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.

I switched to AWH after having a terrible experience with a miscarriage at another clinic. I…read moreexperienced a second miscarriage while at AWH and Allie Rodriguez, PA, was wonderful, caring, and provided good patient education. I saw Allie again for an annual check up and during my next pregnancy, and she is my favorite part about this clinic and I would recommend her services and care - I wish she could have been my OB. Other service providers at the clinic have been okay or disappointing. The front desk tends to be awkward. Only Tiffany tends to make eye contact and acknowledge your presence upon arriving - the others will not acknowledge you, so you can't tell if they are so engrossed in their work that they haven't seen you or if they are intentionally ignoring you. If you walk up to them or speak you get the "we'll be with you in a moment" - cool, just say that next time so I'm not wondering. Going to the doctor is a stressful experience for many and this cold welcome doesn't help. I was very anxious during my pregnancy because of my two previous miscarriages. The ultrasound techs were always wonderful and would tell you what they saw and what they were doing. The OBs themselves are kind of all over the place. You can't choose which provider will deliver your baby, so I opted not to see a single provider and instead meet all of them at least once so that I'd have a touch of familiarity on delivery day. I got okay to good impressions of all of the doctors during those visits except for Dr. Goodman who sped through "fat facts" - the things I was likely to experience or be at risk for being overweight and pregnant. While I do expect individualized medical care, what disappointed me was that she started out by apologizing for telling me these things (no one is more aware that I am fat than I am - have been my whole life, don't need an apology for sharing information if you believe it's important for me to have informed care). She then sped through the information, which included induction at 39 weeks, and I was so shocked that I opted to end the appointment rather than ask questions. I was still early in the pregnancy and just hoped to make it past the first trimester. There wasn't much notable about the other docs - they'd answer my questions and were not likely to offer up much info otherwise. The clinic was nice about me coming in between appointments to listen to the heartbeat to lessen my anxiety. The final straw was delivery day when Dr. Pettit swept my membranes without informed consent. I'm not saying I wouldn't have taken her expert medical advice, but you should tell me what you're doing to my body before you do it. After my final postpartum check up, I'm done with AWH.

They need to learn how to listen when people call. They seem to be in a rush to say no or transfer…read moreyou without even providing basic information.

If you want a doctor who gets to know you as a person as well as treat your health this is the one!…read more There are not enough positive words to describe this clinic and staff.

From the owner: We provide holistic gynecology care for women and adolescents of all ages, in a welcoming…read moreenvironment. We offer a full range of gynecologic services including new therapies for women going through menopause including Mona Lisa laser therapy treatment for women suffering from urogenital symptoms caused by menopause.

Why or how this showed up on my Yelp reviews I have NO idea. My last encounter with this practice…read morewas in 1991! But they were outstanding, loved my OB, Dr. David Olson, and saw me through a twin pregnancy and a singleton. Ok, carry on!

Great care and very helpful - working with the midwives has been wonderful.read more

Very unprofessional people. I took time off my from job to come to this appointment only to be told…read moreI was rescheduled without notice. I wouldn't recommend anyone come here

Extremely disappointed as I took time off for an appointment that I had on my calendar for over a…read moremonth, only to find out today, day of, that they canceled my appointment and can't get me in for weeks from now. Not a good look.

My mother and I have been going to this doctor since before I was born. Dr. Presthus and his nurse…read morepractitioner are some of the best in the industry. I would never go to anyone else.

Absolutely Terrible! After leaving work early to make the 50 minute drive across town I was told…read morethe doctor would see me shortly. The Doctor came in and said he would be back in five minutes. I sat and waited for over 45 minutes until a nurse came in and noticed I was still there? Turns out the doctor forgot I was there and left for the day! No one came to alert me of this, no one appologized! My husband called and expressed his dissapointment with Dr. BeadIe and his staff. The doctor did call back and said "It shows we are all human". I would never reccomend Minnesota Gynecology to anyone.

Absolutely horrible experience. I tried to tell my dr at my annual about breast and uterine pain -…read moreshe verbalized my bra was too tight and asked how many partners I've had?! Turns out I went to a different clinic and had cancer!!!! WTF ?! I wasn't allowed to discuss anything other than an annual exam, if I wanted to talk about uterine pain, I had to book a different appointment. Oh and when I tried to see a different doctor within this clinic they allowed me to make an appointment, take off work and when I showed up made me leave because I had a $32 balance and couldn't pay it until 2 days later. Couldn't even call me to tell me that? Thanks!!!!! Greedy, greedy clinic that doesn't care about women's health.

This place is an absolute disgrace to women's healthcare. If…read moreI could give zero stars, I would. My experience at Women's Premiere OB/GYN West Clinic was so appalling, I left feeling more emotionally violated than supported--thanks entirely to Ashley, who is by far the most unprofessional and downright disrespectful individual I've ever encountered in a medical setting. Let's start with the obvious: Ashley is painfully young, clearly inexperienced, and has no business working in women's health--or any patient-facing role, for that matter. She has the demeanor of someone working a high school part-time job at a food court, not someone responsible for helping patients navigate intimate, vulnerable, and often emotional healthcare experiences. She was dismissive, smug, and shockingly rude. The eye rolls, the attitude, the complete lack of empathy--this girl seemed more interested in power-tripping than providing any semblance of support or professionalism. When I asked a question about a billing issue, she cut me off mid-sentence and spoke to me like I was stupid. When I tried to advocate for myself, she treated me like I was a problem to be dealt with--not a human being seeking care. It was honestly jarring. In what universe is this acceptable in an OB/GYN clinic? Shame on this clinic for hiring someone so green, so utterly unqualified, and so emotionally immature to deal with patients. It speaks volumes about the leadership and their standards--or lack thereof. Women deserve so much better. This clinic needs a serious wake-up call, starting with a long look at who they're allowing to represent their name. Until Ashley is replaced with someone who knows the meaning of respect and professionalism, I will never step foot in this place again--and I'll be warning every woman I know to do the same. Avoid at all costs.

I want to share my recent experience with this office. I was contacted by the office manager…read moreregarding their policy that patients who reschedule three times may be dismissed from the practice. During this call, I was informed that this policy is not currently communicated to patients and that there are no plans to proactively share it. That was surprising and concerning to hear. To provide context, during my pregnancy when I was very sick I never missed an appointment and consistently arrived 10 minutes early. I was frequently seen 30-45 minutes after my scheduled time, but I remained patient and understanding, recognizing that delays can happen in medical settings and never complained. More recently, I had to reschedule my annual exam three times over the course of a few months due to circumstances outside of my control: a family emergency, personal illness, and then my child becoming sick. I never no-showed and never canceled the day of an appointment. Despite this, I received a call questioning my reasons for rescheduling, and the tone of the conversation felt unnecessarily rude and accusatory. I do want to emphasize that Dr. Brown has been wonderful, and all of the nurses I've interacted with have been kind and compassionate. My concern is solely with how this policy was communicated and the manner in which the situation was handled. I believe clear communication and mutual respect are essential in a healthcare setting, and I hope this feedback is helpful in improving the patient experience going forward.

I would rate a 0 if I could honestly. I had symptoms of PID which I've had before so I made an…read moreappointment, my gyno was full for weeks but they assured me that the PA, Mackenzie Drimel was qualified to see me. I was wary but still came in. She told me that it wasn't PID despite me advocating it was as I know my body and have had it before. She dismissed me several times despite my extreme pain and discomfort. I decided to make another appointment at a different location and to my dismay it was her again. She told me, again, it wasn't PID and again, I intensely advocated for myself. Finally she gave in and said she'd go talk to my actual gyno. She came back in and said "she thinks I'm right and doesn't believe it's PID again". I said that I don't care and would like the medicine anyway. After several minutes of pleading she finally agreed to write me a prescription, and of course, within 5 days my symptoms were gone. I was right. I'm very unhappy with how this was handled. Flash forward to this week and I get a text for a bill from the 2 visits. $880 AFTER INSURANCE. I wouldn't have even had to come in again if she had just diagnosed me correctly in the first place. I will be fighting this charge and am very unhappy with this clinic. Do not see Mackenzie Drimel if you want to be treated with respect and be seen by someone who will actually listen to you.

Time for a pap smear? Just found out there is a bun in the…read moreoven? Need some birth control? Head over to John Haugen OB/GYN. I have been a patient of both Dr. Andrea Flom and Char Bunger for years and they have both always treated me with kindness and respect. I am a child free by choice woman and they have never made me less than of a woman for my personal decision. Make an appt and tell them Lisa says hi!

I was extremley disappointed with two of my experiences at Haugen OBGYN in Edina. One of the…read moreproviders, Linda Maag, completed my exam in summer of 2020 not following proper infection control practices. She put on a pair of gloves, went outside to get a new lightbulb (touched the door handle, lamp, ect) and then performed my exam without changing gloves. The NP that placed an IUD did so in a manner that was so rush, I had a vagal response and all she did was have a nurse bring me juice. She left me for 20 minutes after and said "leave when you feel better". The care provided here is not of high quality. I would recommend seeing another provider for any OBGYN care.