if I could give a zero for worst health insurance provider I would. What an absolute train wreck to…read moresay the least. when you took over for whatever it was before for Oklahoma, you screwed up ONE person in my family's insurance. we all have the same instance, live in the same household. I fill out the stupid OHI paperwork you told me to send , I also called back and had a representative fill it out and send it up. so I did this mess and wasted my time and my money 2 freaking times. I'm still getting bills for her from the beginning of the flipping year, because you ding dongs are denying them, and this is YOUR SCREW UP, so why do I need to jump through hoops and raise my Bp for some clueless person screwed up. then I call back last week and yall have her end date on an old insurance policy for like the year 3,001 WTH!!!! this needs to be fixed. I got a letter back stating I need to do this and that and blah blah blah. well I'm not doing it, you messed it up. you fixed it then re process all these bills too while you're at it. what great insurance for families of military members to have to deal with, as if that lifestyle isn't hard enough already. happy freaking new year!!!!

Triwest Healthcare Alliance has major computer glitches that they won't fix which cause claims to…read moredeny or process incorrectly. Active duty soldiers, retired veterans and their families are afraid to seek the healthcare they need because so many claims go unpaid. Shameful corporation!

This Lodge is where my father went and worked many years. He was also Worshipful Master twice and…read moremy mother belongs to the Order of the Eastern Star associated with this Masonic Lodge. They help the neighborhood and do a lot of philanthropic work for the schools close by.

Good, strong drinks. Friendly people. Shuffleboard, pool table and juke box. Updated kitchen and…read morenew kitchen staff. Used to be a total dive bar / biker bar. My kind of place! Stopped in here to check the place out. It is a bit hidden, being around the corner from the front of the plaza, but there's good signage. Plenty of parking. The new location opened up about six months prior, and they decided to move because their old location was too small and membership was growing, and they didn't have any options for expansion. Here, the place is about 2-3 times as big and the neighboring business has already mentioned they might sell to the post in the future, because they belief in our cause. The post has done a lot of work to the place. It was an old, run down motorcycle bar and they've redone the floors, and done work on the bathrooms, bar, and kitchen. They just hired a kitchen team and food so far has been real good, with an emphasis on smoked meats. One con about the place is, as of now, there is no designated smoking section but they try to keep the smokers on one half of the bar if they wanna stay inside to smoke. Most days you don't notice it but I hope they are able to change that in the future. The people are friendly. Like, more friendly than I would have thought possible. My first time in I just went for some basic information and ended up staying for three hours. Second time in I ended up staying late and ordering food. Transferred my membership here last month. Don't be put off by the fact the front door isn't unlocked. Just ring the door bell during business hours. There's riff raff in the neighborhood - just trying to keep them out. Right now the bar is open only to members but we do have events open to the public that have been going really well, like car shows and motorcycle events. You can become a member if you're a military veteran in good standing. You can also become a member of the Auxiliary if you're the spouse or widow of a veteran, or if you are the son of a veteran (SAL), so there are options. The post isn't full of old timers either, we had quite a few younger members and some of which are still serving. As of last meeting, we're up 20+ members, most of which are transfers, like me.

This bar is old, run down, beat up, and just plain awesome! Think "Cheers." The people here are…read moreextremely friendly. Everyone treats you like family. This is a place you could go to solo and yet you won't be alone. The food selection is amazing for bar food but the kitchen is not always open. The alcohol is low cost and if you play your cards right a "regular" might even show you the trick on how to get the quarter in the shot glass t the bottom of the fish tank to win a beer. (It took me one try.) The downside is that this is a membership bar. You will either need to be military, former military, or an invitee of a member to go inside. Expect to pay about $60 a year to maintain membership.

Excellent organization! Creative, charitable, always helps to people. Thanks ARC volunteers and…read moreadministration for everything done!

From the owner: Russian Cultural Events and relevant Social Services to and for Russian speaking population in…read moreArizona. We do not discriminate based on gender, age, religious beliefs, national origin, or political affiliation of a person interested in services that we offer.

Great, smart, and experienced staff. #1 in the state and #6 in the country for successful claims…read moreand DIC. Free services and everything you are awarded is yours. They survive on donations, so please help them out..

Bingo is great! For a reasonable price anyone is welcome. If f it's your first time you will also…read moreget a free dauber! Although I didn't bingo I still had hours of entertainment And had a taco salad for $25. You can't beat that! Just a heads up , they only accept cash.