Dr. Hugh J. Garton, MD Dr. Garton is an incredible surgeon…read moreand an outstanding person! You're in great hands if you have him as your surgeon. He is extremely knowledgeable. He is very compassionate and very caring. I highly recommend him to the highest of my ability! He is such a kind caring, individual. He goes far above what is expected! C.S. Motts is lucky to have him on staff.

If you have serious eye issues, this is your place…read more I recently had an eye emergency and had to be seen by a retina specialist stat for an emergent procedure. I was seen quickly and was greeted by a professional, friendly, and calming staff. I hate eye anything as I'm super sensitive, but I will gladly return here. The retina specialist gave me a thorough exam, laid out all my options, and the risks vs. benefits of each. They managed to inform without scaring the crap out of me and allowed me to make my own informed decision. Once I ripped the bandaid off and pulled up my big girl panties, they completed an inpatient procedure within minutes. No fuss, no wait, no chance to wuss out. Trust me, that is a good thing. They literally saved my sight, allowing me to continue to work and be a productive person. No joke. I'm not done on my journey, but they are walking me through it, and I have faith in them. I trust their advice and care and hope to be working with them for a long time.

had eye surgery and started having severe vision issues the next day and called like the discharge…read moreinfo said to and was told a nurse would call me back shortly. NEVER HAPPENED! called nurmerous times hours apart and they didn't have a dr call me back.

DO NOT GO HERE!!!!! My mom paid almost $3,000 for a laser treatment that was recommended to her by…read morethe esthetician (Chloe), who confidently told her it would be a "one and done" treatment. She even said that if any dark spots remained, they would be taken care of at the follow‑up appointment 4-6 weeks later. She made it sound like the results would be amazing once the skin peeled and healed, so we trusted her. After the first treatment, my mom's forehead and chin looked a bit brighter, but the dark spots on her cheeks were still exactly the same--no improvement at all. I reassured my mom that it would be okay because they had promised to treat any remaining spots at the follow‑up. But when she went to her follow‑up appointment today, they suddenly changed the story. They told her that treating both cheeks was not included, and that the follow‑up only covered one small freckle on each side. They then tried to sell her another full treatment for the cheeks--after the first one didn't work in the first place. When I reminded the esthetician that she had said "one and done," she backtracked and claimed that "one and done" sometimes means up to three treatments--something she never mentioned before taking my mom's money. This feels like a scam. They expect my mom to keep paying thousands of dollars for treatments that didn't deliver the results they promised. Quality treatments are worth the price when they actually work, but this place did not deliver what they sold us. Don't waste your money here. We regret trusting them.

Ashley Aldridge, PA-C is a true artist. She is knowledgeable, kind and experienced. You can easily…read moretell she stays up to date with the latest in aesthetic medicine. I never hesitate to recommend Ashley and trust her wholeheartedly.

I had a rhinoplasty and septoplasty from Dr. Cederna earlier this year, and he did an outstanding…read morejob on both that surpassed all of my expectations. I cannot recommend him highly enough. In addition to his peerless technical ability, the staff is supportive, courteous and helpful. Everything that you could ever want from a plastic surgeon's office.

The neurosurgeon who performed carotid endarterectomy... top notch…read more The care and experience goes downhill from there. It's sad that the best thing about this surgical experience is the cafeteria on the second floor. This hospital has seen better days and needs some updating badly. The bathrooms, disgusting. The elevators, too slow to even attempt to wait. It took 3 days to figure out how to get around this place, directions are confusing at best. Good luck figuring out what elevator bank to take to another elevator bank to get to another wing, etc. When I asked staff for directions, I swear they gave me the wrong directions on purpose. Parking is a horrifying experience, and I'm not one to let anyone valet park my Jeep. Extremely under-estimated the number of parking spaces they would need or the hospital has expanded way beyond the parking. The communication from the time leading up to pre-op, to pre-op, post op, during the hospital stay in ICU and a regular room, to discharge was sadly inconsistent. One nurse in ICU, extremely nice. The next shift nurse needed to not only be smacked but fired. So much conflicting information was given on the diagnosis and the steps that would be taken all the way thru recovery was bad enough to cause emotional distress. Discharge estimate - way off and there were no complications. The hospital needs to figure out a way to get consistent communication going. I was told I would be awake for my surgery, then told I would be put under and my brain would be frozen and monitored via computer and I would be on a nasal oxygen tube, then told no my brain wasn't going to be frozen but I would be put under and my brain 'shut-down' and monitored via computer and that I would be intubated. That is way too much discrepancy in communication. Recovery instructions were ALL over the place. A cocktail of drugs was thrown at me with no consideration for what I really needed or how the drugs would interact to make me nauseous. Dosing changes were not communicated between shifts, how does this happen when it's put into a computer tracking system? Would I go to another hospital next time? Maybe. I haven't decided yet. I haven't been through the billing experience yet so maybe that will tip my decision. I do understand the very best doctors are at U of M, maybe that is all that is important. I'm not sure yet. You should weight all doctors and hospitals before you have a procedure as important as mine was before you decide. Get word of mouth referals from real people who have been through what you are about to go through. Don't depend on your insurance company referrals or even your general doctor. I hate to say it but our medical system is completely broke, you have to advocate for yourself. You have to take a deep dive and do your due diligence. I feel sorry for the elderly who can't do this for themselves and might not have anyone to help them.

Going downhill. Would not recommend. Poor customer service. Staff, especially nurses seem to do the…read morebare minimum. If this is yhe next generation of caretakers, we are in trouble.

They always provide the best care here. Staff is always so friendly. Great nurses, techs, allied…read moreprofessionals and doctors.

great nursing staff, friendly people very clean, however I would not recommend. I voiced my…read moreconcerns and no one listens. they are discharging my daughter who had major spine surgery without know how she's going to feel without certain meds etc, I have told them I'm not comfortable with her leaving today, doesn't matter. I was told to call a number or go to the er if need be. that's awesome! Not to mention her first follow up is virtual! Thats 100% quality care right there. smh! Rating for concern and discharge.

Today I had an MRI done to determine the cause of pain in my leg. I opted for valet parking because…read moreit was painful to walk. Once inside, directions weren't clear and I ended up walking more than I had wanted on my bad leg. Employees I asked for directions were as helpful as they could be - all were very friendly. Once at the Outpatient MRI area, things moved smoothly. I believe the quality of care was excellent just based on my interactions with staff. It seemed that they cared about getting accurate images. The entire process took roughly two hours. I would highly recommend U of M Medicine basrd on their consistently high level of patient care and sense of urgency for whatever you are dealing with!!

I have long been a big Fan of the UM health system for as long as I can remember. MY wife went in…read morefor a Nuclear Cardio scan where they found a blockage in one of her arteries and put a Stent is as part of the procedure. Procedure went very well where the communication between me and the staff was outstanding before, during and after the procedure and the staff and doctors were extremely professional, courteous, helpful and above all COMPETENT! Excellent follow up as well once we got home which was greatly appreciated. If anything of a serious note happened to us we always head to the UM hospital network in Ann Arbor as this is the best health care in Michigan for my money. GO BLUE!

I went to Bodhi Work to try and get some relief from TMJ related issues and they we so helpful and…read morewelcoming. I will be recommending them to friends and family.

I went here due to my primary spot being unavailable. I booked easily and was ready for my…read moreappointment. It take a little to find the place but I finally did. It is located in the heart of the University district. I went up some stairs and was greeted by the therapists. She directed to the masage table. There are varuos massages and I settled on the deep tissue sports massage. The massage and conversation were great. She did a great job. I found out that I had used her once before at another location. She mentioned that they did athletes there also. She does a great job. I would go back but it is a little further than I thought. Maybe when I am in the area I will definitely do it.