Excellent health care facility with world class talent and staff helping patients get well and face…read morethe health challenges of life. Competent and professional and really costs for the care received. I am grateful for the care received here for my needs.

There's a reason dignitaries, celebrities and regular folk like me come here: The Clinic is the…read morebest collection of doctors and specialists you can find anywhere.

I guess this is a fairly new location, since the hours were just posted on a sign on the door. The…read morebuilding is in a small shopping center and I knocked off a star because the metro sign is tiny and it's very easy to miss. Overall, a very clean, small, new area. The nurse Erin was extremely nice and Doctor Seidel was great. Everyone was very professional and kind. I was the first appointment at 8am and was out in no more than 45 minutes. If you need an eye doctor with Metro, take the time to check out this Independence location, it's worth it.

Doctors/surgeons are always hard to review on Yelp for a plethora of reasons. But Dr. Deborah…read moreBlades, Neurosurgeon at St. Vincent's, is an angel on earth. If any back/spine/neck/nerve/head issues apply to you, get a referral (she is referral-only for new patients) and make an appointment with her immediately. She will find what other doctors probably failed to find and be able to help get you on the right path quicker then anyone else could. Pay out of pocket if you have to. I've never met a more thorough, compassionate and innovative doctor in my life that's first response isn't just to cut you open. Let's start with something important: her office informed me she runs late because she spends a lot of time with her patients. Sounds, fair right? Most doctors run late. With Dr. Blades, I had an 11am appointment with a requested 10:45am arrival. I wasn't seen until almost 3pm. Yes, you read that right. Next time, i'm bringing an arsenal of snacks, my laptop, and a pillow to snooze in the exam room. That was a long time. I felt very drained by the time it was my turn. But once Dr. Blades got to me, and we concluded our appointment, I didn't care. I would've waited all day for her. I've never hugged a doctor in my life until her. She'll spend as much time with you as you need (she doesn't rush) and won't try to just prescribe meds and send you on your way (like many doctors often do). She really studies everything and even went out of her way to personally make a few calls to doctors she thought would be of benefit to me. If you seek a doctor for any of the above, you know how draining this sector of medicine can be. I wish I found her sooner and I hope this review will help others find her more quickly then I did.

Best drs. Excellent care. There ENT physician at Hillcrest CC who's EXCELLENT. Her name is Dr…read more Rebecca Nelson. She did nerve block injections in my throat for a neurogenic cough. She treated me really well. Very professional highly recommended.

Making appointments here are very simple. They are located right off the freeway…read more The facility is always clean. The doctors here don't get you in and out. They talk and let you talk and listen. They ask you what you need. You don't leaving having to make another appointment from lack of time.

I have never used St. Vincent as a hospital, but I eat lunch often in their hospital. They are 5…read moreminutes from my office. My coworkers and I adore their salad bar. You can pack on the salad for under $5. They have a weekly menu to take with you or you can print it off from their website. They have many options besides the salad bar... fish-breaded/fried or baked, burgers made to order, veggie burgers made to order, a daily soup, prepared sandwiches... it is a nice change from fast food or an expensive restaurant in the area. The fresh choices always get my attention. Most hospital's cafeterias are full of canned vegetables and applesauce... bravo! Thank you for the great work lunches. You will need to park at a meter, my coworkers and I carpool and this makes the parking easier. I have never tried their breakfast foods, but my coworkers claim it's fabulous and tastiest in the area... the French toast and grits are their favorites.

When you think of going out for breakfast, lunch, or dinner; a lot of people don't even consider…read morechoosing a hospital cafeteria as a local dining option. However, Health Concious Diners will be pleasantly surprised at the low prices; the low salt, low fat, gluten free menu variety, and the tasty food selection. My favorite dishes are: the daily variety of hot soups (and salt free Keebler crackers), the Salad Bar, the grilled Hamburger and Turkey Burger station, the Pasta Dishes offered and their delecious Hot Wings. Additionally, for breakfast, I enjoy their French Toast, Scrambled Eggs, and Hot Grits (which are some of the tastiest in the downtown Cleveland area).

After being on TRT for a couple of months I took a blood panel and a week later still had no word…read morefrom Cleveland Health Group about it. It took multiple emails before someone replied. My numbers were all WAY out of the normal range. The doctor called from a number that doesn't ring on my phone for some reason. When I called the doctor back (multiple times again) the phone just rings and rings and nobody picks up. I eventually was given the doctor's email address. Again, multiple emails and again no reply. In the meantime all my numbers are through the roof along with some other concerning side effects that I needed to discuss with the doctor. Gabe at Cleveland Health Group assured me that he would personally handle the matter and that I would hear from the doctor the next day. Well, 2 days later and no reply from the doctor. At this point I informed him that I'll be going elsewhere since it is clear that my well being is not even remotely a concern of the Cleveland Health Group. As long as I'm paying my monthly money they couldn't care less. I DO NOT recommend them to anyone. Their actions are rude at best and incredibly dangerous at worst. DO NOT USE CLEVELAND HEALTH GROUP. Do your research and find a place that cares about their patients. This is NOT the place.

I began going to CHG for weight loss injections. After a few, and them upping my dosage, I began to…read moreget pretty extreme nausea among other side effects. At my appt. I asked if the nurse practitioner could call in zofran to my pharmacy since it is a covered prescription under my plan. I was told she would call me later that day to speak about that as well as my side effects. She never did call me and I was feeling horrible so I called right before closing to see if I could speak with her. After explaining my situation to the receptionist, a man named Mike comes to the phone and I once again explain how I'm feeling. He was beyond rude and said if I feel bad I should come up and purchase zofran at the desk. I explained it's covered by my insurance and I live right by my pharmacy. He told me oh well, she is too busy to be calling you back, she has clients that are a priority. His words exactly. So I wasn't even able to get professional advice about my symptoms and what to do from here. How is this a medical clinic? Combating side effects is not a "one size fits all approach" and I definitely should have been able to speak with an NP about how I was feeling. The fact that I was told "she's probably too busy to call you back" and "has clients that are a priority" is the most absurd approach coming from a medical clinic. It was very clear that all they wanted me to do was be quiet and spend more money to try and get relief. The fact that an NP is not able to call in a prescription is pretty suspicious behavior. Nor able to call one back with medical advice about relief and maybe switching dosages. It's clear this business is only in it for the money. One can easily get these meds delivered to them and don't have to deal with rude, disrespectful people. Mike is one of the worst people I have ever met in my entire life. Customer service skills are important in this industry, how was this allowed? I'm sure the NP got my messages and weeks later never called me. They deserve zero stars and the owner should be ashamed that clients are treated this way.

I was recommending Cranial Tech to a family member today and realized I never left a review for…read morethem but had an awesome experience. 3 years ago, our pediatrician at Akron Children's said she recommended that we get our baby assessed for a DocBand helmet and recommended CT over the hospital's plastics program. From our first visit to our last, my son was in great hands. Kelly was our main OT and was amazing with both of us. He was always happy to visit -we drove 40 min each way to see her - and the staff was always friendly, the office always clean. We were provided several photos, diagrams, measurements, etc over our course of treatment so we could watch our son's head progress and the technology was just amazing to help my husband and I see/understand. As for the helmet itself, my son never seemed to mind it. It was lightweight and was only worn 2-3 months. We joked that it protected him from bumping his head several times so perhaps we should just let him wear it permanently. :) I'm the type of mom who is very picky and researches everything for her son, and despite that, I would happily recommend Cranial Technologies in Cleveland to any parent! And ask to see Dr. Kelly. You won't be disappointed. :)

They are soooo nice and sweet. They are super helpful and make one feel empowered instead of stupid…read morewhen having questions to make sure we are treating my son's flat head properly. I would recommend them!!! Everyone is very knowledgeable and go out of their way so the family feels comfortable using the DOC band.

In October 2024, I had to go to the MetroHealth Urgent Care on a Saturday because of a UTI…read more Earlier that morning I woke up with a paralyzed left arm. I didn't think much of it, thinking I slept on it and the numbness would go away, so I went back to sleep. Later on that morning I got ready to go to Urgent Care. When I got there I saw the Triage nurse and just mentioned to her about my left arm being numb. I didn't think anything bad would come of it, but then she called in a doctor and I had to do all these different exercises. I was then informed I was having a stroke and told to notify a relative and that an EMS was coming to take me to the main campus. I was so shocked because I didn't feel I was having a stroke (and didn't know what it felt or looked like). They gave me excellent care until the EMS showed up. I do thank the Triage nurse for her quick thinking (I don't know her name) and the doctor and others who were quick to catch my stroke. I have went there a couple times since that has happened and continued to get great service.

Just left MetroHealth Urgent care. A Nurse by the name of Quiana took care of me...She was awesome…read more with my injection and wrapping my foot...I'm going to look for her every time I go,lol

I fell down 10 steps EMS from Parma did it excellent job getting me there and the MetroHealth…read moreprofessionals we're waiting for me. They took such care in moving me around checking me over very confident and reassuring treatment. They were also kind especially my doctor Coovert and his RN Nicole. The doctor made sure I understood his instructions and follow up. Nicole took excellent care of me. They might not be outfitted with the most expensive new equipment but what really matters they have plenty of!

The care was horrible the burn clinic staff was extremely rude so was the lady at the medal…read moredetectors the lady at the check in was extremely nice