A very nice place to work the security officers make sure the patients are safe. I would definitely…read morego back here for health care

Shelby in the intermediate care unit is absolutely amazing, she is the most compassionate and…read morecaring nurse we've ever had. Extremely grateful for her the week that we were there with my aunt. Thank you Shelby, hi to Kai & Basil!

I had lunch the other day in the cafeteria. Everything is a fair price. You mostly pay for suff by…read moreweight. However, I got the club sandwich and I think it was just a little over six dollars. I can't find their menu posted anywhere in line, but it changes daily. There's also a really good little coffee cart. Rene makes the best coffee! #lunch #cafeteria #price #staff #sandwich #menu #coffee #cart #rene

As far as gyms go this one is perfect for us. It is very laid back with mostly older people. With 3…read morefloors in total, there's something for everyone. On the 1st floor is the main lobby, a kids center, salt water pool and changing rooms. They also have seperate mens and womens saunas and hot tubs in the changing rooms. The 2nd floor is where you'll find all the free weights, weight lifting machines, all the different cardio machines and a huge running/walking track. All your classes like yoga, spinning, Tai Chi and HIIT training are on the 3rd floor. There's a 7 level parking structure with minimal walking and badge access on the door. Fees vary by type of membership. With our employee discount the monthly fees are around $40 per person. A small eatery with pretty good eats is available and incredible staff awaits you.

The best care I have received at any hospital I have been at, and there are many in multiple…read morestates. Compassion, friendliness- Western style, of course, empathy, full information, and full responses so you understand what is going on, or answers to specific questions, I would rather not go anywhere else. The best care I have received at any hospital I have been at, and there are many in multiple states.

This ER was recommended by the paramedics taking me as a medical emergency, after being prematurely…read moredischarged by Northern Nevada Medical Center's Emergency Department. That review and update can be found here: https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=7059b957e07c44b7&si=AMgyJEtREmoPL4P1I5IDCfuA8gybfVI2d5Uj7QMwYCZHKDZ-E4r_9Gt1crzzTCJckVWby8JzuqctMqNxza7iOfVcNqNnVxpWezKAuTr3EP5MCodYtqJRaIbbk8Oj_4UmzwjvHJ0oYUFa-tJ38VdOCD71ir5hDetIbQ%3D%3D&q=ER+at+McCarran+NW+Reviews&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiJ7ZrN6caRAxU0LEQIHf5hN5MQ0bkNegQINBAE&biw=1152&bih=585&dpr=2.5 I presented to Saint Mary's ED as a consequence of the illegal care administered at Northern Nevada Medical Center's Emergency Department with severe abdominal pain persisting for two weeks (that had been meticulously tracked with a Medical Assistant Software my partner created, that was and has been tracking these incidents minute-to-minute ). What followed was not the provision of medical care consistent with Nevada law or accepted standards of practice, but a sequence of dismissals, misrepresentations, and dangerous prescribing decisions (AGAIN) that placed me, the patient, at risk and violated my rights. 1. Clinical Analysis of the Discharge Record Even though the staff verbally "scoffed" and suggested it was just a 'kidney stone', the After Visit Summary tells a different story: Official Diagnosis: They have officially documented Ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) obstruction as a primary diagnosis. This is not a "simple kidney stone"; it is the exact pathology identified at the first ER. Abnormal Lab Results: My urinalysis showed Trace Protein and 1+ Ketones, which indicates my kidneys are under stress. Medication: They administered Ketorolac (Toradol) at 6:32 PM. Toradol is an NSAID that can be hard on the kidneys; given my history of kidney failure, this needs to be monitored closely. Breach of the Standard of Care: This occurs when a provider fails to provide the level of care a competent professional would. (e.g., dismissing an acute UPJ obstruction as "chronic pain" without new imaging). Failure to Diagnose / Delay in Diagnosis: The refusal by SMRMC to perform a new CT or MRI despite worsening lab markers (Protein/Ketones) and a 1.9 cm lesion. Patient Abandonment/Violation of Rights: Repeated requests for a Patient Advocate were denied, and call buttons were ignored. I WILL ADD THIS TO MY ON-GOING CASE, PICTURED BELOW AND THE COMPARISONS OF BOTH EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FALIURES.

I am a doctoral candidate and a professional who expects a basic level of clinical competence…read more After a previous provider at this facility, Lynette Rossback, failed to meet the standard of care, I was told I would be transferred to the "most competent doctor they have." My experience with Dr. Saba Mohammed proved that statement to be entirely false. It was a complete failure of medical ethics. Instead of investigating peer reviewed literature or acknowledging my documented history, Dr. Saba Mohammed defaulted to a "delusional disorder" diagnosis. This is blatant medical gaslighting. It is an attempt to pathologize a patient who is well-educated on their own condition because the provider is unable to keep up with modern research. If you have a complex illness and you are smarter than your average physician, stay away. This office would rather label you as mentally ill than do the work to understand a multi-system physiological issue. Dr. Saba Mohammed is not the most competent doctor they have. He is not competent at all. This is a provider who retreats into psychiatric labels when they are out of their depth and incapable of doing their actual job or using any level of critical thinking whatsoever.

It's that time again: a follow up visit with my primary care doctor. I arrived at the clinic…read moreshortly before my 7:10 appointment and even though there were a few patients already seated in the waiting area, the queue wasn't long, so I stepped up the receptionist in time for my appointment. After a few minutes, the doctor's assistant, Maria, called me to follow her to the exam room. She prepped me for my appointment by taking my vitals: blood pressure, tested my blood sugar, took my weight and noted any changes with medications. A few more minutes passed before my doctor stepped into the room; usual clinical talks, we discussed my lab results, changed to my diet and medication, exercise routine and schedule other tests plus referrals to other medical care I may need (like an eye exam). Overall, this visit was very routine; everyone was polite and professional.

I didn't even know I had OCD until a little while before starting Thrive 's Anxiety/OCD program…read more Turns out it's an incredibly misunderstood disorder in normal society. I myself a little cocktail of ADHD, GAD, CPTSD, MDD, and ~OCD. I won't lie to you, exposure therapy is the hardest thing I've ever done. However, the differences between when I started and when I graduated? Freaking astounding. I was not even leaving my house anymore. The pressure of conforming to society and worrying and force masking myself to please whoever I was around wore me paper thin. OCD was making my life smaller and smaller every year. But now, after showing up and continuing to try things that specifically made my skin crawl and learned how to sit with it, I am back to living a relatively normal life. I leave my home whenever I have to (sometimes I even WANT TO ) and I'm back to handling whatever life throws at me without compulsing and avoiding for hours every day. Even rehearsing, masking, and people pleasing are at an all time low for me. I'm so much more comfortable being authentic. It's the hardest most confusing work I've ever done, but by gum it does the trick.

After entering the program I can honestly say I was entirely skeptical. Nothing about this program…read moremade sense to me. Until it did. I stuck with it, and I did the hard work. My life is far from being where I want it to be, and so incredibly different from where it was when I entered. They have a holistic approach for the most part, focusing on the whole picture, not just bits and pieces...symptoms. They allow me to make payments, interest free and not once have I felt this was money ill spent. I would gladly pay double to get the piece that I have gained from this incredible group of humans, who actually care. This isn't just. Job to them. It's a way of life and my life was forever changed by them.

I went to Shelley Martin RN at Dr Fong's office for my Botox and lip filler. I have an issue where…read moremy filler likes to roam over to my left side. Shelley was amazing! She evened everything out and gave me that coveted lip flip. My lips looks amazing and the Botox smoothed everything out. She's not only professional but she's personable. Highly recommend!

Great place, Dr. Fong and his staff are great. Making you feel cared for. 100% Thanks David…read moreLee-sang, Reno

I will never "do business" with that practice again. They are terrible at communications and…read moreunethical in their treatment of a patient (me).  Although Lisa Hammargren-Kuykendall is amazing, the rest of the support team (notably Christina) is incompetent and uncaring. Ugh. Awful experience. Don't run out of medicine. They don't care. Don't try to adjust your medication. They don't care. Don't request support (repeatedly) via email, text and phone messages: THEY DON'T CARE. They don't reply, they don't call back. What kind of medical practice is so completely uninterested in their patients' wellbeing. Downright criminal. Believe all the bad reviews. They are honest.

Apparently if you have problems after they treat you, they just refuse to see you when your GP…read morerefers you back to them.

Excellent care at record speed. The doctor and nurse were professional and attentive. I watched the…read moredoctor and nurses work as a team while my friend was being treated. They naturally collaborated as though this was their habit. I could have flown to Reno from Southern California, been treated, and returned in the same amount of time as it would have taken to be treated in Southern California. And I might, if need be.

I went to lemmon valley ER about 6 AM having shortness of…read morebreath, dizziness. Nausea, and slight chest and back pain. Been getting progressively worse amd then the slight back and chest pain started. The nurse, was absolutely the rudest person I have ever met. If she walked any slower she would have been moving backward. No empathy or compassion, no concern. No sense of urgency. NOTHING!!! the way she treated me as if I were a bother. I asked if there was a problem. She said no. Then why are you being so rude to me This created a whole different level of attitude when I asked that. So I called her a rude bitch and I left. Drove to Renown. Got me right in to the ER. after about thirty minutes in the ER. I was admitted to the hospital Yes, it is serious. They were kind, sympathetic, and professional. I will never go back to Lemmon Valley ER I recommend you do not either. It is an absolute JOKE!!!

Let's face it, no one wants to go to the emergency room or be admitted to the hospital. But my…read moreexperience at the Renown South Meadows campus in January, 2026, couldn't have been better. I presented myself to the Renown South Meadows ER at 5:15 AM on a Sunday morning. I was promptly admitted and was quickly seen by an ER doctor who talked to me about my symptoms and did a thorough exam. After the exam, he ordered a CT scan and some labs. The results came quickly and the ER doctor soon let me know that he had spoken to the on-call surgeon who was coming in to personally look at the test results and examine me. The surgeon arrived in short order. She was amazing. She was smart, caring, and had a wonderful bedside manner. I followed her recommendation and agreed to an urgent surgery. She had everything scheduled within a short period of time. She also did an excellent job communicating my condition and surgery results to my husband. After surgery, I was transported to the telemetry unit. I couldn't have had better care from my RN's and CNA's. They were all caring, smart, and compassionate. They listened to me and did their best to help me get better. As a matter of fact, everyone from Renown who came into my room to do anything (the phlebotomists, housekeeping, the kitchen staff) were amazing. I attribute my quick recovery to the excellent care I received from my medical team of doctors, nurses, and the rest of the Renown staff.

Waiting to have some tests done in this new, beautiful Wings of Renown South Meadows hospital…read more Folks here are very nice and helpful. Very professional care. I am in the radiology area. Quiet, nice music. Very relaxing.

The initial appointment is almost impossible to get but I'm not sure they have a fair way to make…read moreit any better. The need just GREATLY outweighs the supply. If they were keeping a waiting list I'd most likely still be waiting. We need national health care for real. I will say the doctors are often rushed off their feet so when somebody like me comes in with an A1c of 7 after 2 unmedicated years, they don't really have a lot of time for me. They have a lot sicker patients with a lot fewer resources who need their time more. I'm on disability so coming here for me is mostly a question of "who will take my medicaid without charging me extra". I will note that the dispensary on the first floor has ONE employee on the desk who always seems to be there when I go in, and he ROUTINELY hides my meds. I'm not kidding. He won't put my name on the monitor and he won't tell me when my meds are ready for pickup. Other people come and go and he ALWAYS leaves me sitting there. I have NEVER had any sort of argument with this guy, he just targets me for reasons that are unclear and doubtless totally random. Once I sat there for 2 hours, he went away and someone else came on and the FIRST THING the new person did was notice my medication and call my name. It had apparently been sitting there for over an hour. Last time he dispensed only ONE MONTH'S worth of my medication when it was written for 3 months, then he refused to correct it and told me I would just have to pay extra to get the other 2 months. It costs more to get it one month at a time. He told me it would take an hour or two to correct the way he had dispensed it. It was 5 PM and I had already been sitting there for over an hour so I just took it and left. So because there is this one weirdo who always seems to be on duty whenever I need to pick up my meds, I don't get them there any more. He gets zero stars, but since EVERYBODY ELSE there seems normal, I'm excluding him from my rating. In general my experience here has been that they are overburdened, but the doctor I have dealt with, while rushed, at least gets me the meds I need (thyroid and diabetes) without arguing with me (last doc I went to for thyroid meds tried to force me to change them). There is a review here from a mother who was just shit on by her kid's doctor. 105 is a dangerously high fever and any doc who suggests otherwise is a dangerously stupid doctor. So you might want to avoid that guy assuming he's still there. Personally I just need somebody to give me prescriptions for the totally non-recreational meds I need without charging me $200 for the office visit. As for "ethnic" issues, y'all need to stop being freakin' bigots. I guess a lot of the people there may be Hispanic, I didn't count and barely notice that kind of thing anyway. I am DEFINITELY NOT Hispanic, I have a clearly non-Hispanic name, and being or not being Hispanic has never ever even remotely been an issue. The one jackass there in the pharmacy seems like an average chubby white guy to me. He could be Hispanic, who knows. Whatever ethnic background anybody there might hail from, it's never been an issue or even noticeable - unless you're a bigot who assumes all brown people MUST be HIspanic or Latino or A Dirty Mexican or some other stupidity. Nobody's being discriminated against there because they're not Hispanic/Latino/a. There's a big difference between being discriminated AGAINST and not getting the preferential treatment you think you deserve for being born a paleskin. Get over it.

Lady answering the phone on April 30 at around 8:40 is really rude I asked if I can reschedule for…read moremy mom she asks for the date of birth with an attitude. I go ask my mom her birth year she then hangs up not even 5 seconds of me going to ask my mom and handing her the phone so she can give her information if you don't like your job answering the phone and dont have patience you can go look at another job. A front desk job is not for everyone it is not my fault you didn't get a goodnight sleep last night :)