I hurt my back and needed an adjustment on a Saturday, I called up and got an appointment 30 mins…read morelater. The office looked to be a house converted into a business on the edge of downtown. Parking around back. The chiropractor had good communication and asked a lot of questions before doing any work. I've been to several different chiropractors and this guy was one of the best. My back is feeling better the next day.

After stressing my right shoulder 3 times & dislocating it twice, the doctors at Medical Park…read moreFamily Care recommended them for surgery. After the surgery, they were so kind in checking up on me in my hospital room. If you need surgery to repair your limbs, I definitely would go to Rhyneer Caylor Clinic!!!

This past June, Dr Tolbert performed an angiogram to examine the previous repair he had done on a…read morelarge aneurysm located at the base of my brain. That went well. The June follow up which required the insertion of a tube which was inserted in my femoral artery. That's when everything went "south" on me. The doctor used fentanyl which was not what we had agreed to during the pre-surgical meeting prior to the surgery. This was all done at Alaska Regional Hospital. I informed Dr Tolbert that fentanyl passes right through my system, providing absolutely no pane relief. As a result, I felt the incision, being alert and aware of the entire procedure. He decided having an anesthesiologist attend the surgery was unnecessary. Since I was literally buckled down on the table, all I could do was to scream out in severe pain. Closing the wound required two nurses pushing down on the inside of my groin, with all their upper body weight to prevent me from bleeding out. Because of the "blown" closure, I had to lay absolutely flat on my back for 6+ hours after the procedure was done. The hospital report said that everything turned out normal, no mention of the loud screaming or my struggles, at all. I informed the hospital of my experience. Dr Tolbert further refused to acknowledge any part of what had happened. I was pissed and decided to contact a couple law firms that specialized in medical malpractice only to find out he had them collectively on retainers so they could not represent me. Eventually I gave up trying to resolve my complaint through the courts. Later I discovered I was not the only patient who found Dr Tolberts actions to be both excruciatingly painful but dangerous due to the high degree of pain I experienced. He had a "C-" on these report pages from previous patients. He further refused to fill out the paperwork from my insurance company which would have allowed me to return to work, to this day. This has resulted in extreme financial hardship for my family. Dr Tolbert was referred to me by my pain specialist so I didn't do my homework to check his performance record. Shame on me! I hope these comments will help others avoid the awful experience I had to endure. If I had the required funds, I would like to make him pay for what he did. Beware, John C Hughes

I was very impressed by the quality of my very first visit with Dr M. Tolbert. He listened to me,…read moreansered my questions, went over all the info concerning my care. He took the time prior to my visit to consult with other doctors in different areas of concerns for my treatment. He is very kind and together we got a game plan together for care of my brain tumor! I would say to anyone , if you need a nuerosurgeon go see Dr. Marshall Tobert.

Dr Anthony Furnary is my surgeon. His office is large and comfortable in the Providence T Tower…read more Previous visits with him at his office were excellent. I ask a lot of questions and he spends time to answer my follow up questions. Today, August 2024, I'm seeing him for my pre-op discussions. Tony will go over the procedures that will be done during the next two days.

He is very knowledgeable about his area of medicine. He gives a comprehensive examination. He'll…read moregive you all the answers to your questions. And thoroughly explain what your test results mean. If you have any options. He let's you know what all your chances are. He has a very kind, warm, and easy demeanor.

This has got to be the most unprofessional medical business office I have ever tried to communicate…read morewith and experience. I am writing about my experience with the particular office on behalf of a patient (my father). We were referred to Dr. Haghighi as a secondary opinion for a cancer diagnosis. Not sure why this was appropriate to begin with since he is a gastroenterologist. But besides that, an available appointment wasn't until 2 months after the initial staging with the primary physician. Once we finally did see the Doctor, the office took another 2 months coming up with a treatment plan. We were told this was after "consulting" with doctors in Seattle (don't actually know if this took place) for over 6 weeks, though the treatment plan he came up with for the cancer patient was a colonoscopy and nothing to do with cancer. When we tried to obtain files to see an oncologist for appropriate treatment and care, the office assistant hung up on us after stating HIPAA policy violation though we have been previously authorized by the patient and there is a signed waiver authorization on file. The most unprofessional staff and most unpleasant experience during this difficult time.

I needed a root canal and was referred to Dr. Anderson. I was impressed. He is the consummate…read moreprofessional, and his office staff easy to work with. Follow up care was outstanding. Billing was fair and exactly as promised. The procedure itself was over before I knew it started. No pain nor discomfort. In and out. I hope I will not need any more root canals, but if I do, I know exactly where to go.

I have only one thing to say about Dr. Darin Anderson and his staff, GREAT! came to his office two…read moredays before my appt. date in great pain and they took me in and with care and compassion took care of me. Great job you guys Charles Jennings

The doctors are okay, the office old and a little shabby. My…read moremain issue is with their billing. They billed my credit card in advance, and then also billed my insurance for the 100% covered visit, and never refunded my money. They are double dipping! Five months later, I am trying to get their billing dept to cooperate. Any doctors' office that forces you to prepay (despite insurance) and then to call them to get a refund should be avoided. UPDATE: Turns out the insurance company paid them 4 months ago, in May, $410. The actual cost of the preventative care visit was $145, still not refunded to me. No explanation why they charged my insurance the extra $265. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

I went to FPA in Anchorage for many years, first with Dr. Kolb, then I was seen by Brittany…read moreSedlacek, a PA, after Dr. Kolb 's retirement. I just tried calling the office to get a prescription renewed, only to find out that FPA is CLOSED. I received no notification about this closure whatsoever! I would give FPA 4 or 5 stars rating because they were good, competent and convenient, but they deserve ZERO stars for this apparently sudden closure, and leaving their clients in the lurch as we try to get new doctors and retrieve our records.

Dr. Scott Foley is a terrific chiropractor - personable, friendly, and he genuinely cares about his…read morepatients' health. He has been my family's chiropractor for over a decade. He always takes time to find out how we are really doing, and his query is not just a formality- he genuinely cares. He also gives us suggestions for things we can do between visits that will help support our health. Dr. Foley is the real deal- a top-rate chiropractor who is committed to his patient's health and happiness!