I was in Logan's cardiac care for a week. Just so you know, Logan has a strong dedicated corps of…read moreyoung nurses who know their business and honestly care about their patients I lost a lot of weight that week. I just could not eat Logan's cafeteria-style food. Remember High School? I sent back plate after plate of food. Way beyond horrible! My bed was another issue. I am 6'2". My feet hung a good 2 feet over the end. The sheets and blankets were never meant for this size of bed. Hourly, they fell off the bed onto the floor. The solution was for a nurse to come in and pull both bed clothes off the floor and over me (are you kidding me, right now?). Off the floor? Onto me? The room was icy cold. The nurse tried to adjust the thermostat, it fell out of her hand, held on to the wall by 2 wires. They brought me a skinny warm blanket instead. I thought about asking my wife to bring me an electric heater and blanket from home. So, here I am, wrapped up like an Eskimo, watching 132 channels on the TV, sending un-eatable food back to the kitchen. Three doctors come in and can't agree on how they want to treat me. I listened to all three of them and then told them what I wanted to happened. So, now we are doing surgery by committee?

Been sitting in my truck waiting for my brother, a woman sitting at her desk putting make-up on for…read more38 minutes and I would bet all in work time. And we wonder why health care is so expensive.

Dr Shors is amazing, very thorough and explained everything in great detail and reassured my…read morehusband that the surgery she is going to do on his hand will be easy, almost painless and will totally take care of his carpal tunnel and trigger finger. He's been suffering with pain and numbness too long. When we checked in the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Doctor came into the room quickly and like I said she was amazing. When she told him about the surgery and how it will take care of all his symptoms she also told us she had a cancellation the next day so we took it. Yay!!!

I started the day excited to go out fishing on the first day of the season. Long story short; I…read moreended up with a fishing hook in my hand. I realized I would need some professional help getting it out. A quick survey of urgent care in the valley didn't have a lot of options on a Saturday. But Glacier Medical Associates stood out like a good option. The front desk was able to confirm they would be able to help remove the hook and checked me in. The medical staff got me situated and Dr Maaliki came in with a plan. I ended up fainting during the procedure, but the crew handled it no problem. I ended up walking out with my fly in a jar and not in my hand. I would recommend going to Glacier Medical Associates for your urgent needs.

Dr Bradenberry was my physician for over 10 years until he…read morehad his office manager fire me because I didn't want to participate in his wellness anymore that Medicare said I didn't have to. Im 77 and 100% and to just drop me but it was said he still likes me? Talk about shocked im just so disappointed. He also did my evaluations for the government that I was an archeologist for and knew my weakness. He actually told me to not doing anything to hurt his jor because it his livelihood and he could lose everything??????

On a Wednesday AM, one month ago, I was taken to this beautifully built facility for a pretty…read moreintense laceration I had suffered. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful, and I was taken back to a room almost right away. Dr. Shane walked into the room where my brother and I were waiting and I felt instant relief. His presence was calm, composed, reassuring and silly all at once. I had a big hole under my arm and he congratulated me for "winning the best laceration of the day!" He began cleaning and then stitching me up. When he told me about the needle he was going to use (I strongly dislike needles), he said it was almost 10 inches long, watched my facial expression and then started laughing. He said he likes to use reverse psychology on his patients as he was trying to help me feel at ease - it worked. The needle he showed me didn't look 1/2 as bad as the first one he said he was going to use, ugh. He was very gentle with each stitch and in no time at all, he said we were done. He even let my brother take some photos of his needle work. Over the last month, I have babied the area around the wound and taken excellent care of it. I know, however, that because of his care, that that's why I have recovered so well. I almost have full range of motion back now and am pleased to write a stellar review for this doctor and his team. If you are in need of urgent medical assistance, and you don't have to go to the ER - check these guys out. I will be pimping them out and spreading the good word to everyone I know in the Flathead Valley. They rock:) Thank you, Dr. Shane. I am *TRULY GRATEFUL* for everything you've done for me!

Very friendly staff from the moment you walk into the door till you walk out. Beautiful clean…read morefacility. With getting into Primary care doctors so hard in this Valley, this will be my choice for care from now on.

Great that doctors come from the big city an hour away to see patients here. My husband had an…read moreappointment with a new cardiologist and it was great. Easy in and the doctor was amazing, liked him very much. They were very thorough with our appointment, ordered a stress test and gave my husband some recommendations that we knew were coming and he was very young. But hey when you get old all doctors look young to us. Nice friendly staff, clean and tidy office. Would recommend them.

I had a great experience. Was in and out. I saw Dr. Anderson and he was Amazing. Very happy with…read morethis office.

The most crankiest staff I have ever dealt with. I deal with complex medical issues and helping me…read moreseems to be the least of their concern. instead Dr. Tollerson dismisses me as a patient and stuck me with someone else I don't know, never have seem AND they didn't tell me they were taking these actions. AWFUL experience, degraded me, made me feel little, and made me feel like my medical issues weren't a big deal.

My name is Peggy Barnhart. Ive always been treated if great respect. Dr. Josh Russell listens to…read moreU . Im a senior, but still cares. Nursing the same. In calif they do Not care for senior. They think no matter your age you want street drug. I thank god josh Russell is my PC.

The clinic reports walk in but twice have been refused care as a veteran and was asked to leave…read more The staff are not informed of insurance policy. Most were consesending,rude,and just plain unhelpful.

31 May 2016 Update: I am updating my review because I am seeing a lot of improvement and I feel it…read moreis only fair to let everyone know. I only refuse care from one doctor because of the issues I have with him as a doctor. As far as the hospital goes, it's gotten a lot better. I have gone to the ER with much better results. I did get retaliated against by a doctor but I refuse care from him. The hospital's response to my complaint was pathetic. I felt ignored and I had a hell of a long six months getting a wrong diagnosis taken off my chart. The other doctors I have seen in the emergency room have been good. Going through the review and adding notes in parentheses with a * to what I wrote so you can see how it has changed. __________________________________________ The hospital is new, opening in Jan 2014, I think. It's located at the end of E 2nd St. You can't miss it. If you are on 2nd street and hit a highway, turn around and go the other way. There is a new road in front of it named Health Park Drive. While it isn't on Google or Yelp yet, I added the marker to the map where the new hospital can be found. Now my review... The front desk ladies are very helpful and friendly. They need to get paid more than what they are because they give a great first impression! (* Still the same! They are great!) For the imaging department and the lab department, they are good. No complaints from me. My son and I like the nutritionist also. She was very thorough. (* Hasn't changed.) The emergency room though, that's a hit or miss, and the reason the review gets 3 stars instead of 5. (* This is where it is getting better.) One visit the doctor and nurses are stellar and do an excellent job. If I knew that those doctors were the only one's working... ever, I would trust the emergency department with my life. (* This doctor I am referring to here is still working there, is the doctor I refuse care from, AND is why I refuse to give them 5 stars) Other times, I get doctors who want to give me medicines that I am allergic to and then try to pressure me into taking the medicine because "that's what we always prescribe for breathing trouble". I even had one who wanted to give me the medicine and follow it with Benadryl to counteract the allergic reaction. If I were unconscious, would they inject these medicines into me even though they are on my allergy list? Not a comforting thought. If I am in the ER for an allergic reaction, why give more things that I am allergic to. Are they trying to kill me? (This doctor no longer works there and I was told he will not be back) Another time, I had the doctor questioned me very rudely on why I decided to go to the ER. I explained my problem and he got very rude and kept asking "but why did you choose to come to the hospital? I mean WHY did you come in now?" I explained my symptoms again and he asked "I mean, why now? Why Saturday night at 9 pm? Why did you come in at this specific time?" I am not really sure why he kept asking that. I had an emergency that couldn't wait until Monday, so I went in. I was very much taken aback by his rudeness, his incessant pestering about why I came into the hospital, and his lack of care when he did treat me. Not just lack of care, but lack of caring at all. I honestly did not realize that my emergencies and going to the hospital needed to be planned. What's wrong with 9pm on Saturday? Is there some secret hospital party that goes on? Did interrupt your nap? I mean, seriously, what was the big deal? (That person no longer works there. And I haven't had this issue since) Other issues... Some of the staff wash their hands like they are supposed to do. Others do not. And I had to step in for a friend and throw away the medical items that they dropped on the floor, picked the items back up and put on the counter with the rest of the stuff like they planned on using it. Ew. Huge no-no. (* They removed the second bed.) While with friends in the ER, I noticed that if you are in trauma room 3 (a negative pressure room) they have two beds and no curtain in the room. They also tended to open the door to leave while my friend had all her girly bits exposed. Just the basics here... wash your hands, patient privacy, have a good bedside manner, and don't use items from the floor. Like I said, if it were the few doctors I would trust with my life working all the time, I could totally see trusting the hospital. But when you get crappy care and a bad attitude, it's not worth it. I have instructions for my healthcare advocates. If I am hit by a care and I am unconscious, risk it. Throw me in a car/truck and drive me to another city's hospital. I don't want to die from anaphylaxis because they insist on not thinking. For now, if we have emergencies, I try to make it to another hospital 90 miles away, rather than risk my health or my life going to this hospital's emergency room. But I will go if it's for lab work, MRI's, X-rays and the such.

Unfortunately, I've had to visit this hospital several times over the past few years due to my…read moreelderly mother's declining health. Some were just ER visits and others were admits that lasted several days. On each occasion, my mother was treated thoroughly and with respect by a caring, compassionate staff. The doctors explained every situation and listened with care as we explained the problem. I'm not going to say every single thing was perfect, but overall they treated us exceptionally and My mother continues to thrive because of their care.