Kind & thoughtful staff all around. I came in after a head injury when snowboarding & all the staff…read moreI encountered were attentive. I must've forgot to mention at my initial visit it was on the job, so a workers comp claim form was needed so I had to go back to request one then pick up, and staff again were super helpful with everything! Multiple apologized for the mixup but quick to get it filled out & called when it was ready too. I hope I don't have to visit again, but would if an emergency happens!

Quick triage and friendly efficient staff. Disappointed…read morewhen we requested to speak to mental health services we were told they were too busy/backed up to help our mother. We ended up going to a different ER, being assessed and having her admitted for inpatient.

I was at Renown South Meadows but actually the review is for their new Conrad Breast Center South…read moreMeadows. It is a large three story building to the left of the existing facility. It is a beautiful and impressive building. Very new, very spacious throughout, lovely decor. The calm vibe there is achieved by the large inviting areas, the soft color schemes, the large appropriate artwork and so much space. Hallways are wider and everything looks fresh and clean. Waiting areas have a small coffee station, a selection of fun, comfortable chairs. Top this off with attentive and pleasant staff. Center addresses cardiology and breast concerns. These are situations that can be stressful but they have achieved the most calm and pleasant environment for these appointments. Kudos to all! Lots of easy and parking close to the building plus a small golf cart style little shuttle is there in the lot to assist as needed. Nice! Staff told me this building of just a year old. I was beyond impressed with every aspect of my visit here today!

Let's face it, no one wants to go to the emergency room or be admitted to the hospital. But my…read moreexperience at the Renown South Meadows campus in January, 2026, couldn't have been better. I presented myself to the Renown South Meadows ER at 5:15 AM on a Sunday morning. I was promptly admitted and was quickly seen by an ER doctor who talked to me about my symptoms and did a thorough exam. After the exam, he ordered a CT scan and some labs. The results came quickly and the ER doctor soon let me know that he had spoken to the on-call surgeon who was coming in to personally look at the test results and examine me. The surgeon arrived in short order. She was amazing. She was smart, caring, and had a wonderful bedside manner. I followed her recommendation and agreed to an urgent surgery. She had everything scheduled within a short period of time. She also did an excellent job communicating my condition and surgery results to my husband. After surgery, I was transported to the telemetry unit. I couldn't have had better care from my RN's and CNA's. They were all caring, smart, and compassionate. They listened to me and did their best to help me get better. As a matter of fact, everyone from Renown who came into my room to do anything (the phlebotomists, housekeeping, the kitchen staff) were amazing. I attribute my quick recovery to the excellent care I received from my medical team of doctors, nurses, and the rest of the Renown staff.

To my heart surgery medical team and facilities. I am amazed at the number of people, surgical…read morecenters and facilities to provide my immediate medical needs. Thank you for the care, skill, and compassion your associates have shown as I've navigated my heart‑health challenges. Their dedication has given me something truly priceless: more time, the opportunity for new memories, to also be cherished, with the additional days to live fully with the people I love. My brothers and sister, children, grandchildren. I am profoundly grateful for the work you do and the humanity with which you do it. Numerous hospital staff providers who personally serviced my needs: Nurse- Emma Jongsma RN CNA- Landry Super- Amanda Surgery center Cardiologist: Dr. BIDART heart surgeon Anesthesiologist- Dr Nicolist Asast Nurse- Angelica PRN Night nurse- Joice, Jeromy PS: Nurse Emma was outstanding. With her big smile and friendly demeanor she made the healing time speed by easily. The cost was alot, but thank goodness for insurance.

This is a new experience for me, having changed jobs also brought a new health system. I actually…read morehave appreciated the candid feedback with the professionals with this organization. Very clean inside, prompt help, professionals. From lab work to procedures the Doctors and team members here are excellent.

So I landed here by accident. Went into renown er with some back problems. And lucked out having…read morethem call Dr Perry in and having to do a emergency surgery. The staff has been great and if they are running behind they do call and let you know. I have not had any problems during my follow up appointments. My only complaint would be post surgery having to climb stairs to get to their office.

Huh! Trying to get an appointment? Simply impossible!…read moreAfter hours on multiple holds, I drive down to the South end of town. Nope. Not even allowed a walk in because I have Medicare and was in an auto accident. I'm not yet decided on an attorney or if I need one. I don't know if there's anything I need other than an MRI and a "you're fine". But I'm a complex previous surgery now re-injured. So yeah, I need to be seen. --I'm fine seeing a PA with experience who works closely with an excellent surgeon. The surgeon I knew as kind and competent. I would not let another touch my shoulder. !!Just order an MRI so I know where I am with this new injury. -- I need to be seen, as the ER doctor has referred me to my previous orthopedic doc who happens to work with Swift Institute. But at this point, I'm alarmed. Swift is set up to be sure the money flows w/out a hitch. The doctors want this money flowing and they want bodies on the table. This is how the sausage here is made. I can understand that a surgeon just wants to do surgery (and get paid top $$). -- To Have patients heavily screened and -- only see the surgical candidate prior to scheduling any surgery. And the move on to the next case. The more the merrier. In this way a doctor can hone their skills without actually having to hardly see the client/patient. Beauty! After years of this behavior, you have a surgeon that has 'seen it all' done it all knows it all. I'm not sure what you have is an -actual doctor surgeon. It's more like you have a robot surgeon (kept in a closet that you feed coins into). I do not plan to return. I need to get calls returned. I need respect. Medicare pays for diagnosis. The idea that I must sign saying I'm responsible for the bill if Medicare hassles them about the billing? Finally, on my way home, I dropped by the other Swift office. I think that there I got the truth. They are telling me that they will not bill Medicare. They refuse to bill Medicare --for even diagnostics. Because Medicare has a history of denying auto accident claims. They Never Bill Medicare in an auto accident event. Not even if you agree to pay if the claim is denied. Catch 22, it will never get billed. So it'll never get paid. Because they will not bill. One wonders how a claim is denied if it's never billed. But: the fact remains. Medicare pays for diagnostics after auto accidents. Period. They don't pay for --treatment-- until auto insurance is exhausted. Apparent they don't know how to properly bill Medicare. ? More likely they don't like what Medicare pays them.

Could not recommend more and will continue to choose Northern Nevada Sierra every single time. I…read morewas kindly greeted, checked in, and brought back to a room within maybe 20-30 minutes tops. I also had a chest x-ray in that time as well as EKG. The staff have always been so amazing and helpful. I couldn't have asked for better care. I was kept comfortable and given my own room, which is a huge bonus and greatly appreciated. In total I was there for maybe two hours, and that includes going through a CT test and waiting for the results. I know that days and times vary with each different individual and someone may not have the experiences that I and my family have had. But I know for a fact that this is the hospital for us. The entire hospital is so beautifully decorated, clean, and quiet. Also, have you tried their food from the Cafe? If not, please do so. I highly recommend the rosemary with lemon chicken breast. Once again a huge thanks to the staff, they are hardworking, fast and kind people. I'm so happy to have you close by. Keep up the excellent work!

The intake staff are awesome and the CNAs but after that everything else is not so greatI had no…read morecall light and no one came to check on me.... Just visiting at the front desk.... I finally disconnected myself and walked down the hallway to the restroom by myself..... they didn't even come when all the bells were going off. They collect your copay really fast ...... everything else is slow or stopped On top of everything you have no idea where to park?!??? Signage is cheap!!!!

What a wonderful experience I had here, nothing but the best. Short wait, awesome feedback, and…read moreactually a place that cares. Do not hesitate to give them a shot, thank you for taking care of me!

Dr. Gray and Sarah were amazing. Sarah was extremely sweet, helpful and felt like a friend I could…read moretrust. Dr. Gray was very knowledgeable and answered all my questions as a first time mom. Thank you!

9 AM on a Tuesday morning, morning, I called my primary care physician of Carson Medical Group…read more with symptoms of a stiff neck, fever over 100, nausea, chills, fatigue, and vomiting. I was told they had no appointments, but they'd leave a message for my doctor, who would get back to me. Fast forward to 2 PM. I get a call from my primary care physicians office telling me I should go to an emergency room because they believe I have meningitis‼ In a panic, I head to the ER on McCarren of Northern Nevada Medical. Thankfully, the competent staff, based on the questions I answered and an examination, diagnosed me with a viral infection. No meningitis! They dosed me with a Tylenol-Advil combination and a lidocaine patch, then sent me home with prescriptions for nausea and extra lidocaine patches. I felt guilty for taking up the time of staff and resources for an issue that could've been handled in a timely manner in my primary care physician's office, had that office not been overbooked. And I won't even go into the five hours it took from my original phone call and message of my concerns, to the phone call I received advising me to go to an ER. This all too frequent "adventure"points to the sad state of medical care in this country, with emergency rooms becoming your primary care physician.

After waiting 3.5 months for an appointment, I was not disappointed. I really liked Dr. Bruner who…read morewas knowledgeable, compassionate and friendly. The staff was nice, and although the waiting room and exam rooms were a bit sterile it at least felt clean. Happy that I have a new doctor in a friendly environment.

My PA is wonderful. The rest of the office, however, is a disorganized mess. Not to mention they…read moreNEVER answer my phone calls, or return my calls. This wastes everyone's time if I can't have questions answered to be prepared for my visit.

Checked in on time. They took me back to the room and shut the door. I sat there for an entire 40…read moremins before anyone came back. The nurse practitioner came in and spent 15 min with me. Left feeling like it was a waste of my time.

I had an appointment 4-22-2026 @ 2:30. My doctor is great, kind & knowledgeable. However @…read morecheckout the employee was very rude. I have completed forms prior, but she insisted I had not. Then she rudely stated, " If I don't comply I wll not be able to schedule any more appointments. Their office is inefficient. I spoke to a manager about the redundant forms they require to complete. If my info is already recorded they don't need to force a patient to redo over & over. That is redundant. I gave this complaint previously, & a manager spoke to me about this concern. Please help this.office become friendly & efficient.​

This review is specifically about the urgent care ultrasound service. Over the past two weeks, my…read morescheduled ultrasound appointment has been cancelled twice because the "machine was down." Interestingly, both cancellations occurred on Fridays. Each time, I had already rearranged my schedule and taken time off work, only to receive a call shortly before the appointment informing me that it needed to be rescheduled. That is incredibly frustrating and shows a complete disregard for patients' time. At this point, I will be looking into filing a formal complaint. Either there is a recurring staffing issue on Fridays and "the machine being down" is being used as an excuse, or the facility needs to invest in more reliable equipment. Either way, this level of inconsistency is unprofessional and unacceptable for a medical facility.

I am writing in regard to my experience as a post-operative patient of Dr. Anthony Michael…read moreSciascia, II, MD (License No.: 16951), (Dr. Sciascia for future references), an Emergency Physician with Renown Health Systems. The following link will take you the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners where you can enter his last name and review his previous medical background and training (https://nsbme.mylicense.com/verification/Search.aspx). Earlier this week, I had the misfortune of interacting with Dr. Sciascia in one of the Emergency Rooms (ER) associated with Renown Medical Center. I have never come into contact with such a rude, condescending, and offensive health care provider. I should note that I, too, am a doctor and Federal Law Enforcement Officer, so I deal with difficult personalities on a daily basis. I would also like to note that I would never treat any of my patients, no matter who they are or what they've done, the way Dr. Sciascia treated me. This is unacceptable, and I intend on bringing this to the attention of anyone who may come into contact with this physician, someone who should not be allowed to treat patients. When I went to the ER, I was two days post-op, and in a considerable amount of pain. As I previously mentioned, I was unlucky to have Dr. Sciascia pick up my case. From the first moment I met him, there was something odd about his demeanor and he had the worst bedside demeanor I have ever witnessed. My friend that accompanied me to the ER said the exact thing, and she actually picked up on this vibe before I did. As an aside, all of the nurses were flabbergasted by my account of what occurred during my interactions with Dr. Sciascia. Long story short, Dr. Sciascia essentially accused me of drug-seeking, and told me that he didn't believe that I was actually experiencing pain, despite being 2 days postop. Dr. Sciascia was literally trying to instigate an argument with me, which I refused to engage in. He compared to me heroin addicts, which I am not, as well as misusing my pain medication, which I did not. Dr. Sciascia then compared me to other patients he has seen with "broken bones sticking" sticking out of their skin and that they refused to take any medication at all. First of all, I dislike being compared to other people, especially when their injuries are not even close to what my surgery or pain entailed. As a man, Dr. Sciascia does not know how painful certain 'female conditions' can be, so it is extremely rude to dismiss as if it meant nothing. Dr. Sciascia invalidated the pain I was experiencing, and I refuse to let anyone treat or speak to me in such a manner. Prior to being released from the ER, he informed me that I was going to be prescribed Gabapentin, a drug with which I am familiar. Gabapentin, also known as Neurontin, is a medication used for neuropathic pain, not postoperative pain. I asked Dr. Sciascia how that would be helpful in my situation, and he literally said, "I don't know." My friend advocated for me by asking for something that actually helped me, and he switched it to a muscle relaxant, which I refuse to take. I am unfamiliar with that medication, and I have lost trust in doctors in Renown's ER. More than one nurse I came into contact with during my several hour stint in the ER informed me that Dr. Sciascia "has a really weird demeanor...[and] has no bedside manner." They said more, but I hope you get where I am coming from. I will be taking this to the medical board of NV, as well as any site on which a review can be posted. Dr. Sciascia caused more harm than good, as I was extremely upset when leaving the ER, and I was still in pain. Given that I have only had one experience with Dr. Sciascia, I cannot comment on his overall competence as an ER Physician, and it would be unethical of me to do so. I can only speak to my personal experience with Dr. Sciascia, which was so horrific that I will never return to that ER for fear of coming into contact with him again. I am writing this review in hopes that others will read this and steer clear of Dr. Sciascia, if at all possible. If you want to be treated like a human being, find another doctor. Further, as a doctor myself (not an MD), I am a strong advocate for those who may not have the knowledge, access, or resources to go up against a physician. This is NOT over. Thank you for reading.

My boyfriend broke out with giant blotchy rashes all over his body for no apparent reason one day…read more We visited an urgent care, only to wait almost 3 hours for them to tell us to go to the ER. We were so frustrated, however I am glad that Dr. Sciascia (pronounced "Sha-sha") was able to treat him. Although the ER was incredibly busy that day, Dr. Sciascia made an effort to find the root of the problem without pushing him to have unnecessary medications, labs, etc. He suggested some over the counter meds we could purchase, gave us a prescription, and referred him to an allergist. Most importantly, he took the time to answer all of our questions and check on him before we left. It was the most efficient and caring ER visit we had. Plus, he's hilarious and super personable. Highly recommended!