Great professionals from the front desk, to technicians, nurses and doctors. HIGHLY recommend.read more

Staff member was walking the parking lot, going in and out of the office. I expressed my concerns…read moreto the front desk and they advised me to ignore it. I advised she appeared to be sick, stumbling in parking lot and was carrying a yellow bag that staff told me was a regurgitation bag and she had neuropathy. The incident was downplayed by the staff and NP. I was told it was not serous and that it was not an issue that this person was walking hallways and coming passing patients in the hallway. After my visit I was to wait in the room for the lab tech. After 20 minutes I opened the door to find an ambulance stretcher blocking the door to the room I was in, I watched as the loaded the staff member and took her away. The NP was in the hallway, and I advised her I had not had my labs yet and needed to use the restroom. I was directed to the restroom. Upon my return I went back to the room, sure the lab tech would be in soon. 25 minutes later a staff member came into the room demanding to know why I was still there. I explained I has been waiting for over 45 minutes for my lab tests. An acting supervisor came in along with the NP and said let's get your lab test done. I expressed my concerns for the staff member and how I was treated, exposed to staff members unknown illness who left in an ambulance. I was told I was overreacting to a slight cough, I was mistaken in what I witnessed, that they were short staffed, and that this office did not have a manager due to frequent turnovers. Later when I checked my chart notes. The NP notes stated that I was upset that a staff member coughed, and I was only there for 50 minutes in total. It did not mention that the staff member left in an ambulance and that I was forgotten for over 45 minutes. I report this and a letter was sent saying it would be looked into, and I would be receiving a follow up. Several calls and 5 months have passed with no updates or corrections to my chart

Let me begin by saying that puncture wounds are no laughing matter. But, Doctor Peter and his…read moreskilled team left me in stitches. Fantastic team!

I was scheduled to have shoulder surgery and we checked in about an hour an a half before the…read moresurgery and the receptionist was super cool and we found our she was going to San Diego, so we gave her all of our tips and tricks. The they brought me back into pre-op and my nurse Nicole was AMAZING and they put in my IV and my anesthesiologist came in and was super cool, Dr. Potter. Then I don't remember much after that, except waking up in the recovery room and they decided to keep me overnight. The night nurses were great and I had a breakfast sandwich for breakfast, which was actually pretty good. I did some PT and OT before checking out and they were both fantastic. A great experience overall, with super caring nurses and doctors.

Do you have 30-40 minutes to sit and wait? Do you like dealing with frustrating lab techs that…read moredon't know what's going on? Do you enjoy being on time when no one has any regard for your time? If you answered "yes" to the previous questions, then this is the place for you. At least it's clean and has complimentary coffee though. Yay.

I go here often with my dad for numerous health issues. We are always treated with respect; staff…read moreis always friendly; and providers take the time to discuss all our questions and provide thorough care.

Dr. Parker is the best! She is the first doc to actually do saliva tests with me, not just blood…read moretests. She discovered that I have adrenal fatigue and gluten intolerance. It is such a relief to finally know what is wrong, and to find a doctor that LISTENS to me, instead of immediately trying to address symptoms with a pill. She is thoughtful, extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and totally conscious of the patient's best interests. Better treatment than I got at Mayo, even. She actually recommended a book to me- how refreshing is that? Instead of a prescription, she directs me to a resource so that I am a better-educated patient. I actually feel kind of bad for gushing about her, because I don't think she is taking new patients... But if that changes, and you are looking for a great endo, this is the doctor to get!

I sought out Kara Parker when I first moved to Mpls because I wanted a Dr who had a deeper…read moreunderstanding of both holistic and allopathic healing and my initial visits with her were pretty great. I was exploring a hormonal imbalance and she helped me get on a bioidentical progesterone which was exceedingly helpful. I wasn't however expecting to be blindsided by the visit to follow. Having gotten out of a recent break-up I saw Dr. Parker to explore getting pregnant on my own--possibly more hormone treatments, thyroid tests, anything that would help my fertility as a late 30-something woman. The first words out of her mouth were 'Well... I have two children and I could not have done it without the love and support of my partner.' She proceeded to ask me the following questions: -- Was I financially secure enough to raise a kid? (39 with a very successful business) -- Why not consider adoption? (Always a consideration of mine but expensive and I want to try natural conception while I'm still young) -- Why not consider dating someone with a kid? (Already a stepmom from my previous relationship) She asked me how I planned on getting pregnant and how I planned to give birth. I told her I pondered home birth and she proceeded to tell me a home birth nightmare story. All in all it was an incredibly shaming and negative experience. Absolutely nothing positive or empowering was uttered from her mouth and being a woman doctor--who supposedly embraces an alternative lifestyle--I expected a lot more out of her. I was definitely emotional in our visit but I don't think that was justification for her to be so judgmental. I sought out a holistic doctor to have a more positive experience not to be treated like I'm incapable and out of touch with my own aspirations as a human. It's taken me some time to have the courage to write this review but I think it's important. I wouldn't want someone else to have the same experience. I won't be going back to her, nor would I recommend her as a doctor.

This little clinic is the best kept secret in the metro for primary care!!!!! My family has…read morereceived nothing but phenomenal, compassionate, and deeply excellent medical care here - we've had wonderful experiences with Dr. Macdonald, Dr. Golden, and Dr. Nelson - and have switched several friends and family to receive care here. I really feel like the staff (everyone from reception to nurses to the docs) cares deeply for you as a patient and finding the best outcome that you feel comfortable with (not the kind of experience you'd have at a Fairview or a HealthPartners). They are super accessible and have urgent appointments if you need, there is always a doctor on call 24/7, and we've never had an issue getting in. This clinic is how primary care should be!!!

I had been with this clinic for 18 and it was a functiona, small, STABLE, clinic. They are awful…read morenow. They no longer have a billing person in house. They use some sketchy person from somewhere in her basement now. She never returns calls either. They use to have 5 very experienced doctors for the first 15 years I was there. Then Dr Nelson went part time to golf and play footsie with Fairview corporate. ALL the rest of the stable doctors all quit or retired. I was forced to change doctors 3 times the last 2 1/2 years. The facility now has 2 PAs, which isn't a huge thing but you now have 1.5 doctors running 2 PAs. And both PA quit after several months. And the one full time doctor slot changes every 18 months. So you have 1/2 a physician with more than 10 years experience. The nurses rock though and total angels. After 18 years it made it hard for me to switch clinics but I CANNOT bear their incompetence any longer. Avoid this clic and just find another Fairview Clinic because RMG is a Fairview offshoot anyway. AVOID at all costs.