I have never had a colonic before so this was my first time and Brandy made the experience so…read morecomfortable. Everything was clean and she made sure to check in on me periodically and see how I was doing. There is a sheet for privacy to drape over yourself, or you can use a gown. She had paper towels and washcloths at the end available to clean yourself up. I would recommend to anyone who is interested and will most likely be back again.

Great place. I did the salt room and detox foot bath…read more It was relaxing and rejuvenating.

this place is absolutely amazing! Aimee was so great with my daughter. We had been doing at home…read morecare and wasn't working. I said we are calling Rapunzels. They had been highly recommended by many people. We drove an hour and half away just to get my daughter on same day! I cannot thank this place enough!

Great experience overall. Very nice people. Would recommend 100%. Loved the hair themed kids movies…read moreplaying during our appointment.

Outpatient procedure. Excellent communication and instructions leading up to appointment. Office…read morewas clean and professional. Dr Peters gave immediate feeling that I was in good hands, having reviewed my chart, medical and family histories before coming into the room. All around excellent medical care and team.

I had chronic loose bowel problems. My doctor referred me to Huron Gastro. When I went to my first…read moreappointment, I was given a piece of paper suggesting I could take 8 Imodium pills and 8 IBgard pills a day. I was not referred to a doctor. At first it seemed it might work, but the loose bowels returned. I have never seen a doctor, and I have been bombarded by telephone calls suggesting they can help me by telephone. I can't imagine how any doctor could refer to this office.

I have serioius problems with leg and knees. Dr. Kong, by just taking my pulse and looking at my…read moretonge, was able immideatley to diagnose my issues, including serious stress thant affect my organs Dr. Kong (shingshun) very asstute and amazingly patient. With every session, I am sure of the improvement and healing. I am very happy with him. and please, do not mix Dr. kong with his student, Ray Kong :)

I've been a patient of Dr. Kong's for two issues. The first issue was with my knee. I have no…read moredoubt his work helped speed up my full recovery a great deal. Recently I visited him for another issue I have been targeting with western medicine for 18 months. Within three sessions from Dr. Kong, I was back to normal and feel great! Incredible. I'm so grateful. Highly recommend.

The neurosurgeon who performed carotid endarterectomy... top notch…read more The care and experience goes downhill from there. It's sad that the best thing about this surgical experience is the cafeteria on the second floor. This hospital has seen better days and needs some updating badly. The bathrooms, disgusting. The elevators, too slow to even attempt to wait. It took 3 days to figure out how to get around this place, directions are confusing at best. Good luck figuring out what elevator bank to take to another elevator bank to get to another wing, etc. When I asked staff for directions, I swear they gave me the wrong directions on purpose. Parking is a horrifying experience, and I'm not one to let anyone valet park my Jeep. Extremely under-estimated the number of parking spaces they would need or the hospital has expanded way beyond the parking. The communication from the time leading up to pre-op, to pre-op, post op, during the hospital stay in ICU and a regular room, to discharge was sadly inconsistent. One nurse in ICU, extremely nice. The next shift nurse needed to not only be smacked but fired. So much conflicting information was given on the diagnosis and the steps that would be taken all the way thru recovery was bad enough to cause emotional distress. Discharge estimate - way off and there were no complications. The hospital needs to figure out a way to get consistent communication going. I was told I would be awake for my surgery, then told I would be put under and my brain would be frozen and monitored via computer and I would be on a nasal oxygen tube, then told no my brain wasn't going to be frozen but I would be put under and my brain 'shut-down' and monitored via computer and that I would be intubated. That is way too much discrepancy in communication. Recovery instructions were ALL over the place. A cocktail of drugs was thrown at me with no consideration for what I really needed or how the drugs would interact to make me nauseous. Dosing changes were not communicated between shifts, how does this happen when it's put into a computer tracking system? Would I go to another hospital next time? Maybe. I haven't decided yet. I haven't been through the billing experience yet so maybe that will tip my decision. I do understand the very best doctors are at U of M, maybe that is all that is important. I'm not sure yet. You should weight all doctors and hospitals before you have a procedure as important as mine was before you decide. Get word of mouth referals from real people who have been through what you are about to go through. Don't depend on your insurance company referrals or even your general doctor. I hate to say it but our medical system is completely broke, you have to advocate for yourself. You have to take a deep dive and do your due diligence. I feel sorry for the elderly who can't do this for themselves and might not have anyone to help them.

Going downhill. Would not recommend. Poor customer service. Staff, especially nurses seem to do the…read morebare minimum. If this is yhe next generation of caretakers, we are in trouble.

More interested in talking money out my pocket than acting like medical professionals. My dermo did…read morea biopsy and steered me to Mich Med. All the info on size etc available from local AA lab. They REQUIRE a PRE meeting to examine the area. My dermo took before and after pictures. MONEY GRAB to require another exam. Off to Walmart to buy bleach and burn off the small sucker.

We moved here from Texas to come to a supposedly reputable cancer center. When we met Dr. John…read moreKrauss he was not very friendly. He told my husband that he could not understand why Dr. Kocs from Texas Oncology was saying that he was doing well when in fact he thought the opposite. My husband had a petscan on the last week of November 2022 and it showed that the cancer was stable in his liver where it had metastasized from the colon. We got terrible vibes from Dr. Krauss on our very first visit. My husband only received one chemo treatment at the Rogel Cancer Center at UofM. Then Dr. Krauss put my husband into hospice. My husband was so happy to come to U of M Cancer center until Dr. Krauss gave him No Hope. We had been told by Dr. Krauss that he had a couple of other treatments that he could try before giving up on my husband. I was very disappointed with Rogel Cancer Center and Dr. Krauss and would never recommend anyone to this cancer center since they don't want to help anyone and just give up easily on their own patients. The staff was not very friendly and we were made to feel like outsiders. This was the worst experience I have ever had. We should have stayed in Texas where the Oncologists were great and very caring with every patient. After talking with several Michiganders, I was made aware that this was one of the worst hospitals and cancer center in the US. Please do not bring your family here to Michigan, they will only let them come and die before helping them. Thanks Dr. Krauss for the worst care that was given to us. Debbie Beach from Austin Texas.

I'm new to Ann Arbor Michigan. I moved here in April 2024…read morefrom Southern California where I lived for 60 years. I had a lot of health issues but I never dreamed of joining a gym in California, see I'm overweight and had never seen the inside of a gym. I joined this gym Applied Fitness Solutions about three months ago and it was the best investment in my life, no regrets! In California the gym's are intimidating because everyone that goes to a gym, in my opinion have perfect bodies and everyone is big on their looks. That being said, AFS is so different and so much better! Their trainers are highly qualified, supportive, knowledgeable in every aspect of the body. They are there to help you reconnect your mind to your body. The gym members are regular people that have an interest and investing in a better lifetime with the body they have. You make an appointment and you follow the process so they get to know what your goals are for you. I truly know if you take this step to invest in yourself you will not regret it and will see results and like everything in life it's hard in the beginning but eventually it becomes a way of life with great health mentally and physically. I highly recommend Applied Fitness Solutions!!!

Great trainers at reasonable price. I needed to build muscle strength and incorporate weights into…read moremy workout routine, because frankly just doing cardio wasnt cutting it. The trainers and clients are all friendly and supportive. Clients run the full range of shapes, sizes, age (high school to 70s+ years of age), ethnicities... i attribute my lack of medical problems (I'm in my 50s and take no meds), being mindful of good form/avoiding injury, and reaching my goal of being no more than 10 lbs above my high school weight to this gym! They also have great HIIT workouts for boosting your metabolism...but it's too far for me to go more than 2 days a week, so I just stick to the strength (weight training) workouts.

Great place for dental. Watch the parking garage though, it seems to be structurally shifting. Over…read morethe last two years my f150 gradually stopped fitting in the garage.

1-Star Review -- Extremely Disappointed After 8+ Years…read more This has become an embarrassment for the University of Michigan. I have been a patient at the University of Michigan Dental School for more than eight years, and I have never experienced anything remotely as frustrating, dysfunctional, and poorly managed as what I am dealing with now. Let me be very clear: the dentists and dental students have generally been excellent. The problem is everything surrounding them -- administration, scheduling, IT, management, and the telephone system. The system is an absolute mess. You can't get anyone on the phone. People don't return calls. Messages don't seem to get handled. Trying to schedule or resolve even a basic issue has become an exercise in frustration. And when you finally do manage to communicate with someone, you can end up feeling like you're being blamed for problems created by their own system. What's particularly disturbing is that the dental students themselves are frustrated by this system. When the people working inside the organization are telling you they're frustrated with the same problems patients are experiencing, somebody in management needs to start paying attention. This isn't some minor inconvenience. This is a basic customer-service and administrative failure. After putting up with this for years, I have finally had enough. I have already found another provider for my wife, and I will be taking my own dental care elsewhere. After eight years as a patient, that should tell management just how badly this situation has deteriorated. The University of Michigan has an outstanding reputation, which makes this experience even more disappointing. The quality of the dental professionals is being overshadowed by an administrative system that appears completely incapable of serving its patients properly. Patients should not have to spend their time repeatedly calling, leaving messages, trying to figure out how to reach a real person, and then dealing with an attitude that makes them feel like they've done something wrong. We are patients--not problems to be managed. Someone in upper management needs to take responsibility for this. The phone system needs to work. Patients need to be able to reach people. Calls need to be returned. Scheduling needs to be handled competently. And when something goes wrong, patients should be treated with respect instead of being made to feel like criminals for trying to resolve the problem. Eight years of loyalty should mean something. Unfortunately, it apparently doesn't. I would strongly caution anyone considering this facility to understand what they may be getting into on the administrative side. The dentists and students may be excellent, but getting through the bureaucracy surrounding them has become unacceptable. University of Michigan Dental School: you can do better. Much better. Your patients--and your students--deserve better than this. One star, and only because zero stars isn't an option.