Community Health Partners - Bozeman Medical

Always there when I've needed them and very pleasant and kind caring staff and docters

I work with another facility in town that coordinates patient care across Gallatin valley. Zack E.and the CHP staff provide compassionate care and follow-up that all patients need and deserve. I am pleased with their connections to the community and continued support of their patients.

I love Dr. Meyers, but most of the staff is horrible, with a few exceptions. And wading through the quagmire to actually reach the doctor is next to impossible.even in a crisis! Just Dr. Meyers a (5), the facility a (1). There are a few nurses that are very good, but also hard to reach.

I think they only have the worst practitioners, last time I went in there was around 2010.

I had an extremely positive experience getting treated for a condition here, during a time when I did not have health insurance or an income. The sliding scale saved my bacon, and the care I received was very good. I felt that I was in good hands the entire time, and am grateful to everyone at CHP for the help they gave to me and to those many others who need it, regardless of finances. Thank you and God bless!

This was the worst non professional experience I have ever had. In order to continue a medication I've been on my whole life I was supposed to lie and say I've never had any substance abuse problems and not smoke any marijuana in a state that it is legal in. I felt judged right away because I am a suboxone patient. Sorry I'm not perfect, maybe u can stay in business with patients that have never had any problems and will lie for their medication.what a joke.hire some people that actually view addiction as a disease.your business is a disease in the medical field as far as I'm concerned.

My father has called 4 times and has not received a call back. Once in April, and 3 times in May (and leftmessage). My father has been going to the doctor for 25 years.

DO NOT SEE DR. MEYERS IF YOU HAVE EVER HAD AN EATING DISORDER. She is completely insensitive and will literally make you relapse. She will judge your nutrition habits in entirety based on one day, ignore you when you tell her that specific day was an emotional trainwreck so no **** I’m not going to make an amazing home-cooked meal, act as if you didn’t also just admit to struggling with food insecurity due to poverty, and then say a bunch of things that will step all over all of your food related trauma—things an actual dietician would NEVER say.

Every healthcare provider should know how freaking important it is to tread carefully with food-related conversations in the presence of someone with an eating disorder. Dr. Meyers clearly does not.

+1 star because the nurse was nice.