Before you go to Passport Health, check your local pharmacy or your health insurance plan for…read moresimilar services. You will probably find that those alternatives are a fraction of the cost. I failed to do that and I paid 2 1/2 times what a family member paid using a local Safeway pharmacy. The consultation services I received were basically a regurgitation of what is on the CDC website. They do not accept insurance and their cost for the two vaccinations they recommended would have been over $500. Fortunately, I checked with my local pharmacy and found out that my drug plan covered the entire cost.

Getting an online appointment is easy. The nurse giving the vaccinations was great…read more But the customer service on the phone is some of the WORST I have EVER experienced. Rude, arguementative, and I couldn't get a word in edgewise. I repeated 3 times for this person to stop interrupting me, and the response I got was "I'm not your kid", followed by a hang up. You all NEED to realize that your job in customer service is about the customer, and not whether someone peed in your Cherrios this morning. Do better.

When you get to Denver international airport to get to the Alaska boarding area, you get off of the…read morestreet level where your party drops you off once inside you have to take an elevator down to level five once at level five you do the check-in boarding process. Then you have to go back up to level six to go through security. This is very confusing and time-consuming Other elderly people were on the elevator with me and we're having a really rough time with this. They should have it right on the same level where your party drop you off I am not a fan of self tagging your luggage. The attendant behind the drop off baggage counter was very nice.

Flying Alaska Airlines from Denver to Seattle then Seattle to Honolulu was bare bones flying…read more No screen to watch anything enroute. only a snack provided: cookie, almonds or a bar. *beverage cart comes around at least twice. Served in paper cup for cold items like juice. Seats were ample, not sardine can unless a very large person is next to you in a 3 passenger configuration. Main thing we got where we needed to be safely.

I was looking for a vacation that wasn't crazy expensive. I found tickets though Cayman Airways. I…read morehad no idea they flew out of Denver. The staff were great. We didn't have any issues with our luggage. Our plane coming and going was late, not sure why but that happens on every airline. I'm just sad that they won't be flying out of Denver after August 2023.

Muy buen servicio gracias se han tardado los buses pero es por que el clima es pésimo y es mejor…read morellegar a casa que no llegar nunca gracia los paisanos

This company looks that they hire the drivers from a nursing home , grouchy, careless and…read morefrustrated old men, they get stressed very easily and that's why they have so many accidents, on the other hand the units are old y with very low maintenance very bad service use them at your own risk

Don't get me wrong, I like enterprise as a business but this was not a great experience. I really…read moreenjoyed that they picked me up from my car repair shop while it's getting repaired but I have been waiting for 45 mins now and the employee has looked me in the eyes 3 times while taking other customers to their car who came after me.

Don't rent from here, they'll make you pay for their mistakes…read more I was in a car accident and needed a rental while insurance figured things out and I was able to get a new car. They were very helpful, but the problem came after. I had to return my first rental car because I noticed a tire was losing air. Anybody who lives in the area knows there's been a ton of construction going on. No big deal, I called them and was able to bring it in, and they saw the tire was indeed losing air, documented things like they typically do when you return a car, saw no issues, so they replaced the rental for me and took the car back. I had no issues with the second rental, used it and returned it when I bought a new car. Cue a month or so later, and I get a letter in the mail essentially billing me for "damage done to the rental." To the tune of $1,400. It was for the first rental car that I had returned because a tire was losing air. Apparently, the steel wheel had been damaged and they had to replace it and the wheel. When I returned the car, the tire was not flat. Yes, it was losing air, but it was not completely flat and sitting on the steel wheel. The employee looked everything over and gave the okay. I'm assuming that they let the car sit after I returned it, and let the tire continue losing air, thus leading to the damage that I'm now being charged for. Shame on me for not taking photos of my own when I returned the car, like I've typically done in the past with rentals. I had a million other things on my mind with the accident, but I won't make that mistake again. Yeah it's a long review, because I'm really upset. Just don't rent from here.