This place accepts card or cash and is very family friendly. My 4 year old daughter was worried…read moreabout her father and didn't want to leave his side during the appointment. They allowed her to sit in on the appointment and answered every question we had. They have at least one employee that speaks both Spanish and English, which was great for my bilingual daughter to see. I was highly impressed with the professionalism of Donnie and was happy to hear about the humanitarian work he had done in both Honduras and the Dominican Republic. I was also impressed to find out Donnie had served in the air force for 27 years! During the appointment, Donnie immediately alleviated my husband's pain and prescribed medicine to help him recover. They sent the prescription electronically to our pharmacy, allowing the pharmacy to go ahead and get the prescription ready for us while we drove to the pharmacy. This was very convenient and a big time saver. I highly recommend this location.

All doctors who work there were helpful. And answered all my questions. Staff was great.read more

I relayed I wasn't interested in so many words. They kept calling. Very aggressive sales/ or…read morepromotional tactics. It appears predatory. Would not recommend. This is not ethical behavior to me.

I read the information Honey Lake Clinic has for prospective patients who are at the end of their…read morehope, bottom of their lives. It sounded like a safe place with a care team to assist the entire person. This is not what happened. The admission process was very thorough leading me to believe I was heard, they were prepared to put me in the care of able providers and help me to get better. Info was given so that the therapists could contact a family member to gather information to assist in my therapeutic journey. No one ever called my family member. Multiple providers were assigned to me. They rushed through our appts not using the entire time allotted for our meetings. I am still in a marriage and in need of guidance navigating our challenges. My husband was not asked to participate. They use the term, "trust the process" from the moment you walk in. So that is what I did. My entire life I have been treated like I was a problem, leading me to stay in abusive relationships. So, when my therapy was no more than talking to a student/intern as my inpatient provider, I trusted the process and didn't want to "complain". I talked to my therapist stating I wasnt getting anywhere just talking about life and asked to begin EMDR. He had no idea I wanted that and stated only 2 providers on campus do that, and he wasnt one of them. After hours of speaking with the nurse who completes the admission progress, I was confident the EMDR therapy would begin when my "therapist" thought I was ready. This didn't happen. When I spoke up, advocating for myself, I was given the run around and told to talk to someone else to get the EMDR therapy I had requested prior to being admitted and assured would be provided. I was treated like I was complaining and it took 2 weeks of stating my case, arguing, to get the care I was promised prior to admission. I lost 2 weeks of therapy because of their procedure and created more distress in me. I finally was placed with a therapist that seemed to be productive. With the loss of productive therapy for that 2 week period, I asked to stay longer to continue the therapy that was just digging in. I was able to share a little about me with this therapist who quickly advised me to leave my husband without speaking in depth with me or including my husband. My therapist stated I needed to stay longer but I had to ask the patient advocate for permission. My "team" discussed my situation, and I was told my therapist made it clear I needed more time. I was finally told I was not allowed to stay longer. This increased the intensities of my emotions as I was not heard and cared for as the program says. I went home even more upset then when I arrived. My husband chose to seek help and was admitted. His therapists did not involve me in any of his sessions and then also advised him to divorce me. This facility is not staffed to adequately truly help those who are at the end of themselves and life. Thus leading them astray. Most of the therapists are interns and not qualified nor have the experience to be helping inpatients!!! I regret trusting this facility and devoting the time and money and am left feeling more hopeless now. I hope someone who is contemplating turning to Honey Lake for help will take the time to ask questions and advocate for themselves and not have this experience. Fellow patients had belongings go missing with no response to how or why. Many people have left Honey Lake very disheartened just like me. Do your research. Ask questions. Demand appropriate care.

I cannot brag enough about Cassie Pierce and her nurse Terri. She NEVER rushes me through an…read moreappointment. She takes her time and honestly listens. She will get to the bottom of any problem you have. If she says she is going to do something she will do it . I have a lot of health problems and she is so caring. She and her nurse are the absolute best there is. You can tell she loves her patients. I cannot brag on these two enough. I recommend them to EVERYONE! The desk staff is also amazing. So kind and always cheerful. Hands down the best family practice clinic I've been to.

Highly recommend for quality healthcare. Outstanding clinic with caring staff and excellent service.read more