I went in with a painful, itchy contact skin rash, clearly suffering. Was asked what pharmacy I…read moreuse, and I said "I don't care as long as it's open!" They sent my Rx to WalMart, which had ALREADY been closed an hour earlier, which I discovered when I drove there. By that time the urgent care was also closed. I sat in a chair and cried. A little attention to detail, a little more compassion and care for your patient, rather than just doing your job checking boxes, goes a long way. If you go to this facility, double check everything!

Waited 2 hours for a test as I noticed they are pretty racist here the front desk lady doesn't even…read moresay "hello" just a simple "how can I help you " very rudely. And I say they are racist because to certain people she will greet them with a nicer tone and a " hello " Wake up people it's 2021

I have personally never had a problem with them ever but I have heard other people have. I went in…read moretoday for an appointment and they got me medicine and we scheduled a follow up to see how the medicine is working.

Some of the individual doctors at Keystone are just fantastic, but they are all too busy to provide…read morea consistent standard of care. My last doctor was randomly assigned to me based on our mutual schedules. He lectured me about my sexual habits when I visited for a sleep problem. He accused me of being addicted to pain killers on the next visit, then acknowledged that I had no access to pain killers. (He was fired. Fancy that.) Sure, Keystone can get you in and out; but they can't and don't offer much by way of personal or preventative care. If you don't have insurance, mention it when you get to the billing counter. Keystone offers a discount for the uninsured. Also, if you need to see a doctor URGENTLY but not ER URGENTLY, call at 7:30a when they open and request a same-day. Ask nicely, and the receptionist will probably take pity and give you an appointment. But only if you are nice. (I'm serious.)

Calling a nurse practitioner a hospitalist seems misleading? I would feel better knowing a…read morephysician was in the hospital for emergencies, not someone that never went to medical school. I suppose cost savings outweigh patient safety now?

The staff here are extremely incompetent. I went to get blood work done six months ago, and called…read moreahead giving them my insurance information, twice, over the phone. When I arrived on location, I verified the information at the desk with the secretary or office assistant. The women took a copy of my insurance card and verified my appointment, and the fact that I called ahead. Now, six months later, I am receiving calls from a debt collection agency for 1,300 dollars, and the hospital is claiming that I didn't have my insurance cards. As you can tell I am very frustrated with the below amateur level competence of staff.

Fell and hurt my shoulder, when I checked in the receptionist was very rude to me. I sat in the…read morewaiting room for almost an hour. They were calling people back that had come in after me. I got up and walked out, told the girl at the desk to take my name off their books. I would go somewhere else where I am treated better, she acted like she could care less. Will not be going back to this facility.

The workers here were extremely condescending and rude. I came in with a fever and severe pain in…read moremy lower back and abdomen (I let a UTI go for too long without getting an antibiotic for it) and told them this. They told me since I had my annual at the OBGYN the day before, that they couldn't do anything to help until the doctors reviewed my results from those tests (it was a Friday night and they are closed weekends so I was going to have to wait until Monday morning to get treatment??) I told them I thought I needed an antibiotic and was worried to wait any longer because the pain had gotten much worse over the course of the day. When the doctor came in she said, "honey, we aren't going to prescribe you pain medicine here." --???? I was dumbfounded on how little empathy she had, as I was in tears from how bad the pain was. She got up, left the room without doing a single test, evaluation, NOTHING, and told me I could leave (didn't show me to the door or anything just left me in the room). I ended up calling an on call nurse and got an antibiotic myself. One of the most frustrating experiences of my life; I felt very invalidated and uncared for by the nurses and doctors here!

This is the only store I go to for weed. Everyone is so friendly & helpful. Calling your order in…read moremakes it quick. I highly recommend. They`ve enlarged the store so you`re not all crammed in together, most times there`s no wait.

Good service. Great products. Friendly staff. Easy to use website. It's usually open so you don't…read morehave to wait long to get your products.

I had never tried Floating before going to Oasis Float Company. But I had been struggling with…read moreinsomnia for months and had tried everything I could think of. I filled out a form explaining the results I was hoping for. As I was filling out the form, a gentleman came out after his float and, when his wife asked him if it helped his chronic back pain, he told her he wasn't feeling any pain at all! He looked stunned. Then he asked if he could come every week! One of the owners took me into a room with a nice stand up shower and a big pod filled with skin-temperature water filled with epsom salt. She explained how everything worked and left. Once I showered with their unscented shampoo and body wash, I climbed into the pod, put in the provided ear plugs and closed the door of the hatch. I floated for one hour in the dark (my preference because you can leave the lights on if you want) to experience sensory deprivation. When the hour was over, the lights in the pod came on and a soft voice on an intercom in the pod told me my hour was completed. I got a discount for being a first time customer and went home feeling relaxed. That night, I slept better than I have since having kids!! And I was super calm for almost two weeks after my float. For someone with anxiety, it was like a vacation from my body and brain!

Amazing experience. The building is very serene and peaceful inside. It's beautifully decorated and…read morevery clean inside. The staff is very helpful. I had back pain going into my first float and it was completely gone afterwards! I ended up signing up for their membership to keep going back monthly

Very, very helpful and nice…read more Called the day of and walked in the same day! Waiting room is small but cozy, couple people lined up for a session and I had a good feeling as soon as I walked in. Paperwork very simple and easy, doctor asks you more so you're not just info on a sheet of paper. He was very straight to the point, easily explained everything and listened to my complaints! Very reassuring to affirm the pain that had once been dismissed has an explanation. Two quick adjustments later and months of pain was gone within seconds. Nearly cried sitting in my car because I could finally walk and sit without pain. I have my second appointment tomorrow and I can't wait. No b.s. going on here. Very nice people, willing to help and I would highly recommend.

I had a frustrating interaction with Dr. Rebecca Wagner and I was hesitant to post my concerns when…read moreher office sent me an invitation for comments. Therefore, I tried to share my concerns directly with Dr. Wagner via email, but I received a letter of dismissal without any discussion of my questions and concerns. I would NOT recommend the Wagner Centre based on my implant experience. I was prompted by her office for a comment on social media and felt I needed to warn others about what they might encounter, particularly the cost. Her office staff was friendly and the service was prompt but the rest of my care was concerning. I was so concerned about what happened that I decided to seek care in a different office for my implant. This difficulty has delayed my care and forced me to find another implant provider, but the final cost of my implant will be less than half of what Dr. Wagner was proposing to charge! I observed three things that were particularly concerning. Firstly, Dr. Wagner failed to review my old records and imaging before demanding more imaging. Secondly, she repeated examinations that my primary dentist had just performed without reviewing my records, or discussing it with me, and then charge me for these services. Thirdly, I was frustrated by demands for my credit card number by phone before I could schedule my first appointment. I mentioned my concern about the unsafe nature of this practice and offered to bring my credit card to the office, but was told my appointment would be canceled unless I complied. Giving credit card numbers by phone is a recognized, unsafe, business practice.

Very friendly and pay close attention to detail. Very flexible with scheduling. Alex checks on you…read moreto make sure you're not left along too long.

Is isn't a vacation if you don't run in a Walmart?…read more We wound up going to Walmart twice while on vacation. It was clean and well organized. I hadn't been in one in years! We wanted to pick up some groceries since the condo we rented had a full kitchen. Their food selection is huge! We found everything we needed to get plus other items!

I came here after my fabulous fail at Target. I expected to be able to find everything I needed…read morewhen I came in here, because well it's Walmart. But, as they say, the grass is not always greener on the other side. I still had time to kill and because I am persistent I wanted to get that task out of the way. It irritated me as soon as I walked in here. I decided to make my way to the back of the store to attempt to find my first item. And, as if it were a theme for the day, it was not there. I am going to amass that to how busy the area is. Because of that I assume that a lot of the items just fly off the shelf. At that point, I just decided to get in the car and go. Drive myself into oblivion because at this point my day was feeling like it was shot. I browsed as I walked myself up to the front of the door, preparing to exit. But I did not purchase a thing.