The Women's Life Care Center's staff is amazing and so helpful! It is so great to know there is a…read moreplace like the WLCC available for moms, dads and babies!

Wonderful place full of caring and professional staff that are kind and supportive. Definitely…read morerecommend!

Our daughter was admitted to the NICU here when she was born at 29 weeks 6 days gestational age…read more The care quality is exactly what we want for our little princess. We're so relieved we're able to have our baby girl at this hospital until she's ready to come home. There's nobody we trust more to help our sweet girl get big and strong.

Unless it is life or death just go to urgent care. It will be 6 to 8 hours before you get seenread more

I'm frankly overwhelmed just thinking about how perfect Little Hospice was for my mom's hospice…read moreexperience. She needed an extraordinary level of care and attention, and what she received here exceeded our expectations enormously. The facility is beautiful, cozy, well-appointed, and full of every comfort we could have asked for. And the round-the-clock nurses are so wise, so caring, so supernaturally attuned to the needs of those in their trust that it has honestly improved my opinion of humanity at large. I will look back on the decision to move my mom into Little Hospice as one of the most important decisions I've ever made, and absolutely one of the best. For the rest of my days I will recommend this facility to anyone in this situation, and I will stand by that recommendation no matter how much is at stake.

NC Little Hospice is an amazing place. My father-in-law was a hospice patient here during the…read moreholiday season, dying the day after Christmas. Our entire family was tenderly cared for in the weeks/days leading up to his death; it was like being welcomed into a close friend's home. The experience is one I will forever be grateful for.

I am still amazed by the awesome care I received at the MN Birth Center (St. Paul) location. I…read morealways wanted a more natural birth and didn't know what was possible until I found the MN Birth Center. Every appointment leading up to the birth of my little one was awesome. Each appointment the midwives made sure to answer all my questions and I never felt rushed. My birth and labor were really long due to baby's position and I know if I had been at a hospital I would have ended up with drugs and a c-section which is not at all what I wanted. But the midwives and nurses were there the whole time helping me through it at the birth center and on the phone when I was at home. Even though giving birth in a pandemic is not what I expected. I am so thankful for the MN Birth Center for the opportunity to give birth how as close as how I wanted to during such crazy times.

This is an excellent facility, top notch staff, run under auspices of a fetal medicine specialist…read morewho wanted to help women have more options to give birth naturally. They helped me do just that! I ran into red tape on every direction due to a false positive turners syndrome on blood test screening. I did not want to undergo amniocentesis due to risks and wanted a water birth as I had experienced previously with my first baby. My care was dropped by Health Foundations Birth Center at 34 weeks pregnant but I was able to continue with the amazing staff at the MN Birth Center and have the birth experience I had been hoping for! I'd give them 6 stars if possible!

Dr. Erick Demaris shouldn't be a Doctor. He rushed thru my son's apt because he was over an hour…read morebehind and then he wouldn't even treat him! Now my son has to miss another day of school to go to a Dr that knows what they are doing.

They continue to have amazingly crabby ass staff. I really highly dislike this clinic. It makes me…read moremiss our old- far more personal, pleasant, actually health knowledgeable old clinic. This place really is terrible on so many levels. After more than a handful visits and checkins being this bad- I'm looking for a different clinic that actually seems to care about their patients. Check in staff included.

We have had 2 babies at different locations. Mercy was a calm and helpful group of nurses and docs.read more

When you enter, you are welcomed by a dragon of a human being who yells at everyone everywhere and…read moremakes you feel bad and apologetic for entering what is apparently her lair. If you are able to make your way past her safely (while her co-workers shudder with embarrassment), then the care is OK, but the attitudes vary wildly depending on who you get. Two of our daytime nurses were absolute gems, so helpful and kind. Totally loved them. Thank God for them. It seems like the grumpiest nurses are placed on overnight shifts, which is just wonderful when you are exhausted after having just had a baby. The food is totally wretched. The rooms are a bit depressing and need to be updated after a decade of use. Bottom line: some very kind and caring staff in a so-so facility, but also some real grumpy grumps.

Northwest Family Clinic has stellar customer service because of their care coordination team! My…read moreMom fell and fractured her back. Thankfully no surgery was required, however Mom still needed a hospital stay and skilled nursing home services for a few weeks. This was expensive. Shareese James who is an outstanding care coordinator at Northwest Family Clinic was able to save my parents thousands of dollars. She truly cares for her clients and advocates for them. Utilizing her expertise in the Accountable Care Organization (ACO) process and the Medicare rules she coordinated with the hospital and skilled nursing center to significantly reduce costs. It is difficult for patients and social workers to navigate through the complexity of Medicare rules and ACO steps. That is why it is so important to have a care coordinator like Shareese who understands these processes and is persistent in networking with other medical partners. My parents and I are very grateful for her support!

Be careful about this place if you are given supplies or any kind of medication (even fever…read moremedicine). After the doctor examination, they may give you supplies or medicine. They will not disclose much information to you. You will think it is a sample but you will get charged big time. I contacted the Dr. office and billing department. Everyone in the billing department will send me to Brenda (hospital administrator) and she will not answer or reply to voice mails. They got a very good set up going to make money. They charge 3-4 times to over the counter supplies.

A very good treatment center Good office staff / the other…read morestaff plis james and Mike and Erick???

Here is my honest and unbiased review of Riverplace Counseling Center based out of Anoa, MN. The…read morefacilities are very nice and clean, They do a good job of keeping things in working order and in shape and have a phenomenal maintenance guy. The front desk admin assistant is very thorough and if asked for help is dependable and reliable. She has a get it done attitude. The tech staff is overall friendly and helpful with what clients need. As far as programming goes it could be better and more coordinated. Counselors are given the autonomy to present material and structure their groups as they see fit which is good when the counselors are competent, which about 75% of them seem to be. However, the ones who arent can make groups feel very elementary, mundane, and like nails on a chalk board. Creativity and planning goes a long ways in providing the most valuable experience in short time for clients. As far as individual attention goes, the outpatient portion of their programming seems to provide adequate attention and individual based planning. However, while in their IOP w/ lodging phase (which is essentially inpatient, get to that later) one on ones are not readily available and have to be asked for. Which is confusing to the client because compared to other programs, they do very little "social work" to speak as far as helping clients with needs outside of treatment and leave that solely on the client to take upon themselves. This can be difficult at times with limited computer availability, no cell phones allowed, and not alot of time during the business day to make calls. Fortunately, I had responsive counselors assigned to me and I am forward with my needs, however, a client who does not have those communication skills or gets one of the lesser counselors might struggle in getting their individual needs met. By far my disappointment here came in how they appear to be an operation in a state of constant transition. This was obvious through their lack of a handle on Covid protocols (15 months into the pandemic), constant change of rules, borderline false advertising, and shortage of staffing of techs. The lack of communication of expectations because it seems things are just decided at the top as they go leaves the techs and counselors in a tough spot with clients. And the most concerning thing I observed was the clinical director being completely out of bounds with her decisions, to a point that its a liability. Such as denying a patient his meds when it was discovered they had been misusing them. This is a very dangerous situation not just for the patient but for others around that patient given the nature of the meds. The clinical director has expertise in substance abuse counseling, not a doctorate degree in mental health or medicine, thus should probably stay in her lane. Also, be aware of the advertised structure of the program. "IOP w/ lodging" is essentially inpatient, extended care is a medium intensity halfway house, and their "freedom phase" is not a true sober house as its still GRH and the staff walks into your apartment whenever they see fit. When its staffed. It was not until 3⁄4 of the way through my stay that they staffed it 24/7 as required to comply with the state for funding. Also, do not expect the rules there to be consistent as some may be expelled for bringing substances into the house, while other wont be disciplined. And they will change policies that may have been a selling point for you to transition there vs another sober house halfway through your stay. Overall, if it werent for the couple close friends I made there and the handful of employees who do have it together, this would have been very miserable.