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Dr Blair is one of the best. My child loves going to see him and his staff. .
Both of my children see Dr. Blair. They both love going to the dentist! He is a very friendly Dr. and you can tell he loves what he does. Best dentist in the Treasure Valley :).
I am truly impressed with Dr. Blair and his staff. My daughter had a lot of anxiety about getting her dental work done and he was extremely kind, patient and willing to go just at her pace. His staff was very helpful with all of the billing/insurance as well. I highly recommend this office. .
My husband saw Dr. Lance Wright, a neurologist at this clinic. I cannot put into words how wonderful he was with my husband. He left no stone unturned to find what his problem was. Dr. Wright and his staff were awesome. Caring, patient & always had time to listen. When the diagnosis was made, primary progressive MS, Dr. Wright was compassionate in his words. I will forever be grateful to him and his staff. God Bless you all..
Nice place. Hope you never have to go there..
An Open Letter to Dr. Raul Cardenas, You do not remember me, but I will never forget you. On September 15, 2016, you looked at my father's MRI and made the determination he would not improve. You told us he would never walk again. Quite frankly, you told us this with such a lack of compassion, empathy and rudeness that in a matter of minutes you destroyed my family. You gave us no hope. The only fortunate part was that my father never knew any of this. I would hope as a physician you would know (and were taught) how important it is for a patient to have hope and remain positive especially in the face of such a life changing injury. When we inquired about a second opinion, you removed yourself from my father's case and this was the best decision for our family. We found another surgeon within Semmes Murphy, Dr. Michael LaBagnara, who gave us hope (if this were a review of him, I would grant 5 stars). He made no false promises but was truthful and forthcoming with my father's prognosis. He showed us patience and compassion and has proved to be an outstanding surgeon. The purpose of this is to let you know how wrong your diagnosis was. My father continues to improve, and today he IS walking. Your words haunted me for a long time. I hope that you will read this and remember that you might be a great doctor but on this day you were not a great human being. I am hoping that you remember that your profession requires compassion and understanding as much as knowledge and skill. Please remember this the next time you sit down with a family to discuss the prognosis of their loved one before you cause them unnecessary pain. An Open Letter to Dr. Raul Cardenas, You do not remember me, but I will never forget you. On September 15, 2016, you looked at my father's MRI and made the determination he would not improve. You told us he would never walk again. Quite frankly, you told us this with such a lack of compassion, empathy and rudeness that in a matter of minutes you destroyed my family. You gave us no hope. The only fortunate part was that my father never knew any of this. I would hope as a physician you would know (and were taught) how important it is for a patient to have hope and remain positive especially in the face of such a life changing injury. When we inquired about a second opinion, you removed yourself from my father's case and this was the best decision for our family. We found another surgeon within Semmes Murphy, Dr. Michael LaBagnara, who gave us hope (if this were a review of him, I would grant 5 stars). He made no false promises but was truthful and forthcoming with my father's prognosis. He showed us patience and compassion and has proved to be an outstanding surgeon. The purpose of this is to let you know how wrong your diagnosis was. My father continues to improve, and today he IS walking. Your words haunted me for a long time. I hope that you will read this and remember that you might be a great doctor but on this day you were not a great human being. I am hoping that you remember that your profession requires compassion and understanding as much as knowledge and skill. Please remember this the next time you sit down with a family to discuss the prognosis of their loved one before you cause them unnecessary pain. .
