I was very happy with the dedication of the doctors and staff to helping me fix my tendinitis! The…read morelaser therapy worked great and I'm back to running!

Arrived 25 minutes early for a 9:15am appointment. I filled out paperwork and waited in the waiting…read moreroom for over 35 minutes. Went and checked in at the desk and she said I was next. I watched about 10 people that had arrived after me get brought back.I finally got brought back about 9:50. The nurse checked my vitals and said the doctor would be in shortly. I waited another 20 minutes before she came in. She said I needed a procedure so she numbed my toes. She said the nurse would come explain aftercare. She did and then I sat there for another 45 minutes. By this time my foot was starting to wake up and not once did anyone come in to check on me or apologize for the long wait. I finally got up and told them I would find another podiatrist and left. I was there for well over 2 hours for nothing.

Initial visit after surgery felt "rushed"- 3 weeks after surgery stitches were hastily removed, 4…read moreweeks later I found a 1/2" piece imbedded in my toe causing an infection. 6 weeks after surgery I had foot unwrapped again to remove rods to correct hammer toes. This was also done hastily, the dr opted to just grab my toes with his fingers and pull them out, versus using a sterilized tool. ( this was after touching keyboards and iPad that another physician is on during all appointments. I was not given after care instructions, I was not told what I needed to do to continue with the healing process, I was not told how long to expect anything- or when I may be able to wear a shoe. An appointment was made for 2 Months from my 2nd visit. There was no recommendation of physical therapy, stretching, nothing... no word when I may anticipate to return to work... just nothing. I have severe swelling and discoloration accompanied by severe burning and pain on the top of the foot up into the leg. I had a positive experience over 17 years ago with the opposite foot, but this has been a nightmare. I have never felt more like a $$$$, then a human. I was recommended to purchase a compression sleeve that is 47 dollars in office. It can be purchased for 6 dollars at a pharmacy. I was told I needed a hammer to strap to hold toe in place after surgery... that was $36 dollars in office, and can be found at pharmacy or online for 6 dollars. I was "recommended" a CBD cream for pain that was in the realm of $130 in office. I didn't bother with this product. I also was recommended a foot soak that is over $100 in office. I got the same thing online for $15. I also was required to get a plasm flow machine. That was $200 in office. Online they are about the same- be aware - your insurance WILL NOT cover this either.

I went here for a chronic ingrown toenail. I had previously had a partial nail removal twice by…read moretwo different primary physicians. It was extremely painful both of those times and it came back. I saw Dr. Karen Rouw at CMFA and the procedure was quicker, pain free, and it healed much quicker. All of the staff were also very friendly.

I presented to this facility on a Sunday morning due to a visibly protruding collarbone accompanied…read moreby significant pain and markedly limited range of motion. I waited approximately 2.5 hours before being seen by a physician assistant. During this time, nursing staff demonstrated concerning lack of attention to detail, as they were unable to locate my chart in MyChart/Epic and were instead reviewing another patient's record. I had to point out that they were viewing a different individual's chart, which represents, at minimum, a potential HIPAA violation. When I was eventually seen by Kelly, PA-C, my concerns were dismissed. I was told my pain was essentially unfounded and that my symptoms were due to "frozen shoulder," with a recommendation for physical therapy. There was no meaningful assessment, acknowledgment of my reported symptoms, or consideration of alternative diagnoses. Her demeanor was rude, dismissive, and lacked any semblance of professional bedside manner. Given my persistent symptoms, I sought a second opinion. This ultimately resulted in complex surgical intervention on 12/30/2025, including: Open subpectoral biceps tenodesis Open distal clavicle excision Open coracoclavicular ligament reconstruction and acromioclavicular ligament reconstruction with allograft These findings and procedures clearly contradict the assessment I received at your facility. This experience represents the second, possibly third, significant negative encounter I have had at this location. Due to the pattern of dismissive care and lack of professionalism, I will not return. I strongly believe this provider's conduct warrants review and corrective action, as dismissing patient concerns in a case requiring this level of surgical intervention is unacceptable and potentially harmful.

Not very easy to work with. The front end staff were a bit rude. Had a procedure done in MPLS that…read moretheir surgeons refused to take. Tried to schedule physical therapy before my surgery and they would not do anything without DR orders in hand. After the surgery, I tried to schedule therapy, and they were over two weeks out.

I stayed for around a week in the Grace Unit. Pros: Some…read morenice staff, activities, a safe environment. Cons: The Grace Unit does every 15 minute checks including during sleep time. Not only does this cause stress on the staff, but causes a loss in good mental health programming for the clients. There are nice social workers on staff, but no psychologist. A diagnositic assessment upon entry with intensive therapy would make more sense then the current model. No offense to the sws. Just like the RNs have pystriactic nurse practioners on staff, the social worker should also have a psychologist over seeing the programming. I was told when admitted by a RN that I was expected to be gone in 3 to 5 days. This is not a person centered practice, even if they do consider themselves an acute mental health center. However the meals and meds were all timely. There were no safety concerns. It was also nice that they allow patients to have radios and sound machines. ​

​The absolute worst treatment I have ever received. Dr. Rebecca Holcomb is the absolute worst type…read moreof doctor; she has zero bedside manner. When she came into my room, she got 6 to 8 inches from my face and was immediately confrontational and aggressive. I had barely said five words and did absolutely nothing to warrant such disrespect or hostility. ​Dr. Holcomb repeatedly ignored my medical history and refused to provide safe care. She decides on a course of treatment without taking the patient into account. When presented with clear facts on why I cannot take a specific medication, she does not care and insists it is "that or nothing." Had I taken the medication she demanded, the consequences could have been detrimental to my health. ​For any so-called doctor to get in a patient's face and corner them in a hospital bed with such unwarranted hostility and intimidating authority is completely unacceptable. I would like to know if anyone else would be willing to share a similar experience they've had. Rebecca Holcomb was way to comfortable doing this for it to be her first time treating patients like this. I've seen other Doctors here with ok treatment. I've seen one doctor who was absolutely respectful, caring and thoughtful. REQUEST A NEW DOCTOR IF REBECCA HOLCOMB IS WHO'S ON OR GO TO ANY OTHER ER AROUND.