We have been bringing both of our kids here for almost 3 years and we are very happy here. Both…read morekids see Dr Jones, but we have also been happy with the other doctors. We like the customer service and the friendliness of the nurses and staff all around. They do a great job of keeping the kids at ease whether sick or just wary of what is happening. Another big plus is the after-hours nurse line. Not only do they call back fairly quickly, you get a caring, helpful voice on the other end of the line that helps you sort out what to do until the office or pharmacy opens in the morning. We definitely feel that our children's health is in good hands here.

I was a parent for almost 10 years before switching to Pediatric Services and in that time my kids…read moreand I saw three main different pediatricians. We moved last summer and chose PS as our clinic based on the recommendation of a friend and I feel like the skies have opened up and angels are singing. The doctors, nurses, and front desk staff are all wonderful, thorough, competent, and kind. Wait times are never long.

I encountered significant difficulties coordinating work‑related injury care through this clinic…read more Their team did not align with our established return‑to‑work program, which led to delays, conflicting recommendations, and added administrative burden. Reaching staff who could clarify restrictions or documentation was consistently difficult, causing further setbacks. Afterward, I found several public reviews describing similar issues with communication and care focus. Based on this experience, safety and HR professionals may want to monitor cases closely or consider alternative clinics for occupational injury management.

I really like coming to this location for my primary care provider checkups. It feels like the…read morepeople here care about me, and the location is super easy to get to with a lot of parking. The interior is clean and spacious while being inviting. My doctors here listen to me. Today, someone greeted me who had Star Wars figurines all over their desk, which made me smile. It's the little things!

Just getting into 3800 address is a challenge. Not just me, as I ran across others on my long way…read morein asking each other where to go now. * Buildings are poorly marked from parking lot view. I never did see a sign that identified the building as 3800, I went to another address and figured it out. * There are various parking lots with signs telling why you can't park in that lot. *It was a walking maze, I met a woman who was clearly disabled as she could not find a handicapped entrance or easy entrance. * Inside I thought I would look for a cafeteria for a later stop, a few signs said they had one but wasn't clear where it was. Finally saw a sign that said it closes at 1pm. That's still lunch! * Restroom, just tried one, door lock didn't work properly, No soap in container, No hot air dryer, paper towel dispenser out of paper, no hot water. Oh yes there is sign regarding "clean hands are healthy hands". Found my waiting room which was pleasant and quiet and decorated in soft tones. Not much waiting, (I spent so much time trying to find my way it was getting late). I saw a specialist for a not to serious matter and felt rushed. I don't think I spent more than 12 minutes in his care. No one saw me out of the room.

I went in for an annual check up with a new doctor after my primary care doctor at another clinic…read moreretired. During my visit, they told me I needed to do a follow up procedure for a test, which they booked for me during that appointment. After I went to the procedure, they sent me a bill for $2,000 and said it was because I was out of network. Mind you, my original appointment was IN network, so I didn't fathom that the procedure they booked me for would be out of network... had I known that, I would have just gone to Planned Parenthood and gotten the procedure done there for an affordable price? Then I spent the next year calling them and my insurance company trying to figure out why it wasn't being covered, neither Park Nicollet nor my insurance could figure why I was being denied coverage. Eventually I got sent to collections because it was taking too long to sort out, and now it has been a year and a half and I am still paying $100/month to pay off that appointment.

Billed my insurance incorrectly and no one picks up the phone to correct it. Yet they are not…read moredelayed in continually sending me text reminders.

I have been coming to this clinic since 2014. HCMC has been a good hospital to me…read more My doctor is Ayham Moty MD he has been very thorough all these years. People come here because they have excellent doctors. Immigrants come here and they are treated nicely. Parking is always available. The place is always clean and the pharmacy always super busy. They ship it to you if you need to.

Do NOT take driving lessons! Lessons are NOT tailored to an…read moreindividual's needs. When my son expressed his need to work on parking he was told they will "briefly" cover that. We were told to practice "on our own". Management was of no help when sought out assistance.

Our son was born with a bilateral cleft lip and palate. Immediately after our 20 week ultrasosund,…read morewe knew we needed to find the best doctor and surgeon in our area. My husband is a doctor, so naturally we/he did a lot of research and met with different professionals. We had heard good things about Children Minneapolis, and Dr. Robert Tibesar, but eventually made the decision that were going to use a doctor at Gillette Childrens. As a parent, this is a very scary thing to go through and there is no confirmation you are choosing the right doctor for your child. After our sweet son was born (at Abbott) we called our chosen doctor at Gillette's to come over and meet his new patient. To our surprise, the Children's team showed up immediately, and Dr. Robert Tibesar himself (as well as his phenomenal team) came to see and check on our sweet baby each day. After many days passed, we needed to confirm our doctor for procedures that were needed after birth. Our Gillette doctor still had not been over to meet his new patient. We went down to the hospital cafeteria (where we spent a lot of time in the first few weeks as our son came early) and were feeling anxious and nervous about what to do. We pulled a "1-2-3" say your Doctors name out loud and both my husband and I had 100% switched our doctor vote to Dr. Robert Tibesar. We were so blown away by his patient care and just got the best feeling; we have NEVER regretted our decision. He is very professional, yet compassionate letting you have a voice in your childs long term care plan. I was very worried as a mom not knowing what to expect with a cleft child, and he has made our road so easy and truly worry free! We were blown away after our son had his first surgery (cleft lip repair). He looked SO good; everyone comments on how great his repair looks. And beside everything above, we come to learn that Dr. Tibesar, has multiple cleft children of his very own to love and care for at home. He is just wonderful. I have a good friend who also has a cleft baby, and when we discuss our journeys, she always says she is very envious of our doctor. We truly feel blessed that God directed us his way! For all new parents to a cleft baby, do not worry. If you choose Dr. Tibesar you will be in the BEST hands.

Poor quality for management and staff. I've had to re-visit the lab due to the inability for staff…read moreto draw blood and being told that it is because I am dehydrated (which I wasn't). I showed up at today's scheduled visit to have a blood draw after waiting I am called back to the area that draws blood. after 10 minutes I was told that they do not know what to do since there are no notes in my record for them to follow. This was just a waste of my time and not helping public health.

Not sure of the experience the previous poster had, but I had a completely positive experience…read morehere. The front desk staff was really nice and welcoming and the NP I saw was patient and answered all of my questions with respect. If you're not insured or low-income, they offers sliding scale pricing and also take most insurance plans. As an uninsured new resident to Minnesota, this clinic was a welcome sight. No one here treated me like just a number in a list to get through. I'd come back here again.

My daughter referred me to Dr. Art when I was in Minnetonka last month. Dr. Art listened to my…read moreconcerns in particular with a problem foot. My foot felt instant relief after my adjustment. I would not hesitate to go to Dr. Art again.

From the owner: Hello my name is Dr. Arthur Hoffman and I am a chiropractor in…read moreMinnetonka and serve the greater Twin Cities with cost effective and highly successful healthcare. My chiropractic story begins around the time when I was 10 years old. I was born with a curve in my spine, like scoliosis, but less severe. My family took me to a chiropractor to address it and prevent it from getting worse as I matured. With the care I received, my back developed stronger and straighter and my curve is nearly untraceable now. Since that time, I would get regular checkups to maintain my health and I am proud to say I have had fewer injuries and illnesses than the average person. I attribute my better health to a healthy nervous system through chiropractic. Today, I am adjusted at least once a week to maintain my health and perform at my very best. My practice is bustling with a variety of people seeking injury treatment, symptom prevention, maintenance of health, and a better sense of wellness in their lives. On any given day I may treat a three week old infant for a wellness checkup, a four year old with a history of ear infections, a 45 year old with a disc injury, or a 75 year old with multiple sclerosis. The beauty of chiropractic is that it works.. I have seen what could be called miracles every day in my clinic and I am so grateful for the chance to make a difference in the lives of many.