I wrote about my great experience on fb a couple years ago. Everyone I came in contact in many…read moredifferent departments were awesome. I feel the ER morning crew in thumbs down. I've had great luck in the ER, except for the care and nursing staff that are there early to late mornings.

Went to the ER for severe nausea, let them know it was very likely I was pregnant, and I was…read more Unfortunately they ran the test after giving me a heavy dose of FENTANYL. they gave me some pads for the miscarriage though

Just moved to Salina from LAs Vegas, Nv. Called and had an…read moreappointment within 48 hours. Hadn't seen a Dr in years . Dr.Clark is absolutely amazing and wise beyond his years . Always addresses all of my health concerns unrushed no matter how busy the office seems. I actually look forward to Dr appointments for the first time in my life. Thanks Salina Family !!!!!!

great service, not sure who others leaving 1 star saw but it was a very pleasant experience and…read moreeveryone seemed nice. I appreciated the hospitality!

I really liked the way Dr Adams treated my husbands basal cell melanoma. He knew what he was doing,…read morevery professional and had good bedside manners. He really cares about people.

From the owner: Dr. John Adams is a dermatologist and Mohs surgeon practicing in Kansas and Nebraska…read more Dr. Adams has successfully completed over 20,000 Mohs surgery procedures. Dr. Adams was nationally elected, by his peer Mohs surgeons, to serve on the Board of Directors of the American Society for Mohs Surgery. Dr. Adams has also served as the President of the Kansas Society for Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery. Dr. Adams currently serves as an Associate Professor with the University of Kansas Medical Center. Dr. Adams completed his medical degree and dermatology residency training in Los Angeles and has been in practice for over 25 years. Dr. Adams is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Ascension Via Christi, Geary Community Hospital and Clay County Medical Center.

My husband took me to urgent care on July 17th 2026, I found out that I had influenza B . my…read moreprescription of Tamiflu and my inhaler were never called in to be picked up at my pharmacy. I have asthma so my immune system is not the best. I called back to ask about the Tamiflu and my inhaler being sent over, it still never got sent to my pharmacy so I am not very happy with the service.

My husband was repairing a collapsed fence when his forehead ran pretty hard into a metal clamp,…read morecausing a nasty gash that started bleeding pretty heavily. We got in the car and called Salina Regional which said they took walk-in's. They got us back into a triage room right away, and were professional and kind. We were a little shook up but trying to play it cool. Kathleen and Abby were great in taking care of us. Kathleen is a kind soul who put us at ease and did amazing stitch work on my husband, which did not look easy because it was a pretty jagged wound. We were there for less than an hour. We are really grateful to live in a world where this sort of care is possible. Thank you Salina Regional!

I have been at stat care for almost 30 minutes and most of the time I've been in the room waiting…read morefor the doctor to come in. It has been 15 minutes almost 20 minutes waiting in the room. The assistant wasn't very nice either

Worst doctors office ever!!! The nurse practitioner that helped me was rude and snotty. She refused…read moreto write me a drs note for my work even though i had a fever, coughing and throwing up. Seriously, wtf!? Doesn't help that i had to wait in the waiting room for an hour.