Dr Malory has done wonders for my husband and me. He explains all procedures and he doesn't make…read moreyou ever feel like you're just another number. Very caring. The staff is awesome and makes you feel welcome. Thankyou for al you've done for us.

I love Dr. Mallari and his staff. Dr. Mallari is so knowledgeable, kind and caring. He really…read morelistens and asks questions until he knows that he understands your pain and then clearly explains his diagnoses/opinion for the most appropriate and effective treatment. So grateful that I found him.

I don't understand how a pain management doctor can try to screw with me and prescribe me mood…read morestabilization meds when he is not a psych doctor, then talk to me, very condescending, at one point called me an idiot.

Last few years of Active Duty were tolerable with regular visits to James. Every couple weeks an…read moreadjustment, injection, occasional ablation, etc. I would go back for preventative pain management anytime. Thanks Doc and staff, all professionals. 100% top notch!

Dr. Vance is a wonderful physician! He cares about his patients. I wish he knew how much he means…read moreto me. Such a great doctor.

Ok, where do I begin?! Back in high school I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. I learned then that…read moremost doctors don't believe in things they don't understand; and they would rather insist "everything is OK" than take the time to figure out the mystery. So you can imagine my surprise when I met Dr. Vance. I went in for a small problem, and then quickly realized that he could solve the issues that I had grown so accustomed to I didn't even think they could be changed. That's right! I had given up on experiencing any kind of change with things like: energy level, moods, sleeplessness, immune system. Right away, Dr. Vance suggested we try tackling some of the bigger problems. I was skeptical, but had nothing to lose--so I said, "Sure, why not!" -Months later, I've got my energy back. -I don't get sick all the time--and if I do catch a bug, it's NBD. -I'm sleeping!! And waking up ready for the day! -I'm in control of my moods, instead of the other way around! ;) Dr. Vance uses a myriad of techniques to address symptoms. He uses lab reports as a starting point, but is more concerned about how the patient FEELS and FUNCTIONS than the numbers on a chart. Dr. Vance has educated me throughout the process, so I know exactly what's going on and why, and I know how to adjust protocols to fix any new problems. WHAT?! Dr. Vance explains information simply, without pretending he's the only one in the room smart enough to understand it! The facility is easy to find, conveniently located, offers plenty of parking, and the support staff is fantastic. Thank you so much, Dr. Vance! You're a Game Changer for your patients!

Today I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Taylor! What a wonderfully positive experience. I was…read morethere for a Cystoectomy, and was nervous. He took the time to explain my type of cancer and the procedure being done today. Nurse was a sweet too! They completely put me at ease. I've not had a Dr that took the time to explain, so that I understood, in a very long time.

I had an enlarged prostate which was causing urinary issues. I was referred to Dr. Taylor by my…read moreprimary care physician. Dr. Taylor was great. He took the time to explain fully what could be done. He explained the advantages and drawbacks of different types of treatment. He recommended the HoLEP procedure for me. I also met with Garrett Sweet for my preoperative conference. He was also patient and explained everything thoroughly to me. I had the HoLEP procedure on April 1st, 2026. I was able to go home the same day. The pain was minimal and I felt almost back to normal after 48 hours. My condition should continue to improve. The office staff was also very helpful. I had to reschedule appointments a couple of times due to other life issues.

I read a couple reviews about this doctor's office and wanted to come in with an open mind even…read morethough some of the reviews weren't so positive. We walked in and we were instantly greeted by the nice receptionist. She got us all checked in, updated my husband's insurance information and billing. And then we chilled in the waiting area. We were called back by the nurse. She took my husband's vitals and asked us if we had any medical concerns. She was really kind! Nurse Niki did a great job getting my husband's appointment started. Today was our first initial visit with Dr. Mohamed. He was fantastic! Dr. Mohamed was very thorough. He was very attentive and was very engaged. I appreciate that he took his time with the appointment. He didn't rush us, made sure he covered all of our questions and concerns. It was a breathe of fresh air to have a dr taking his time for his patient. If you're looking for a new primary dr, I would recommend Dr. Mohamed.

The doctors and nurses were okay, but billing is a nightmare. I didn't find out how bad until an…read moreissue with insurance outside my control (a different family member's CoB) lead to a delay in payments. An insurance rep even called to inform them of the delay so they wouldn't give me any problems. Unfortunately the fun was only beginning. Billing has a policy of only including specific dates of service and a list of services with the first bill. Even cross-referencing the first bill, subsequent bills were impossible to make sense of because the amounts and dates kept changing. Even after the insurance issue was resolved, one twin's wellness visit was still getting denied. Insurance reps said they were billing incorrectly. The first billing rep I spoke with also noted discrepancies in how each visit was billed. I used to review claims for a health insurance company, too, and knew they were billing with the wrong codes. Sometimes mistakes are made on the insurance side, but this was not one of those times. The last time I spoke with a billing rep, they were very uppity and denied making any mistakes. Once again, a rep from my insurance company called them directly. The bill was resubmitted and paid, with the exception of hospital services for what I thought was a routine blood test for the younger twin. Whatever. I was tired of arguing at that point. One other thing: visits would last forever, about an hour per child, and most of that time was spent sitting and waiting in the exam room. Imagine how fun that was with both children in their terrible twos and threes. There's a lot of things I'll miss about Boise; this place is not one of them. They can't be faulted for the initial delay, but billing policies and poor customer service are on them.

Dr Djernes has my utmost respect. He is the 3 neurologist I have seen in the last 9 years and by…read morefar the best one yet. When I first saw him I was coming from having spent 5 years feeling as though I were crazy, and that nothing could be done. I was initial told by my previous neurologist that I had pseudo tumor cerebri (that's the old term, I forget the new term for it), but none of the meds were working. I was very frustrated and depressed. Dr Djernes was kind, patient, and thorough. The first thing he did was send me to a doctor for pain management, he was the only one to ever address this issue, then to an eye specialist. He did more for me in the first two visits than the other 2 had done in 8 years, definitely glad I found him.

I had to wait a few weeks before I wrote this review, as I wanted to make sure it wasn't written…read moreemotionally. I have now had some time to cool down and am ready to leave my recommendation. I first became a patient of Dr. Djernes one year ago. He was referred to me by another physician, thus I never questioned or researched my options. Dr. Djernes has a very quirky personality. He can come off a bit demeaning in his approach, but on the flipside he is really very good at explaining medical terms in everyday English. I do find him to be a bit nonchalant, which makes it hard to tell how concerned he really is for you as a patient. I tried to look for the positives, my husband however was frustrated with him from day one. His office staff is kind of hit and miss. When I first began going here, the front desk was helpful and friendly and the nurses were quick to respond to your needs and provide excellent follow up. For some reason, as of late I feel like things have gone downhill. I recently experienced a very very frustrating situation, which in my opinion was unacceptable and has left me feeling strongly that I should find a new neurologist. I had been working on getting a prescription transferred from one specialty pharmacy to another due to insurance changes. Dealing with insurance is a whole other can of worms....anyways when I finally felt I was getting close to approval (now out of meds and needing a prior auth from my physician) the ENTIRE office (minus one very unhelpful receptionist) went on vacation for one week. No backup physician for emergencies, no nurse, absolutely no one! I was shocked. And told to go to the ER if it was an emergency. Yes, because I am sure the ER is qualified to authorize a very expensive, specialty medication for an MS patient. When the office did return, I felt no sense of urgency to take care of my need. Needless to say, I was out of medication a total of 3 weeks. The most frustrating part is there was never an apology for leaving me hanging for so long. A neurologist is obviously kind of a big deal, if you need one. So I kind of feel like the patients should be too. I dunno maybe I am just high maintenance.....

I would not send my worst enemy to Tim Johans. He was rude from the beginning. My A1C was too…read morehigh to do the surgery yet. He joked that I would be a quadrapaligic if I got in a fender bender. Hw was angry about my blood sugar & that he couldn't make money on my surgery. There was no offer or discussion of a plan to get it to the level needed. I've since found a surgeon who genuinely cares & am getting my needed sugery in 3 days.

My family member almost died because this dr ignored very clear signs that put them in the ER and…read morethen admitted to hospital for 4 days care. So thankful for St Lukes saving her life! If all you care about is religion (you will hear a loooooot about it) and hearing how bad he thinks St Luke's and St Al's are, then go ahead. But beware, his care falls very short of any we have had at Luke's and the providers there. They knew immediately an admit was necessary and started life saving medications. He actually had the nerve to tell my family member that none of what happened to them had anything to do with his surgery. WHEN IT ALL DID, and was proven. Never seeing this dr again.

Dr. Montalbano is a great surgeon and I am very confident in his ability to take care of my serious…read moreback issues.

Don't go to this doctor. I cannot begin to tell you the problems I had with him, his treatment,…read moreand his results including a severe staph infection where I could have died and he was mad at me. He was rude and arrogant.