I had a fantastic time....every time I go I feel absolutely great.....surely is one of a kind. I…read morecan understand what is being done and some things are offered no one else offers. Wow 5 stars

I called three times to request an application. It took me close to three months to get the…read moreapplication, because they don't send it until multiple requests are made. They claim they evaluate 350 applicants a day. I left my house at 5:30am, taking three connections to get to the pick up point to get their bus. The bus driver was over one hour late to pick me up beyond the assigned appointment time at the pickup location. No courtesy call was made to let me know that this driver would be late. I called two times and each time I was given excuses that he was on the way to pick me up. The bus driver, Don, was arrogant, rude and made me feel bad with the other passengers who heard him. He picked up more people in the area after me. His driving around corners was fast and stressful, two of us almost vomited. The bus was in dire need of shock absorpbers. We arrived over an hour late beyond the evaluation time to their downtown location. Apparently, this was no big deal for them as they allow four hours which includes the transportation time. The testing is all done inside a big warehouse building. Various buses, vans were scattered around the inside with ramps for the applicant to use. At the front door, the first intake person immediately asked for the applicants ID, which she said would be returned later. I suspect they took a picture of it. I was asked if I wanted the handout paper in English or Spanish. The papers were numbered. Along the entrance there were about 15 chairs lined up side by side, packed with applicants. About ten minutes later, my assigned number was called. There was a tiny desk across from the chairs with another intake person who had my ID (passport) bent open on the desk. The intake person took two pics of me with a webcam and asked a few questions, I was then taken around the corner, where there were more chairs and applicants waited to be called. I took this opportunity to go to one of the bathrooms, which was disgustingly filthy. When I returned from the bathroom, I was instructed to walk to the wooden bench, along the wall and wait again. That's where I met my evaluator. I was asked if I could walk up the (inclined) makeshift wide ramp. I said I think so and the evaluator walked alongside watching me walk up the steep ramp. There are various inclines along the path to walk over. Reaching the corner there was a gray faux concrete simulated flooring about 5ft x 5ft with a lot of intentional holes in it to make it an uneven surface That was kind of difficult for me to walk over to cross it. At the end there's a flat walk smooth surface. We continued to the evaluator's cubicle/office. Inside the evaluator's cubicle I was asked for the completed application, which was to be returned at the visit. I was also asked to pull out all my medications or a paper detailing the meds. A copy of my doctor's letter was taken and I was asked if the second intake person had taken a pic of my mobility device. I said no. She asked me about why I needed an access card, was I going to doctor's appointments or WHAT? I was asked about my health conditions and history (onset of each one, etc.) WOW... after the interrogation we walked to the cones on the smooth floor and there she put a heart monitor belt around my waist. Before beginning the test, a finger oxygen monitor (to measure my oxygen level and pulse) was used as a baseline. This test was repeated after each of the two runway walks. The first walk was to walk as fast as possible. The second was at my regular normal pace. The evaluator looked at the clock to see how long it took me. I wasn't speedy so I'm not sure that went over too well. Completing those two tests I was taken back to the evaluator's office, where I was told that it would take up to 21 days before I would find out if I was approved (or not!). Leaving the evaluator's cubicle we crossed over some strange flooring and again, I was told to sit in the waiting area. I was called soon after I had sat down. I suspect that they're also looking to see how fast/easy an applicant is getting up from a chair. I didn't pay any attention to that, at the time, but I'm almost sure that was also scrutinized. The last intake person repeated that I'd be getting my decision in the next 21 days via mail. I was then taken to the main waiting room to wait for my bus, to take me back to my drop off point. The last waiting areas were totally packed with applicants! While waiting the dispatcher told me that the drivers pick up applicants, which are in the same area, three times a day. The bus ride back was equally as bad. Don, the bus driver decided to hole himself up in a bathroom making our departure over 15 min late. His attitude was even worse. Don intentionally took city streets vs. freeways from downtown to the drop off point (20 miles away) causing me to miss my next two connections. I got home at 9:45pm. *** FYI: Refusing to perform a test may result in not being approved. ***

Access paratransit. . I made an online application then…read morecalled for an appointment. The whole process was simple. I drove my parents down to be evaluated. The whole process took 2.5 hours. They suggest bringing a snack. Parking is small n cramped. There are only 2 handicap spaces. As you can imagine, everyone needs a handicap stall. Luckily I got a space to park because as I exited my car the attendant informed me it's street only parking now! I saw up to 5 access cars dropping off people to be evaluated. It's crowded and consistently busy. Everyone was so nice! They kept an eye on my mom who felt lost after she came out of the restroom. Three times. People were patient as most have disabilities or like my mom, homebound and dying to chat. She had a great time because people never rushed her, just listened politely. The wait was worth it. Ps zinc cafe 2 blocks down was delicious

I have had two visits with Dr. Zeravica. Let me start off by saying I feel like a brand new person…read more The pain on my entire left side vanished after he did the adjustments. I've seen several chiropractors and felt like it is a waste of money. It wasn't until my friend convinced me to go to this doctor. I have a new respect for chiropractic medicine. I could finally shift my head from left to right without pain and stiffness. I definitely trust this man to treat me in the future. Thank you!!

I've been going to dr Zeravica for a little over a year now. I was a patient at his old office in…read moredtla and we both happened to end up in sun valley this year and he's truly a great chiropractor & person. He always has interesting conversations and topics to discuss & he gives great adjustments at affordable pricing. He works with insurance & car accident cases. I refer all my friends to him - he even specializes in nasal cranial relief which is very hard to come by & helps a lot with a plethora of problems including migraines & sleep apnea. Highly recommend his services (he's mobile as well).

5 stars are for Lexi in the Neurology department . I was calling from a doctors office trying to…read moreobtain medical records from Dr.Lyden office regarding a mutual patient and was tossed around several times on the phone I was given 2 different phone numbers. Which made it a nightmare and frustrating ,with that being said just wanted to take a moment to say thank you. The service Lexi provided was excellent really friendly, helpful, throughout the whole process. It's not often that you come across service that's both professional and genuinely kind, so I really appreciate it.

Regina is an angel. I called late in the day and she talked me through my options. She was very…read morekind, taking time to understand my issue for calling as well as my lack of insurance. She offered some good advice, and was so much more than patient with me. I'm sure I'll be reaching out in the future. Good healthcare is really important! I'm so happy I found Regina ‍

I would feel challenged to do justice to Kelsey in a single testimonial, as she is quite simply…read morejust so good at what she does. (I remember wanting to tell her that incessantly during my first few weeks of working with her due to feeling flooded by an overflowing sense of gratitude!) Her intellect is formidable, her personality and disposition are extremely well suited to the therapeutic role, and she is willing to go the extra mile to help her clients in a way that I have rarely (if ever before) experienced. She doesn't have the abundance of glowing testimonials that her work deserves because (in keeping with her healthy sense of professional ethics and boundaries) she doesn't believe in soliciting them from clients (a fact I learned after asking her about it in the course of sharing my own experience with soliciting and receiving testimonials). In that sense, she is kind of like a hidden gem that I feel incredibly lucky to have come across. What she does have, on the other hand, is such a wealth of insight, understanding and awareness (as well as such an artful ability to synthesize and reconcile apparent contractions in ways that help make sense of seemingly nonsensical feelings and experiences) that I often take notes when she gives me feedback, and have wished, at times, that she would write a book (or at least do a Ted talk!) so that more people could benefit from her extensive knowledge and creative and entertaining analogies. I have come so far so fast in the direction of reclaiming my inner compass and rebuilding my sense of self since working with her that I would hardly have believed it possible had somebody predicted it. If I had to distill into a nutshell what made her approach feel so empowering to me, I would say it was the way in which she reinforced my sense of the reality of my experience and made me aware of my options in response to it but, at the same time, completely respected my freedom in terms of deciding which options to implement, when to implement them, and in what way. I think if I had felt pushed to pursue a particular course of action (no matter how beneficial it might have been) that would have elicited fear-based resistance in me, activated inner conflicts (around the need for acceptance or approval), and, altogether, tied me in a knot; but what I noticed with Kelsey is that she would present an option for my consideration, (from which my mind might initially, recoil in fear), and then I would find myself acting on it subsequently and feeling much stronger and more whole for having done so. I would attribute this to the appreciation Kelsey has for the often paradoxical (or dialectical) nature of reality, which contributes to her interpersonal effectiveness. For example, I remember her telling me, on one occasion (when I was struggling with feeling fragile, while at the same time judging myself for it and wanting to push myself to do whatever it took to become stronger) that there would be times when I would want to challenge myself (and / or another person) and other times when I would need to pace myself by stepping back and "managing vulnerability;" (essentially that being gentle and understanding with oneself could be as valid and necessary in the growth and healing process, at times, as forging forward with new behaviors; a wonderfully nurturing "permission" that was exactly what I most needed to hear). This illustrates one of the things I've found most valuable about her way of working, which is how much room she has always had for my personal autonomy and, in particular, for my freedom to exercise it by consulting my own inner wisdom and resources with regard to what would be the most helpful or effective step for me to take next at any given time. Kelsey is truly a five star therapist. She knocks the ball out of the ball park!