I have been frustrated with my experiences at this medical clinic and pharmacy. One recurring issue…read morehas been the way chronic pain patients are treated. In my opinion, there seems to be a high level of skepticism toward patients seeking legitimate pain relief, for inter-actual pain including seniors and others with well documented medical conditions and histories on file. What has been especially frustrating is the lack of consistency between the clinic and the pharmacy. On multiple occasions, there appeared to be confusion or disagreement about what prescription would be filled and in what quantity. As a patient, it's difficult to understand why a prescription written by a provider is later reduced or changed, leaving you with less medication than expected. So make sure to always ask ahead what they're filling even if you know what they're filling. The result is that patients can end up receiving a partial or reduced prescription and then have to wait until the next refill period, even when they believed they would be receiving the full amount originally prescribed. This has created unnecessary stress and inconvenience for my family and others I know who deal with chronic pain issues, including serious conditions and complications from prior surgeries. I understand that medical providers and pharmacies must follow regulations and exercise caution. However, better communication, consistency, and compassion would go a long way toward improving the patient experience. Unfortunately, my experience has left me feeling that chronic pain patients are not always treated with the understanding and support they deserve for example I have a relative that needs pain pills and pain management 10 times more than I do and I get painkillers and that person doesn't get anything except like a week worth and it's for a car accident. This is mainly Dr. McCullough. personally I'll take my business elsewhere. Don't forget you guys started the painkiller epidemic and then the same company that created the oxycodone created the Suboxone so you got the drug dealer and the narcan in the same drug house. Except it's actually a doctors office. you give out ibuprofen and naproxen to everyone which does nothing and breaks down your gut lining. Thus weakening your immune system it's all by design. Avoid this place at all costs.

We had my son seen for dental work today and our experience was very helpful, and positive. Dr. E…read moreand Michaela were very great bedside manner.

The sign on this business says, "Blue Mountain Chiropractic and Dental" which, not gonna lie, made…read moreme wonder if the same person does both? (Am I the only one who thinks that?) The answer: Nope! The businesses just share an office. And what a cute office it is! You'll feel like you're inside a log cabin. I'm visiting Monticello and tweaked my back. I noticed that the open hours for this office were only for one hour on Wednesdays but I figured I'd try my luck and walk in. I was able to be seen right within minutes! I couldn't be happier with the experience. Dr. Maughan and the woman at the front desk are both super nice. The cost was very reasonable. The adjustment was awesome! I also went back the following day for another visit so I'm well on the road to recovery and feeling much better. I will definitely be coming back here when in the area. Dr. Maughan splits his time between his offices in Moab, Monticello and Blanding Utah.

Saved a family member when they lost their glasses on vacation. It was a great place with the…read morenicest people. Dr.Kirk and his staff were very capable, and I couldn't recommend this establishment enough.

I was visiting Moab to do some off-roading and hurt my knee. It was hurt to the point where I can…read moreonly drive for 15 or 20 minutes before having to get out of the truck to stretch it out. I called them at 4pm and they saw me that evening. Doc was great and I was able to make the 500 miles drive home with out having to stop every little bit! Thanks!!