appointment. How do you define Medical One? INCOMPETENT

Worst communication with Patient and Dr. never calling back!!!!!…read moreI would like to be able to talk to either my life coach or Doctor. If someone would have called instead of posting for me to call them again. I've had it calling with no response! My review is for One Medical on Bell Rd, Surprise,AZ

VIVA is the best!! Dr. Cordova is knowledgeable and skilled. My IV was in before I even knew it! My…read morewife has a membership and it's a fantastic value. We always leave feeling 1000% better. April always remembers us and makes us feel welcome and valued. If you've got a hangover, aches and pains, or are just generally feeling rundown, be good to yourself and GO! What are you waiting for?!

Not sure if this place is some sort of cash grab or fraudulent scheme, however I booked an…read moreappointment for wellness services as a first time client. A few days later when I arrived to the spa for my scheduled appointment, the entire building was locked down and with no signs or life or employees despite being "open" a little weird, off putting and confusing. Was looking forward to trying out a new spot. Will be trying out Revive or Haus of Confidence nearby instead.

We have been going here for 17 years this is our last year with CMG. I can honestly say in 17…read moreyears we have only seen a Dr. 4 times. We LOVE LOVE LOVE PA Erica Smith! The front office has always been friendly and fast, the referral team I can not thank them enough for all the great fast referral's. It makes us sad that we will not be seeing all of you anymore. Our last baby has grown up. :( Thank you for 17 years of exceptional care.

We had a situation where Derrell started yelling on the phone and hung up the phone . Very rude bad…read morecustomer service. I have tried to go to office so I can have a conversation with that individual and the office wouldn't let me talk to him and kept telling he is fired but he is not the manger wouldn't come out and talk to me

Received exceptional care from staff and doctors. We entered through the emergency room, we…read morereceived the immediate attention. Had blood work x-rays, and CT scans done in a very timely manner. Once submitted to the hospital, the nursing staff and doctors were outstanding. Always available to answer questions and address concerns. Hospital staff was very helpful.

After days of listening to condescending treatment to an experienced professional, caring, stressed…read morefamily members and friends of a critically ill patient... writing my reviews! Nurses are the ADVOCATES, eyes and ears and hands on to help heal patients and inform physicians... family and friends are also advocates for their family member as we know their history BEST! Read it ask questions and learn your patient! Several day ICU nurses 1B and a day House supervisor gets a 1/10 as there is no kindness, no sympathy, disrespectful, terrible terrible rude communicators, condescending, no empathy, no hands on and no talking to the patient or family whatsoever! Leaving a patient without a sheet or blanket and body temp 36.7-36.9 ... can understand with a fever but!?!? Rooms are cold...being told oh he can't feel the cold! Really? Family and friends their Perception is one's reality! I know that was taught in nursing classes! Put a sheet or blanket over patient unless a valid reason Not to! The Same Day nurse Never came into the room hours 11-5 to evaluate or speak to the patient or speak to family or friends on separate day shifts! Kept saying she is busy she is busy!...We were shocked seeing RN literally telling their charge RN saying she has been in the room all day and was there 10 min out of 6 hours, at the doorway! Having others step in room or just ignoring the patient & family most of the day shift is this her go to? Talking to family and patient friends like they are idiots is a reflection of her low self esteem and lack of knowledge and wisdom! What about the nurse talking to the patient who is HOH and on a vent From the doorway about if they have pain...to avoid a gown and gloves! or nurses who do not pass any messages or questions on to the physicians during AM rounds or that family is there and been waiting or have called Doctor back! The ICU RN staff, primarily days needs some more education and personal lessons to learn SYMPATHY AND EMPATHY for patient and family Or Leave the nursing field! My dogs get better care than Boswell ICU B! Yes, We see and listen to the rude, condescending nurses, watching the computer only, while sitting 25 feet away and just ignoring actual in room or eyeballing the patient ...that is more than one day shift RN on 1B. Also a Days House supervisor needs some education in conflict resolution and solutions not Defense of her staff and treating family like we are making the scenario up! That's an epic failure as a days house supervisor! Need more experience or education! BTW Eliquis is not the same as Heparin Look it up nurses!!! The stand out, amazing 1B 10/10 RN s ... well their co workers know who they are and so do we! Your passion and knowledge and caring is what all staff should act like! You hold a PROFESSIONAL RN LICENSE! Act it!