I have always recieved the best care possible.

I have always been treated well at the clinics and the hospital. We are very fortunate to have PDH in our community.

All most satisfactory. Many thanks for your courtesy.

Everyone is very kind and supportive of people with anxiety issues, as well as being very helpful with any situation that arrives.

It’s hard to get in to my regular provider. Her next appointment was over a month away. So I had to see one of your flyers. The flyer (Anita Godman) was wonderful. It’s too bad she’s just a flyer and not here permanently. Though I still have to see my regular provider because your flyer can’t do a follow up to an original appointment.

I would not want to have to be treated for anything serious here in Quincy and would go to Reno if needed. Quincy healthcare is unprofessional in that they have issues with cleanliness and basic commonsense safety i.e.; The initial nurse seeing me for Covid (when leaving the room), ripped off gown, Gloves, and mask, and simply threw them into the open trashcan by the door. Aren’t items such as infected needles and garments usually thrown into an enclosed stainless steel container? just because Quincy is a small town doesn’t mean that the services of the local hospital need to be under par. It gives one of the impression that they have no pride in what they do, which doesn’t make one feel warm and fuzzy about going there and hoping for good care. I was however, impressed by the Traveling physicians assistant that saw me at the end of November visit. She was professional, caring, concise, and knew what she was doing.