What an amazing experience we had here. My husband has had a nagging cough for many months and we…read morehave been trying to get answers. His primary care physician sent in an order for the pulmonologist to see my husband. He was able to put our minds at ease very quickly and was able to provide a hopeful solution. Dr. Khadka was very kind and professional. The level of care is excellent here.

Dr. Jay has been my family dentist for years. I never dread my dental appointments. My three…read morechildren have gone to him all their lives. Now my son has become a dentist. Nice to know that he had an excellent role model in Dr. Jay who has helped him along the way! Thanks!

My husband came to this clinic to visit the hematologist and get a CT scan so there have been…read moremultiple visits. The ladies who check in the patients are very professional and friendly. The lobby is immaculately clean and there is a very soothing aquarium that is very pleasant to look at while you wait. The quality of the care has been excellent.

I highly recommend this business. Very professional and courteous. My hearing aids and earmolds…read morework great together

5/6/15 Driving by Loop 286 close to Braums Ice Cream, I…read morenoticed a sign off the road advertising Hearing Aids. It was about 2 in the afternoon when I decided to do the turnaround and check them out. I had my dad with me and he is 76 years old, and very hard of hearing. When we walked in, we were immediately greeted by a lady named Hope, who was smiling from ear to ear. I always say, if you enter a business and do not make me feel welcomed..I will not refer or do business with people who feel they are doing me a favor. Well, this woman just made us feel like family had just entered this place. After being checked in, another woman comes out with an even bigger smile, Rebecca. Turns out Hope is mother of Rebecca. Rebecca is married to John who is the Hearing Specialist. The Hearing Specialist John, saw my dad and listened to his needs and what he needed. My dad had regrets going in, and walked out thanking me for taking him in. We have already been to this place for follow-ups 3 times, and we just love these people. They take their time to teach you what you need to know without hurrying your butt out the door, they are fun to talk to people. Turns out this place is a family owned business who really really care. The personality of these owner's go a long way! Thanks so very much, John, Rebecca, & Hope, for making us part of your family. :) This is another company who is Blessed! I consider this business of theirs, A Needle In A Haystack. WEBSITE: www.advancedhearingcenterparis.com

This store was clean, large and very well stocked. This is like a Super Dollar Tree. Everything…read morewas $1.25. I had issues using my debit card. Cashier came over and helped me whisper under her breath for everyone to hear, "You had to read the directions". Rude! 99% when I check out it has the cost and I just insert card. Here I had to press pay, debit, etc. Was not clear on screen. Previous customer in front of me had issues with the other self checkout. If cashier was friendly I would have said 5 stars.

Nurse are caring, attentive and nurturing. Received the best care! From the ER to discharge, never…read morea bad experience.

Based on the multitude of poor reviews, it seems as though this facility does not care to improve…read morein any way, but my review will serve as record of the abhorrent treatment my mother received at this facility starting on January 19th. On Thursday January 19th I found my otherwise healthy mother on the floor of her bedroom and called 911. During her fall she cut her forehead and was bleeding. Paramedics arrived and took her to Paris Regional Medical Center Emergency room and we followed in our vehicle. At first glance, they were stating it looked like a heart attack. When we arrive at the ER, there are several folks in stretchers, we're all lined up in a hallway and there is no one trying to organize the situation. A nurse at some point started asking people who had arrived first, there did not seem to be any medical prioritization at all. The staff in this area is not just jaded, but insensitive and without beside manners. My mother is slurring her words and having a very difficult time and the nurses asked if this is her 'normal' state. One of the attending Dr's, in an attempt to be humorous, asked if she had too much whiskey. My mother does not drink and it frankly was not the time for such jokes. Lastly, the nurse attending that evening with red hair should never be patient facing. My mother cried for us to find someone else to assist her, she was traumatized by this nurses demeanor and I also was subjected to her unprofessionalism until I asked to speak with a dr. I'm guessing, should someone be interested, you can research her name. I did not catch it and when I asked her, she ignored me and walked out of the room. After this horrific experience, my mother was admitted the following day and we spent the rest of the time on floor 4. The staff on this floor is hard-working, they're stressed and they are understaffed. This was obvious from day one. They had a hard time keeping people from smoking on the floor, many patients cried out for help for what seemed like 30 minutes or more and no one came. It felt as though we'd left the US and we're in some 3rd world hospital facility that lacked the basics and everyone was trying to do the best they could with limited resources. This hospital has limited cafeteria hours. So on the first night for my mother on the 4th floor, you can imagine our surprise that they forgot to put her on the dinner list. She had no food restrictions, they simply forgot. Since the cafeteria is closed, we had to drive elsewhere to get her some food. As recent transplants to Paris, we are shocked at this facility, and that's an understatement. This entire situation is ripe for a lawsuit, and I'm certain it will happen as more folks are moving to the area and will ascertain that this behavior and lack of regard for your patients is your status quo. Shame on the ER staff for your lack of compassion and professionalism. Shame on the hospital for limiting your nurses and caregivers to the point where they forget to order food for their patients. This must improve!

First issue - They are suppose to open at 9 am not 9:30 on Thursday. I waited outside of store for…read more15 min before manager showed up. When manager showed up there was a guy hanging outside the passenger side of a mini van flipping another person off that was waiting as well(assuming they knew each other). I have been shopping here for over 2 years but will NEVER shop here after this sight of poor professionalism. Second issue - purchased batteries on Christmas Eve for my mod. I got home and the package clearly looked as if it had been already open and of course there was a bad battery out of a two pack I called the manager and asked if I could come the day after Christmas to exchange batteries and they refused because it fell outside of their 24 hr battery exchange policy. Very disappointing and I am done with this place now. Spoke with others in community and their reputation precedes them evidently!!

I love this store. The staff have always been super helpful and friendly. The prices are fair…read moreespecially on e-liquid. Highly recommend this place.