Recently my wife Pamela had to spend time at Aspen in Meridian, ID. following treatment for a…read morespinal injury. Aspen was highly recommended by St. Luke's Hospital also in Meridian. In spite of the restrictions of COVID we found the staff very attentive and accommodating . Everyone we encountered is to be commended for the care given to my wife. The facility was clean, quiet and well appointed. The food was very good and the food service staff was very eager to provide a flexible menu. The Nursing staff listened to my wife and was always available despite the extra workload and complex issues mandated by COVID. The Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy staff were not only professional but pleasant. Insofar as the administration was concerned I was very pleased. My family was considered in every way. Hans was the one person I had direct contact with. He made sure that we were given every opportunity to visit personally with my wife within the confines of the COVID mandated restrictions and for that we are greatly thankful. His sincerity and attention to our needs was evident from the very start. I don't give reviews like this very often , but when a family member has to be placed in such a facility there is a lot of concern regarding the level and quality of care they will receive. I wanted to take the time to give Aspen the credit it richly deserves and help those having to make decisions like this a little easier. Thank you all so much !

If I could give them more than 5 stars, I would. My mom was in pretty rough shape and did not feel…read morelike she could take care of herself after a long month of being sick. She was on oxygen and barely able to sit up in bed. With the physical therapy, great food, and a highly skilled and supportive staff, she is off the oxygen and able to walk without assistance. I can not thank the staff enough for what they have done. They truly love their job and treat everyone like an honored guest. So thank you, thank you, thank you for all that you do.

Amy on the night shift at Lifecare of Treasure Valley went the extra mile and showed my mom…read morekindness in managing her pain. We appreciate what she did to get that taken care of.

It's never easy to transition a loved one from the Independence of their own home to a care center,…read morebut Bonnie and her compassionate team at Life Care have made the process much better! When my grandmother came down with pneumonia and was required to breathe via a large amount of oxygen, she was unable to immediately go home from the hospital. She required a rehabilitation center to help strengthen her lungs and reduce her oxygen tank needs. I have never seen her like this! She gets up, does her exercises, is cheered on by the nurses and is genuinely enjoying making new friends at Life Care-- I don't think the ice cream parlor hurts either!

My grandmother lived at Paramount Parks for nearly 4 years. She passed away two weeks ago at the…read moreage of 100. During the years she lived at this assisted living facility, she received loving and compassionate care from the staff. Her caregivers were all excellent as well as the the chef, maintenance man, hair stylist and director, Wendy. I consider those staff members who have stayed in board and worked tirelessly with the residents at Paramount to keep them happy and well during the challenging times of the Covid pandemic super heroes. I also so appreciated how kind the staff members were to me and other family members who would stop in to visit grandma. I really think Paramount Parks is one of the best assisted living facilities in Idaho. It's clean, beautifully decorated and in a wonderful location as well. My grandma had nurses from Signature Hospice care for her the last year of her life. Two of those nurses told me that they think Paramount Parks is one of the best facilities in the valley and that really meant a lot since they see patients who reside in many different facilities.

In Feb 2017 my Mother (in very cliché stlye) fell down her home stairs & broke her hip. After…read moresurgery )Dr Wells @ St Lukes...he is amazing) & rehabilitation @ Aspen Rehabilitation center (see my review on them. For the most part they were Pretty awesome) then she needed assisted-living until she could get strong enough to go home. It was very important for the siblings to easily visit her, so location was a high priority. After a lot of research and high recommendations we chose Paramount Parks in Eagle. We could not be happier!! This is due, in large part, to Jennifer Hoffman who does a fantastic job helping to run Paramount. She has been exemplary in all her actions and has gone above and beyond all of our hopeful expectations. She helped to make the transition painless, simple and actually kind of fun for Mom. Jenn sets the precedents for the rest of her staff. They are attentive, kind, and on top of the needs of their "family" at Paramount. Mom says she loves the food & having choices (it's not my favorite place to eat but I'm a spoiled foodie, and since she's the one eating there, we are both happy! ) They have the usual activities that most of the nicer places have. But also stand out in other areas, like having a Memory Care Center on site. It is totally separate and very secure. So Nice to know, if ever needed, it would be an easy transition. Mom and the family have been very happy with Paramount Parks. We feel so much gratitude and appreciation towards Paramount Parks. Highly recommend it.

We needed daily check-in care for my husband while I was away, and the CNA who came was just what…read morewe hoped. She did some light housekeeping, drove him to any doctor's appointments or shopping needs he had, and was a break in his otherwise long day. Prices were reasonable for the services we contracted and we would call on Progressive again if the need arises.

This is by far one of the best home health agencies in the treasure Valley. Small and locally…read moreowned, the staff here goes great lengths to meet healthcare needs on a personal level. This is one of the most one on one home healthcare companies Serving nursing, therapy, and in-home care needs!

Awesome doctors and staff. Dr. Shonnard took 35 minutes with me and asked plenty of questions. So…read moreknowledgeable and kind. Sara, on staff, is so helpful and always calls me back when she says she will. I'm sure everybody is wonderful-otherwise they wouldn't have been hired! :) Seriously, IPM &R is truly a godsend. Sure they are busy-but that is good. I look forward to my next appointment, I feel like they are family!

Dr. Adams is a TERRIBLE DOCTOR. He is only concerned with getting the patient out as quickly as…read morepossible. I had three knee X-rays taken two weeks before this appointment and Dr. Adams refused to even look at them. He should have reviewed the X-rays before my appointment began. Instead of being completely unaware about anything concerning my reason for being there. I reminded Adams several times about the X-rays during the brief office visit. As Adams prepared to give me a knee injection, I insisted that he look at the X-rays first. Adams got mad about that and left the room saying it would take 15 minutes to get the X-rays. Why not look at available X-rays? That is what they are for. I had enough of TERRIBLE DOCTOR Adams and left the office. I will find another doctor. I urge everyone to find another doctor.

Diagnosis of a corn under each of 2 shortened toes. Both feet. So painful. My dr. sent me to…read moreWound Care. This is a very busy office. Yet those in the room with me were personable, professional and we even shared a joke! No need for gloom and doom. Life's too short. Klaas H. Vanden Beld was my provider. He was very serious about my feet, gave me new information on care, and was a great all-around guy. We share Netherlands roots, so that was a fun aside. My toes have been 'released' to Tending Toes and his job is finished except for any call of concern from me in the future. Otherwise, Klass wished me well, as I do him. Thanks to all for your concern and healing hands. Very much appreciated.

I first visited the Elk Wound Care Center in 2007 for help with the healing of a surgical wound…read more Thanks to a skin condition of mine, healing is a bit of an issue at times. Because of this I have had several instances of needing their assistance. I was not using Yelp back then, but now that I've had a need of the services of the folks at the Elks, I can share with others my experiences. First let me say, that like most other services that you wind up needing because of illness or injury, you get out of the experience what you put into it. Going in unwilling to relax or be cooperative, or unwilling to be proactive about your own treatment can make the experience less than pleasant. Medical necessity is what it is. The wound care center can be difficult to find because it is not a stand alone facility, it is located on the first floor or the Idaho Elks Rehabilitation Hospital. The easiest way to gain access to the clinic is to park on the south side of the building near the little round theater. The parking lot has spaces designated for patients that is fairly convenient to the building. Go in the door marked Entrance 3 and down the hall. When you enter the offices, you will be warmly greeted. Seating is comfortable in the waiting area where you'll find water and coffee available. Be warned that because they are about the most comprehensive wound care possible, your visit won't be a quick in and out- you are establishing a patient/provider relationship, and the initial steps are crucial to your overall care. Those needed express help with wound healing cannot expect overnight results, so the bonds you forge with those who will be helping in the process are important. Ask questions and ask that things be repeated if you don't fully understand. The staff at the Elks is loaded with people who communicate well and go out of their way to see that your needs are met and that you are as comfortable as you can be during the process. I HAVE experienced assisted healing with other providers in the Treasure Valley from doctors, surgeons and other wound care professionals. I'm so thankful to know that the Elks are an option, for me they are the only option. If you have need of help with wound healing, ask your doctor about a referral to the Elks Wound Care Center, you (and your body) will be glad you did.

Chris is the best around, I was in a major accident where I lost function of my arm. I went to a…read morefew of the larger rehab centers in the area and showed very little improvement as they were not approaching my injury appropriately. After 2 appointments with Chris I could tell a huge difference. A few months later and I'm finally able to tie my shoes, mow the grass and do the things I took for granted. Chris is extremely knowledgeable and will take the time to explain things. I will recommend anyone seeking a physical therapist to Chris, he is truly top notch and I cannot thank him enough

Can't say enough good things ! Chris has changed the game for me completely! I'm no longer in…read moreconstant pain

The Children's Therapy & Learning Center has been a major part of our lives for over 8 years. My…read moreson has been supported through OT and Speech and Language therapy over the years and has made amazing progress. He feels safe, secure and trusts everyone at the center. As a mom, I appreciate the continued support I receive and the unconditional support and guidance my son thrives on! The staff is personable, professional and are committed to their clientele and the progress/improvement of every child that walks through the doors! The office staff and owner are exceptionally knowledgeable, professional and very friendly. The Children's TLC has become an extension of our family! We are grateful for them!

Kind, thoughtful and motivated to help your child blossom. Wonderful staff and themed weeks to…read moreengage their children in fun new adventures. Definitely recommend

Great place to work couldn't of ask to work for a better company. The residents and staff are such…read morea joy to work with. The Skyline team of employees is an amazing team that drives on compassion and love for their residents. Skyline Transitional Care Center with layers of support from our resources team, to our IDT, and right to our floor staff. Health Care workers are experiencing high burn-outs more than ever in our nation due to the many different factors. But! when you work with an all around supportive team it speaks volume. The company strives on "Employee First Culture". Employee first culture is an environment in which employee feel comfortable sharing concerns, feelin their voice is heard and respected . At Skyline Transitional Care Center their is opportunity to grow, feel respected, and express your opinion and feel that you have a fair work-life balance.

Dirty, sticky floors, dirty bathrooms, always short staffed. Lost my loved ones clothes never found…read morethem, management was super poor. The cna staff did the best they could with such poor management. Food was ok but my loved one went without food more then once due to the quality. The activities were good. The pt and ot were the saving garve here. The cna am shift staff were prettygood.pm shift was super rude and noc shift ignore my loved one. ​

I have suffered from headaches and migraines for years. I have seen many different neurologists,…read morepain doctors, acupuncture, physical therapy, massage therapy, chiropractors, and physiatrists in Boise and Nampa but still struggled. I've tried all the major migraine medications and pain medication management, but at the time I began seeing Dr Whitaker I was having 2-4 migraines per week and lived with a headache most of the time. Dr Whitaker used a combination of medication changes, osteopathic manipulation, injections, and Cefaly in my treatments. At this point I am down to 1-2 migraines every 10 days, don't live with a plain headache every day and am ecstatic with the results. It is awesome to be off the pain meds, muscle relaxers, anti-inflammatory meds. I am so thankful he is in the Boise area and that I am continuing to improve-life is so much more enjoyable and fulfilling. I am back to gardening, vacuuming, playing with the grandkids and even bike riding.

I don't understand how a pain management doctor can try to screw with me and prescribe me mood…read morestabilization meds when he is not a psych doctor, then talk to me, very condescending, at one point called me an idiot.