Terros Health - Stapley Health Center- Primary Care

Amanda Wegener

Absolutely freaking horrible never answers phones and dosnt know how to switch the phone lines over from the night answering service. I just need my meds refilled and it's almost impossible to get a appointment when needing it

Erica S

If i could give zero stars i would. Linsey mittenbrink is a terrible counselor. She is against patients taking marijuana for ptsd, recommends patients get on meds even when the patient specified they dont want them, closing the case, makes patients uncomfortable and unsafe. No sympathy, no compassion, no understanding of autism. Only cares about money to help her son. Doesnt understand patients struggles of a fixed income. I hope she loses her job and struggles to pay her bills.

Nilbog Natas

Terros Stapley has been a guiding force in my life after years of obscurity and a life void of light. If you're considering coming here, please read the following: Geoffrey Carr and LPN Humberto have absolutely changed my life. I cannot stress enough how amazingly talented, empathetic and kind these two souls are. In a field of overworked, insensitive, and jaded clinicians - these two remain as standing monuments to how mental health professionals should operate. With Geoff I've made so much progress in multiple kinds of therapy and have dealt with trauma that I've kept buried for years. He's helped me quell the anxiety that has nearly crippled me my whole life. He's guided me to putting my life on the path I've always knew I was capable of. Besides being a source of support and compassion, he's always encouraging me to push myself. He never just gives me blanket or ingenuine advice, instead focusing on active listening and helping me reach my own conclusions that benefit me in a healthy manner. Never robbing me of my lessons and experiences, acting as voice of reason and compassion for when I stumble. His process is incredible, and from my previous experiences - it's unique to him and truly one of a kind. Humberto has been a light in such a long dark tunnel, one I've been in for nearly a decade. Instead of pushing more drugs on me in a "let's see what works" mentality. He really honed in on my previous experiences with medications, treatments and always respected my traumas, hesitancy and my quirks. After working together for a year I'm on a medication regiment that finally works for me. For the first time in my entire life I feel stable and in control of my life. I came here after a relapse, at one of the lowest points in my life. I had no hope that this location could make a difference in my life after being transferred from the Olive location, where no one could help me or seemed to care. I have a hard time describing just how desperate, scared and alone I felt coming into this place for the first time. From the moment I walked in and met Selena in the front office - I immediately felt cared for. Like, I was a human being that deserved to be at the table. Finally recognized as a person and not just a mental health disorder that needed "curing". And it only got better from there. I've been dealing with anxiety, ADHD, bipolar and substance abuse issues since I was 15. I've been to some of the worst mental health facilities in and out of the state. Inpatient and outpatient. I always felt like a burden - someone that shouldn't have been born. A mistake. A miscalculation of the universe and a waste that only served to occupy space that could be better used by "normal" people. This place has changed my life, my perspective and my relationships. I'll never be able to fully convey my appreciation for this facility. All I can do is recommend it to the people I see struggling. To advocate for them to come here, and hope that their experience in the process of recovery mirrors mine. If you need mental health help, medication assistance, general resources, or even a Primary Care Physician - come here. It can all be done from this one place with the guidance of someone that cares, so that you don't feel overwhelmed. You're not alone.

Jennifer Whitehorse

Kathy Condry is the meanest mental health provider I have ever met. I witnessed her yelling at a staff member and if it was me I would feel demeaned. What kind of manager is she? I asked to make a complaint but the staff member said you can but the company never makes her behave professionally. I appreciate what you guys do but berating someone is humiliating and unprofessional. Terros if I was you I would ask that she be reprimanded for her atrocious behavior.