Dr. Joseph K Miner

He was the best

Called this office to get help with a mutual patient. The front desk lady was very rude and unhelpful, she finally transferred me to the nurse for Dr. Miner and she was completely unprofessional.She kept cutting me off and wouldn't even let me explain the situation I needed help with. She was dismissive and rude.

Dr. Miner is so knowledgable

I went to the Utah County Health Department last week to get a "Free mammogram", but I was asked to signed a document that says that if I don't pay, I will be responsible to pay for attorney's fees. I changed my mind after reading the document so I didn't turn the document in. I was threatened by the receptionist that she would call the police if I didn't give her back "her" document. I gave her back the document,but without my signature. I was denied services. I was also required to give them my insurance information. I spoke to her supervisor,and he informed me that they have the billing information in that paper and the consent to be treated at the clinic all together to save paper. I went to the Utah County Health Department last week to get a "Free mammogram", but I was asked to signed a document that says that if I don't pay, I will be responsible to pay for attorney's fees. I changed my mind after reading the … More

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I was unhappy with my daughter's experience getting a flu shot. The flu shots were advertised on campus as free. Students were not told that they would be charged. Students were asked for their insurance cards and the insurance was billed. If the claim was not covered by the insurance then the kids were billed. When my daughter mentioned that it was advertised as free they denied that that was the case and she had to pay. I feel like they took advantage of trusting students and should have been upfront with the cost. I was unhappy with my daughter's experience getting a flu shot. The flu shots were advertised on campus as free. Students were not told that they would be charged. Students were asked for their insurance cards and the insurance was … More