Depending on your insurance and what Doctor you see in the ER. Makes a big difference , I had 2…read moregood experiences there, and one bad experience. Just depends on Doctor that's in the ER when you're there! Also depends on what type of medical insurance you have as well!!!

For a first time visitor, my Mom, from Mayville, had Carpal Tunnel surgery this AM. Not familiar…read morewith this hospital (I'm from Atlanta) I was apprehensive. At 6:30 AM we were greeted with a smile, and a "Good Morning" from everyone we passed by. The staff was amazing, Nurse Kim, Nurse Joyce, and I'm sorry I didn't get the others names, were very informative and clear in their intentions and care. This small town hospital exemplifies what every hospital should be! Thank you!

McKenzie Hospital, specifically the emergency room, was an absolutely phenomenal place to go in the…read moresituation of an emergency. The facility is clean and comfortable. The doctors were well equipped and well informed to offer the best insight and assistance during health crisis. The nurses were also incredibly helpful and kind. Well, for the most part... With such a high-prasing review, you're probably wondering why the hospital is only rated three stars. The answer is simple - a nurse named Scotlynn who single-handedly caused undue stress with her awful attitude, actions, and words. Perhaps it's a chihuahua complex, but this little girl was so unfathomably rude and negligent, you would think the care is coming out of her pocket. Every question she asked was followed up with an "enough, I don't need to hear all of that," and I have never heard of a nurse speak so loudly and with such vulgar language about patients after they would discharge. Seriously, one minute after a patient would leave she would immediately begin a tirade of "that stupid m*****f***** was so dumb, I asked his dumb a** three times and that idiot would just mumble, what a piece of s***." No, I'm not kidding. Mind you, this was said loudly and for about 15 minutes non-stop as we waited behind the curtain. Her rant would be crude by HBO standards. She was terrible at her job, too - seemingly incompetent and not very well-educated in her field. Any request asked of her after her almost hourly check-ins (on a very slow night), it would take another hour or asking another nurse to see that come to fruition. A similar circumstance occurred when she quite literally argued with not only my wife, but the doctor himself. My wife had been out of IV fluid for awhile and awaiting transfer to a large hospital for the procedure. That transfer would occur hours later, but when Scotlynn was asked for a new IV bag, she scoffed at my wife and said "you already had one, I know you don't drink that much water in a day," - which she does (breastfeeding hydration as well) - but Scotlynn went off to ask (and argue with) the doctor about it anyway. I guess she lost because she begrudgingly came back with a new bag. On a side note, the first time at McKenzie my wife was kept overnight and given non stop IV bags to flush her system. The big hospital kept her on them non-stop over four days. So why this rude little clown felt the need to question it herself and doubt the doctor was laughable. I had a question for a nurse, so I approached the desk. I saw her on the phone so went on to move to another nurse - but that wasn't before we made eye-contact. Without saying a word and with only glancing at her, she immediately snapped on me and yelled "I'm on the phone!" She has way too short of a fuse and an awful temperament. It's a good point to close with that my wife actually was in a medical crisis (pancreatitis) that led to her needing two emergency surgeries and strict medical supervision upon her transfer via ambulance. Thankfully Scotlynn ended her shift a good two hours before her transfer and a far more patient and qualified nurse eased the process. I'm sure I'm not the only person to witness her awfulness, as even the nurses who were there after her were heard criticizing her work and attitude. She easily brings a 5-star facility to a 3-star single-handedly. Perhaps she's better suited for the euthanasia department - human suffering and putting people down seems more her speed. I'm sure she would enjoy that far more than helping people.

After open-heart surgery I was given a referral for cardiac rehab. The nearest center was at a…read moresmall rural hospital near me (Deckerville Aspire) so I decided to check it out. It is small but well-equipped and the staff takes a personal interest in you and your progress. Wendy and Vince were great to work with and went above and beyond in caring for their patients. I recommend them without reservation....they will take care of you.

This physicians office is absolutely amazing. They go above and beyond for their patients. One of…read morethe most dedicated physicians offices I have seen in a long time from the reception to the physician. They are all willing to go the extra mile to help their patients get the care they need even if they're not the ones able to provide that care for them. Truly amazing! Would recommend 10/10 times to anyone looking for an amazing doctor's office.

Wonderful staff!! They truly do everything in their power to make things easier for each patient…read more The entire office staff really makes the office what it is!! They are truly caring people

Dr. Brian Woodbeck was a caring and compassionate professional. Unfortunately he passed away from…read moreCOVID 19 on February 18th. He will be missed.

Amazing place! Counseling is top notch and the Wellness Center has something for everyone! Salt…read moreroom, red light therapy, infrared sauna, compression suit therapy, massage chair and amethyst biomat-do one or do them all! The whole building is serene and beautiful. Cannot recommend enough!

This is a dream come true to have a salt cave, amethyst Biomat, red light therapy, infrared sauna…read moreand more right here in town. As someone with seasonal allergies and allergic asthma, breathing in the Himalayan Salt microparticles makes my breathing so much better without all the steroids; and my Eustacian tubes are finally working right! (5 prescription medications couldn't do that!) The staff helps you learn all about the different treatments, then gives you a luxurious spa robe and sandals to wear between stations. Every time I leave, it is in a state of complete relaxation. The unlimited monthly membership makes it affordable to enjoy whenever you need it.

Dr. Powell and his staff are wonderful! They are professional and use state of the art techniques…read moreand are very accommodating for emergencies. They have an annual discount plan for those without insurance, which helps save money. Nothing but high regards for them and I have referred my family and friends to Dr. Powell. They, too, are satisfied. Dr. Powell collaborates with other dentists and oral surgeons, as well, to make sure all your needs are met.

I was in a serious car accident when I was a teenager, a lot of orthopedic surgery through the…read moreyears . Anxiety can get out of control as I've gotten older, especially when I'm having more surgery.. My PCP used to help me out with a couple Valium daily and it worked. Facing another group of surgeries when the opioid problem came, my PCP could no longer prescribe. I was told I needed to have a consult with a psychiatrist. Desperate, I made an appointment went and saw her. Her office was piled high with Charts and paperwork, she had about 200 pound dog that laid in the middle of the room it was tight quarters, I was struggling to walk. I had a messed up ankle/leg that I was getting ready to have surgery , last thing I wanted to do was step over a 200 pound dog. . She said she was a farmer, no problem. I was in Marlette. We spoke for a couple hours seemed like things went well. I told a cousin about her and said I thought I really liked her. She said see how it goes for you, but I didn't have a very good experience. Just see how it goes for you and that's where we left. It . Doctor gave me a script. Helped me get through my surgery really well it was good medicine. After 30 days of feeling good doing well on the meds she wanted to change it, I'm healing from major orthopedic reconstruction of a foot and ankle and a leg, two more surgeries to come. I didn't think that was a wise idea, but she was a doctor.. we went through a trial and error for weeks of try this medicine and try that medicine. Finally, I got mad and said no more.. I still have an email from her that upsets me, when you tell a doctor that medication is not working for you because you can't breathe, you can't sleep at night, all sorts of side effects and it's just dismissed like I was not giving the medication a chance. It wasn't the time to be changing medication.. I asked please can we stay on the medicine that works until I'm through this orthopedic surgery? Answer was no. Luckily, I did find a doctor to help me with at least one Valium a day when things really get out of control. My cousin later told me that she had the same experience with Dr wanting to change medication. I don't understand that if something works for the patient, why change it ? I was very disappointed went through a lot of suffering..

Out of curiosity I read some reviews and am surprised by the number of negative reviews. I sought…read moretreatment six years ago for treatment resistant clinical depression. The cocktail of meds my former Dr prescribed was ineffective, to say the least. Dr. Zylanoff quickly diagnosed my specific type of depression, slowly weaned me off unnecessary meds, and started me on a different medication that improved my symptoms and quality of life. Within a few weeks I felt like the light was turned back on and my daily functioning was normal again. So, when reading these very negative reviews keep in mind that Dr.Zylanoff is direct and will sometimes tell you things you may not want to hear . She is not your traditional mental health professional. She practices in a rural area and I feel so fortunate to have found her, as mental health resources in my community are few and far between. I used to drive an hour to see my former doctors because I thought that their sophistication somehow made them " better" at their craft. I was wrong . Dr. Zylanoff is an excellent diagnostician, knows her pharmacology, is unpretentious and is better qualified to treat mental health conditions than other providers I have seen.