Where you gonna' go to get Chiropractic treatment to actually get results???…read moreDr. Viki and Dr. Breckenridge will analyze your situation then provide you with a treatment plan to acheive your goal to relieve that pain! Their Team of professionals provide deliberate care effortlessly and efficiently to ensure your comfort and consideration. To Top it all off...they accept Medicare...! What a commitment to our Community to serve such a diverse clientele! You know I'm ...client, much success!

I went to Enid Live Well for tattoo removal, but later discovered at a licensed med spa that I had…read morebeen overcharged and misinformed. While the staff at Enid Live Well were friendly, I paid $150 per session for five treatments on a small 1-inch tattoo and saw no visible progress. The new med spa's licensed physician explained that my tattoo looked as though I had only undergone one session, not five. She also told me the treatments at Enid Live Well were scheduled far too frequently. Dr Vicki had advised me to return every two weeks or once a month, but proper tattoo removal requires at least eight weeks between sessions for the skin to heal. Because of this rushed schedule, I was warned that I may now face potential skin damage.

Dad really likes this doctor. He worked out at the YMCA with him, says he is down to earth,…read morefriendly and puts you at ease. He is very good at his craft. I was impressed with the fact that when it came time to take the stitches out of my dad's neck after minor surgery, he shaved my dad's neck himself. Dad was nervous about shaving near it for 10 days. I was impressed that he shaved dad and didn't have a nurse do it. Kudos for taking the time and patience!

Don't even know what the hell they're doing people that showed up after I did was seen before I was…read moreand the lady at the desk had no idea what she was doing. Don't advise anyone to go there

This urgent care is one of the clinics that make you thankful you don't have to go to the ER,…read morehowever it is very spotty in its service. On average, the doctors and PAs are attentive and do a good job. Just the front desk people and nurses are never consistent. Sometimes they are friendly, sometimes so snotty and rude I wonder how they keep their job. Today was ridiculous. The woman at the front desk was polite but informed me that on weekends they "become" a specialist clinic. What does that mean? Well it means my $30 co pay now jumps to a $50 copay. I'm sure I'll be seeing the same PA and NP, except this time my check book and my insurance is seeing a hefty upcharge. Hello - insurance fraud!?! I took my copay and insurance to a different company's urgent care facility. Integres - you're no longer the on show in town!

The staff here were friendly, helpful, and extremely prepared to do what needed to get done…read more Parking in downtown Enid, too, was far easier than I had anticipated. (I'm used to the nightmarish parking in downtown Oklahoma City.) Nice!

I've been donating blood since 1990 while I was still in high school. It just felt like something I…read moreneeded to do so I did it. The phlebotomist's have always been so nice and gentle. The only time I've felt any pain in donating is usually with a new person being trained and they always have help so it's not bad, it doesn't happen very often either. They all seem so happy and thankful you came in to donate too. This place in Enid is very clean and they have plenty of snacks too. I believe what made me keep donating was when they told me I had babies blood (O-) and they really needed my blood to save lives. They said I could donate to anyone. I think that's what hooked me in, plus it helps that you get a free t-shirt too! My mother and brothers used to go and we'd start a competition on who could donate the fastest. They tell us to squeeze the little hand held stress ball every 3-5 seconds...well when they weren't looking we were all squeezing as fast as could to see who would win. It was fun and passed the time. A couple of years later we were able to donate our blood to certain people or organizations, churches and such. I donated to my church, to people I knew that were in the hospital..just anyone I could think of that might need it. Also, in those past years they made a website where you can sign up to be an lifetime donor, which is pretty cool...and now you get points with every blood donation. I usually save my points up to get merchandise off their website. I've gotten caps, collared shirts, gym bags, fanny pack, gas cards, I've even saved up enough points to get a jacket. The jacket needs the highest points. I keep my award pendants on my cap as well for how many gallons of blood I've donated. I've only came to the Enid building a few times, when I was called to come up there. Most of the time now I donate in my town or surrounding town with their mobile units. They had talked me into donating RBCP (Red blood cell platelets) which uses a machine, takes longer but on the bright side it counts as two donations. It does give more points but you have to wait longer to donate again. I donate with my kids now and haven't been in a competition in many years since we hardly ever start at the same time and they have more beds so a lot of times we don't even see each other. In order to donate to a person or organization now you have to ask for a paper to fill out. They also like people to answer the questions online and print it out the day you come to the drive so it makes your time and theirs go faster. I've gotten calls from the blood institute over the years wanting to know if I want to hear from someone that received my blood..of course! A recording would come on the phone from parents thanking me or even some adults. It feels so rewarding to be able to save someone's life out there that I'll probably never meet. Donating blood is definitely something I'll continue doing as long as I can and I'll always use the Oklahoma Blood Institute to do it.

My pcp sent me here and I was able to get in pretty quick. Doctor in OKC said i would have to wait…read more3 months to get seen. I got an appointment 2 weeks after my doctor sent my paperwork. I seen Dr. kruska since he goes to Ponca. The office itself is small but easy to find. He was very direct but was very helpful with my problem. I have a follow up scheduled to get a procedure done at my next visit. Not excited to get it done but am excited to see a doctor who seems to care, can explain my problem to me and his staff is super sweet.

Very busy office but has amazing staff and physicians. I would recommend this office to anyone…read moreneeding a urologist. All three doctors are wonderful and truly care about their patients. They have a website that is very informative and has all the necessary insurance information you need to verify if they are in network with your particular insurance.