It's so crazy that this place never answer their phone and when they do they put you on hold…read morewithout even telling you, it's also funny because I called to make an appointment with my primary care doctor she said I have to call my primary care office girl wtf this is my primary care office not only did I get care here for my pregnancy still getting it for my postpartum but how is Maria the girl who answered the phone gonna tell me I can't but when I told her well why I can't Bc when I called and made an appointment for my brothers physical it was fine mind you me and them have the same plan and have the same insurance also the same primary doctor but once I mention that she changed her words and said yes I can make an appointment for my physical where are the medical directors of this place ? Obviously the office manager doesn't care training these employees for how to properly answer the phone or how to even give right information I'm a medical assistant and even I know this is not how to operate a medical clinic very unprofessional especially front office girls! Update: it just keeps getting worse so when I made the appointment she told me Dec 7th I'm looking at the app they have it's called providence it tells me there that my appointment is on the dec 14th like really Maria why would you tell me Dec 7th like I said these girls don't know what they doing and when I called and confirmed she said oh yea it's Dec 14th what a dumbass I swear ‍

covid flipped my entire pregnancy upside down, but they were very accommodating. I started going…read morehere at 15 weeks and really liked all the midwives I met. I unfortunately had to have a c-section which wasn't in my birth plan but the midwife was very supportive and reassuring. The only complaint I have was that my mental health didn't seem to be taken as seriously as my physical health. I had over 4 scheduled appointments to talk to the counselor and was finally seen a week before giving birth. I'm sure this is due to the amount on panicked mamas during this pandemic though so I'm not too offended by it.

Got my CPR card today. About 5 hours of class. Cost $69 including the book. Hands on training. Lots…read moreof information. I'd come back to renew in 2 years.

Great job Fast and thorough…read more Easy to understand Highly recommended Don't wait too late to contact for your CPR appointment

My nephew is being taught taekwondo as a beginner and sharp eye for persistence is what the…read moreinstructor is instilling in him which is awesome.

I'm incredibly emotional and disappointed after what happened during my son's very first class…read morehere. My son is 3 years old, and this was his FIRST class. I was actually really enjoying watching him learn. He was picking things up incredibly quickly and seemed excited to participate. The only difficulty he was having was standing in his designated spot and following that particular instruction....which, in my opinion, is completely understandable for a 3-year-old attending his very first class. After only about 10 minutes, we were asked to leave. I was honestly shocked. I could understand being asked to step out if my child were hurting other children, being aggressive, or creating a serious safety issue. But that was not what happened. He was simply having trouble standing in his spot and following the instructions. The experience was heartbreaking. My son ended up crying, and I was so upset that I cried afterward as well (not in front of him). As a parent, it was incredibly difficult to watch your child feel like they had done something wrong when they were simply trying to learn and participate in their very first class. I told my son, in front of the instructor, that everyone deserves a second chance. I was prepared to let him go back into the class with the other children and give him another opportunity to participate. However, we were not invited back into the class. Instead, I was told to explore private classes. This experience was horrifying.

Mission has been a great choice for me to get back on my feet Enrollment was really easy The CNA…read moreprogram is taught by Mrs Roger she is patient but stern She get her students ready for the workplace She is willing to share her story to encourage You

Good instructional training for becoming a professional CNA. If you like caring for people and…read morewould like to jumpstart your career in healthcare, sign up today.

When disaster struck on September 15, 2007, as the "Butler 2 fire" swept into the little mountain…read moretown of Fawnskin, where I owned a house and lived with my family, the local Red Cross came to our aid. They offered food, shelter, information, minor medical assistance, and child-care services, as well as a Rec-Room full of books and board games. Without the Red Cross we would have suffered far worse than we did - and we might have even died. It was ten days before we were allowed to go back to our little road in the mountains, to see if our house had burned down. Luckily it was still standing, splattered with dried up foam. Some of our neighbors were not so lucky. Trucks with foam cannons had been parked on our street, blasting flame retardant up onto the hill above. The black charcoal of the Jasper Pines that once shaded our front porch could be seen - even years later. And our carpets stank of smoke until 2010. Our home was at the very battle-line of the disastrous inferno. A disaster which the American Red Cross saw us through without us getting so much as a scratch, or my daughter missing a single day of school. I thank them.

Good Evening !! i can't wait to get started i'm soooo looking forward to make new friends learn how…read morethis volunteer program work :)

For a traffic tick... I recommend Tomco 110% I learned so…read moremuch in my 8hrs... I will really think twice before I think of doing something that will put me and other people in danger... Thanks again Tomco....

Paid for my son to have driving classes and the day he was supposed to have his first lesson they…read morecalled and canceled. Now you can't get a hold of anyone. What a HORRIBLE THING TO DO TO PEOPLE!

Located inside church. Entrance is through the side door facing Alder. Plenty of parking spaces…read more Greg kept it entertaining as well as informative. Everyone had their own adult and infant mannequins. Cool, wide indoor space. Wealth of information. Great hands-on training. Take home book with CPR, AED, and First Aid instructions. Bring something for your knees if you have bad knees - a lot of kneeling. Wear comfortable clothing. Hair tied back so it doesn't get in the way when you're doing compression.

Very informative, instructor was clear, kind and helpful! Will return to this company for training!read more

Miss Selenia's Happy Place has truly been a blessing for our family. As a parent of children on the…read moreautism spectrum, it's incredibly hard to find someone who not only understands but also connects with them in such a gentle, patient, and loving way. Miss Selenia is calm, compassionate, and simply amazing. She creates a safe and supportive environment where my boys feel comfortable and confident during their swim lessons. I'm beyond grateful for her presence in their lives and wholeheartedly recommend her to any parent of a child with special needs. She's a rare gem!

This is a great learning environment and Miss Selenia is an excellent teacher with plenty…read moreexperience. She makes the class fun and knows when to encourage you to push yourself when she sees you are ready too, which I really appreciate. I currently take her pole classes. I'm really glad we have this in the high desert and from such a great instructor :) great vibes!

A great place if you'd like to donate clothes or even money. Parking is behind the building…read morealong the alley way. The signage directs you that you may "Drop off deliveries" and I was told that they're open 24 hours. So good to know.

Wonderful organization taking on a huge job. Provides emergency food boxes to the community,…read moreClothing giveaways, Free hot dinner Mon-Thur. and sack "lunches" on Fridays. Area churches try to support the missions efforts but there is a huge need in the VV for funding, supplies, and volunteers.