The Mayo Clinic Emergency Department treated me for influenza A recently. As always it was a positive experience surrounded by caring cheerful staff. The new ED runs so smoothly with all departments close by. X-rays and blood tests results are back quickly and a board in your private room indicates when they have all been completed and the Dr and nurses names along with test progress is updated quickly. I have had many experiences of other departments there, from neurology , to foot surgery consultations and I am presently experiencing appointments in the PT department. Every where I go I am greeted and cared for with loving care and expertise. There are no rushed appointments and in my experience they run on time. What a great experience every time I have an appointment. Phone staff are so on the ball calling to make appointments and are mindful and helpful of time constraints one may have. Liz. read more

I had a transplant here and then stayed 2 days in the hospital 2/17. I also had a lot of after care appointments. I think mayo does a really good job. The hospital experience was great and all the nurses were great. I didn't meet the surgeons but the anesthesia team was great. The only bad thing that I took a star off for was the food was soooooo bad. I mean like nearly inedible. When you're trying to recover and eat it's hard to when you can barely shove down the food. I'm not even very picky but I can't overstate how bad it is so order oatmeal and fruit and stuff that isn't going to be nasty. The aftercare was also great and they set all my appointments for me and it was so easy to stay on track. No complaints and every provider I saw was great. read more

We are deeply disheartened by our experience at Mayo Clinic Scottsdale. My husband was sent to the ER for jaundice, likely gallstones. After admission he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. A stent was placed in his gallbladder. He was within 3 weeks admitted again, with sepsis and a new stent was placed in the gallbladder. Within weeks he began having severe abdominal issues again. We requested a GI consult repeatedly the week before Thanksgiving. Dr Ahn was on vacation, a CT couldn't be ordered stat by outpt and we were again referred to the ER. Dr Ahn seemed to be hearing we wanted a surgery consult for the gallbladder. We repeatedly said, just a consult with gi. A referral to a GI doctor. Instead within 2 days he was back in the ER. The GI team was called in and a stricture was found in his duodenum. An ng tube was placed and they said he'd get a new stent Friday. Back to outpatient oncology, when we directly addressed our concerns with Dr Ahn on 12/2 he said, and I quote, "I didn't give you this cancer, I'm trying to help you beat it". No one was insinuating he gave anyone cancer. The inpatient IM doctor; Dr Willies, told us that the endoscopy team didn't work weekends and it wasn't emergent so Monday they'd do the surgery. Our adult kids were present for this. At this point he'd been 48 hours without food. We pointed out that another 72 hours npo wasn't going to work as hes already lost 50 lbs as a cancer patient. They started IV nutrition. Sunday the team apparently decided it was emergent and the stent procedure was done then. That was 4 days without food. Throughout my now 3 inpatient stays at Mayo a few things became clear. The nurses, volunteers, social workers and housekeeping are amazing. The physicians were condescending and rude. Bedside manner is non existent and the lack of empathy made everything worse. Mayo offers nothing for family members staying to support their loved ones. After 24 hours in an er overflow room: No cots for sleep, but a recliner that goes flat. No assistance with food during the stay, tho the nurses helped us find the hidden food. The coffee tastes like old gas station coffee, and the cafeteria food leaves a lot to be desired. A non smoking campus is great, but having a shuttle or scooters to help ppl physically addicted to nicotine would help. Or offering patches to family members. The food served as a patient was inedible. A raw potato and steamed fish in a bowl won't help him gain weight. A mechanical soft diet should not be from a bag and look like and smell like cat food. At this point we were obviously more than upset. We had not eaten or slept properly in almost a week. Let's not forget that the entire inpatient stay could have been avoided by a GI consult as we'd requested. (Again, not a surgery consult). When we voiced our complaints and suggested getting care elsewhere Dr Willies became defensive, and told us "if you don't like it here go somewhere else". Which is basically the entire vibe we have gotten from Mayo. Once home we began to read through the medical records. Apparently on 11/10/2025 a ct showed a new lesion on his liver suspicious for metastasis. This was not addressed at all during the 12/2 visit. Nor during the inpatient stay. When we sent a portal message we were told it would be discussed at the next visit 12/16. It was. It should've been adressed in November. Repeatedly being told to use the ER when we want a multidisciplinary proactive team approach and to avoid the ER is an issue. Pharmacy: narcan is free. Charging patients $50 seems wrong. With lack of sleep, lack of nutrition, nicotine withdrawals and a general sense of lack of empathy by the doctors, yes - we both were angry and upset. We both used profanity and often use profanity. We're not professionals anymore. Your team caused an elderly disabled ill woman to almost have a nervous breakdown. Me sitting in the wheelchair in a doctors office sobbing is not what we expected from Mayo. We are allowed to be angry at what we believe is a terrible standard of care when we had such high expectations of Mayo. We are allowed to use profanity as long as we're not cursing someone out and calling them names. The f word is perfectly acceptable language. Being ignored or threatened when she's trying to advocate for me is a wild response. At this time it's a lack of trust. The fear of retaliation. I'm not thrilled about being forced to see Dr ahn again when we requested a new oncologist. Mayo denied this request without any reasoning. I'm doing this review today bc no chemo treatments are scheduled in March. After being on hold 25 minutes we reached scheduling we need a dr visit before scheduling chemo. We saw him 2 weeks ago. Being just another number is bs. read more

Awful experience with Mayo Clinic. I cut ties with them one month after my surgery to try to save my life. I saw a pulmonologist in June 2024 for a 14 mm lung nodule. He tested me for Valley Fever and sent the same blood draw to their head laboratory in Rochester, which returned a negative result. Nobody at Mayo Clinic told me that the report stated that a negative Valley Fever test does not rule it out and recommended that I retest in 2-3 weeks. A CT measured my lung nodule at 12 mm on August 1, 2024. In the meantime, my pulmonologist ordered a PET scan, which I received on August 19, 2024, and it showed my lung nodule had shrunk to 10 mm. Nobody discussed my shrinking lung nodule or the results of my PET scan with me. On August 23, I met with one of their top surgeons for a hernia consult that I self-referred through Mayo Clinic's online form, without discussing it with my Pulmonologist. The night before, the thoracic surgeon's nurse called me to ask what they were doing about my lung nodule. I told her that my Pulmonologist had not gotten back to me about my PET scan, which was only 3 days ago. The nurse said the thoracic surgeon would perform the biopsies, so we agreed to add it to my hernia consult the next day. The surgeon said he would discuss my case at the Mayo Clinic Tumor Board and with my Pulmonologist before deciding whether to remove my lung nodule. His nurse called me to say that the Tumor Board and my Pulmonologist recommended I undergo surgery to remove my lung nodule and an azygos vein I didn't know I had, even though I was asymptomatic and it never caused me any problems. There is no documented evidence in my medical record that either of them recommended my surgery. I woke up from surgery to learn I had Valley Fever, which was the cause of my shrinking lung nodule. I was also asymptomatic. Hours after surgery, I had a post-surgical complication. My nurse found chyle in my chest tube, which can occur if the thoracic duct is injured during surgery. She documented it overnight and called my surgeon the next morning. He gave her orders over the phone, which she followed, and documented that he said he would come in to see me. My surgeon and his surgical first assistant visited me. I asked him how I could have Valley Fever when Mayo Clinic's head laboratory test was negative. He said, "This is not a conspiracy!, and ran out of my room, followed by his surgical first assistant. They omitted this visit from my medical record. That is the only time I saw my surgeon or spoke to him after surgery. His surgical first assistant returned to my room when I was alone to remove my chest tube, and the chyle was thrown away without testing or treating my chyle leak, which could have given me an 80% chance of dying within 90 days. I was discharged the next day with collapsed lungs, internal bleeding, and a chest tube incision that split open 3 weeks after surgery, and an unknown chyle leak. I started noticing many discrepancies in my medical record and have found over 20 false entries. Calls have been deleted and replaced with entries for calls that never happened. They omitted information; consult notes were deleted or altered and replaced with notes for visits that never took place. After I notified Mayo Clinic that a certain employee falsified my medical record, that employee was still able to access and alter it one month later. I notified Mayo Clinic, and they were completely unhelpful. Denied that a chyle leak was identified while I was hospitalized, even though I have evidence my nurse called my surgeon about it, and he gave her orders and came to see me. The Medical and Nursing Boards are of no help. I even escalated my complaint to the Arizona Attorney General and haven't heard a word. I wrote an Amazon eBook called "My Post-Surgery Fiasco: Uncover Hidden Truths in Your Medical Record" so everyone knows to request their audit trail or a more detailed electronic health record that we have the right to see. My chyle leak wasn't on my patient portal, but I discovered it 6 weeks later when I ordered that record. I found it on 14 pages from my nurse, but my surgeon and his surgical first assistant mentioned it zero times. You are only as safe as your doctor is ethical. There seems to be no accountability or transparency. In August 2026, I still suffer from a post-surgical chyle leak that was concealed from me while I was a patient at Mayo Clinic. I have been prevented from getting my thoracic duct tested by other thoracic surgeons. The Mayo surgeon spoke with the second surgeon I saw minutes before my first consultation. He refused to test my thoracic duct or the constant fluid, which is chyle. One year later, I mustered up the courage to see a third surgeon at a third hospital, who told me he was the second surgeon's ex-partner. He ordered a lymphangiogram that my insurance approved, only to cancel it 10 days later without speaking to me about it. He did not respond to my message. Rachelle Regan read more

It's unbelievable that people think they are the best. They are the worst I have ever been to. The GI department has major problems. Horrible, emotionally damaging, financially outrageous. They dont let you switch doctors no matter how many complaints. Then if ypu leave cant come back for 3 years to same department. Shut this place down. Don't go there. Give the money to.a real hospital. read more

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My nurse in overflow radiology, (Quinn) provided one hundred percent the best care I have received in a medical setting. They navigated through my process thinking ahead and making sure that I was able to have the necessary imaging done without any complications or discomfort. An actual angel through and through. This should be the standard quality of care for this specialty and department. No notes. read more

Mayo Clinic I can't put into words into how to express the depth of our gratitude we have to you all from the moment we walked in to your care team we felt at peace you healed my daughter without even accepting her case yet fixed her low blood pressure took her blackout away an again u hadn't even accepted her case from that moment I knew how wonderful an amazing you all were As a parent, watching my daughter struggle with her health was the hardest thing I've ever faced. Being able to give her my kidney was an honor, but it was your hands, your skill, and your dedication that made this miracle happen. Thank you to every doctor, nurse, coordinator, and staff member who cared for both of us. You didn't just perform a surgery; you gave my daughter her life back and gave our family a beautiful future. We will carry your kindness in our hearts forever we were told I could never give her my kidney an she's highly sensitized 99.9 she had a one percent chance of matching and yet I'm here writing this heartfelt review you all are truly amazing thank you all for giving my daughter a normal life and nurse Zachary especially thank you for answering all my calls questions an concerns and being there for me and answering every message and call an that phone call u gave me is forever in my memories thank you ....and also last but definitely not least my beautiful soul/surgeon Kayla Mirie thank you for taking care of me your so amazing without u non of this would be possible thank you for not only being beautiful but having amazing skills thank you thank you thank you read more

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This is one of the best places there is. We came here a week early for to doctors orders. We have a bunch of tests after test. Had an MRI tonight at 515pm didn't get out after 830pm. That was pretty long. The quality of cars is amazing. My doctor is such a gem. I have a few on my Care Team. Dr. Krishna and Dr.Bendock are really nice doctors. I'm very fortunate to see them. The MRI is at Building 1. You check in at the front desk, they get you all set up, then they take you back. They have 3 buildings. I will visit the three during my stay here. Plus I'm from Maui, Hawaii I came all this way and I'm very glad that I did. read more

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The best hospital experience ever, so far! I live in Yuma, AZ, where medical care is sub-par, especially, the hospital! From the time I walked through the ER doors, I was checked in, Triaged & into an ER bed all within the first 15 minutes of this visit. Impressive! Then the care in the ER was swift and I was admitted. Fast forward 24 hrs. I'm still here with a team of doctors, nurses & therapists. I truly feel like I'm in good hands and on the road to eventual recovery! Bonus, the food here is A-w-e-s-o-m-e! Best hospital food I've ever had! Must try the Southwest Caritas Bowl. So yummy! read more

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This review covers the Mayo ICU2W. Our Son was on a ventilator and Life Flighted from a Tucson Hospital ER to the Mayo Phoenix because Tucson did not have the care level necessary for his medical emergency. Our son suffered sudden seizures and high fever and cause was confirmed after spinal tap in Tucson to be life threatening Spinal Meningitis. The Mayo received him and began life saving measures at the ICU. We arrived at the Mayo ICU and over the course of a week met his multi-Specialist team of Doctors and nurses who developed a plan. This team's expertise and compassion for family was truly remarkable. His nurses were outstanding by all measures. The medical staff learned from us he just retired after 21 as a senior Army Special Forces Operator. He went through several cranial surgeries at Walter Read and John Hopkins Bethesda medical Center for combat injuries and his current emergency was related. Mayo's team of Critical care Doctors saved his Life. They are developing a care plan with follow up visits with Mayo Specialists. Mayo Phoenix is a Tier 1 Hospital with the highest level of support available in Arizona. Thank-you Mayo!!! Dad and Family read more

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My husband has stage 4 ca and we have seen his oncologist once in four months. The m.d. left for the country for over a month and did not inform us. We had to find out through his P.A., who is wonderful. If that is top medical care how frightening. We have never been informed as to this progress.At Mayo Clinic, Phoenix, you are just a number not a human being and a sick one at that. He is not even scheduled to seen him at least through September,10, 2026. Just more blood tests and infusions. If you want top notch care whatever you do DO NOT GO TO MAYO CLNIC PHOENIX!!!! Professional my ass. read more

Not sure how I can even express how blessed I am to be able to receive my specialty care at Mayo. The doctors are given enough time to truly get to know you as a patient and a person. read more

Mayo is by far the best place for health care in Arizona Don't waste your time going to other surgery centers and Doctors that don't listen to the patients Best experience in 42 years of back pain Blessings to all the facility personnel That make this place a great medical facility in the valley read more

Mayo Clinic took care of me quickly and thoroughly after I had a fall with a head injury. I was treated with kindness and care. Warm comforting blankets and attention to detail. Thank you. read more

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I had 5 vertebrae fused due to pain from severe scoliosis. Before that, I couldn't stand for more than a few minutes, couldn't walk a few hundred feet. I was only pain free lying on my Tempurpedic mattress. I had the 8 hour procedure on March 5. Three months later and I am ecstatic with my recovery. I still go to PT twice a week to build up strength, but I am walking with no back pain and I'd been suffering for over 20 years. Dr. Bakhsheshian was amazing. I am so grateful for him and the care I received in the hospital. read more

never again worlds best hospital we are in trouble! every medicine they prescribe has had adverse affects on me. thats fine but dont tell me i have to stay on it. then when you call to complain they charge an additional $200 and insurance doesn't cover. up to $600 already this is the most corrupt hospital i ever went to!!! read more

My husband just had surgery at Mayo this morning. Received nothing but the best care from every staff member we interacted with -- check-in, registration, nurse, surgeon, pharmacist, cafeteria worker, security, etc. If you don't want to hang out at the hospital they can also text you updates. I love getting the play-by-play, didn't feel in the dark. They are also building and hiring like crazy to keep up with the demands of the growing Valley. The hospital has also been recently remodeled and has some beautiful artwork, murals, etc. Very clean and healing environment without being "sterile" with that gross hospital smell. read more

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I am in the Tucson area. in the past year I have appealed to Mayo 3x as no one in Tucson knows what is wrong with me or trying to help. each time they turned me down telling me to seek treatment where I live. if I could get treatment here I would. 9 years of failing health and mobility and Mayo says to keep doing what I am doing. they really do not care about patients on going pain and suffering read more

I had a great experience here. 10 years ago I had a vein pop out in my leg. I'm a frequent runner and have run long distance for a lot of those miles. I had a scan done 10 years ago but wanted a follow-up appt. Dr. Soh from the vascular department cared for me and was so clear in her explanations and recommendations. It was a clean place and people seemed genuinely kind and helpful. They also have golf carts to help people get from their car to the doors. I didn't use one, but thought that was nice. read more

ER visit for laceration overlying the knee Doctor: Wayne Martini, Jr, MD Doctor Martini was awesome. He was personable, caring, and thorough. I felt very comfortable and confident with his care, and his suture work was first class. In addition, he was concerned about another health issue I have, and went out of his way to offer excellent advice regarding my long term health. read more

I have a rare disease and went all winter extremely ill. Nobody knowing what was wrong. Went to the Mayo emergency in Phoenix and they saved my life. doctors were extremely knowledgeable. Staff was terrific. read more

Imagine that your patient has an order from 7 months ago that state that she needs a non emergent MRI. You have a standing order in the Mayo Clinic system for a MORE URGENT mri recommended by a PA that works at Mayo clinic. The severity has increased, new symptoms have come up that are concerning, she's complaining of new pain and based on a finger pull and a toe push, you determine that no imaging is justified or necessary. Not only is an MRI not justified in your professional opinion, but neither is a CT scan to rule out possible infection or csf leaks or abscesses that might have accumulated. As cysts have the ability to degenerate the bones of the spine causing instability. So you tell the lady to get lost when she asks you for an explanation and to realize she's not getting a second opinion or another doctor to treat her because you don't swap out doctors. Then she warns you that if something were to happen to her that the hospital could be held responsible. You pause and think, snd tell her that you will go get someone after all. You sit down already decided never to return. Outside of your view, the registration guy comes into the room. The patient hadn't even been there long enough for registration to register her and you just happen to be discharging the patient at the same time. You, the doctor, never come back into the room to give the pt a second opinion. The nurse outside of your view, goes to check the patient out, and he says to the patient, "Was it something I said? The nurse couldn't believe that you sent her home so soon. Then out of the corner of your eye, you see a hunched over lady, walking out with her grandson, and she finally leaves. Mission accomplished Mayo clinic. read more

Nurses were outstanding! My mom was there over a month, decided they couldn't figure out what was wrong with her, but released her because they said she was good to go. Thank You Mayo for keeping your numbers up to par, she died 4 days later. I owe you for all the great memories I think about each day. I would never go to this hospital! read more

They saved my husband's life Very professional and work well as a team Clean and well organized. read more

Mayo Clinic Hospital was a lifesaver for me. I had been struggling for over a year and a half to find out what was going on and causing me to continue to need to be readmitted to the hospital here in Phoenix. By chance, I had to go to the emergency department at Mayo due to its convenient location where I was and within a couple of weeks, they had figured everything out. They have been wonderful and working with me in the transition from no insurance to Medicare. In the interim, they were extremely gracious with working with me on payment for services received. The clinicians were wonderful. The nurses were wonderful. The facility is clean, updated, and inviting. I don't know that I ever want to go to another healthcare system, and that's saying a lot as I've worked for two of the three most well-known healthcare systems in the country. read more

My wife had her central line taken off her neck yesterday at 5 pm. By 6 pm the dressing came off. Because the cut was pretty close to her heart, we were very concerned and did what we were told to do, to go to the emergency and asked for help. The lady sitting at the checkin window refused to help us. After we explained that my wife was a patient whose dressing came off and please could they replace it before it became infected, she insisted on her rules, telling us that we had to be checked in as a new patient and pay every penny before they could help us. Since this was a mistake the hospital made, they needed to correct it rather than charging us for it. Finally, it was the evening shift security that called the medical aid team who came to help us. We came all the way from Hawaii to seek medical help here at Mayo. So far our experience has been very positive, except this very unfortunate event that happened just before we left. It's hard to believe that at Mayo, the security staff are more caring about the wellbeing of the patients than the emergency medical staff! read more

Mayo Clinic has a reputation for being at the top medical/hospital in the US and they surely meet the standards of Excellence. The whole process of Checking in and being seen by your doctor is so easy and organized, very well streamlined. From the moment you arrive at the hospital and all the signs on the road to help you find your way to the right building aThen when you enter the building, more signs and a front Desk to help you. read more

Horrendous experience, coming to Mayo Clinic has only hurt my health! I was expecting the outstanding care that Mayo Clinic plasters all over their advertisements but instead I was insulted, dropped as a patient then punished for raising a complaint. I have a chronic, mysterious condition that causes daily pain and even raised the suspicious of cancer. I waited months for an appointment hoping for answers. I saw Dr. Lisa Speiser (Mayo Clinic Arizona Infectious Disease Department). During the visit she kept pushing me into a very invasive, dangerous procedure outside of her expertise. I told her that I almost lost my life this year due to procedure complications but it fell on deaf ears. Even worse, she dropped me as a patient after I asked a reasonable medical question through the patient portal. I have a full record of this conversation on file. In that conversation, I politely asked her a question about new lab results ordered by another doctor. Her response was sarcastic, rude and she locked the message thread to prevent me from responding or continuing care with her! She refused referrals to other specialists when before she was handing them out on a whim (one of the doctors she referred me to told me he didn't even know why I was sent to him - this visit was $1200). Furthermore, Dr. Lisa Speiser ordered a service without my authorization or knowledge - I am glad I was sitting down when I saw the $900 claim. When I complained to Mayo Clinic Patient Relations and requested refunds, they ignored me until I followed up. I then received a call from Melissa (no last name provided); she lied about granting a refund for the visit with Dr. Lisa Speiser and refused a full refund for the unauthorized service. She also lied that letters would be sent to me on this topic, to date I haven't received anything (2 months after I filed the complaint). Furthermore she stated that the Medical & Administrative Leadership Team at Mayo Clinic reviewed my complaint, fully supported all conduct and would not discuss anything further. Melissa refused to discuss that I was left without care, a diagnosis and a potentially life threatening illness. When I asked for referrals to other specialists, she told me to call scheduling and do it myself. I feel that Mayo Clinic punished me for filing a complaint. I regret wasting my time, emotions and health on this mess. Waiting for care that never came has only worsened my symptoms and for the "pleasure" of this experience they bill 4 to 6 times more than any other facility. Completely awful, heartless and cruel way to deal with someone potentially dealing with cancer. Apparently this is the culture at this place since it was very clearly supported up to their Leadership levels. To say that I will not be coming back would be an understatement. I am still in shock. read more

When I am able to and feeling better I'll definitely write a much more in-depth review . However I wanted to get this information out there ASAP to save someone not only the trip to Mayo but the money if they were thinking on going to the ER for an injury that requires an MRI because they do NOT do MRIs in their ER (crazy right !) Now take it I had an accident which affected my back, was having numbness and weakness in my legs so thinking if I had a back injury Mayo was the best place to go ... wrong ... after waiting in the ER for 4 hours I was told that I would be discharged to get an outpatient MRI .. being a nurse I questioned that and they said "It's no longer standard practice to do MRIs in the ER" (umm yes it is , especially with my symptoms ) ... it took a lot of advocacy from my family and myself at which the doctor ordered a CT scan and very quickly things changed once we found out i had one possibly two broken vertebrae... at which time I was told "I guess now we have to do an MRI since neurosurgery will want that over the CT" . So I asked if this no MRI was just on back /bone patients and was told "no , we don't even do them on suspected stroke anymore , just CT scans " ... yup ... so ... If you are needing to go to the ER and potentially need any type of MRI DO NOT go here . Please go somewhere that can actually give you the imaging needed to treat you timely and appropriately (The 2 stars is only because my nurse was phenomenal and advocated hard core for me as well ) read more

My stay at Mayo Clinic for my surgery wih Dr. Richard Hayden and Dr. Diaz and their team was great. Their team of nurses like Jahaira an Cassidy were very helpful. my case manager Mercedes was so great as well. She helped me so much. The entire ENT department was incredible honestly. I just can't thank them enough. read more

I came to the ER for abdominal pain. I got lucky because the lobby was empty. I was taken back right away into the triage room. I had to have emergency surgery for appendicitis. Every step of the way I felt comfortable and taken care of from the beginning to the end. The Drs, nurses, radiologists and all staff were amazing. Thank you! read more

I wanted to share my incredibly positive experience with Dr.Rhee In my professional career, I've collaborated with numerous plastic surgeons, and Dr.Rhee truly stands out. His skill is exceptional, resulting in outstanding outcomes, but what sets him apart is his genuine compassion and dedication to his patients. He approaches each case with a level of care and understanding that I've rarely encountered. He's not just technically gifted; he possesses a warmth and empathy that make the entire experience far more positive and reassuring. I wholeheartedly recommend him. I don't just work with him, I have also had procedures with him, and must say I couldn't be happier. He fixed things that other doctors had messed up on me. If you want impeccable care, this is who you need to see for plastic. read more

Beware!!! Emergency Room Care! They will create problems where there aren't any just to increase the cost! My son went in because he had become intoxicated. He has had some anxiety the past few weeks because he is buying a house and work has been stressful. They chose to do a psych eval while he was intoxicated and determined a small concern. After doing all tests to see that everything was good and he got fluids and sobered up they said he couldn't go home because he needed another psych eval. He went into the clinic at 3pm in the afternoon. It is after 1am and they STILL have not found someone to complete the exit evaluation. And there is nothing he can sign to be released once they get you on that. The original eval should not have even been done to begin with but is invalid if he was heavily intoxicated and they won't do anything meanwhile racking up the bill trapping him there. Beware!! They want their funding! It is a scam! read more

Mayo has broken my heart. We had gotten off to a rough start years ago, but I felt care had improved. I was born with an extremely rare genetic disease; 1:1M (HypoKPP/ATS) I also have a secondary rare disease that is a rare version of that disease; seronegativeMG and K+ wasting along with a cruel vasovagal syncope disorder with POTS that has taken quality of life from me in the worst of ways. When I arrived in AZ years ago I was brand ambassador to the Channelopathy Foundation in Bern, Switzerland, stateside in Patient Driven Research under Prof. Urs Thomet and Hughs Abriel, because they learned Dr. Frank Lehmann-Horn of Ulm, Germany (RIP, who had discovered the ion-channel had devoted that last years of his life) along with Dr. Michael Segal of Simulconsult Lab in MA had been working with me for years to keep me alive. I had spent 6 months at Stanford Med in isolation where Drs didn't think they could keep me alive for 48 hours up admission, three months a the Cleveland Clinic in medical housing, four months in a skilled nursing home where I was given no hope of survival: the goal was to get a wonder-drug I finally got her through TGen Labs in Pheonix. But when I had my first serious life threatening emergency in the Mayo ER I was asked if I was on drugs or a drunk after being knocked out cold where I lived in Scottsdale by a bunch of rowdy tenants. It was terrifying. The SDPD did nothing. Nine days later these drug-using, drinking tenants were terrorizing my further, I landed in your ER with a Prolonged QT of near 700 (ATS PP) and this time I was asked if I was on "drugs" told "typical of drug user' ( zero history). When I made a comment to the doctor in alarm he said, "That's it! You're on a hold!" in a life-threatening cardiac moment I could have died, I was profiled as Psyche. Dr Micheal Segal later asked if it was "Soviet Psychiatry" as a Dr. Todd Levine said, "No one has two rare diseases as they took a $100Million dollar drug from me and stripped me. I recall saying, "I went to finishing school!" as they told me I was a threat to the public. Captain Reede from SDFD would later be stunned to learn I was not treated for a cardiac crisis. My great grandfather Christian A. Herter cofounded the Journal of Biological Medicine, discovered Celiac disease, founded the Journals at John Hopkins, and The Rockefeller Institute of Medicine. My grandmother Mary Dows Herter Norton Crena de Iongh wrote the thesis for the first wound solution to save the lives in WW1 with her step father Henry Drysdale Dakin after my GG father Herter died of the very disease I have. I was called the Dakin Solution. President Wilson ordered them to France, to serve our county, receiving the highest honors from France. My mother Anne Aston Warder Norton died after leaving an ER and was found dead near my boarding school after missing for days. The last two times I was in your ER, Dr. Martini sent me away while I was unable to ambulate telling me to go to the Internet for help. And when I collapsed in my home with Covid, I was sent out unable to walk by another doctor who refused to name my disease but said, "other patients with MG who are upstairs are worse off than you, you'll be fine." She did not bother to see if I could stand or walk. I was recruited by profiler, months on interviews, written questions, requiring clearance by the State Dept by the FBI. I spoke the the Special Agent recently who did my clearance. He remains baffled as I do how no once has understood my disease. As he said, "we have your medical records". He was particularly baffled by the incident that took me to the Mayo ER and how no-one helped me. We both know why.... read more

I used to think that there was nothing worse than getting a disease as a medical provider as a result of the course of my duties. However, this was easily topped when I was told that I would be seen as a patient at the Mayo Clinic only to wait three years and hear nothing. They probably didn't take my insurance, that's fine, I told them I would pay cash, still not good enough. I'll tell you what, if they can't even take care of their own for something that happened on the job as a health care provider, then they are just cruel; and that is the case with Mayo Clinic. My mother still asks every couple of months, "Have you heard from Mayo yet?", "Did you tell them that you would pay cash?" "Why won't they see you?" It's heartbreaking. read more

Excellent care. Very knowledgeable professional and caring at every level. Dr Neil Hay-Roy in the ER is excellent in listening and treating.

Yes, Mayo is a great hospital BUT even great hospitals make mistakes, in our case, a big one. The removal of my husband's PROSTATE included one lymph node that the cancer spread to. They removed his cancerous prostate and 31 other lymph nodes but not the one and only node that had the cancer!! Really? And when the surgeon was questioned by my husband (the patient and a medical Dr himself) his excuse was "well it was deeper and the robotics didn't mark it for removal. Can't find a lawyer anywhere to take our Malpractice case because mayo is just too big. THEY MAKE MISTAKES. . BIG ONES THAT MAY COST YOU YOUR LIFE. BEWARE + read more

Do not come here for any complicated emergency they'll check all the big things off and send you on your way. Brought my gf here and she could barely breathe and was in a lot of pain. Such a big hospital they don't have a gi doctor here for her to get checked on so they sent us home read more

In summary, Mayo is excellent at marketing itself, good at billing, just average in providing medical care, and very poor at customer service. Mayo is very good at promoting itself as being a premier medical provider without providing any believable evidence to support that claim. Rather, based on my experience and that of others I have spoken with, its medical services are simply average. In terms of medical care, like most hospital networks, it provides a range of quality from very good to very poor. It simply depends who you get. However, through its excellent marketing and public relations, it seems to have convinced the public that it are superior to others. Something else it is good at: one stop billing. The customer / patient does not get separate invoices from various departments for services performed at the same time. For example, following a surgery one bill arrives for the hospital, the doctors, the anesthesia, etc. When it comes to customer service, Mayo completely fails. It sends frequent emails to log into their difficult portal to read a message that more often than not is a complete waste of time. It repeatedly asks the same questions, such as the patient's medication list, allergies, and medical history. Finally, based on my experience, Mayo does not value its customers / patients. It assigns a client number to each patient and does not treat patients respectfully on a personal level. Overall, I give Mayo a below average grade. read more

Mayo was absolutely amazing with my sister. She was there from 1230am on the 3rd until the 8th and from the minute we were there she had amazing care. They all went above and beyond, not one person was rude or unhappy. Everyone we talked to or met had a smile on their face and were super nice. It made the stay for my sister and my mom better than expected. Feeling super blessed for everyone at Mayo, and I'm happy knowing we have a place for my sister that cares, thank you all at Mayo! read more