I had to finally find a new PCP for my aging mother. We were with WFM for a few years. Through 2…read moreexchanges of ownership or management. We mostly saw APRN Lindsey Martinez who is kind and seemed to be a good listener, but after a nurse in training who was shadowing Miss Martinez said something about moms prescription being too large of a dose, APRN Martinez had to stop, go over moms medication notes and indeed admitted "oh yes, that is a mistake" then adjusted the prescription. It was not very reassuring and to be honest I am thankful for that shadowing nurse. Whoever she was she was a godsend because after that visit I began taking notes of our interactions. Researching mom's meds, so I could be informed. On one visit I questioned why mom was on Metformin and Metoprolol when she only has high blood pressure not high blood sugar and if we could eventually wean mom off of all 4 of them when she gets her blood pressure under control. I was told some BS about mom needing to be on all of them. I can call it BS because the new doctor I found closer to our new home questioned why mom was on those exact blood sugar medications and said he would like to take her off them on our first visit with him. He kept her on the two blood pressure meds and I am tracking her progress for our next visit. There was also a lot of confusion with scheduling. When mom had been in last and what she had been in for. I had to tell them what she had done on the last visit from my notes. They would give my mom cortisone shots for her bad knee whenever mom would ask for it. Mind you mom has early signs of short term memory loss, so she wouldn't remember when her last visit was. Only that her knee was in pain and that the shot helped. Once they gave her 2 injections in one month. That was the last straw because from what I researched you should not have another cortisone shot for at least 3 months from your last cortisone injection. It can cause more damage than good. Our new doctor confirmed that those injections should only be given 3 times a year. 4 at the most. Do your due diligence and find someone you connect with and listens to you. You have to advocate for yourself and your loved one's. I'm glad I finally found a doctor I believe genuinely cares about helping people and listens to their needs.

I'm unimpressed with this office. Theyre unfriendly, won't be put out for anything. getting script…read morerefills always requires another appointment. The providers give the vibe annoyed if you take some time to ask extra questions. Giving the impression they've got to get to the next patient. Not a five star rating for a pediatric practice especially.

Dr. Williams is the most unique doctor I've ever had. He truly cares about his patients. He spends…read morethe time to get to know you and to really listen and understand your situation. I've always been impressed by the fact that I receive phone calls from him, not a nurse, regarding test results, questions, etc. I hope he sticks around for a long time because I have found my doctor for life.

We share the care of multiple patients. Dr Williams takes great care of them all. Smart, kind and…read morehelpful.

DO NOT GO HERE!!!…read more They screw you over!!! They will see you as a covered wellness visit BILL IT WRONG ON PURPOSE and refuse to resubmit it to your insurance. They'll also bill you for things you never saw them for! They won't ever call you back. HORRIBLE OFFICE!!!!!

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I absolutely love Jennifer crafton. She's the best doctor there. If I could give her 100 stars I…read morewould. She went above and beyond for me. I needed so many things signed so I could get into my dental hygiene program and she took care of all of it. I plan on taking my daughter to her when she's older. I would not recommend Sandra hazard! She is rude arrogant, and she doesn't know what she's doing. My husband went into her with severe abdominal pain, and I asked if it could be his gallbladder but she dismissed me. So we ended up having another doctor test him and it was his gallbladder. She should be fired. This was a while ago so hopefully she doesn't work at that clinic. Zero stars for her!

From making appointments to getting results of tests this is very Confusing as COPE transfers to…read moreOgden Medical- Ogden Medical gave my medical results through a CALL Center! I felt very embarrassed and violated as I thought HIPPA protected me with privacy. A call center reads a one sentence script on results of my own tests which left me 3 steps removed. In making appointments one is left very confused with which company, what location or what medic. This is very important for insurances which I'm left to decipher. I wanted to write a different review for medic Sandra Robinson who was kind but not helpful. My gut issues were dodged not addressed. If its broken they see it. If not the obvious they deter it. Never a helpful resolution. I gave COPE/Ogden Clinic/Call Center (different company) one more go ~ They had an in house therapist for domestic abuse. She was very young and she was very rude stating "I feel your holding back"- NO training/knowledge in domestic abuse, No help outside of a shallow religious Davis County realm. We are in a Real World of violence! Help with domestic abuse, addictions, grief counseling or resources available for such traumas are not her thing. But I was certainly charged for nonsense! This whole place is a joke!

I was treated horribly! The receptionist lost my insurance number and caused me to miss my…read moreappointment. Now they are challenging (ie, removing) my honest reviews from other sites. If you are on Medicaid you might be mistreated as I was. The interpersonal dynamics of the staff are messed up. They will not accept responsibility for their words and actions, they arrogantly push all negativity back at you. All they needed to do is follow the golden rule. They evidently thought, for whatever reason that I was not a patient they wanted. Dr. Oaks expressed no concern about the behavior of his staff! All I tried to do on my last visit that led to an uproar is ascertain if a false statement blurted out about me (Interrupted me 3 times during one sentence to do so) false/misleading information about me and she was not the staff member I was speaking to at the time! I attempted to set a boundary and all hell broke loose! I'm not sure if it's my appearance or mannerisms (perhaps I remind her of a man she hates?) but once that receptionist decides she doesn't like you she will sabotage you. I did not get to see my doctor and I really needed to. I believe she intentionally escalated and caused the situation to get rid of me! She's not honest or kind but sounds cheery, so I'm guessing narcissism or some other personality disorder is at play. If she was psychologically normal, I would have seen my Dr. that day. It was projection, which is an indication of a personality disorder. (While I have a degree in Psychology, I'm not diagnosing.) I'm not an addict (none of meds are controlled substances.) I feel like I was mistreated as if I'd just crawled put of a gutter. I had avoided that receptionist on that visit because of something I saw in her body language, previously. I am not an idiot or scum but got treated like I was, and I feel like that's mostly because I'm an honest person who had the nerve to assert a boundary about being interrupted and lied about. (Among other suspected motives.) She uses pleasant-sounding words but is/was deceitful. I think she deleted my Medicaid number, so she would appear justified (she had my screen pulled up on her computer, even though I was working with a different staff member.) I had provided it on an earlier visit. Then they gossip about you which means on your next visit the whole front office is prejudiced against you!!!! Then they feel justified mistreating you. They gave the impression that money and meeting legal minimums are all that matters. The entire office ganged up on me, and I consider that abuse. They excused the very behavior in themselves that was supposed to be their problem with me. (I raised my voice.) My pleas to see my doctor were ignored. I was scapegoated! The culture of the office is broken. Others who know Dr. Oaks say he seems arrogant. Now that I've seen him in action, I agree. He's not popular among former patients. If you're thinking I'm just an idiot making a baseless complaint, then know I'm an ordinary person with a college education and chronic health conditions. Despite being informed I was withdrawing from meds and was more irritable than normal and needed my prescriptions refilled ASAP, my pleas were ignored. I kept saying; "I just want to see my Doctor". I begged and pleaded but every member of their staff was unmoved by my plight. Why do they hate me???? They threw me out and called the POLICE! As soon as I was asked to leave, I did so. No one should be treated that way. I'm the wrong kind of patient, evidently. If you are fat, depressed, having an acne breakout (from wearing a mask), have anxiety, and on Medicaid, you might receive the same treatment. If you have suffered abuse, recovered, and have boundaries now, you might receive the same treatment. (Triggers the receptionist, to assert a boundary) If you are wealthy and don't mind being lied about and interrupted repeatedly, you might be fine. What scares me now is that I live about 2 miles up the hill from them and Lakeview Hospital, so If I have to go to the hospital in an emergency, I might be at the mercy of these Drs. who are prejudiced against me. A little kindness, a little sympathy, and a more helpful attitude could have defused the situation entirely. If they simply practiced the same standards they REQUIRE patients, I wouldn't be a disgruntled patient now. They took a legalistic, privileged approach, and attitude rather than a moral one. Very sad because I attend the same Church as Dr. Oaks (the owner of the practice) so I know that he knows better. Now I am afraid for my life if I have to go to the hospital in an emergency. That goes doubly for my mother who's also at their mercy if an emergency happens. I have not heard one conciliatory word from anyone. (The next ER is 20 min away)

My whole experience with this office is a hot mess and the Doctor gave me incorrect info. Will not…read morebe returning.

Dr. Dave is just a great guy. Personable, knowledgable and a great bedside manner. I strongly…read morerecommend his for any and all family medicine.

Hospitality. Bed side manners. And, these are just the doctors / physicians! I gad to go to a skin…read moredoctor afterward when I gad go back twice because my poison Ivy just got worse and never went away. Took to 2 prescriptions of steroid pills. My skin doctor said that they did not give me the right dosage to completely clear it up was the problem. And, I can get proof of that too if needed mind you. So I shouldn't be charged for my visit when all I got was incompetence not to mention the rudeness!

I come to Bountiful for OBgyn visits. Cynthia Stanger is kind, caring, and does extra to answer…read morequestions and make life easier. She actually researched and found out that I don't need to have a particular test because of my specific situation. Saving me money and a lot of discomfort! There are other doctors closer, but I love the way I am treated here! The people who work at the desk are always friendly and helpful. I was surprised to see the negative reviews!

Went in and saw dr. Ryan porter for pap idu and wart removal. He wasn't convinced it was a wart…read moreand did a biopsy. Which he was very careless with the scissors leaving two thin cuts one on either lip. I feel it was intentional. Awaiting results from biopsy but very upset about the prolonged healing from his carelessness. Or intentional abuse of position being as I was there for after care from sexual abuse. And fear repeated rape and exposures to aids and other stds. Which i made very clear at the visit.

First Appointment went okay. Laura told me to expect to gain 25-35 pounds during pregnancy and…read moreeased my concern that I had gained 5 pounds since finding out I was pregnant. Told Laura I was concerned about postpartum since I was high-risk because of PTSD. It was apparent Laura was not familiar by her questions. Cassie took my blood that first appointment and the bruising lasted three weeks. I had blood work drawn by Diane two weeks after and showed her my arm. Diane was an expert! Second appointment I asked Laura to have someone other than Cassie draw my blood. Laura asked about PTSD, my symptoms and what caused it. As I was telling her my story, she was very disinterested and distracted (my friend even pointed out how disrespectful she appeared). Laura offered to prescribe me pills. I have refused medication for years and alternatively use running 3-6 miles 5 days a week instead. 5 min after Laura left the room, Cassie came in to draw my blood! Did Laura not hear me? I awkwardly tell Cassie what transpired after last blood draw. She apologizes and asks to try my other arm. Says my other choice would be the hospital, with over an hour wait. I allow her to take it and no bruises this time. Third appointment Cassie takes my blood in same arm as second appointment. Two attempts. Two bruises. Laura comes in. Obvious she is in a rush. Looks at my chart. Up 8 pounds and 17 weeks pregnant. Tells me I'm gaining to quickly and states I'm only supposed to gain 15 pounds the entire pregnancy (see first appt). Asks me what my cravings are and tells me to go on low fat, low carb diet the remainder of pregnancy. Tells me I am overweight and she's had 5 kids so she's aware. I have always been heavier. I try explaining this to her but she wasn't having it. I lift and I run 5-6 days a week. Pre pregnancy I was also doing Keto and weighed between 145-152. 5'5" in a size 4/6. Yes on your chart I'm overweight. You're a medical professional and should know better. I included a photo of me at 14 weeks pregnant. She also asked about anti depressants again. Following third appointment, I completed the survey in my email. Andrew followed up with me the next business day. He was very pleasant until I refused to continue care at Lakeview. He discounted my experience by telling me how many women love Laura and her credentials. I understand, that's why I chose Lakeview for my first pregnancy. He said she may have had a bad day. That is unacceptable in my opinion in her field. A Bad day does not allow for insensitivity, disinterested, rushed care. Others may really like her, my experience was different. It was obvious she was not sharing my concern of postpartum or cared to learn about PTSD. Her care was not tailored to her patient, only the sheet of paper she was staring at. Which must have told her to prescribe meds and to have me go on a diet. Office staff was wonderful and always professional.