This swim school has been enjoyable so far!…read more I'm so glad I stumbled across SafeSplash. We are new to joining this school, but so far staff is amazingly friendly, and seems to work very well with the children. Establishment was really clean, and easy to navigate Signing up was quick and easy. And the monthly membership isn't too bad either. They also offer lessons for adults too!

This is an awesome place . My granddaughter had her party here. The staff are kind and…read moreaccommodating. And the rental of the is reasonable.

I was in need of a kidney transplant. I had been on a couple of lists for a few years (almost 4…read moreyears on one and almost a year on another) with very little action. Then I heard about UTMC. I contacted them to start the process. My orientation was in July '23 and my evaluation was scheduled for September '23. I asked to be placed on the cancellation list in case someone couldn't make their evaluation. That turned out to be a good move!! I got the call for the evaluation to be a month sooner in August '23. The evaluation went well and they were very thorough! I was impressed because they checked things the other 2 medical universities had not checked. I knew I was in good care. The evaluation and review process took a couple of weeks. I was placed on their list on Monday, August 28, 2023. Now the long wait begins. Yet, it was not a long wait at all! I got "The Call" Friday of that week, only 5 days later, that they had a kidney for me!! (Their average wait time at this time was around 4 months) That kidney was unusable due to improper harvesting, but the doctor told me to not go far because there are other kidneys "floating around" and my name is coming up. We got a hotel room since it was late and we had a 2 1/2 hour drive home. I got a call at 3am the next day (Saturday, September 2, 2023) that they have a kidney for me. I was told to be there at noon; we arrived at 11:30am. I received a transplant late that afternoon and started recovery that evening. The nurse care was excellent during my 3 or 4 day stay!! They were very caring, friendly, and well experienced! I have absolutely all good words for the care I received in recovery. Then came the aftercare. The aftercare was also excellent. I felt very comfortable and confident that I was in good hands. Dr Yaddav and Nurse Tara were wonderful as my post-transplant care team! I had weekly blood tests and visits. My meds were adjusted accordingly. I am now a few days away from 6 months post transplant and all is well. The new kidney is happy doing his job cleaning my blood, removing the waste by producing lots of urine, making sure my electrolytes and minerals are balanced. It's a life changer being off dialysis!! I have recommended UTMC to several people and would be happy to discuss my experience with anyone in need.

My boyfriend was throwing up for several days and became very dehydrated and couldn't stop…read morevomiting. The ER was very fast and checked on him frequently. They kept him longer until he stopped vomiting and could hold food and water down. Once he was moved to the 5th floor he was rarely checked on even though many rooms were empty. He waited to take a shower for over 40 minutes because no one wanted to unhook his IV and wrap his hand. His nurse, Star, came by with food (that wasn't his) and was laughing as he looked sick and ill and said he was next and acted like him looking Ill was funny. When she came in to help him she was still laughing and taking her time even though he was about to vomit if he didn't shower. Its nice she seems to enjoy her job, but laughing and goofing around Infront of a patient who is barely strong enough to stand is not polite and upset him very much. In the past we have had good experiences here, but this week has been much different and its hard to focus on getting better when you feel like your own nurses are laughing at you.

The girls did a wonderful job on my wife's hair and nails, even my favorite French style tips. In…read morefact she loved the experience so much we are returning next Saturday for burgundy highlights in her hair. My wife being Filipino and half Hawaiian or her is very black and she should look fantastic once the college of beauty is finished. Give them a try you'll never regret it.

Received my certification in Esthetics here. I was lucky enough to get in with Ms. Johnson before…read moreshe left (from all the unneeded drama). I wouldn't recommend this school for their Esthetics program only because there is a Cos teacher running it nowwho has no idea what she is doing and when you try to help give advice, she is just a nasty.... In fact, half of their staff are nasty 30-40 year old snobs. If you wanna be treated like you are in High School then this is the school for you!

I fucking hate this place. I go to this school and it makes me miserable. I am stoked that I am…read moregetting an education but I wish wasn't here. I am in the cosmetology lab and all these bitches fake. my name is Kenna Ryan and this is my story

Years and years ago, I went here for high school. I got a great education: challenging, diverse,…read moreand life-changing, frankly. I just went back for the first time in years, for a reunion, and got to see what has changed and what has stayed the same. The buildings have changed, quite a bit. The campus is much the same- the school is set back in the woods and ravines. The education experience has not changed. Yes, there is more technology. But small class sizes and a commitment to preparing students for the world are still important. The academic education is great, but athletics, ethics, and awareness of the diversity of cultures out there also figure in. It's a college prep school and I was prepared, as current students are, for the college experience. Start your kids in preschool if you can, or get them in for high school. You won't regret it.

I love going to St. Michael's church. They were very welcoming and for me, it's a new home that I…read morecould not find at other churches. Father Ching was very compassionate as he listened to my problems and offered advice.

We are 100% certain that our son made the right choice in picking Adrian College over more than a…read moredozen other schools, including several in California where our son has lived his entire life. I grew up in Michigan but had never visited the Adrian area or knew anything specific about the college other than it was one of a bunch of small Michigan colleges with D3 athletics. We came across the school through an athletic recruiting service. Luckily we already had a trip planned to Michigan and decided to check it out since they were starting up a varsity men's volleyball program. We visited in September and were absolutely blown away by the academic and athletic resources at this institution. I went to MSU, so by comparison this is a very tiny school, but they have been investing tens of millions over the past decade. My understanding is that their president, Dr. Jeffrey Docking, was hired 10 years ago with a comprehensive plan to transform the school from surviving to thriving. It is obvious that his plan has succeeded. They continue to invest heavily in the student experience. After visiting our son knew this was the place for him. Other schools came knocking but he knew they couldn't beat what Adrian has to offer. Our experience with the coach, admissions office, financial aid, and education department have all been stellar. We would recommend any student-athlete check out Adrian College!

Came to the La-Z-Boy Meyer Theatre on the campus of Monroe Community College to see Louie Anderson…read moreperform. Never heard of this place before, so was not sure what to expect. We purchased tickets online and without issue - the cost was reasonable and the seats we got were excellent. It sure is tough to find this place - it feels like it is in the middle of nowhere. You drive and drive and then all of a sudden you see the college campus. Parking is free and not a bad walk from the parking lot to the building. The building/lobby is a bit outdated with boring white walls and not much to the lobby. Bathrooms were clean and had plenty of stalls. Our tickets were scanned with an iphone and you had to wait in the hallway of the stage to get your ticket scanned. There were a few workers showing patrons where to sit but we found our seats ourselves. The stage was a decent size and I was impressed with how comfy the chairs were. There was a VIP seating area that was on the second floor and to the wings of the amphitheater. No food or drink allowed. Louie's performance was excellent, audio was good, and overall no complaints. My only complaint is that we sat on the end where the exits were and workers of the theatre stood on the side the whole time to watch Louie. They weren't noisy but it felt a bit distracting knowing people were standing right next to me while I sat - more of a paranoid feeling? But this was my only concern. It appeared like Louie Anderson was their biggest performance of the season but they were advertising other small shows and events.