I called 25 min before my appointment time, letting them know I would be running a couple minutes…read morelate. I arrived 3min after the appointment start time and the provider refused to see me.

Had my first colonoscopy ever. I was so sedated and didn't feel anything. I woke up in the room I…read morechecked in. Prep is a pain drinking a bottle of Miralax and Gatorade the day before. You will definitely clean out your colon. Magnesium citrate the day of. Dr. Toriz, a female doctor is who I preferred. Colonoscopy have come a long way in technology and sedation. It really was painless and easy. Highly recommend ! To save money, buy your prep stuff at a pharmacy over the counter or by script. They charge $85.

Quality of care was good, but beware if you don't pay your copay or coinsurance at the time of your…read morevisit. They never sent a bill then sent us to collections with absolutely no contact whatsoever from them. Would NOT recommend this clinic for that reason.

Grateful for this urgent care because I've had to stop by twice already but both experiences were…read morefairly pleasant. Not a super long wait time on Sunday mornings, although there isn't a lot of time to ask questions after your diagnoses since they move quickly. Staff is also always friendly.

I visited this Urgent Care at 9:30am on a Saturday morning. I made sure to check-in online and let…read morethe clinic know I was on my way. When I checked in, they gave me an estimated wait time of 25-30 minutes. They were spot on with that timing, as it was exactly 30 minutes from my arrival that I saw the Dr. When I arrived, they confirmed my check-in at the front and by the time I could sit down, the nurse came out to get me and bring me to a room right away. My vitals were taken immediately and then I waited 25 minutes for the Dr. I felt listened to by both the nurse and the Dr and feel as if they sent me home with the right care regimen. If I need to visit again before the Urgent Care by my home opens, I will for sure be back! I like that they open earlier in the morning.

They're operating during more reasonable hours!…read more When speaking with the practitioners, (SPEAK DIRECTLY) and (DO NOT USE) slang, lingo, or any form of humor. Excellent place, good staff.

hennepin county ems ambulance. i'd like to thank "curtis…read moresenn & thomas hornsby for all they did for me on my ambulance ride to n.m hospital. excellent bedside manner(during the ride) many thanks!!!! sara broken tib/fib/ankle

DO NOT SEE DR. ED HOLLINGER. Very dismissive and rude. Went against what my specialist…read moredermatologist had told me. Did not look at my skin or even spend more than 5 minutes in the room with me!

Great experience at this Urgent Care! I dropped a dumbbell on my foot and needed to get it checked…read moreif it was broken. We went right when it opened and got in a room right away. All the staff was wonderful - I tend to be a little jokey/silly in these situations and they definitely lightened the conversation with me. Definitely helped me keep up my spirits since it was 8am. I was taken right away for X-rays, which took probably about 15-20 minutes. Within 5 minutes of being back, the doctor stopped in for results. I was very lucky to only have a bad bone bruise. The best part about the Dr. was that he gave me alternatives! I needed a surgical shoe and possibly crutches - but he recommended Birkenstocks being more worth my money if I would wear them since they're built the same as the shoe. He also recommended borrowing crutches from someone my height or checking goodwill before buying them from the hospital (since I wasn't sure if I would need them after a day). Overall, I was out by 9am and loved the staff. I always frequent this HealthPartners but this is the reason I always book doctors here!

I was having an allergic reaction and made my appointment online. I showed up at the scheduled time…read moreand I'm taken back to a room within a matter of seconds. I was so happy, up to this point. About one, maybe two minutes later, a woman named Yadira (forgive my spelling, my legs were swelling at this point and it was difficult to concentrate at all.) comes in with a note. She says that my care coordinator from HealthPartners had called and said I had to either go to United in St. Paul or an urgent care in Stillwater. I live in St. Louis park, that's completely on the opposite end of the metro, and as rush hour is about to start. I explained I couldn't be turned away, I was having an allergic reaction. Even though I am on restricted insurance, law dictates that we have to be seen in the case of an emergency. So, after leaving, I get a hold of Andrew from HP, he was just as confused as I was. He didn't call. He never even called the woman. I drove halfway to St. Paul and then I realized it wasn't safe. A moment later, my primary care doc calls and says that they cannot do that legally. They filled out a referral for that facility just to satisfy their paperwork. I went back because my doctor told me to. She said in no uncertain terms, "do not go home. You're having a reaction. You need to be seen today." I check back in and express my displeasure and disappointment. I explained the situation to them and the receptionist doubled down and said they have the right to refuse service. This is the actual note she gave me before she told me I would not be seen the first time. She lied, straight up. Not only did she lie, but she thought she was more qualified to make medical decisions than a doctor. I really can't wrap my head around this. She told me she was going to call security. I don't mean to sound like some old lady clutching their pearls, but never in my life. The handwritten note and the lie are what get me. I went to the hospital down the road which is extremely stressed on resources. My reaction could have been treated and should have been, at the urgent care level. I was trying to save myself and the health care system a lot of undue harm. Not only was it illegal what she did, but it's also just plain wrong. I realize it might not even matter, but I will absolutely be submitting a formal complaint. Who passes a note like that? I wouldn't even break up with my second grade girlfriend like that. There's a base level of respect and care that I feel all peoples are entitled to, today, that mark was missed by light years. I'm not a sue happy person by any means, I think there are so many unnecessary cases that muck up the system, but what happened here today exposed her and her employer to tremendous legal liability. It's not even about that for me though. I'm just in awe is all, I've never seen someone torch their job so vigorously. After she said she was calling security, her frown turned upside down. I'm glad I could make someone's day. In conclusion, if you're having a serious health problem that could become life threatening if not treated for a time, I would avoid this place. At the end of our exchange, the receptionist said, "They don't treat anything here anyways. They basically take their vitals and that's it," she said. As if she was trying to convince me I didn't miss out on anything. I hate this. I only like writing good reviews. I need to advocate for myself and this is part of that process.

Outstanding!!! I logged in to my health account to make an appointment for my back. Hurt my muscles…read morenext to shoulder blade over stretching arm and neck and back doing shelving in my garage. I selected get in the wait line as it told me about 25 minutes to be seen. I arrived, pleasant desk and asked to fill out part of information sheet as related to me injury. I was quickly directed to main floor desk for check in. Pleasant staff making me feel welcome .A nice waiting area to fill out my form. I waited 10 minutes, then escorted to treatment room. Tech asked me questions about my injury and took my temperature. Recorded our conversation and said doc would be right in. The waiting rooms so clean! Baseboards and walls like new. Exam table, chairs, desk with stool and quiet . I waited about 20 minutes for him, Dr Wissink. Great smile, personable, listened to my story, let me know he was going to record it for accuracy, felt the painful area. Recommended steroids and muscle relaxer with follow up orders IF I needed it for MRI and Physical Therapy. They called in my meds to my pharmacy. His associate followed up with a copy of my visit report. What started out as a day in pain only took me about an hour plus the drive to get a great resolution to my issue. Just outstanding!!! The icing on the cake? My meds were ready at my pharmacy by the time I got there. I had no idea there was urgent care for orthopedics Northland Plaza main floor to the left by escalators. I had been there to third floor for rehab after shoulder surgery two years ago. Parking was ample at the 8100 building in the ramp or on the grounds. Every time I go there I am impressed with the feeling of a clean beautiful lobby with information desk, gift shop and check-in desk. Staff amazing!!! Thank You Tria for a great experience. .

Tria Orthopedic Urgent Care does not bill your insurance as "urgent care". They instead bill it as…read morean office visit, which means you insurance doesn't cover it like an urgent care visit. Instead by billing this as an office visit you are now out of network. When I inquired about why this was, they actually didn't care and reiterated they would bill my insurance as an office visit, even though my son was seen at an Urgent Care clinic. I will never use this facility again, even though I really liked the care we were given by the actual doctor. And I will also tell everyone NEVER to use this facility.

I have a very unprofessional experience that wasted months of time in getting a diagnosis. I do not…read morerecommend this clinic. The lab didn't want to do my original order, cancelled my appointment, and sent me to another lab without clarifying that they didn't make an appointment, so I wasted an entire morning (fasted) waiting to get in. The office staff was rude and unhelpful when questioning if they had ever received my labs, and left me on my own to deliver my labs, wasting multiple days from when they should've been received. During my second round of labs, the lab tech scolded me multiple times for having "complicated" labs on a Friday, making me feel guilty for being there. Apparently you aren't supposed to have illness on Fridays. There was also a dog running around the lab?????? Seems sanitary. Before I even received all of the labs, I received a call from a nurse telling me to see a natural healer. I questioned if I could get a referral to endocrinology based on my significantly abnormal labs. I was told the doctor "probably" consulted them-- but she didn't know for sure. I asked about my abnormal labs and she also didn't know about them. You'd be better off googling your symptoms and ordering your own labs than being seen at this clinic.

I've been going to this clinic for over 20 years. They truly care about you and are a partner in…read moreyour overall health and wellness. They consistently surprise me with how much time and care they take at each and every appointment. And, they always follow up and provide peace of mind if you're dealing with something difficult. Do not hesitate to make an appointment! Angela Reichart, PA is a true gem.

I felt cared for and was listened to. The nurse practitioner spent a lot of time with my health…read morehistory and concerns. Scheduling was quick and easy. Definitely making them my new provider.

I started at Herself Health about two years ago, in approximately 2022 at a different location.. I…read morereally felt seen and cared for and thoroughly respected. I felt like finally my doctors were catching up with all of the things that have been pushed to the background for me over the years I spent at traditional medical offices. My first provider retired and I then moved to the Lyndale location and things began to change. My time with my provider was limited, It appeared to be a 20 minute maximum appointment. I intend to stay at Herself Health but I feel like someone is pulling at my provider's arm trying to get her away from me and on to the next patient for whom she will have another 20 minutes. This is a change from my previous experience at Herself Health. I don't like it and I feel like there's an accountant somewhere in the background telling my provider she needs to get on with it. There doesn't appear to be anything I can do and I am less enthusiastic about the depth of medical services I am given here.