Homejoy will take care of your needs. And make sure you have an amazing experience. Homejoy…read moreprovides wide range of in home care services. And have the most caring aides!

HomeJoy was a gift to us in a season where we needed extra help. They communicated well and…read morehonestly, were kind & respectful to my dad, and were very responsive to our questions and needs. So grateful for them!

The food service is terrible. It has increasingly gotten worse the last six months. But when they…read morelist a grilled ham and cheese and you get ground Han and a spoonful of grated cheese on plain bread it's awful seeing elders fed this way

My sister went to Borgess Gardens for rehab. She has among other medical issues CHF (congestive…read moreheart failure) which means she requires a low sodium diet. There is no Dietitian on staff to make recommendations for her or any other clients. "Everyone eats the same foods" is what I was told. Needless to say she retained a lot of fluid that creates life threatening issues. From talking to others a lot of rehab / skilled nursing facilities are like this so be diligent and do your homework. The building is newer than other places, well maintained, staff is good for the most part. Upon discharge we were instructed that she needs to wear compression socks. During her stay staff never put any on my sister. Makes no sense.

I have never had a mammography, so I have never been a direct recipient of services here. But my…read moregirl has, and her opinion is one I value. She had a mammography completed today while we sat in the waiting room. Afterwards, she said, "They're organized. They're efficient. They run on time." She received the results the same day. There is no direct access to the center from the ramp (the ramp maxes out at the 4th floor). So, from the parking ramp, you must enter the hospital, turn to the right and enter the elevator, and go up to the 5th floor. A right turn, and then a left turn, and you are the center's doorstep.

I was diagnosed with breast cancer three months ago and have made several trips to the hospital,…read moresome being repetitive. At my first appointment, my Xray was sent to a person working out of their home. She stated there was a lump on my left breast. Several appointments followed and this date, March 24, 2025, I received a call that they were discharging me from the hospital, stating that I upset one of their female employees. I have owned a legal office my entire life and am fully aware that such action is against all statutes and laws and will pursue legal action. They have refused to acknowledge my request under FOIA. Many people have complained about Bronson lately. I have lost three children and my husband in a period of four years, all in separate incidents and I have one son left who is horribly distressed by this action.

Dr. Somers is great! We've been very happy with all of the other staff and care for our son at this…read moreoffice overall. Very friendly and well managed. When we had a health scare they followed up with us a week later just to check in see how things were going and to check in. We love Trestlewood peds!

Took grand daughter for a check up. While checking in my wife had the displeasure of over hearing a…read moregirl named Kalsey belittle and talk down to apparently a new employee. The doctor was great. The new girl at the front desk was awesome. The only bad part was hearing Kalsey talk to the new girl like that. We were both embarrassed. We go back because the doctor was very professional and answered ever question my wife asked. But the rude girl stuck with us.

What an incredible doctor's office! This staff SHINES with the love of Jesus, caring deeply for…read moretheir patients as if they were family. Every person I interacted with was so loving and smiley. My wife and I have both gone here now, both for regular checkups and orthopedic needs. Dr. Curtis and his team have something special going on here.

I went to this doctor for an issue with rapid weight gain after surgery. For some reason they never…read morethought to check my blood sugar/a1c which turns out to be high. I'm finding this out 3 years after the surgery and 3 years of complications of high blood sugar. The only thing they checked was my thyroid. This is the kind of place where you have to request what you need and it takes multiple appointments to accomplish anything with your health. They won't run the necessary testing. You have to be your own advocate. They just want you to keep coming back to pay. I also scheduled a yearly check up because I know that I get one free each year and they didn't even enter it as a yearly check up so I was forced to pay for the appointment out of pocket. They also charged it as an initial appointment when I've been going there for more than 3 years.

I was referred by a family friend and I couldn't be more satisfied with the level of care my dad…read morereceives. Very attentive and compassionate caregivers.

I've written about this place on several occasions throughout the last several years as I've…read moreaccompanied a dear friend first to chemo for great cancer and more recently to radiation treatments after it metastasized. Every visit I'm so impressed by the absolute army of volunteers here. You'll first spot folks greeting clients as they walk through the first set of doors, then a person right inside the serving set of doors offers coffee and a mint. Just during my hour or so in the lobby this afternoon I met an amazing volunteer and his sweet golden retriever therapy dog and was offered a snack or drink from a volunteer pushing the snack cart. Then when my friend finished her treatment, the radiation oncologist asked her to stick around so he could answer any questions she had and patiently spent about a half hour going over her scans and answering her questions and mine. I hear this facility is being shuttered because the two hospitals plan to concentrate on their own individual cancer treatment facilities and I think that's such a shame. Life with cancer is epically difficult ... So the convenience of being able to receive chemo and radiation (and see your oncologist) all in the same building staffed but such a compassion group of caregivers is such a blessing.

No one ever wants to need a place like West Michigan Cancer Center, but Team VP needed them and…read moretheir staff when I needed to have genetic testing for all the cancer genes. From the very first phone call with the staff who screens the initial telephone calls, to receiving the email questionnaire, to making the appointment and all the way up until we left the building our entire experience was nothing but pleasant. We met with genetic counselor Carol Christianson who was an obvious pro (Mr. MVP said he would hate to play poker against Carol because she had the most awesome poker face) and knew everything and anything we could ever need or want to know about the genetics of cancer and its associated research. She filled our brains with knowledge that was so helpful we left feeling so much better than we arrived. *The one knitpicky thing I would change is for her to have a few handouts with the facts available for her clients to take home. At the end of the day when I was trying to remember which number and percentage of which gene my parents had questions about I completely could not remember. One piece of paper would really have helped in that situation. I had to have my blood drawn for the genetic test and the staff at WMCC did not even flinch at using my port. They asked a few questions and sent me to the correct place -Sue in Infusion Room 4- and holy moly was Ms. Sue amazing! I had my port started, blood taken and everything flushed before most infusion nurses usually have even taken out their supplies and confirmed my name. We had a longer conversation about Dansko shoes and winter clothing layers then the time it took to have my blood drawn. It was wonderful. Right now we are waiting for the test results, which thankfully the odds are in my favor.

This place cleared about my daughter. Even saved her life when she was only 5 days old. They…read morecaught her CRV just in time. Her oxygen was 60, they had her rushed to the Hospital. They really care about your youngsters. They are very nice and will talk to you in laymen's term, not doctor talk. Lol. Take your baby here. You will not be disappointed. Tell the Lonnie sent you.

Beautiful, new, clean facility with awesome staff. Dr. Bryant was thoughtful, professional and made…read moresure all of our questions were answered. This is now my grandson's new doctors office.