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Michael Wagner

Great experience so far. The therapist was attentive, listened carefully, and explained all tests and exercises clearly. Very thorough, encouraging, and professional with an excellent bedside manner. It’s too soon to judge results, but I feel confident I’m in good hands.

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Laure Warwick

Had a Bone Density procedure on 1/22/2026 Very pleased with process. Registration was speedy very friendly. Tech was very knowledgeable answered all my questions. It doesn’t take long at all. Thank you!!!

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Random

I always feel so taken care of when I need it most. From the friendly and helpful staff, to the quality and cleanliness of the facility and all the services available I know I'm going to be well taken care. I come from Texas so it's important to me to have a hometown vibe and feel welcomed not just seen as a patient.I recently had a massage with Tony at the rehabilitation center and I would highly recommend him. I had some tightness in my upper body I had addressed with him and his attention to detail soothed and I felt refreshed after. Bravo 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Tony I will definitely be back.coi

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Lisa Marie Ramirez

I have been treated extremely well and with respect by all of the personnel at Door County Medical. I’m from Texas so I tend to have questions. Sometimes I have to go weekly and sometimes I can wait 6 weeks. The staff never fails to amaze me at how helpful and knowledgeable they are. Their smiles are always warm and welcoming, which makes people like me feel comfortable going to DCMC.

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Arieana Becker

When in labor and delivery, the doctors do everything so “standard” without giving say to the patient that is giving birth! I have had 7 natural births and am quite experienced, my last baby I even had at home unassisted by med professionals. I chose to come into the hospital to birth this time ONLY because baby had meconium(poo) in the amniotic fluids when my water broke. It was safer in my opinion to have medical interventions at the ready if it were to pose a risk to her respiratory system after birth. All though she was completely fine upon birth, which I am thankful for, I still wish I would have stayed home for her birth because of how I was treated during the actual birth process. I was treated miraculously during labor by the nurses, they knew i wanted little to no help and interventions or checks/monitoring and they allowed me to labor as i wanted. I spent a good 3 hours in the shower, when i was ready to push, i let them know and said i was going to be pushing on my hands and knees, they allowed it, they still wanted to check if i was “ready to push” i was so in the moment i agreed so they would believe me.. the dr jammed her fingers so fast and hard right on top of my urethra causing so much pain, until she jiggled her way in correctly.. i also had mentioned To them to not clamp cord and to not pull my placenta out, because that is highly dangerous but it is ‘standard’ practice at the hospital, it caused me issues in a previous birth here at this hospital too.. anyway, i began the pushing stage, about three contractions in, the head was crowning, Dr Dempster had started stretching my vagina open with her fingers, I immediately told her (in the middle of me trying to push) to NOT TOUCH. As this was not helping, baby was coming out fine, and she was causing severe pain by ‘assisting’ me she tried arguing back saying she was helping, i continued to say do not touch. She finally backed off allowing me to push the rest of the head out. As soon as her head emerged, there was a break in contractions(this is VERY normal, it happens in all natural births) she then “asked” if she could touch now to help babys body come out. I ignored her as i was not going to allow it because i knew what my body was doing. She continued to tug on my babys head and telling me to keep pushing even though there was not yet a contraction, this was making it extremely painful. Then, she decided i ‘needed’ to turn onto my back completely flat in order to get the body out, i could feel the next contraction coming on and i said WAIT FOR CONTRACTION ITS COMING, its all i could get out of my mouth because of the pain, and they still ignored me and tried making me flip over. They layed the bed down on me in the midst of this as well.. And within that 2 minutes from the time the head crowned till the body came, she wasnt even prepared to catch the baby because she was too focused on trying to turn me over. Baby fell onto the bed, and after wards they were being too vigorous with stimulating her to breath, which i forgot to tell them to not do so thats on me for not speaking up. shortly after, when they allowed me to turn over the dr had said she was going to check for tears, me knowing my body full well, i knew i hadnt tore. i was unable to even tell her no to checking as i was in the ‘out of it state’ after pushing a human out of me.. i put my hand down to stop her by the nurses stopped my hand. She was very rough checking me for tears and as i had already knew, i was fine. And then she continued to ask me about three times “can we clamp the cord yet” i kept checking it to make sure it was done pulsating or not.. i birthed the placenta at that point. sadly i just simply agreed to clamp to get her the hell away from me.. it was not completely done pulsating yet, but it was starting to slowing down. As soon as it was cut she left the room without a word. THIS IS BIRTH TRAUMA. I will be filing a report for OB violence. There was no informed consent. This is unnatural progression of birth.. Do not trust your dr blindly folks.