I applaud the entire 3d floor staff for their stellar level of care. They truly master the craft…read moreand impress with professionalism. The ICU and Intermittent Care deliver premium service to both patient and visitors alike. Well done indeed.

This hospital used to be amazing, and I can't say it stands that way now…read more I was not the one treated, but a family member of mine was, and to keep it short and sweet there was no compassion or consideration for the patients trying to recover and rest here. If it wasn't gossiping gals at the desks like this was high school, it was banging and slamming doors, screaming down hallways, and uncertainty in the staff providing care. I do realize that it can't be catered to one patient, that I know, however, the staff could be nicer, not only to me when I asked questions but for people literally fighting for their lives and trying to get comfortable enough to rest and recover. Very disappointed. Do better. Be better.

I had a planned C-section with my doctor, and I'm not going to lie--I was nervous at first. I had…read moreheard this hospital was small, but also that they offered a more personal, 1-on-1 experience. Since this was my last baby, I was really hoping for something better than my previous births with my other two daughters. Let me just say--it was the most amazing experience I've ever had. I was treated with such care, like a close family member was looking after me. The staff constantly checked in to make sure I was okay, explained everything clearly, and truly made me feel supported. My baby stayed in the room with me almost the entire time--only leaving briefly for a few necessary tests--and the nurses were kind, patient, and incredibly understanding. Honestly, it didn't feel like a regular hospital at all--it felt peaceful, warm, and focused on me and my baby. If you're on the fence about coming here, I say go for it. I 100% recommend this hospital--it was a beautiful way to welcome my last little one into the world.

Never go here. They don't answer the phone, they don't care, and they do terrible work. My nurses…read morewere arguing about how my test should be administered, doctor never called me or spoke to me during or after the test, and the offices REFUSE to call me back. NEVER GO HERE. I hate even giving 1 star, they deserve none. All my friends and loved ones will know how much I hated my experience here. I hope they close.

Great new state of the art facility! They used to be located in the tall building to the southwest…read morein the same parking lot. This new center was constructed just last year. A much more open design, with tons of windows so you can enjoy the sunshine while you wait. There's a quaint little bistro on the 1st floor if you hanker for a hunk of cheese. (Schoolhouse Rock reference for the older crowd) Much less crowded than their affiliate, McKay Dee Hospital, yet you'll still have access to the same surgeons and a highly trained staff. Surgical centers also tend to have less of the domino-effect delays that larger hospital OR's struggle with. Try these guys out. You won't be disappointed.

We had the opportunity to visit this location for an outpatient procedure. It was nice to have a…read moreseparate place away from the hub-bub and crazy parking at the hospital. They had a central check in desk and waiting area right inside the doors. Once checked in, you can sit relax, while tracking your status on the posted TV screen showing the procedures in the queue and what doctor is assigned. Once we were called back, they set us up in a cubby hole type room with walls on 3 sides and open to the hall with a pull curtain for privacy. The nurses station was right outside our room so we heard all the conversations that they had both professional and personal. They had a drink station in the area, that family can use when waiting for the patient. Our procedure took longer for the preparation and waiting, than the procedure itself. We were in and out in less and 20 minutes for the actual procedure. Unfortunately, the computer system screwed up our discharge orders and we had to wait around longer than we wanted and then never got the paperwork in the end. I like the convenience and efficiency of the surgical center, but they need a bit of work on the processing-of-patients part.

I have come to this place a few times over the years. I have got a nebulizer from them. This last…read moretime we needed to rent a pediatric oxygen concentrator and some portable cylinders. They have a new check in system that I like. The people have always been nice and helpful. I have also heard them with other clients and they are always trying to educate people on what they can do for them and what the insurance companies provide as a part of their coverage. I will be back if I need any supplies.

So I arrived at this medical center first time ever being here in the emergency room for a allergic…read morereaction. Checked in at 12:40pm left at 4:45 pm yes it was a long wait I guess this is to be expected overall the staff and my doc were pretty good people I have doc Holliday and RN Hannah which put a rush on things for me to check out since I had to pick up my kids. No complaints with this hospital. It's expected to wait a lot of hours.

they never call me with my blood results, i always have to call to find out what they are! if i…read moreever have a serious problem i will go back to alaska ware medical is free!!!!

Do not come to this hospital if you are experiencing an emergency…read more My insulin pump broke late at night and I couldn't reach my doctor after-hours. Since there's no 24-hour pharmacy in Ogden to pick up syringes and a longer-acting insulin alternative, it was the ER or bust, so I went to McKay-Dee. The ER was gross. It was unorganized. I explained my situation and was left to wait for three hours, behind people who apparently had headcolds. Now, a diabetic without insulin may not *look* sick, but after three hours I was approaching Danger Zone, so I let the nurse know (again). Still, I waited. Then I'm taken into a back room where they try to give me an IV and think I'm a newly-diagnosed diabetic. They refuse to listen to me explain otherwise and threaten to call security because I'm not cooperating. (WTF?) I demand to see a supervisor, explain that I'm really only there to get a new prescription, and I'm finally given a doctor. The ER doc outright tells me that he has no idea how to help me, but he's sure he can find someone to call. I try to explain that I already know exactly what I need - a bottle of longer-acting insulin and some syringes and some guidance on how to convert my normal dosage into this new insulin. Google on my Blackberry was far more helpful. Once I got insulin back in my system, I was (unsurprisingly) eventually hypoglycemic, and the nurse refused to let me get juice. Now, I don't expect any hospital staff to be fully in-the-know about every disease in existence. However, if I hadn't advocated strongly for myself, I would have been in a coma. Twice. No joke. Diabetes is not a rare disease, and it scares me that so many medical professionals had no idea how to handle the situation.

Even Superman has a weakness…read more When my Kryptonite (aka sinus infections) hit, I head to the Skyline Clinic. It's tucked away and not really on the main road which can lend itself to short waits. The Doctors and are very thorough and even though we assumed it was a simple sinus infection, they drew blood to ensure I wasn't viral and only bacterial (I wash my hands, I promise.) One other thing stood out that I haven't seen at other clinics. If you even remotely have a cough, they insist you wear a mask. Other guests seem to be more at ease if you aren't hacking up a lung on them. The Doctor also made sure to suggest things like pro-biotics and made sure I understood all the jargin and talk that we had covered. I'm thinking she knew I was semi stoned on DayQuil and slowed down the pace so I could understand. Clinics are a bummer because they are full of sick people. But if you're headed to one, this is a good one to hit.

I scheduled an appointment on 1/22/26 with Dr. Elizabeth Thompson. This appointment went well. No…read moreissues there. A CAT Scan was needed. Miscommunication led me to believe that her office would contact TriCare for referral. That did not happen and after I found out the X-Ray dept. would take care of that when I schedule the appointment. That happened in that way. I had my CAT Scan on 2/4/26. A longer wait than I expected, but that was du to a misunderstanding. I can deal with that. The following morning on 2/5/26 at approx 8:40 A.M. I missed a call from her nurse as I was working and not able to get to the phone. At 10:05, I returned that call. I was not surprised to hear the nurse was busy and would call me back. I waited and waited. No call. So on Feb 5 at 2:40 P.M I called again. The nurse was busy and again was told as soon as she was done with the patient she was with she would call me. Nothing. Again, no call on Feb 6. On Feb 9, I called once again. I explained to the person answering the call that this was my third time trying to get a hold of someone and my call has not been returned. She put me on hold and checked with the nurse. Busy again. This time she told me that the nurse wanted to be reminded to call me after she was done with her patient. Well, no surprise to me that I did not receive a call. I am not happy with the staff who says they need to have a reminder to call a patient back. I am that unimportant to this staff member that they have to be reminded to call me. So I wait. This is the first time dealing with this particular location. Honestly, I am having a hard time envisioning me returning here. I will wait for an appointment with my PCM at another Ogden Clinic location.

Took 30 days to get my equipment in and then they scheduled my appointment for two weeks after…read morethat. 45 days to have a prescription filled is ridiculous. They do not care about their patient experience.

Anyone out there who is considering using Intermountain Health Care PLEASE DON'T! They are the…read moreWORST. When Michael had cancer and needed chemo every day they charged us for an office visit rather than outpatient, even though the doc was seeing other patients during his chemo time and NEVER once looked in on Michael. They took him into a big room where a nurse hooked up the IV and he slept until it was over. NEVER did the doc come in contact with Michael and when I questioned them all they said was they were within their legal rights to bill it this way. If they had billed it as an outpatient procedure we would not have had a copay but because it was billed as an office visit they charged us our copay EVERY day. And sometimes he had to go in on Sat and Sunday because he was dehydrated and they charged us a copay for that as well. I went to the doc (should have learned my lesson) and she did a test that was unnecessary and now I have a bill for over $250.00. We sent them a letter stating that we would make payments and made our payments for the last three months, which they cashed, and now they have turned us over to collections. When I called she said that because we did not set up a payment plan with them (never mind that we sent them a letter setting up a payment plan) we had to pay in full. These people are the WORST. Run away from them as fast as you can. They will screw you any chance they get.

Always very nice nurses and receptionists. Dr Herman is very kind and takes time to listen and…read moreanswer questions.

My doctor is great and incredibly helpful. however every time I'm there the whole staff seems over…read moreworked and wrung out, probably poor management. Also overpriced, $280 was charged to my insurance just for one treatment of cryotherapy for a small wart! I even called to confirm that the appointment was billed correctly.