St. Luke's Regional Medical Center

I went in with my child at another doctor's insistence (Dr. Peterson, St. Als), and as I tried to explain that to Dr. Sims, he cut me off every time I tried to speak, told me he wasn't going to examine my son because he'd been seen a week prior and had all the necessary tests and wasn't in distress at the moment, then without examining my son or listening to a word I said diagnosed my son with anxiety. In response, I told him he was rude, didn't have good bedside manners, and that I would take him to another hospital. I took my son back to St. Als and received excellent and necessary care from competent, attentive providers. He may have the education to be a doctor, but someone needs to teach him social skills, manners, basic etiquette, and respect for women. Doctors like him are one reason Idaho is 48 out of 50 in terms of healthcare quality in the United States.