Hutchinson Health

First of all Denise shady you should have more respect for an organization that has given you an opportunity of a lifetime to operate a business inside a facility with doctors and nurses that put their entire lives into medical practice. If you truly believe talking bad about a hospital just because you didn't receive the monetary results you were expecting to achieve as being the solution to your total compliance bogus business failing, then you are selfish and greedy and have no respect for any of your businesses character. It just sickens me that she thinks she can open her mouth when the hospital has saved hundreds of lives, remind me of the last time a stupid pee test helped save anyone Denise. So glad hutch health took over for drug testing, it's only right. I would rather trust well educated professionals to handle this type of testing over a bunch of bafoons called tcs.

I've been going here since 2000 and I have had wonderful service. I've had to use the ER and Hospital as well as the Clinic and Speciality Clinics and each one has been so very kind to me. The care in the hospital was great as I was there for an average of 7 days due to illness. If you've had bad service, let them know and if you've had good service, let them know that too. By letting them know, it's the only way that they can get better. When you're sick, this is the place to be where everyone is working to get you well again. Thank you.

So happy Hutchinson health took the initiative to erase the cancer of total compliance solutions out of their offices, love getting my medical needs taken care of here. Everyone is very professional.

I have been to this clinic several times and whoever is in charge of managing things does not have a good handle on what their staff are doing. We have chosen to go to different facilities for our medical needs for most of the things we need completed.

Better off looking on Google or WebMD for whatever your problem is. You go "Big pharmacy" push those pills! Must be easier to give meds then to practise the art of helping others get better. "Take asprin and ibuprofen and follow up as needed" is what Dr.Mckay's advice is, or quit my job.