I have nothing but good things to say! we really liked everybody that came! Everybody was prompt,…read morefriendly, and very helpful.

Comfort Keepers has been excellent for helping us out with keeping my mother in her house. They…read morehelp her with laundry, cleaning, also with helping her keep her insulin in tact.

Good Chiropractic care deceptive billing practices. LSM would not let me pay the cash price per…read morevisit and insisted on submitting my bill for care to my health insurance. I stated to the receptionist that my insurance had previously rejected LSM billings. For the second time my health insurance rejected the LSM claims though now LSM bills the patient the insurance price which is almost double the cash/credit per visit price. This is the second time this has happened with LSM. A close family friend had almost the exact same experience with LSM so this is obiviously a deceptive business practice by LSM and they will state you agreed to it by signing their patient care document. If you don't pay cash or credit, don't use them.

I am a big fan of LSM in Sun Prairie. Hadn't been to a chiro in about a decade when I finally got…read morefed up with a persistent pain. They were so easy to talk to, made me feel comfortable, and most importantly FIXED the problem! I saw Dr. Horkan for a series of visits, maybe 10-12 all together. I wasn't referred to him or anything, I just picked him at random off the website based off of availability. He was great! Quick and easy appointments, good dialogue, and very accommodating scheduling. Overall, I definitely recommend LSM Sun Prairie!

The staff at Oak Park Place (East) are excellent. I was there after surgery. The Director of…read moreNurses and all of the RNs that provided me with care were so professional, kind, caring and were responsible for me being able to return home in a timely manner. My Occupational Therapist and Physical Therapist were both very kind and caring and took the time to listen to my concerns and provide suggestions and answers. They both are dedicated to getting a patient up and moving around so they can go home even on the days when you just want to lay in bed and not do anything (grin). The CNAs and MAs were all friendly and very helpful. Also the manager of food service went out of her way to get the food I needed because of a food allergy. The facility was kept clean. I would highly recommend Oak Park Place.

Great residents, great staff, very comfortable place to work. Kitchen staff is wonderful. Love…read moreseeing satisfied residents with their meals. Its pretty fun getting to know them all.

We have been very happy with the move for my in-laws to New Perspective in February 2025. The…read morebuilding is beautiful and offers so many activities and events. The meals have been great and my father-in-law especially looks forward to eating in the dining room and having three hot meals a day. It is nice that we can stop by anytime and join them for a meal - and we have done this many times. They are working with physical therapy for strengthening and improved balance. In the month they have lived there, their health has improved thanks to better nutrition, more physical activity, and more socialization. The staff have been kind and helpful and if there is a question or concern, simply reaching out corrects it. The staff have gotten to know my in-laws and understand their needs and how they can help. They have adjusted quicker than we expected to the move, and feel at home in their new apartment. We are thankful to have them living so close to us and know that they are in a safe and healthy environment. We are grateful to the staff at New Perspective!

As a fellow psychologist, I believe BHC is the best choice for mental health services in Madison…read more Their ownership team leads with integrity, and they've built a clinical team that truly prioritizes quality of care.

Great views of a small prairie, and woods, out back. They also offer a good amount of space for…read moregardening to their residents, many of whom plant vegetables there. There are deer, woodchucks, raptors, songbirds and even a family of turkeys living in the immediate vicinity. There is also a small City of Madison park adjacent, giving a place for visiting grandchildren to play out-of-doors.

They charged me for using an electrical stim machine after my sessions. I was never told this was…read morenot included and was unaware it would cost extra until I got a surprise bill in the mail. The adjustment sessions were fine, but I wouldn't support any place that operates this way.

I had my first appointment this morning with Dr. Aaron and I wish I could give Life City…read moreChiropractic another 20 stars. Scheduling an appointment was a breeze, the check-in process was quick and I was getting an evaluation within minutes of entering. Dr. Aaron was extremely informative and explained -why- I was experiencing the symptoms I am and also pinpointed the direct locations of each issue. After my first adjustment I feel so much better already and can't wait to continue seeing progress over time. Thank you so much for making this experience so great!

This is my repeat visit five years after my first. I had an excellent experience when I was there…read morelast time. And today's visit is nothing short of outstanding. What are some of the things that made the visit better. First of all, the preregistration and all the questions and forms that you fill out are done ahead of time online and on their phone app. When I got to the clinic, I scanned the QR code that was sent to me. Within minutes, an assistant placed a band with my name and number on my wrist and directed me to the second floor. After a very short wait, a nurse called my name, checked my wristband, and took me back to my room. Within a half hour, I was undressed, and the monitors placed IV started, and I was ready to head out to the procedure room. My doctor came into the room, asked me the usual doctor questions, and had me sign the consent form.

Had my scheduled colonoscopy procedure done yesterday at the Digestive Health Center. Due to my…read morefamilial history and prior personal results I am on the 3-5 year plan for colonoscopies. I've had about 6-7 prior colonoscopies using the monitored sedation method. All were relatively pleasant experiences including my two prior procedures also at this facility. Yesterday, a few minutes before I was wheeled into the room where the procedure was to be performed the physician checked in with me and explained that he would be using the "conscious sedation" method. I explained my trepidation with this form of sedation given past negative experiences I witnessed with my parents. The doctor stated that the conscious sedation would cause fewer issues after the procedure. I responded that I have never had any post-procedure issues with the monitored sedation. By his reaction, It was obvious that the decision had been made and that my input did not matter. I was wheeled in to the procedure room. What followed was the stuff of nightmares. Despite being dazed and unable to speak I was an unwilling (albeit mute) participant in the doctor's running commentary with the two nurses assisting him. I felt the insertion of the probe used for the procedure as well every push of the instrument as it proceeded further through the colon. To say that this was an uncomfortable experience would be an understatement. Adding to the unpleasantness is the fact that it felt downright humiliating. I am mostly troubled by the fact that I was given no input whatsoever in the form of sedation that was used. I am aware that there are medical considerations that factor in when a physician decides on how to sedate a patient. However, I informed the physician that I have had absolutely no adverse issues with the monitored sedation used during everyone of my other colonoscopies. The patient should be informed and have some input on what is being done during any medical intervention. The news of the sedation method to be used was presented to me at the last minute, almost as an afterthought. I believe that the ONLY times a doctor should unilaterally decide are: A) If the physician is paying for the procedure, or B) If it's their colon that is being explored. I strongly suspect that the physician's employer may be dictating the "conscious sedation" on it's practitioners. My doctor mentioned that prior to my afternoon appointment he had already done 11 procedures, and still had one more after mine. With "conscious sedation" there is no need for the recovery time usually associated with other sedation methods, so post-procedure patients can be ushered out the door a lot quicker. This would allow for one doctor to do many more procedures in a day thus increasing the clinic's profitability.