I have gone to Sanford for years and I've seen several doctors and I am very impressed with their…read moreefficiency and care and would highly recommend them or any of their fine physicians.

Dealt with rude nurses and staff that didn't listen to my father or to us, his family. The end…read moreresult was a fractured vertebra and death after 2.5 weeks of horrible pain.

I can not believe we live in the twenty first century and nurses still need to be told after all…read morethe schooling they receive not to talk to the patients while you are getting their blood pressure! This is one of my biggest pet peeves. I mean you are a trained professional! Right? Then by all means please chart my behavior not my medical problem. Like you're gonna teach somebody something by charting their behavior. Personally I think if you are that thin skinned you need to find a different profession. I hear they're looking for people to help at the corner store Or maybe at the trash company, can you drive? I just wonder how long it takes to get an XRay when only one other patient is here? Do they really think they are teaching me a lesson? Or do they think they are correcting my behavior? What ever happened to just plain old medical care. I been here almost an hour. Bunch of children running around here in uniforms acting like they all work here but nothing is getting done. Petty non professional work attitudes from one and all . Send me to a real Dr. With a real nurse who knows how to take a proper blood pressure! She almost had my feet dangling from the bed! Where did this person go to school? How do you not already know all this!!!!!!!!! And they leave my foot on the floor. You know just st let it swell! You don't care it's not your damn foot! They haven't even offered me ice. Ya that will teach me! I hope your HR department reads this. And maybe retrains you on patient RIGHTS!

I walked in a new patient and walked out a patient for life. From the moment I walked in I felt a…read morecaring warmth. From Kristi at the front desk to the nurses, Dr. Christina Olson DO and the lab technicians who used a butterfly for this blood draw baby. I know that me and my health are in good hands here!

Dental appointment went extremely well and was actually done by student dental hygienists from the…read moredmacc program. Quality of care was superb!

I went in on July 5th and the staff was super fast and friendly. The admissions person, two nurses,…read moretwo doctors ( I went at shift change) CT scan lady and pharmacy dude were all super nice, accommodating and helpful. The first doctor even talked to my wife after she was done for the day to comfort her and let her know what was going on. No ER visit is fast but this was the fastest. I'd go back in an instant.

Just wanted to pass on, what a great experience we had at Avera's Labor and Delivery department…read more All of the Docs and Nurses were exceptional and very professional; and I, mom and baby Ella greatly appreciated the experience!!

i went in for a checkup because i was showing symptoms of rectal prolapse the doctor told me that…read morei should not be pushing in the first place (witch was true) but did not give me any real treatment to cure it. It wasn't until i went to avera where i got the surgery that i needed to cure my rectal prolapse. (So Just go to avera there better.)

Dr. Eeg performed a surgery on my son early November. I was so extremely nervous, as my son did not…read morehandle anesthesia well when he had tubes placed in his ears. Dr. Eeg explained everything really well as to what we could expect during and after the surgery. I was SO impressed with how quick the procedure went and how quick the recovery was for my son! You literally could not tell my son even had surgery. The nurses at Sanford Surgical tower took phenomenal care of him and now he LOVES going to the doctor! Thank you, team!!

I have been a patient in VA facilities all over the Country, and this is by far the best. The…read moreemployees are wonderful. From the people that check you in, to the Nurses and Doctors themselves- everyone always has a kind, smiling face, has always gone above and beyond for my care, and not once.. have I ever been treated as a number. The VA offers a Women's Clinic in addition to Primary Care, numerous Specialty Clinics- from Pulmonary or Neurology, to Oncology and Hematology, an Integrative Health Department which offers alternative medical treatments for pain management and mind/body groups for emotional and mental health, and an amazing Physical Therapy Program to help with mobility and ROM. And if you need help in an area not covered, they are quick to get you schedule for community care appointments as well. I really can't say enough about this facility, and it's so refreshing to have a care team that genuinely WANTS to see their patients happy and succeed.

My wife, elderly father-in-law, and I were on a cross-country trip from Seattle to Eastern…read moreKentucky. FIL became dehydrated, and we had to put him the hospital a few days. The doctors, nurses, lab, etc was great. Hospital has been remodeled and is very nice. The mediocre review was because of the VA police. We were traveling in our motorhome with a trailer pulled behind it. First day we were there, we arrived super early in the morning. I pulled into the parking lot and took up approx 7 spaces. I wasn't expecting to stay there long ... only long enough to determine where I needed to park. The FIL was the priority. Immediately, this cop comes up to RV noticeably irritated that we had parked there. To quote: "Do you know that this thing is taking up like seven f___ing spaces? You'll need to move it to the street." I said okay and complied. I felt like saying that I know how to count. Several days later (which was the Friday before Memorial Day), we're parked on the street, and this same cop walks up to me while I'm standing just outside the RV and says that, since it's the weekend and after 5pm on Friday, it would be okay if I parked in the parking lot over the weekend since it wouldn't be getting full. It would also put us considerably closer to the front door. (I suffer from persistent a-fib and heart failure, and my wife has a bad back, so any distance closer is very much agreeable with my heart. It's a little walk between the street and the front door.) Anyhow, I move the RV to the backside of the lot, out of the way. We stayed parked there all night long. During the night, there were VA police patrolling the lot, frequently. At no time was I approached and told to move. The next morning, my wife and I are drinking coffee and this younger cop knocks on the window and tells me that I can't be camping there and that I'll need to move in the evenings. I told him what I was told by the first cop, and he responded with that he was the shift supervisor and didn't care what I had been told, that I'd need to move it in the evenings. He left. I'm thinking, if that's the case, why didn't the police notify me of this at some point during the night? These cops are apparently on power trips and do nothing to improve relations with patients and visitors. It's sad that a nice facility with great care is lowered by the police with attitudes. I'll stay parked on the street and these cops will get nothing but dirty looks since they like being assholes.