I've been to see Kristina three times for IV therapy. She is incredibly knowledgeable and skilled…read more My husband caught Covid and I didn't! I absolutely believe that my immune system was firing on all cylinders thanks to treatment by Kristina. I trust her so completely that I brought my daughter in for IV therapy after she spent an entire summer working outside in a damp mountain climate. She returned not feeling her best. Like me, she didn't catch anything from her dad. I don't think it's a coincidence that the two of us who had our immunity boosted avoided Covid in our house . Kristina is my go to person when I want be proactive with my health or when I'm not feeling 100%.

Very accommodating, kind, helpful, and keen-to-detail! Cured my hangover in the 30 minutes I spent…read moregetting an infusion. I will be recommending to all of my friends and family!

I started acupuncture on advice of my oncologist at the start of chemo. I was concerned about…read moreneuropathy. Her first suggestion was to start acupuncture right away. I searched for a local, well reviewed acupuncturist and found Oriental Healing. Charlotte performed my treatment. She is extremely knowledgeable and willing to thoroughly explain the treatment to me. She is very patient and flexible. She modifies my treatment as my needs change. I highly recommend Oriental Healing.

I am 100% disabled from Agent Orange. I need "new" knees, however, no one will operate on me as I'm…read moretoo risky. The VA recommended I give acupuncture a try for my knees and back. I haven't been able to walk for exercise for over a year BUT after only 3 sessions at Oriental my knee pain was gone. My back has been slower to respond but is getting better. I will whole heartedly recommend anyone give Oriental a try!! Craig N.

When I got my insurance from work, I looked for an optometrist that was in the network and close to…read moremy home. I came across Family Vision, and I have been here for over four years. Everyone is very polite and knowledgeable. They even know me right when I walk in the door. That's a good feeling. No high-pressure tactics, and they work with you to get the maximum out of your benefits. The optometrists are very professional and thorough. They recommend certain tests that are not covered by your insurance, but ultimately, it's your decision. I am very happy with Family Vision.

Annual skin check. Worst skin check I've ever received. Doctor seemed to be in a rush and was in…read morethe room less than 5 minutes. Barely skimmed over my body unless I pointed out something. I've gotten a skin check every year and this was most definitely not a skin check. She did not check my head, behind my ears, chest, shoulders, and other areas. This skin check was not cheap and I feel like it was a complete waste of money and will need to go to another doctor to get checked. I would not recommend going here for a skin check

Amazing first experience with Dr. Dika and her staff. Very thorough, kind, informative,…read moreknowledgeable. Office staff were very welcoming. Loved Heather! Genuine, sweet, helpful, also very knowledgeable. Highly recommend M Dika Dermatology! I feel very confident in their expertise. 5 star service.

This makes me never want to go to a doctor again. First time going here after being referred to a…read moredoctor here. Went for an annual check up and was in and out within 10 mins. I was then referred to by the doctor to visit the dermatologist for a brown bump on my head and chest. I was in there for 2 mins before he told me it was nothing. So the whole visit took 5 mins. After a month or 2 I received a bill in the mail for $185 for my annual visit. Immediately called my insurance and they stated its because Aurora medical center charged me $510 for a NEW PATIENT! TOTAL BS. Never in my 33 years of living have I ever seen a charge for a new patient. And AGAIN got charged $350 for a NEW PATIENT visit for the Dermatologist. They never disclosed that I would be charged a new patient fee for either visit or I would have went to a different office. DONT GO HERE FOR YOUR ANNUAL CHECK UPS.. Pure money grabbers.

Checked in for an outpatient appointment. Masks, of course, are mandatory. The staff I was in…read morecontact with was both courteous and very professional. In and out in under 1/2 hour. Definitely make sure to do the pre-check screening they text you.

I've had chronic low back pain for years. It would flare up, and I could never point to a specific…read morereason why. Seeking answers, I recently had some visits with Ryan at Doctors of physical therapy. He pointed out that I had limited movement in my foot, and ankle (from an old ankle fracture) that contributed to my hip, and low back pain. He prescribed some therapy that I continue to do on my own, which has my eliminated my back pain. On the days it flairs up, I know what exercises to do to alleviate it. I highly recommend his services. The atmosphere at Doctors of physical therapy is welcoming, caring, and professional. Many thanks Ryan, Joan

AAAA+++++ To me what sets the difference between good…read morephysical therapy and outstanding physical therapy are the staff. There is a feeling that you get when you are in a great amount of pain that the staff here "gets it"! From the moment you walk through the front door you are greeted by the front end manager, Holly. She is not only professional but her kindness and caring is second to none. She is very sensitive to your needs. So important to any business having someone like her running the front end. Once you are sent back Ryan was the first Therpyist to evaluate me and started me with baby steps to get me out of the ten plus pain level I was in. Since breaking my back twice in my life and having several surgeries I am very protective of letting anyone touching my back. Example and lesson learned are that there are a lot of physical therapists out there and in several cases, I left being in worse shape then when I started. But, not here. This all has been an excellent experience and I would highly recommend this Burlington location. You won't be sorry. Thank you Scott Broad

I also am leaving a review for the hayride. It was definitely family friendly and does benefit the…read moreBoy Scouts. One problem to note though is that they ask you to make a time reservation when you purchase tickets ahead of time. Our reservations were for 8pm and we arrived early. There was a huge line that they said were walk-ins. They did not honor the reservation time and we waited in line for a couple hours. Make sure you factor in the wait even if you have reservations. It was fun.

I decided to visit this place since they had a Haunted Hayride. (Just so you know, this review is…read moregoing to be all about the Hayride, since I have no idea what it's normally like.) I also came with six other folks. When we arrived, blow-ups of family-friendly characters greeted us. They seemed fitting, considering the website for the event claimed it was "Family-Friendly." They had a good parking system going, and it didn't take long to park. Before I describe this next part, I should mention that we came 15 minutes early. Okay, let's continue. There was a HUGE line to get into the main entrance area where you could buy food, buy drinks, pay for your tickets, (which were $7 per person) and get into the line before you boarded the Hayride. The line looked long, but we zipped through it pretty quickly. We were directed into one of many lanes with smaller lines. Thankfully, they had an inflatable screen you could project a movie onto. They had a projector running so you could just watch a movie while you waited to board one of the four tractors. When a tractor came around, they would let one of the lines of people go onto the tractor. When the next one came, they could let the next line of people go. When they got to the last line, they would go back to the first line and the process would restart. Once we boarded our tractor, we were treated to a variety of scenes that starred Boy Scouts and people dressed in costumes. It was all very fun. We passed some lights and there were a few jumpscares, but nothing too major... yet. Halfway through the ride, we disembarked from the tractor to explore a cabin lodge. Inside, there were bathrooms, a line for food that cost extra, (but we didn't mind) and marshmallow roasting in the back. They also had a really cool werewolf animatronic that danced to music with lights behind him and next to him that were synced up to the music. One of the songs was Thriller, if you want an idea of what kind of music they were playing. After you explored the lodge, you could hop back on the tractor and return to where you started, or you could take this path, which had an official name I don't remember, filled to the brim of a cauldron with spooky stuff. However, this area was DEFINITELY more scary than the tractor ride, so beware if you have small kids. If you followed this trail, you would end up at the entrance where the tractor would have taken you had you chosen to have taken it back to the entrance. On the path, some of the most memorable... exhibits, we'll say, were a small maze with glow-in-the-dark paint on the walls with costumed Boy Scouts jumping out at you, a creepy Jack in the Box show where you would sit down and a creepy rendition of Pop Goes the Weasel would play until the Jacks in the Boxes would jump out of their respective boxes all of a sudden, probably scaring you, and some boys at the end offering you dumb items to buy, they were all a joke of course. (At least, I ASSUME that they were and that you couldn't actually buy them.) As one final scare, there is a little wooden fortress-like building that is exposed to the elements that you can choose to walk into at the end of the experience. It looked to be the scariest thing there (yes, I chickened out) and you could even hear a chain saw originating from the fortress. One more warning for little ones though, since the fortress is near the exit and the exit is near the entrance, while waiting for your tractor at the start, multiple times, your party will hear the loud sound of a chainsaw running. This may spook some kids... or hype your party up for the end! Overall, I greatly enjoyed my time here. My favorite moments were those that included the Boy Scouts and the jokes were a nice touch. The Boy Scouts added a certain charm, that's for sure. There were scary moments, there were funny moments, and there were relaxing moments. I would recommend this for any group or family as long as you have kids that don't get scared easily. A fantastically phantom-filled experience for all!

The 45+ min wait time for the doctor to COME INTO the room is ridiculous. The parking lot was…read morepractically empty and no one was in the waiting room. WHAT is she DOING. I HAVE GO GET BACK TO WORK. And then, she makes you repeat everything you told the nurse, gives you baseline answers (in a monotone and dead inside way), then tells you to leave. Waste of time and money.

What happened to you? I was a customer for years and could…read morenot say enough good things about Aurora Health Center. Since the Pandemic hit they are a shadow of their former self. I will be looking for another provider. From billing issues to missed preapprovals, that is if you are even lucky enough that they agree to see you. Scheduling takes forever; if you are canceled, they used to reschedule you unprompted, now you need to chase after them. Sorry, but I have a full time job and I need my provider to be a bit more on their toes. We all need to be more cautious during a pandemic, I know, however stop hiding and start taking care of your patients again like you used to.