By thomtra1 July 25, 2013
When our family moved to the Boise area 3 years ago, we faced the difficult task of finding a new dentist. One of our friends recommended Dr. Hayhurst, so we decided to pay him a visit. We found him and his staff to be courteous and professional. We made an appointment for our family to see Dr. Hayhurst. He took the time to visit with each of us about our oral health and took the necessary steps to see that all of our needs were met. We have 4 children with ages ranging from 3 to 13 and they all had a positive experience as well. We have been coming back to him for regular visits for the past 3 years and have found him knowledgable and caring. He and his staff go out of there way to make sure our needs are met. I was also impressed that he helped us plan our dental care around our budget which is something I have never experienced with any other dentist. I would highly recommend Dr. Hayhurst for all of your dental needs! ...read more
By Labamba33 March 01, 2013
There are 3 kinds of therapists out there : good, useless and damaging. Well, I'll put Dr. Rice somewhere in between of 2 latter categories.My experience with him was truly horrendous. I think I've lost my faith in therapy. ...read more
By hotrod41 at Citysearch April 27, 2012
I have been going to FirstLine Medical for many years, both doctors are very professional and knowledgable. I would highly recommend going here. The front office staff (Amanda & Candy) are very helpful & courteous!\t\n\t\nGreat Job Keep Up The Good Work! ...read more
Chiropractic Arts is located in Boise, Idaho. From whiplash to arthritis, you will find safe, effective pain relief without invasive surgical techniques here. No matter the cause of your pain, our experts will design exercises to treat your unique problems. For the source of your pain, whatever it is, you deserve fast, lasting relief. We accepts most insurance, so whether your son got injured playing football or your mother's arthritis is acting up, you will find the relief you need without spending a fortune. From screenings to alignments, we have the services you need to get rid of your back pain. ...read more
By Chiropractic Arts April 15, 2014
http://www.spinept.com/testimonials On 1/29/13, our current and discharged patients gave their testimonials and they progressed in physical therapy. Please see the link above to view their testimonials. ...read more
By Idaho Spine & Sports PT February 09, 2013
Written by Coach SteveBOISE RunWalk (www.boiserunwalk.com)(209) 639-1434 By popular demand, I have posted my recipe for the slurry I prepare 4 or 5 mornings each week during a marathon training season. The idea of the slurry (a bunch of vegetables, fruit and proteins blended together) came to me as a way to save time while getting the nutritious ingredients my body needs, and at the same time providing a way to "standardize" part of my diet so that I could count calories easier. Plus, this recipe is fairly inexpensive and you can purchase fresh produce each week. I consume a serving before each long distance to fuel my body, and immediately after to help my body recover. The ingredients below provide nutrients from several different color groups – and included fresh phytonutrients. A side benefit of the slurry is that it provides additional fodder for family and friends to tease me. The end product has a light green color and to others does not look very appetizing. In many ways my life is simply a vehicle for others to expense a good laugh and let out some pent-up need to tease and harass. This green slurry helps these people. Some people use a juicer, but I use a standard tall blender so that nothing beneficial gets discarded. Not even the seeds. Steve's Green Slurry1 cup grapes1 large carrot, chopped1 1/2 cup broccoli pieces,1 cup non-fat plain yogurt1 whole egg, raw (or 1/2 cup cottage cheese)2-3 cups whole leaf spinach1 large apple1/8 cup flax seed meal2 cups 1% milk2 cups pure orange juice Place all ingredients into the blender and turn it into a slurry. Pour slurry into three equal containers and consume one each for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Total calories can be about 1,100. Substitute other ingredients to customize your own recipe. Seasonal variations include strawberries, mango, tomato, whatever. Enjoy! ...read more
By Boise Run Walk January 02, 2011
Pilates is an exercise that utilizes the entire body. It is filled with movement and stretching to increase flexibility and strength. Pilates focuses on using your mind as the platform to develop your body. When your body is able to reach peak conditions, your performance level increases and your musc... ...read more
While some workplaces are more dangerous than others, there are hazards present in all workplaces, regardless of the industry. The hazards will usually be unique to a particular industry or even just to that particular workplace. It is therefore important for an employer to be able to analyze those sp... ...read more
