I love all of the staff. I don't know what I would do without Trish and Jackie. You're the best!read more

They have been great with my son. Nettie, Mandy and Sophie to name a few are wonderful. They have…read morehelped so much and are always giving us more ideas and information. A great resource for many issues and needs for children and adults.

The ER doctor, Dr. Bradbury, was uncaring and unknowledgeable with my symptoms. What he…read morerecommended upon discharge could have made me very sick, much worse than I already was. I'm thankful I knew enough to check with my regular doctor first. Dr. Bradbury also said a specialist would contact me, it's been over two weeks and I have never received a call. Even though I had two separate infections and swelling he chose to send me home as sick as I was with no medication. Dr. Bradbury thinks his humor will cover up his lack of knowledge but no.

If I could give them no stars, I would. I was driving through Twin Falls when I felt a pain in my…read morechest, and right after my arms and legs lost normal mobility. I was having a hard time speaking and understanding people. I told my BF, who was driving that something was seriously wrong with me. He said my face didn't look right. It scared him to death. He took me to an Urgent Care, where I lost consciousness in the lobby. I woke up to nurses asking me questions and complete chaos in the lobby. Because this was an emergency, they had to call an ambulance and take me to St Lukes. When I got to St Lukes, I thought I would be cared for and my symptoms were going to be taken seriously. Turns out when I got there I would be treated in a condescending manner, laughed at, and ridiculed. The doctor and nurse made jokes about my condition "she thinks she is dying!!" while openly laughing at me and blaming my condition on drugs. They barely did any testing. Put something in my IV, and waited for me to come to. Eventually I was able to get my wits about me and explain what I had experienced. They told me nothing was wrong with me and discharged me. I felt like a fool. I cried because I TRULY did think I was dying, and to be laughed at and made to feel like they made me feel was absolutely deplorable. Fast forward 4 days later, I had another episode while on lunch during my normal work day. My left leg gave out and I was not able to walk straight. I call my BF and told him it was happening again. This time I was in Idaho Falls and went to Mountain View. They didn't make me feel like a fool. They didn't laugh at me. They literally did all the testing that SHOULD have been done at St Lukes. During the ultrasound, they found I had a Patent foramen ovale. I hole in the upper chamber of my heart. It was causing small clots to form and make their way to my brain and I was having transient ischemic strokes. NO ONE deserves to be treated the way they treated me. The doctor and the nurse should not be treating patients if they cannot have empathy. They had NONE!! If I had not gone to Mountain View and let the Dr and the nurse at St Lukes convince me that nothing was wrong with me, I could easily have had a serious stroke and have like altering circumstances had I not sought a second opinion. I did file a true complaint with the hospital about the dr and the nurse. I hope they take it seriously.

Great office! The staff is friendly, the office is clean and the therapists are professional and…read moresmart! Got me back to feeling better when my back hurt after my baby was born. Highly recommended!

From the owner: We are the only full functioning provider of physical therapy services of all types to all of…read moreJerome county including the cities of Wendell, Hagerman, Bliss, Shoshone, and smaller outlying communities. We specialize in Sports Medicine and orthopedic care. Lon Egbert, PT, ATC, was selected in 2002 to be part of the medical staff as a Physical Therapist and Certified Athletic Trainer for the Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games. He was also selected for the World Games and the Olympic Trials leading up to those games. In 2007 he was again selected to help out at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO and the most recently at the 2008 Track & Field Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon. He continues to volunteer his time and expertise with the local athletes at Jerome and Wendell schools. Our office continues to emphasize volunteerism in our communities and schools. We recognize the benefit of assisting our community and educators in making our kids and us as parents healthier and keeping our health care costs controlled. We all look forward to improving your activities and lifestyle. Please take our slogan seriously for better health. Get up n' GO

If you send your loved one there, don't expect them to come out better than they went in. One RN…read moreout of all the staff was competent enough to recognize the signs of distress and recommended that she be readmitted to the hospital. My loved one would have died in there if she had not been removed from the facility. The staff is not trained to care and don't know what to do for someone who is highly distressed and sick. As it turned out, my loved one went into hospice care after she was discharged from the hospital, and the stay at Senerity. If you care at all about your loved one, don't send them there!

Serenity is an exceptional facility with extremely skilled and caring staff from top to bottom. I…read morelove visiting there because of the great feeling at the facility. It is really a stunning facility as well.