I've dealt with insomnia my entire life. Usually only only getting 45 minutes - 2 hours of sleep…read moreat a time. Have tried every "cure" for it, but nothing worked. A friend suggested Hyperbarics. I decided to try weekly sessions. After the second session, I started sleeping through the night. I am also not as affected by the stress at work. The staff at New Leaf are friendly and caring. They ensure that your experience with them is not only relaxing and therapeutic, but also enjoyable.

I tried out the mHBOT at Ohana Hyperbarics on the advice of my doctor. It was a great experience…read morebut almost an hour drive from my home. After four sessions I decided to go ahead and buy a chamber to skip the commute. Janelle did a great job advising me on the various chamber makes and models. I'm very happy with my 34" Newtowne and the quick and capable setup. It's been just over two weeks and it's all working as advertised -- my husband enjoys the extra energy, better sleep and fewer muscle aches he's already experiencing from his sessions. For my TBI I expect it's a little like going to the gym... it takes time and patience to get the desired results. Several friends have expressed interest and I haven't hesitated to tell them about Ohana.

If you're looking for a professional, safe hyperbaric oxygen therapy experience with a genuinely…read morecaring team, I recommend Washington Hyperbaric Therapy Center without reservation. I'm currently recovering from surgery, and my surgeon recommended hyperbaric oxygen therapy as part of my recovery. After finding Washington Hyperbaric through Yelp, I decided to give them a try--and I'm glad I did. From my very first visit, the staff took the time to explain everything, made safety their top priority, and ensured I was comfortable throughout every treatment. They never made me feel rushed, and it's clear they truly care about their patients and want the therapy to be as beneficial as possible. If your physician has recommended hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or you're looking for a clinic that combines professionalism, safety, and compassionate care, I can recommend Washington Hyperbaric Therapy Center wholeheartedly.

I went in today after a Groupon purchase. Although I couldn't yet be a customer based off my…read moremedical needs, I highly recommend Washington Hyperbaric. They were upfront and honest with me, provided me resources, and were extremely kind. If able, I will be returning as a customer. I thank you guys for your kindness in my time of need.

Trent is a miracle worker. His knowledge, skills and experience in combination with the equipment…read moreand tools he uses is unmatched. If you have tried traditional medicine and it hasn't worked for you or even if you haven't, I would highly recommend paying him a visit.

I purchased a product from Healthy Beings 28Oct. The $ came out of my account and I still have not…read morereceived the product. I have tried contacting them multiple times by text, email and phone and have not received a response. I'm wondering if they are still in business.

Dr John is a caring and thoughtful doc who takes time to listen to his patients!…read more I've been seeing him for years along with my entire family.

Dr. John listens. He is very knowledgeable. He knows many alternatives to the alternatives, meaning…read morehe helps people avoid getting ill in the first place. For those, like me, who find him later, he helps people get better and stay better. And he isn't pushy. He works with you, even if you have ideas. He discusses several routes to full health. Wish there were more Drs. John in the world.

Waiting periods at St Michael Wound Care have gradually increased over the past few months to…read morewaiting 1 hr to 1.5 hrs to beyond appointment times. There is a sign at check-in regarding "short staffing", which is chronic throughout St Michael medical facilities. My understanding from discussion with Wound Care staff is chronic understaffing of nurses is the problem. In my view, St Michael should assign temporary floater nurses from the main campus or hire travel nurses to augment Wound Care staff. However, I have been told that St. Michael executive management will not support either approach because Wound Care is an outpatient facility and not a priority. At present there are four vacant RN positions at Wound Care. Until sufficient staffing is addressed, lengthy delays in patient care will be a continuing problem. Lastly, the current RN staff at Wound Care are excellent and try hard to accomplish their work under adverse staffing conditions.

This place is a dangerous clown show. After going here and following their protocol, my wound…read moreworsened to a level that it spread to my bone and my legs were rendered useless. They set me back months. I hope to be able to stand and walk again. Never go here.

pacific pulmonary services, an adapt health company, is the worst company i have ever seen operate…read more My husband has been on a CPAP machine for years. He had one of the 'cancer causing' machines but never got a replacement from Philips. Going forward we move and he goes thru adapt health and PPS. They didn't SELL him a machine, he has to RENT one. For how long ? When will it be paid off ? Not only that, but he has been charged 14 times since November 2025, sometimes 3 times a month for supplies HE HAS NEVER GOTTEN !! He has changed his address 1400 times with them and they STILL have it wrong ! There is NOONE who speaks good english there and its pointless. They are going to charge us again for $51.50 on Aug 6th because autopay is on, you wanna know why ? WE CAN'T SHUT IT OFF ! ITS HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND I AM EMAILING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL NEXT. If i were you ? I would steer clear of adapthealth and all their sister companies. They are fraudsters and thieves. I am surprised they are still in business.

Where do I start? With their taking 4 days to fill my doctors original order for oxygen? Their…read morequestioning whether my doctor actually placed the order on Thursday which they didn't fill until the following Monday? With their now telling me they don't have standing orders so I need to call each week to have my oxygen supply replenished? That when I do call I'm told a tech will call me back letting me know when a delivery will be made? Waiting for 3 hours for a call back before I call again? Being told to calm down when I become upset over waiting for the call that never came? Their wanting me to be home at the time of the delivery so I can sign an invoice which means I can't go to the grocery store for food, the pharmacy for medications or go for badly needed walks until Pacific Pulmonary arrives? It seems to me Pacific Pulmonary Services has got things backwards; they're not the customer I am. If a customer is upset don't tell the customer to "calm down", work diplomatically to defuse the situation.

I have been a patient of Virginia Mason for over a decade. They really do offer the best care. But…read morerecently they forced a change in the patient portal going from the tried and true My Virginia Mason Portal to the somewhat archaic hard to use portal called Common Spirt. I find the providers no longer respond within a reasonable fashion sometimes taking a week. Not all providers can be messaged which mean messaging someone else to pass along the message. And only after complaining does anyone respond.

Once one of the finest medical institutions of our region and the United States, Virginia Mason…read moreMedical Center under its recently new ownership is now run by MBAs and accountants and is broken. Even multiple current doctors have confirmed this. Example: My wife and I have been patients at Virginia Mason for 37 years. Just recently my wife's primary care provider pulled back from full-time work. Because she wasn't completely off the payroll, according to the MBAs and accountants, she was not offered an MD, PA, or ARNP as a replacement...only the choice of 1 of 4 residents. We will, with sadness, both be leaving. VIRGINIA MASON IS BROKEN. STAY AWAY!