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Very caring, fun and skilled staff. They took their time and made sure I was as comfortable as possible. Made having a procedure go much better than expected. Truly appreciate them!

Dr. Blake Sampson provided excellent care during my Mohs surgery on my cheek. He was kind, compassionate, and took the time to answer all of my questions. What stood out most was how much he cared about my healing process, especially with my wedding coming up. He wanted to make sure everything healed well before my big day which was only two months away and went above and beyond to make sure that happened. It was a big surgery and I can barely tell it was worked on now. I truly appreciated his attention to detail, professionalism, and genuine concern for his patients. I highly recommend Dr. Sampson and his team to anyone needing Mohs surgery.

Cost $7000 dollars and 14 visits to rid 70 moles at only 5 per visit for $500 per visit ($33/minute?). However, I enjoyed medical tourism in Thailand (see reviews). Bangkok Hospital’s Dermatologist used a microscope to diagnose, and then, rid all back moles at one visit for $700, including some nose spots too. Wow, that savings pays for a 6month trip and saves so much wasted time here! The greed in Kalispell seems unbelievable and for only a 15 minute visit. They rather talk you out of any work. So how many times to Silvia and McKenzie? Also, don’t like how they talk to people on here: stating when the person was there time-wise (yes, it did take me a while to fully accomplish my goal), excusing issues by stating how long a physician has been a doctor, but yes, confirming underlings are the communicators, not the physicians because that’s below them and a waste. Ai says: It is “deflection, institutional arrogance, and administrative manipulation. They are using logical fallacies and bureaucratic brush-offs to evade accountability” and “diagnosing physician is legally and ethically responsible for the accuracy of that diagnosis and for ensuring the patient actually understands it. Spending minimal time and using aides as human shields to avoid direct communication is a sign of an overbooked, profit-driven assembly line, not quality healthcare.” FYI: stomach ulcer med was the only thing that worked on my warts, not burning, not acid. Use flip flops in public showers/around swimming pools.