I can't say enough wonderful things about ICRM. The staff has been nothing but caring and…read moreprofessional to my husband and me. They go out of their way to make a very stressful and emotional journey as smooth as possible. Every time we've had questions they were answered the same day. I really feel like they monitor me very closely and make adjustments and tweaks to our treatment to get the best outcome possible. Although many couples receive similar treatment protocols in IVF, I've never felt like my care was lumped into a mass protocol; it's always felt customized for my unique needs. Dr. Slater is calm and professional without giving you that cold and detached attitude so common in medicine. She really has a way of putting us at ease, even when delivering not-so-great news. She gives you straight answers and is very respectful of how difficult it all can be. She is truly approachable and really knows her stuff. Every single member of the staff has been kind. There is not a person there that isn't a total class-act. I hate when staff at doctors' offices seem fake friendly, and that is NOT what you get at ICRM. There's a few extra perky types, a few sarcastic humor types, a couple of quiet types and everything in between...and it totally works. They're a terrific team!

Previous customer (you review is removed if you don't state that!)…read more They got HACKED!!!! everyone's private information is out in the wild!!! Don't use these idiots! They actually charge you extra money to keep your information private then it gets hacked and all they say is here's a free credit monitoring service!!! I AM SUING THEM!!!!!

Poor experience overall. They require a $300 out of pocket in-house CT scan for all new patients…read more They won't even try to bill insurance for it and they won't accept any scans done elsewhere no matter how recent. Seems like a quick cash-grab scheme. They also refused to provide me with my own patient records when requested. A front desk staff member was unprofessional and unwilling to help. I would not recommend this office.

I can't express enough how pleased I am with the results of my surgery. The entire process was…read moreseamless from start to finish. The team was efficient in getting me scheduled, and they took care of me right away. The check-out process was smooth, and the representative handled all financial matters professionally. I had a follow-up appointment that went extremely well. The staff was professional, caring, and loving throughout the entire experience. I especially want to recognize Tammy and the doctor for their exceptional care and attentiveness--they were truly the best. I wholeheartedly recommend them 100%, and the rest of the staff was also incredibly nice. Thank you all for making this a positive experience! Liz

we had some confusion regarding the provision of insurance and the scheduling of the extractions,…read morebut once we got there, it all went smoothly, and the staff was awesome, and very caring. It was a good experience, and I recommend them highly.

Coming from a person who can barely stomach a basic teeth cleaning, Eagle Oral Surgery far exceeded…read moremy expectations. I had been putting off getting my wisdom teeth out for years and they could not have made the procedure easier! It was so quick and about as painless as it could possibly be. Staff is friendly and professional and Dr Hixson explained my options to make me feel comfortable (went with full extraction on top, coronectomy on bottom due to nerve ending proximity). Had I known it would be this seamless, I would have done this years ago!! I highly recommend EOS for any oral surgery needed. If I ever need another procedure they will be my first choice. Thank you to Dr Hixson & his team! :)

Dr. Obrien and his assistant, Cecelia Thomas, were exemplary in their professionalism and approach…read more As an experienced first assistant in general surgery (20 years), I was impressed with their compassionate demeanor and clear communication between themselves and their patient (me) before, during and post-surgery. They made me feel extremely comfortable and reassured that the outcome was going to be favorable. I give them a 100% rating and would recommend them to anyone who requires oral surgery. My thanks to them cannot be overstated.

I feel like Dr. O'Brien saved my life. I had a reoccurring dental abscess with severe infection…read morethat spread to my jaw. I went to the ER, and he came in for an emergency surgery to help me. He did an amazing job, and the followup to remove the drain was quick and easy. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Bobst is great to work with. Very friendly and understanding of your needs. Very friendly and…read morenice office. Entire staff was great too.

Very professional yet very personable doctor and staff. I am very grateful for their excellent…read morecare. My daughter and I have only positive things to say because he really is THAT GOOD! He also gives back to the community which shows heart. Highly recommend

Today was my first appointment with Eagle Hearing after my PCP referred me. Located in downtown…read moreEagle off State St, a small plaza of businesses, the parking lot was already pretty full when I arrived on a Wednesday before 11 am. Fortunately, another vehicle was pulling out and I found a nice spot with a bonus of a little bit of shade. Upon entering the office, which was modern and clean, I was immediately checked in by the front office receptionist. I was called in almost precisely at 11 am, my appointment time. Stormy took care of me. She was very nice, knowledgeable, and did a great job of explaining everything. My audiology exam was more thorough than I've ever had. Once the exam was over, Stormy began to talk to me about my options. My hearing loss, especially on the left, is profound, as she showed me on the exam results. She explained that I did have hearing aid insurance benefits, and said that they would be less expensive, but in her opinion, I needed a custom hearing aid to maximize my ability to follow conversations, especially in public , like restaurants, where the noise level is significant. She then explained that, if I wanted to go private and deal with their office, they had three levels of hearing aids. I did not feel pressured at all, but I felt that I needed the best hearing aid to improve my quality of life. I did not want to try and save money and compromise my ability to understand others' communication, and participate in conversations out in public. Even watching TV requires closed captioning, which my wife does not necessarily appreciate. Stormy took molds of my ears, and I am to return in two weeks to be fitted with my hearing aids. I will have one week to decide if they are worth it before committing to purchase. I am looking forward to receiving my new hearing aids, and will be updating this review once I try them out and see how much I benefit from them.

Impressive! The entire experience was very impressive. The receptionist was polite and…read moreprofessional. My audiologist, Stormy, was extremely professional and a obvious expert in her field. I have been tested before for hearing loss, but the test received today were much more extensive.

Two things stand out from this visit: the extraction was fast and painless -- genuinely well done…read more Everything leading up to the procedure and after it was not. Minimal topical anesthetic was applied to my gums or cheek before the novocaine injections by your assistant and none were applied by you -- a routine step that most oral health professionals consider standard care. [My most recent experience prior to this visit by another DDS was painless]. Skipping this procedure had real consequences: the injections were acutely painful, causing me to jerk back involuntarily, cry out, and suffer a throbbing pain in the back of my head for several minutes. I have never had a more excruciating administration of novocaine including the removal of impacted wisdom teeth years ago. What was not skipped: collecting full payment before the procedure began. That priority was made very clear. But seemingly pain management is not a priority as it took five phone calls to the office and ultimately to you directly after hours to receive the Rx for pain medication that had been promised. I would not return to this practice. I would not recommend it. And I will be contacting the referring dentist (who probably receives a kick-back) to share my experience, as I believe patients deserve to make informed decisions before being sent here.

If you have a busy schedule or are managing your finances closely, there may be a better option…read more Alpine rescheduled my extraction/implant, rescheduled my follow up (torque test), disclosed the day of my appointment that insurance coverage was less than anticipated, and still sent a follow up bill after I paid (what I thought was) in full on the day of the procedure.

HIGHLY recommend!!…read more I was referred from VA because my hearing aids stopped working. I was referred to the community as this is how VA works. My first visit was very informative! Tosha reviewed how important it is to wear hearing aids because it will diminish the exposure to dementia. There was so much helpful information she shared that I didn't receive when I first was issued hearing aids five years ago. I was provided temporary hearing aids which were awesome. I went to Trader Joe's after my appointment with temporary hearing aids. I could hear conversations from the next aisle. It was crazy overload but cool. I think my first hearing aids never worked correctly. When my new hearing aids arrived, I was provided information how to use them in detail. Within days though, my hearing aids would go off and on so I returned to the office. Tosha made some tech adjustments on my cell. FYI, each cell is different so be patient and tinker with it. Overall experience is a FIVE star plus!! I'm so happy I can hear now and I wear them all day. Thank you.

For those who have cochlear implants: Dr Strickland wants to charge hundreds extra for services…read morethat are billed to insurance with codes that insurance will not cover. This equates to HUNDREDS out of pocket for the patient. My son has cochlear implants and she is the only doctor that will reprogram them for pediatric patients in the treasure valley so her office literally told me "she wants to be paid for her extra training" in this procedure. What I have learned: Even if it is out-of-network, you can have the office contact your insurance for a "network deficiency" form and the insurance company will allow your out-of-network provider be billed as in-network. We went to Luke's by doing that and everything was covered by insurance.