Went here to see Dr. Amy Diestelhorstand and she was wonderful!! She was kind, she made me feel…read morecomfortable, she actually spent time with me, and she made sure all my questions were answered.

When in for a mental health assessment. Was told that there…read morewas significant concerns given suicidal ideations & self-harm, but that given their program is 3 weeks that I should look into a DBT program that has over a year waiting list. Call me crazy if you want to but wouldn't the immediate need for care should be more important than referring me out to a clinic that has an over a year wait list and had they done an actual thorough assessment they would have known that I had been at that clinic and that it was unsuccessful. So, now I have no treatment plan in place referrals that were absolutely useless. So,someone struggling with their mental health left alone to navigate a broken system, I will be filing a complaint with their system and with the state. I do not enjoy having my health and safety put at futher risk. Avoid their social worker sue lacks empathy and rapport building skills

Have nothing but good things to say about my years of therapy from both Mary Jo and Dr. Abrahamsonread more

First off I want to say that my therapist is awesome and I am so thankful for her, but Pct is…read moreawful. I have been in the office more than once where the staff wasn't wearing masks. One of the ladies in the front office butts into conversations very rudely. The first time I went in, a therapist was openly complaining about a patient. So unprofessional. I only keep going back because of my therapist, but I will no longer. If you have to cancel last minute, they will still charge you for your visit. They seem so money hungry and not actually there for their clients.

Although I chose not to continue in my therapy, the clarity and reason in Dr. Songco's words echo…read morewithin my mind each day, as I face personal and professional challenges. I have seen several mental health professionals in my lifetime, but he has been the first to connect with me and provide me with the resources I need to live my best life. I am currently thriving and have been able to confront my trauma and negative inner voice using the tools Dr. Songco gave me in our sessions. Although the bad days are now few and far between, I lean on our past conversations to bring me relief, comfort, and understanding. I am eternally grateful for our time together. I highly recommend New Insights.

I've been coming here for several years now and I've watched it grow from a neighborhood clinic to…read morea large health center that does just about everything you might need (medically) except emergency and surgery. Recently, the center underwent (yet another) extensive remodeling. It's switched from the old style, down the corridor to an exam room floor plan to a centralized layout. Patient confidentiality is a priority here. Unlike the old days, you will not (typically) encounter other patients or staff unless you both happen to be on the move to or from the lobby. The new design is part of the Patient-Centered Medical Home Program where we (patients) can establish a long-term relationship with a practitioner and a team of medical professionals who actually try to get to know us. The staff here is professional but outgoing and friendly. They are all top-notch pros at what they do. From the receptionists to the lab to x-ray to doctors, this is an impressive operation. The lobby is huge, with comfortable furniture for all ages including high chairs for folks with mobility issues and a special alcove with juvenile tables and chairs for the little folks along with activities to keep them occupied. There is a television (usually on the home improvement channel) and periodicals that are actually current and of popular interest! Chances are pretty good you won't be in there very long, either. Froedtert has an impressive computer network. Rows and rows of lateral file cabinets and thousands of manila folders? All gone! Terminals everywhere bring up your record instantly to whoever is providing services. Hang nails to hearts, infants to old farts like me, this clinic does it all and does it very well. Besides all that, they put up with me. ;)

At the end of the day, the most important criteria is did they get the job done and improve the…read morehealth of my grandmother, of which the answer is Yes! They helped my grandma immensely after her light stroke and subsequent partial paralysis of her left leg. Can they make some improvements? As with any product, company, service, or people in general, of course, there's room for improvement. Communication by the nurse's desk was about average. They often seemed too stressed and that hindered the value of the communication. One side of me feels I get they're stressed, the job has to be very stressful at times, and I appreciate what they do! Then again, I'm freaking stressed!!! This is my loved one who's just been hurt and who knows when it'll all be over for them. There are horror stories about old people in care facilities that was a fear of mine, too. I personally spent hours and hours of my time taking care of my grandma, visiting her, advocating, talking to nurses, doctors, facility workers, tons of phone calls. So, being unstressed with the family during the very limited amount of times that you're communicating with us will only help the situation. We all choose our jobs, after all! I would get the calls from nurses and aids (that I made100% clear that I wanted) concerning my grandma's health. Falls, for example. I'll never know if they called every time, but they did call several times to let me know, so I appreciate that. And I feel it's warranted to believe that they did call each time. As far as medications, not as much cooperation/clarity. I adamantly expressed keeping me involved in her meds, including talking to the nurse's supervisor. And for all of you family members reading this if there's one thing I highly express to you it is: keep on top of your loved one's medications!!! Yea, I don't know all about drugs or meds, either. But, there's no excuse anymore with the advent of the internet! Look that stuff up! Ask friends! Post on social! You'll be surprised how many people you know in your network that same some job or affiliation in the medical world and can help shed light. Some meds are necessary, I have no problem with that. But, factually, especially in this country it seems, many are too strong or not necessary at all. If she seems sad, like I get sometimes, too, I didn't want her drugged up and shut up. Sine all this, my grandma is now gone, and I cried several times since that, too! I don't think I need to run and get an anti-psychotic depressant. Just use common sense and your gut when it comes to this stuff. The answers to life aren't in some pill sold by big pharma. Up to you if you want to advocate for your family member. I did and I am so very glad that I made that choice. I also really liked the younger male therapist. He really tried hard and went longer than his colleagues wanted to -- so appreciate that. This was some time back now since my granny was there, so I don't even know if he's still there. The grounds are nice, but I wish there was sidewalk and more access area so you could go further pushing in a wheelchair. Maybe they did that purposefully, don't know! All I could do was go in small circles. Which, honestly probably seemed bigger to my grams than to me. Overall I think she did get good care here. But, I can't say enough... call, check in on them, ask questions, ask about the drugs they are getting whether here or anywhere else!

I've now had a couple procedures at the surgery center at Froedtert, Sergeant Health…read more There are distinct advantages to having something done here, rather than at a main hospital location. First, parking is close and easy. Usually you can stay very close to the door. Second, the facility is small and check-in is fast and friendly and the waiting area is immediately accessible. They have a coffee machine, a table or two and standard chairs and couches for family and patients. There's also a TV and a monitor which tracks patient progress through their procedure for any waiting family or friends not inside with the patient. The interior waiting areas for patients having a procedure are standard hospital bays, with no doors, curtain access, but a recliner chair for companions or family members where they can stay throughout if they prefer. The privacy is perhaps minimal, but the access for the care time is easy and open. Every team member I've encountered here has been great - friendly, comforting, and this is important, they all seem to make a personal connection - even if it's small, that makes you feel seen as an individual. Happily, the surgical teams have also done great work on my visits. I am definitely loyal to this system Great care. Made comfortable,

Healthcare can be a very personal thing. So many thing that affect your experience including the…read moredoctors, nurses, receptionists, and even the parking. The Froedtert/Medical College is a massive organization and complex, so this is a very limited review of one area, which is the Center for Advanced Care, and specifically the Ear Nose and Throat Clinic. Been coming here for several years, and have always been impressed with the level of professionalism, and care. Especially the staff that work with Dr. David Poetker. Would recommend them to others that are struggling with ENT issues. Once you are in the proper parking structure, it's a quick ride up to the 5th floor. Get off the elevator and go east. There is nice signage that will get you where you need to go. Good luck with your treatment :)

Quality care and friendly staff. Many specialists for your health care. Highly recommend for all…read moreyour medical needs.

I have heard about the work this organization does, but have never visited the facility before…read moreattending a meditate Milwaukee group meditation event in December 2004. The facility he that I saw were beautiful, and I know they do great work in the community. I also think it is wonderful that they have events like this That seem like they would be aligned with their mission, and to bring awareness to the organization and what they are doing. I look forward to going back and to future opportunities to help their mission.

Still helping women help themselves by means of Inner Peace Programs, Book Clubs, learning Self…read morecare and Self Love. I hope one day these places aren't needed!!! Until then, THANK YOU