Came here for a mammogram through M Health Fairview Breast Center. Ample parking and easy to locate…read moreelevator and medical facilities. Friendly staff and I didn't have to wait long for my appt. Carol did my mammogram and she was easy to talk to and explained everything clearly. Very friendly and considerate. Answered questions that I had. Was referred by my primary care for my routine mammogram. Definitely would recommend requesting Carol as the technician if coming here for a mammogram exam.

Called the number listed here and it is the business management office or something like that. She…read morewasn't very impressed that I had called? Maybe there is a better number to call.

Best AME's in the area. The schedule is prompt, the work efficient, the cost reasonable in a good…read morelocation.

OMC specializes in occupational health services hence the name of this clinic. My first visit here…read moresince my primary physician for my FAA Medical was completed booked for 2 weeks and I needed my medical to be renewed asap. Anyways, I called around noon and asked if they did walk-ins for my type of service and the receptionist said yes but I might have to wait a little bit due to not having an appointment set up. So I go there, parked my car in the rainy lot, walked into the office and headed over to the reception where I was told to fill out my personal info and read over the privacy/legal form. Filling out the paperwork took maybe 5 minutes. Took another 5 minutes before a nurse called me up to go check my vitals, vision and hearing. That took a total 10 minutes. Waited for the doc to show up and that happened within 5 minutes as well. As you can see this process went fairly expeditious which is what I wanted! In the end, I was issued a new medical and am good for another year. I might just drive out here again if my regular Dr. gets booked.

AVOID!! The staff is very rude and unprofessional. Don't be duped by this clinic. There are many…read moremuch better options.

If it's an emergency, they're most likely to have appointments available and all the vaccines you…read moreneed, but all-in-all, this isn't worth it. Its expensive, and they DONT take insurance. Depending on the vaccines you need, Park Nicolette Travel Clinic is a WAY better option if you have insurance. The staff here is helpful and knowledgeable, but again, there are better options.

Once in a great while you can make a decision that you find yourself grateful for over and over…read more It's even more rare when you can do that while in the grip of a sinus infection. I checked into the Urgent Care at Park Nicollet, where a very helpful person asked if I'd like to check out Smart Care. She said it was a new service and virtually no wait (v. the long line at Urgent Care). I thanked her and trudged a short way down the hall. Honestly, that moment likely changed my life, or at least my health. I was treated quickly and expertly and have since made Smart Care my primary provider. I've stopped in for vaccinations, treatment for muscle strains, more stupid sinus infections and have always felt that I received the best care possible. I can easily reach out to them through the MyChart website or with a quick phone call to see if an office visit is necessary. The whole team is friendly and knowledgeable. I always feel as if my concerns are heard and acknowledged. I recommend that anyone looking for a primary care team check this out!

Frustrated with the cost of healthcare insurance? Me too, and I worked in the industry for 40…read moreyears. SmartCare by Park Nicollet offers much lower prices, but dramatically limits you to providers within the Twin Cities metro area. Even then, many physicians (including my long-time primary care physician) who work for Park Nicollet are not part of the SmartCare program, which tends to rely on Physician's Assistants (PAs) for primary care needs. I've never been impressed by doctors with diplomas, at least outside of specific surgical expertise. I know many PAs whose expertise rivals those of general practitioners. For 90% of us, you don't need a doctor to diagnose your sore throat and prescribe meds. (In fact, an increasing amount of primary care is *finally* being made accessible through virtual visits.) It's been an active year for me, medically at least: two total knee replacements; a few asthma complications that required medication adjustments; a fun visit to the foot doctor to see if he could help level out my leg lengths after the first knee surgery; pre-op and PT visits for the TKRs; a lovely colonoscopy; and a few other visits I think. All within 10 miles of my Plymouth residence. Next year I probably won't go interact with the healthcare system more than a few times. Only nitpick: The appointment scheduling lines are consistently understaffed to handle call volume, so wait times of 30 minutes are not unusual. Ideally you can use the website to schedule an appointment, but sometimes you need more assistance.

*They will not post my review on Google Reviews, so I have come here to post my experience. *…read more Wow. I wish I could give zero stars, this experience doesn't even deserve one star. Dr. Moss was one of the most careless, condescending, and disengaged providers I've ever encountered. He couldn't be bothered to offer even a sliver of basic human decency. No introduction, no explanation, no effort to communicate, just a very cold, rushed, disinterested presence. He ignored questions, gave no useful information. It genuinely felt like he did not even want to be there in the first place. It felt like being an inconvenience rather than a human being in need of care. I truly do not understand how someone this checked out and rude is still allowed to see patients. I've already warned people I care about to avoid this clinic entirely if they are in need of any eye related help. If you're looking for a compassionate ophthalmologist who offers clarity, medical support, or even minimal respect. . look elsewhere. This wasn't care. It was total dismissal. I left more confused and unhopeful about my condition than when I arrived. Train your staff in compassion, communication, and basic human decency. it would go a long way. Patients should never have to feel like they're walking on eggshells. If he can't show up with kindness, why is he in this line of work? Do better.

Been coming here for years to see Dr Sanderson. Had cataract surgery way back when, and I couldn't…read morespeak more highly of these professionals. If you need eye care, this is a one stop shop.

Excellent surgeon, nurses, and staff - 5 stars!…read more After many years of pain, numbness, and many other weird & worsening symptoms, I finally made the decision to go under the knife and have spine surgery. I got 3 opinions over the years...2 that contradicted each other at the University of Minnesota campus and a final opinion from Dr. Hunt. I went with Dr. Hunt (based out of Edina and Burnsville). I had an incredibly great experience at Southdale. Dr. Hunt and the nurses and the staff were all wonderful. They're friendly, informative, organized, and really good at what they do. I really can't say enough good things about them. And they're SO different from the staff I've encountered at the U of M campus, who all seem (in general) pretty stuck up, solemn, quiet, serious, and seem like they have a big stick stuck up their behinds. What a huge difference from Southdale personnel! They obviously have a completely different corporate culture than the U of MN campus. My surgery went flawlessly. I woke up being able to feel my feet, both feet are now warm, no pain...and it's all getting better every day. Amazingly, I hardly had any pain whatsoever. I didn't need to take ANY of the 4 meds they sent home with me. Amazing! Finally, the staff mailed me a "Thank You" card that arrived a couple of days after my procedure. I think I'm the one that should be sending out a giant "thank you"! Thank you so much for helping me with a new pain-free chapter in my life!!! -Maxx

I have been attending this clinic since the 90s when is had a different name. The care here is…read moreamazing and after having a recent terrible experience at Tria it shown more light on what a wonderful job the staff at this location does. They are kind, empathetic, and make sure you understand what is happening. I love that there are mainly women working there!

I'm currently 39 weeks pregnant and have had all my prenatal appointments (and a couple regular…read morefemale health appointments prior to pregnancy) at this center. I have had nothing but good experiences here with the staff and nurses. No issues with making appointments, and lab tests have all been handled timely and easily. I'm a tough stick for blood draws and haven't had issues with lab techs not being able to draw blood. I ADORE my OB at this practice, Dr. Margaret Enadeghe. She is the first OB I've had who's taken the time to listen and respond to every single one of my and my partner's questions. Even when I nervously ask the same question multiple times over several visits! We are never rushed, however long she needs to spend with us to make us feel comfortable and informed, she does. She's a lovely person and a new mom herself, and happy to share her experiences tackling motherhood, which I've really appreciated as I'm becoming a first-time mom as well. Also, for folks who have ED/body dysmorphia issues, Dr. Enadeghe is incredibly sympathetic. I have disordered eating and was really worried I'd be tempted to restrict calories because of pregnancy weight gain. Thankfully, Dr. Enadeghe told me there was no need for me to even LOOK at the scale when they weighed me. She said she would inform me if anything was out of the ordinary, and assured me that the number on the scale wasn't a concern. This approach really helped me and made me much less anxious about my body's changes during pregnancy. I also really like the policies put in place by the clinic. I think they try to stay on top of current academic research and are consistently changing their protocols, instead of just sticking with antiquated methods. Quick example: I'm a research junkie and learned there's relatively new data that states it can be beneficial to the newborn to delay cord cutting after birth. This helps with hemoglobin levels and a bunch of other stuff. I asked Dr. Enadeghe about this and she said it was standard policy for the clinic to delay cord cutting.