We have used Biofuse for Ketamine infusions and have been impressed with the quality of care. Not…read moreonly are the staff professional, but they are extremely helpful and flexible in terms of helping fit you in for an appointment when needed.

Nursing staff, Misty, is fantastic with informed, gentle and caring attention to patient…read more Horrible and constant truck/car road noise from Garfield Ave, however, make it hard to relax even with ear plugs & ear protection. This is a very poor location therefore for Biofuse Clinic. Susan

The staff doesn't return phone calls. Had to personally go in to find out information. The nurse…read moreKatie has no idea how to give injection. i did ask if she was familiar with this medication and she assured me she was. I have been going there for several years and never had discomfort with the shot. It was very painful and have had bruise on my for over 10 days at the injection site. New company, new employees.

From the owner: We provide medically-prescribed infusions for patients with chronic disease in a comfortable,…read morefriendly environment instead of a sterile, cold hospital.

Melissa was wonderful and very reassuring. We had travelled from Europe and were very jet lagged…read moreand the IVs helped a lot with that. She's a pro with needles, I thought it would hurt but I barely even felt it, she was that good and fast. Anyone worried about needles should definitely book a session with Melissa, she made both my husband and I very comfortable and at ease. She's very personable and friendly and that helps a lot. We ended up having a second session and brought my sister in law along the next week for a top up for energy and vitamins. Recommended for many different health reasons, it helped me in such specific places in my body that I could feel it working. Highly recommended, we'll visit again when we're back in town.

1000% recommend! Melissa is passionate and knowledgeable about the services she provides, she's…read moreused them herself which helps her to provide best information to her new and established clients. Utmost professionalism. She will come to you...at home, at work, or even in a parking lot for a quick injection. When I say quick, it's not really quick though...this girl jumps in your car and talks to you about YOU! She cares about you and your life, your kids, your work, your accomplishments, your ailments. When she jumps in my car, she's my friend and my infusion provider. This girl and her business are a lifesaver!

The ladies here at Evergreen are great, they take the time to know your injury and the best…read moretreatment. This is the third time I've had therapy for this same knee and this is the best I've felt. Thank you Evergreen

From the owner: Here at Evergreen Physical Therapy your recovery is our mission. It's as simple as that! We have…read morecommitted our careers to offering the most effective and efficient path to your recovery. Our clinicians are dedicated lifelong learners sharing new knowledge and skills with each other. This culture of clinical continuing education and teamwork provide the foundation of our company and your recovery.

I've been fishing for a long time and have been lucky not to experience injuries, other than severe…read moresunburns, hangovers, and frustration in catching nothing. But, this day, I happened to snag a fishing hook in my thumb while fishing at the Reedsburg Dam. I tried to wiggle it out, but it was pierced from the top of my thumb to underneath my thumbnail. I've been to this area many times throughout my life but never needed medical attention until this time. A quick Google search with my limited signal brought up this place on a Sunday afternoon, and I called them to verify they were open and able to assist with my problem. I left my wife and boat by the river and drove off to urgent care. It was a slow Sunday afternoon before a holiday, so the workers had an "ugh, I have to work" kind of attitude. Still, they were all quick and friendly. The nurse cleaned me up and gave me a tetanus shot, and the doctor gave me a painful shot that numbed my whole thumb to remove the hook. They were all friendly and said they were very familiar with the hook-removal procedure. It cost $101, but my insurance covered it. I was in and out in just over an hour and quickly back out on the water. I don't know much about the place, as I'm not an experienced visitor. But, if you're vacationing in the area (as I do several times a year), it's nice to know where an urgent care is if you ever get hooked in a bad situation.

I took my son to the urgent care while visiting from out of town. We saw Dr. Hannah and she was…read moreamazing. Very attentive and understanding. She got us in and out in 30 minutes. She even called later in the day to follow up to see how he was doing and provide more guidance. She really went above and beyond. Allison at the reception desk was also friendly and engaging. Overall a wonderful experience!

The hospital in Ludington Michigan is so bad. Thy call you to the hospital and tell you to check in…read moreimmediately, than make you wait in the lobby with a contagious disease. When you talk to the "so call" boss SUSAN, She never calls back or just straight out lies. Thy had to let go of the last boss for getting into people's files. Now the hire an HIV POSITIVE, receptionist and nurses to work with the patient. When addressed about this issue, Thy said I could no longer see my doctor of 18 years. The nurses in the hospital purposely hurt you when giving injections. And when Thy take your blood at the LAB, Thy blow out your vain. If I could shout it from the rooftops DONT GO TO CORWELL HEALTH, THY STINK! I would. Ask ?, whatch your back. Plus know that Dr. Amanda Overmeyer is run by the "MAN" now. She no longer makes her own decision on whom she sees. Just in it for the money now. She use to care about her patients, but no longer.

All the good Dr's in the ER are gone.. now you get noob Dr's who take there sweet time on getting…read moreto you and they only see you when they want. Nurse are changing into noobs too... Careful with one of the Drs in the ER he's very rude and has made me cry for coming in and wasting his time.. I've also have stayed here.. they don't really know much... Couple of times they have put to much IV fluids in me and since I'm a kidney problems all my life the extra water can be dangerous... Also I've noticed that working there can be bad.. I stayed in a room with a employee that works there and she was drunk with power.. she knew everything and it had to be her way she said ... It had to be cleaned her way.. they have tons of problems that don't ever get fixed.,.. it's a circus...

Spent a few nights in the Maternity ward after my wife delivered our first child. All of the staff…read morewe interacted with were very professional, knowledgeable, and helpful. Our nurse through L&D, Ashley, was amazing in particular! The facility could definitely use an update. If you're planning on delivering at Munson, I would recommend bringing several layers of clothes with you as all of the rooms are very drafty, particularly next to the windows.

We took my 3 month old twins in the ER last night due to respiratory issues and concern about how…read morethey were behaving. They were born premature so the nurse hot line recommended they were checked out that night. We were put in rooms (they separated each baby) at 11:30. By 1am we had no one come speak with us. Not even a nurse check in. I called to see if we were going to be checked on and to let them know my other infant who was separated from me needed to eat. The nurse told me the doctor would see us in apx. 20 minutes and then came back 30 minutes later and said we were going to be seen next. Then she never came back and we had to buzz again around 4 o'clock to ask once again when a doctor was going to come in or if they were concerned, even to check our babies temperature which was high when we first came in. After we asked for the second time, we didn't see someone again for 30+ minutes. I understand they were short staffed and clearly very busy. It was just an awful feeling sitting there, knowing that my kids were not doing well and no one was checking. I also was hearing staff members outside the door, talk poorly about patients, paramedics And talking about going to the bar after work. It just doesn't seem very professional there to me. When the doctor came in, he was helpful. It was very clear that he may have been one of the only doctors in the whole emergency room that evening. This seems very unsafe and in situations like that, they should notify patients on what is happening. When they are unsure of how severe my baby sickness was they should let us know how backed up they are in case we decide to go to a different hospital to get seen sooner. I'm assuming there was a shift chain while we were there. The new nurse Grace who took over had came in and checked in on us several times and was very loving and helpful. She is an absolute rockstar and made up for the awful several hours before hand. Munson we need to do better at helping your staff. It's truly unfair to your staff and your community what you're doing.