I went in for an exam and had good experience. Then thing went bad from there ending with a…read moremessage on my chart from the Dr. that I have cancer. No call from Dr despite several messages. No answers questions, nothing but a referral to an oncologist. My vet has more empathy than this place.

I am almost 10 weeks out of having a hysterectomy. My experience was Amazing. Usually I have…read moretrouble trusting and it takes a while for me to get use to a new doctor. Dr.Huberty and nurse Jenny are absolutely great as they help me feel comfortable. If anyone needs help I recommend Dr.Huberty as I have Developmental Disabilities and the first time I met her I told her my history with menstrual cycles and that I have been having pain and pressure due to my P.C.O.S ever since I got my period. I told her what my goal to help me where I have been wanting a hysterectomy for 11 years and I was finally relieved as she helped me and now I am almost 10 weeks out of surgery. I know that others have their own experiences and opinions and I honestly think you have to have your own thoughts as a doctor might be good for someone but not for someone else. It's like seeing a movie in the theater where you shouldn't judge until you know for yourself. As for me with my Developmental Disabilities it is hard finding the right doctors who you trust and feel comfortable with. I have a difficult time going to doctors and finally I found the right female doctor to help me. I know that I am Greatfull for Dr.Huberty. I get pretty emotional if I am happy or sad. I am just entirely Greatful for Doctor Huberty. Thank you doctor Huberty for helping me. I don't have the pain and pressure like I had.

Shopping for a pediatrician is a big responsibility, so if this helps anyone, it's worth it. I…read morehave two kids, one has outgrown PYAM and one is a HS senior. You need to pick a pediatrician before you can leave the hospital with your baby. The good thing about these conglomerate clinics is that there is always someone to see your child. On the flip side, you can't always see the doctor you like when little one is sick. My best recommendation is to read the bios for the doctors in the clinic, and have at least a couple in mind for your child. If you are going in for routine visits, you can schedule them ahead of time and find out which days your fav dr is at your preferred clinic. As the clinic has expanded, there is more than one dr at a location and they are open Saturdays in some locations. As you work through the drs you can figure out who meets your expectations. There are always occasions when you don't jive with a dr but just don't see that one again! My kids each have their favorite, and luckily I wholeheartedly endorsed their picks. I have always felt I have easy access to them and they are definitely trying to keep moving forward into the future of better medicine and more options for health care. I think PYAM has fabulous pediatricians, they really care about the kids, and I have a great relationship with them also. The support staff has always been helpful and responsive when I have needed a copy of shot records or a camp letter.

From the owner: At Pediatric & Young Adult Medicine, our team of board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners…read moreand support staff are dedicated to providing the highest-level of quality care for infants, children, and young adults. We have been a cornerstone in Minnesota’s pediatric community since 1980.

Doctor Edwin Hong was excellent! Extremely calm, caring and patient. Thank you for helping me!read more

I was not impressed with the care they provided my husband, which led to us taking a trip to the ER…read morethe night after. He presented with extreme GERD with very intense left chest, back and arm pain. They, in a nutshell told him to take two omeprazole for the next two weeks, and did not address his pain. He is a high performing athlete so cardiac issues could be present. They also mis-documented his visit saying they checked his lungs, when in fact he reported he was never touched with a stethoscope. The ER however addressed these issues more thoroughly and found a potential past small heart attack with an unknown date. Disappointing is the word for this office - another classic example of capitalism healthcare.