When you don't believe that there is any hope, when you are sure that you will bury your child,…read more Call Hope Rising! Their expertise, their genuine love and concern for your loved one, the relaxed atmosphere that helps the patient feel safe is just the beginning of what they offer. When you are lost and you don't believe in anything or anyone anymore, make that call, it will be the last one you will ever have to make!

Not being a stranger to rehab and detox centers, Hope Rising is a wonderful alternative to the…read moreusual drab and depressing clinic atmospheres! These people are dedicated and caring individuals that treat everyone with dignity and kindness! If you, your friend, or your family member is serious about detox/rehabilitation then, Hope Rising must be your first choice!

Dr. Hendleman has been taking such great care of me for over two years! He is THE MAN!! The staff…read moreare kind, friendly, and helpful! They've helped with veteran affairs, medications, and overall mental and emotional health! GO SEE THEM!!

I wish I could have zero stars. There are no doctors here, the person they have managing your…read moremedication is a physicians assistant, though they call him doctor, the therapist do not have any type of degree in psychological therapy, they are social workers. There is a psychiatrist listed, but you can't get an appointment with him and you can't speak to him. Came in struggling with a bunch of issues and was offered all kinds of procedures, one that was very expensive and had to be approved by insurance. I was charged $100 fee for dispute over not canceling an appointment within 24 hours, even though I have phone calls, voicemails and text confirming that I did do it in time. I asked them to return my money since it was a huge stress on my bank account not only did they refuse. No one would call me back after multiple requests and only respond to me via text. Please don't be fooled by these people. If you have serious behavioral health issues this is not the place to go. Case in point, they are more concerned about keeping the $100 then addressing or understanding the amount of stress and anxiety it caused me not to be able to pay my obligations. That's pure greed. What type of support is this for someone who came to them truly struggling and looking for help?

My father has been a resident for more than 5 years. In the times that I have visited the staff…read morehas been very attentive and kind. When my mother passed shortly after moving in to the facility in 2013, the staff helped her with this life transition and my father afterwards with compassion. It is great to visit and see the amazing camaraderie between the residents. They have a bond that transcends all stations in life through their service.

When things go wrong there, they really go wrong. My father fell three times during his brief stay…read morethere. He was not examined immediately after the falls by a doctor at the home, even though he was in extreme pain and crying. They started physical therapy without any imaging. He was x-ray'd only after I drove from out of town and demanded an x-ray after the second fall. When he fell the 3rd time, my mother asked for an ambulance, and they denied her. The nursing supervisor told her that falls were to be expected, and that this was her "new normal." The next morning, a very large hematoma was discovered on my father's hip and leg, and the nursing staff finally called an ambulance, after he had suffered all night. After examination at the hospital, it was discovered that he had broken his back in THREE places. There was no follow-up call from the VA to check on him, and no communication from them following his last fall, no communication from the social worker, and no assistance offered to my mother in planning care. The communication with the staff was marginal before this last incident, and non-existent afterward with the exception of a phone call to my mother upon his hospital discharge to let her know he had been discharged from the VA. Discharged without prior notice, discharged without communication to discuss future care, discharged without care and dignity. Is this how they treat disabled vets? Apparently so.

If you or anyone you know is looking for help consider Lions Gate Recovery it was the best move…read moreI've ever made. This program, this community saved my life, truly. This is my first attempt at recovery and I have full faith in this working for me

The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and I felt like I was introduced to so many tools that I…read moredidn't have before. The foundation is 12 step based, but the treatment is so much more than that. Day treatment was filled with all kinds of activities from going to the gym to volunteer projects to excursions in nature. They also are incredibly helpful when it comes to payment arrangements. They have been flexible and willing to work with whatever I'm able to afford each month when making payments. This is a top notch recovery program, and I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for help with their addiction of any kind.

I came in on a Sunday (walk-in) to get a deep but small splinter removed from my finger, and also…read moreto get a tetanus booster. I didn't have to wait more than a couple minutes. The PA I saw was deft with the scalpel, and was able to remove the splinter without causing me much discomfort. I also got a flu shot while I was there, for good measure. Everyone was pleasant and professional. At least for anyone needing this kind of treatment, I can recommend Corner Clinic, and I myself won't hesitate to return in the future.

I was told by a PA that I had a bleeding ulcer. She said she'd send in an immediate referral to a…read moregastroenterologist. A week later I called the gastroenterologist office. They hadn't received it. I called corner clinic back to let them know. They said they resent it. I wonder if this is their normal practice?!

Oh I see Amanda Turner for 20 plus years. But the older I get the less she seems interested in my…read morehealth and dizziness to I black and fall . But noones knows why or what is going on and my blood preasure drops really fast and gets realky low, like 88/52 and Am no dr. But that iaps low . She said to make sure I am drinking enough water. I took myself of 2 meds that she presciibed for me. I am doing alot better with my dizziness now. They did care but now I feel they look at me and say she is here all the time. So now I go in if I my other pills refilled and that is it..

I have looked for a doctor like Dr Doug and his staff for 20 years. He is knowledgeable, kind, and…read moreremembers my family from visit to visit. We are never rushed and have never been made to wait long periods to see him. After a serious diagnosis last year, Dr Callahan and his MA, Katherine went out of their way multiple times to help me get the care I needed. I'd give 100 stars if I could. You won't find a better family practice doctor and MA.

Debra is a fantastic acupuncturist! She has helped me through a rough time with my autoimmune…read moreissues. She is patient, kind, experienced, knowledgeable, and very personable. You will love your visits with her!

Debi is very skilled and caring. She has helped me with issues where medication and surgery failed…read more My daughters have also been treated by her.