I highly recommend Dr. Myers and his office. Dr. Myers is energetic and knowledgeable and listens…read moreto his patients. The office staff is always very friendly and helpful. I have a disable teenager who is difficult to take to doctor visits, but the office staff makes us feel very comfortable and helps us through each step of the process. I feel like I can ask any question or favor and they will do what they can to take care of us. Most of all, I just like to see friendly smiling faces at a doctors office! :)

Dr Engen performed upper and lower blephs on both my eyes. I left my consultation knowing if I was…read moregoing to have this procedure done it was going to be by him. He's very professional and easy to talk to. He has extensive experience and I felt 100% confident that I would not have to worry about him doing my surgery. I am 3 months post-surgery and very happy with the results. I can see my eyelids!!! They are symmetric and are healing very well. I would 100% recommend Dr Engen. His staff is extremely nice and proficient. Great experience.

Dr. Engen himself is fantastic, I got a procedure done with him a few years back and I still am…read moreloving the results. He is very invested in making sure patients genuinely like the results so we can feel our best. I gave 4 stars ONLY because one of his receptionists is always so rude. I don't look forward to when I have to call to make appointments, or when I have to go and check in for my appointment at the counter with her....she will cut you off mid sentence and roll her eyes at you. When I arrived for my appointment today, not even a hi how are you, right away she asked for the $50 consult fee, she then gives me an attitude and walks off to "discuss it with the doctor" when i told her that she should've told me beforehand about the fee on the phone when i called to make the appointment. Honestly it's not a huge deal, but it puts you in a bad mood before the appointment even starts.

This is the best chiropractor I have found (I've been to several others). Dr. Ryan Averett is not…read moreonly friendly, but he gets results. He doesn't just relieve the symptoms, he knows how resolve the issues so that I don't have to keep returning (which is a problem I faced with prior chiropractors). After years of daily migraines, he helped me with some adjustments and stretches and now they are gone! My girls have had joint issues and a broken tailbone and Dr. Ryan has gone above and beyond to help us, even coming into the office after hours. He has saved us a lot of money by referring us to a local x-ray technician for the broken tailbone, instead of having to go to the Emergency Room. He has a lot of experience and is very knowledgeable. I can't thank him enough for all that he has done for me and my family and I'd recommend him to anyone.

I'm happy that a lot of other people seem to be content with this chiro office, but I just don't…read morehave a similar feeling after visiting two times for both chiro adjustments and for one massage. I bought a really good Groupon deal for two chiro visits and for one massage because I moved from out of state and have been searching for a new chiro. The one I left behind was incredible, so I was hoping to find someone of the same caliber. Reading the outstanding reviews for Dr. Ryan convinced me to give the office a try. The office is pretty busy right now, probably because of Groupon. I was able to schedule the first appt. within a week or so, but had to come in on a different weekday afternoon for a massage + 2nd adjust. They say the masseuses book up fast and at least a week out. Front desk people are nice. Dr. Ryan himself is alright. I don't really feel like he's fully present and that he's far too busy to really, truly care -- about me at least. Maybe he does care about his other patients who are very happy with him. He diagnosed me after our first meeting. He likes to play videos to show diagrams, but the TVs didn't really work, so just sat there waiting in silence instead of just listening to an explanation. One of my visits was sat in upon by a new hire that awkwardly stood in the corner. He asked if it were okay she was there after she was already there for 5+mins. He does actual hand adjustments, which I am not used to, but I liked it. They offer this muscle relaxant before adjustments that is delivered by electrical pulses as you lay face down on these massage tables. It's awkward because you're laying butt up in a public room where people are busily walking in and out of, and other patients are annoyingly playing loud videos on their phones or talking loudly. You can't really relax because of this. And you can hear other people's consultations through the walls. The first appt., he also mentioned doing a muscle scan, but then said the machine was down and that they would do it next time. He forgot the 2nd time, so I had to remind him. He said that he could cure my conditions for $2k. Despite me asking for a breakdown several times, I never got one. Knowing the regular price of the adjustments and massages, I could not figure out where his numbers were coming from (for 10-12 weeks of treatment). I felt pressured and was anxious for it for weeks because he told me I would likely develop osteoarthritis by the time I'm 40 if I did not move forward with treatment. I almost did it because of how scared I was, but I then decided to get hardcore back into strength training and yoga everyday, and I have been feeling a lot better. He really talked up their masseuses, saying they're the best in Utah. I hope not because my experience was just meh. She rushed it and was done before the hour was up and talked the entire time. That's fine, but to also talk about how you're psyching yourself up for a 2 hour massage AFTER mine is dumb. C'mon. I plan on going back to a chiro, but just not this office. IN RESPONSE TO THE OFFICE: Dr. Ryan explicitly told me he would CURE my conditions. He told me this twice. I remember the conversation because I asked him just to make sure I heard him correctly (because it's rare to hear any sort of medical partitioner to guarantee such a thing), and he said yes, "cure". It was at the end of my second appt, after my adjustment and after the muscle scan. I was standing right by the screen where I could see the results and the front desk. A cure was the only reason I considered paying $2k but decided I didn't feel right about it. I asked for the cost breakdown several times from both Dr. Ryan and the front desk staff, but it was not provided, I so doubted anything else would be resolved if I brought it to the office's attention. If you know who I am, you were able to call me but you chose to write this public response instead. Thanks anyway.

I'm just starting my diagnosis and treatment with this group, but I want to share my journey with…read morethem to share cost, experience, process & plan of treatment. First- I'm not into hippie & I'm not into non proven medical practices, but I'm also open to non traditional practices. I'm not rich so a doctor outside of my insurance was a little scary. Whatever I pay towards feels like a gamble. I had great reviews for this office and both Dr. Peterson and Seibold. I'm still taking my time to trust they can cure me but so far my experience's been positive. Details of a few areas below. 1) customer experience: Office manager Meghan/ Megan was soooo sweet & also soo knowledgeable. Even after my appt with the doc, she answered in-depth medication questions I expected the doc to only know. She wasn't B'sing either. 2) Blood work & check in done by Vicki/Vicky. It was the smoothest & painless I've done. I usually pass out or get dizzy. She warmed a pad for me, chairs were comfy & she was so sweet. 3) Dr. Seibold sat with me an entire hour! Ok that alone was such a valuable experience. someone care and listen. I've felt so passed off by Dr. Berman at Uof U. but Seibold shared that even when he practiced in traditional medicine he would have passed me along too because that's how they are taught so they don't know other forms of treatment for bacterial, nuero, fungal viral etc. Seibold said he's been practicing more whole body care integrative medicine for a few yrs but used to be a traditional nuts & bolts type doc. Lyme journey I've gone the traditional route was referred by my GP at UofU for a lumber puncture & MRI even though I've been sick for so long. He saw the tick that bit me & still didn't order tests. I may spend less here than what I'd pay for normal out of pocket limit with my insurance, which is 9k. I think I could save money too if I lower my current premium with my insurance.; if these treatments work. I'm still at the testing but I'll report back to share info on future experiences. Seibald shared science backed options that were non traditional and also uses traditional approaches for Lyme, such as antibiotics. Now these treatments aren't cheap but so far I'm thinking it will be less than my out of pocket limit. They have things I didn't need like weight loss stuff but they didn't make me feel bad for not being into or needing it. Just stay your course. They do a lot of stuff and don't get sucked into any up sell unless you are financially fluid. Insurance: Most things are not covered by insurance, but they will try to help get tests covered if possible.

I highly recommend Dr. Seibold as a functional medicine doctor and all around great provider. I…read morefound out about Forum Health and Dr. Peterson originally, through hearing numerous positive things within the Lyme and tic-born illness community. It is very difficult to get appropriate diagnoses and treatment of late stage Lyme, mold toxicity, tic-born illness, and common co-occuringI infections and disorders. Dr. Seibold, Dr. Peterson's colleague, had openings so I met with him. I am 55 and have had a lifetime of various physical illnesses that run the gammut from acne to chronic sinusitis to ruptured discs. He is one of the best doctors I have ever been to (CA and UT). He is kind, calm, respectful, and professional but approachable. He is fully present in the room when he is with you and makes sure that you have everything you need in hand when you leave (as you know this is unfortunately rare). He listens carefully and explains complex medical concepts in a way that respects your intelligence but also makes them easy to digest. I am facing 5-6 debilitating diagnoses that are complicated to treat and include mental health components. Both he and all of the staff have shown me an amazing amount of patience and compassion. I dont have enough good things to say about him and the staff from the front desk, medical assistants to the phlebotomist.

Literally saved my life meeting Dave and the staff of Lyle restoration ... Got my hormones back on…read morelevel you got drinking all that beer I've gone from 240 to 188lb never felt stronger, healthier and happier. On my skiing on the slope stock chart.

Every time I come here I leave feeling amazing. I just tried bio gel with Jenni and it's…read moreincredible. Love Jenni, love bio!

There's always different opinions when it comes to seeing a chiropractor. We were the same until we…read moremet drStone back at their old location in Pleasant Grove, we knew he is legit. Really helped my husband and I. It's definitely nice to see their new location and their business growing. DrStone and his wife has been very pleasant to say the least. Really nice couple and they are not there to just up sell you, they are there to help.

I love coming here for massages from Weston, and adjustments from Dr. Bre and Dr. Haderlie. I loved…read morethe sound bath in the salt cave.

You didn't know how healthy you could be, or what was available to treat any problems you have. At…read moreleast give it a try you'll be pleasantly surprised. Dr. Peterson keeps great records you can recheck everything you talked about with him and go over it again if you want or do not understand.

I give Dr. Petesen a 10 star review out of 5. My whole family had Lyme Disease and his help was…read moreamazing. His knowledge is extensive and his bedside manner is the type that is very difficult to find these days. He cares about his patients. He helped our whole family overcome Lyme Disease and is one of the doctors I most trust in the world. Thank You from myself and my family.

I had been suffering with plantar fasciitis for two years. The "highly recommended" podiatrist who…read moreI visited three times was not helpful in the least, so I had given up hope. Then a friend recommended Dr Jacob. I'm so pleased with his treatment. My feet are finally healed! Highly recommend! Also, he has excellent safety protocols with COVID.

This guy isn't really all that great of a chiropractor. I saw him a couple of times and he gave me…read morenon-nonsensical exercises that didn't help my shoulder. He also didn't even bother with using ART on my shoulder. The worst part about this guy is talking to him. He doesn't seem to like his job at all, which is fine, but it comes off on the patient. Every time I saw him it seemed like he wanted me out immediately. I really couldn't stand talking to this guy after a while, very unfriendly in general. After a while I just couldn't stand the thought of talking to this guy. He also hasn't responded to any of my emails. I don't even know why I bothered with this guy. What a waste of time and money. You should go see Anthony at NW Sport Rehab. This guy is good and he cares about his job and his patients! It is also obvious that he is career obsessed, he has a lot of training that most chiropractors don't. It really is a night and day difference. My shoulder is getting better too! Don't waste your time with Perkins.