Dr. Nobuhara is a graet doctor. He has been my primary physician for many years, and his care and…read moreadvise has been the best.

Dr Nobuhara is a great doctor( the only reason I am giving 2stars). But unless you can plan to get…read moresick 6 months in advance, I don't recommend his office. I had to wait 2 weeks to even get in to see his PA. And the one time I arrived a few minutes late, because my baby had a blowout as I was putting her into the car seat, the front office staff was rude and I was told I could not be seen. (I drove all the way from draper to Provo and I just needed a refill on my inhaler) It was a horrible experience!

In December of 2019 I visited the Intermountain Healthcare emergency room. While in the care of the…read morestaff, doctors and nurses I spent over two hours in a private room with very few visits. When I was visited by the attending physician, Dr. Nelson, his demeanor was very unprofessional, confrontational, and distrustful. I was diagnosed bipolar 2 disorder in 2018 and was between residences for several months before I moved in with family in Provo, Utah. With no established medical care in a new, unfamiliar area, I felt I had no choice but to visit the ER due to extreme depression and to make sure I was able to stay on stabilizing medications. I visited the emergency room to get an emergency refill on a non-narcotic prescription I have taken for years that I have been told not to stop taking because of its life threatening side-effects. I recently acquired my medical records from my visit at Intermountain Healthcare. After careful review of the documents, I have found that Dr. Nelson lied about me on my medical records and his unprofessional behavior in the emergency room was discriminatory and based on a diagnosis that I do not have. I asked to have my Lamictal prescription refilled as it is necessary to maintaining my mental health. He put in my medical records that I hadn't been taking it and he "advised against restarting it". I had not stopped taking it. I needed a refill because I was almost out and having a very difficult time. He told me to stop taking a life saving medication cold turkey. If I had stopped taking it cold turkey as he suggested, I would have been even more depressed, psychotic, and would possibly have seizures as well. If anything, he should have referred me to a physician who could help or sent me to an emergency mental health hospital for acute care. Dr. Nelson is not a psychiatrist. In my chart, he wrote in an diagnosis for borderline personality disorder and claimed my behavior (being upset about not being able to have my life saving medication) was due to this disorder. He also claimed that I changed and fabricated my stories while I was there, implying in my chart that it was due to this disorder (one I do not have). I was not visited by a staff psychologist, social worker or other doctor who could have advised him on such a diagnosis. I have since received follow up care and I am feeling better. I don't have BPD. I have never been diagnosed with BPD. I have bipolar 2 disorder and OCD. His uninformed diagnosis reduced the quality of my care by other attending physicians and nurses. The treatment I received at the hands of Dr. Nelson left me feeling even worse than I had felt when I came in to the emergency room. He stated that I have BPD in these records and to my nurses to invalidate my feelings and reactions to what happened. This is blatant discrimination and disgusting behavior from a doctor. I am concerned about the other patients that Dr. Nelson is seeing. If he treated me with such unprofessionalism based on a diagnosis that had no basis, he most likely treats other patients the same way or even worse. *Copy of the complaint email I sent to Intermountain Healthcare I DO NOT recommend visiting this hospital. I especially do not recommend seeing Dr. Nelson.

By far the most thorough, caring doctor I have seen. Super grateful I found him for my primary care…read moredoctor.

This could be a 5 star review but Ms. Jackie with the sleep disorder unit was rude and difficult…read moreand therefore I refuse to give this place 5 stars. Parking was plentiful. We found the sleep disorder unit on the 2nd floor easily. Check in was easy breezy as I did the required registration process online prior. Waited roughly 10 min before being called back. Nurse asked a bunch of questions and then Dr. Staheli came in. He also asked a bunch of questions before agreeing to do the sleep study. After speaking with the doc he walked us to Ms. Jackie. Not sure if she was having a bad day, but she was rude and seemed bothered by doing a job and made us walk back up front to reception to get our insurance card scanned. The sweet gals told me they were so sorry that she made us walk back to the front and what an inconvenience when it could have been handled by Ms. Jackie. They scanned my card. Sent me back to Ms. Jackie, and then Ms. Jackie has the nerve to ask me to pull out my insurance card to verify the info! What?! After verifying the info matched she rudely told me a few dates that we could do the sleep study. I chose a date. She then told me I had to be back on a specific date fir the follow up with results. When I asked if my child needed to be present she said yes very rudely. I said well that date was her first day of school and I wouldn't let her miss it. She gave me the next date and said if you don't take this date you won't get your results for another 2 months after. Uh, ok, then give me the next date, she wrote it in a business card handed it to me and said expect a phone call from the sleep clinic a day before and don't be late. She turned back to her desk and we left, I do not look forward to dealing with her again, and I hope on our follow up I don't have to!!!

I spent 45 minutes on hold last Thursday and was advised that my records would be sent by Monday…read more When I contacted my new provider today, they confirmed they have not received anything. I then spent over an hour on the phone trying to get an update. After finally using the callback feature, I was told that records requests can take up to two weeks and that my only option was to submit a request through the online portal. When I contacted the Medical Records department directly, I was again referred to the online portal and told that once a request is received, it typically takes 2-3 business days to process. The inconsistent timelines and lack of accountability are extremely frustrating. Every conversation results in being redirected to an online portal, with no one seemingly able to provide a clear status update or assistance. What has happened to customer service? Adding to my concerns, Revere Health recently experienced a data breach affecting approximately 10,800 patients through unauthorized access to patient information via a third-party payment platform. Given these circumstances, I am even more concerned about the handling and transfer of my medical records. At this point, I would appreciate a clear explanation of where my records request stands, when the records will be transmitted, and a direct point of contact who can take ownership of resolving this issue. The current process has been time-consuming, confusing, and unacceptable.