The nurse came in with slippers and an attitude so my bf didn't even feel comfortable talking to…read moreher too much. The physician was great. It was weird going from slippers and attitude to professionalism and caring She was great and helped us out without making us feel unwelcome

Even though the website said no appointments for several hours. Walked in and was seen within 20…read moreminutes. That was pretty excellent. Great check in, nursing triage, and Dr. assessment/testing within 30 minutes.

I have always been a Froedtert Wauwatosa fan. In addition…read moreto being top notch surgeons, doctors, and nurses, they r affiliated with the Medical College so care is always cutting edge and they r up on the latest and greatest. In fact many also teach at the college as an AP. I have had full trust and faith in their care for many years. Further, I come from a long line of first responders, so quite a lot of experience, and they say they r amazing as well! And, the trauma department is the area's best. I will go so far to say we r actually blessed they r there in our community.

This is an emergency room. Not an urgent care or doctors office hence the ER sign. I couldn't…read morebelieve the non urgent minuscule issues that came in while I was waiting. I feel for these health care workers because these patients were wasting time and resources. Great care received from all the health care workers. My issue was serious so they took care of me and sent me by ambulance to a bigger facility for surgical repair.

I have been here several times... and found it well run, clean and friendly. I understand that they…read morehave to "triage" patients... so the 7 year old with a broken arm is going to get seen faster than the guy with a sprained ankle. It can be busy sometime... and they seem to get people in and out as fast as possible.

After finding out that several of the Urgent Care facilities near me are no longer in business,…read morethough they are up and running according to the web, I hauled my ailing husband to Froedtert North Hills Urgent Care. We had a very pleasant experience from the time we checked in upon arrival until our departure. The staff was pleasant, caring, thorough, and professional. My husband was interviewed by an RN, and again by a Nurse Practitioner. He Was taken for a chest x-ray, and had a breathing treatment which gave him some immediate and welcome relief. We have never before used Urgent Care, and found this experience to be surprisingly comfortable, and we left feeling we had been well served. We would both recommend this facility.

Avoid the urgent care facility on Sunset Blvd. if you are facing a life threatening emergency…read morebecause Dr. Strickland treats anyone as a drug-seeking low life. I went there with a life-threatening, possibly a heart attack or stroke high blood pressure situation, and he treated me like I had been taking my ADHA son's medication. ultimately I was able to get through it without medication however his demeaning bedside manner was totally uncalled for and unprofessional. Two thumbs down for this doctor.

Endocrinologist, Dr. Olena Klindukhova, is absolutely wonderful! She took the time to speak with…read moreme, she listened, and she explained in great detail what was going on with my health. She even drew a diagram to help me understand, which I really appreciated. I'm grateful for doctors like her who do not shoo patients out of their office right away. I look forward to seeing Dr. Klindukhova again at my next appointment.

I have a new provider at this location it is continently located off of the highway. Ample parking…read moreand clear signage throughout the building to note which clinic is located where. The staff at the specific clinic I am going to are very nice.

After 35 years of having a mammogram at an ascension facility I had to change because I now have an…read moreaurora dr. I loved the Mammo tech. The facility was very nice quick and easy. Even the little gown they had you where was nicer

They make me wait in a long line to drop off just a stool sample. The receptionists are rude . The…read moreBrookfield wi location told me I needed an appointment and couldn't find me in the system for some odd reason. A woman named Katie that is a receptionist at west allis labs is rude also. It literally says a sign to silence phones and to make phone calls outside due to there courtesy. They also told me a different address that I don't live in at all for my address which makes me skeptable if they are futzing around with my information. I absolutely don't prefer to say my name and address out loud when they ask me in front of other patients waiting. Katie told me I had to type it in the computer. I asked for her assistance , and she ignored me. I am seriously thinking of switching hmos. Aurora get a more knowledgeable staff that know how to do there job correctly .

I have been here 3x now and every time I have been extremely pleased with the care my children…read morereceived. All of the nurses and doctors have been very thorough and kind, we were never rushed, they followed up with labs. The front desk staff were also very helpful and kind. The wait time was short as well.

Did a video visit at Mayfair clinic as was presented on website as convenient option to in office…read morevisit or urgent care for minor respitory infection on weekend before triathalon. I was charged $720 for new patient visit for mere 15 minutes with Nurse Practitioner, no labs or tests. Patient of clinic for 20 years, no idea would be charged for more than a normal televisit and 3×s urgent care. 2022 visit also misbilled and had to fight months to not pay $1,200 for routine labs coded incorrectly to insurance by Aurora. Horrible experiences.

On a Saturday night, the attention and care in the ER was good. I was seen and admitted by…read moremidnight. Dr. J. Vallier was great. He was attentive, caring, and very professional. While hospitalized, nurses were great overall. They really took care of all my needs. The process when being discharged went smoothly. Nurse Jennifer was thorough in the overall process and in answering all my questions. The pharmacy staff was fantastic. They took the time to review my order and explain it in detail. The lady assisting me was friendly and attentive. Overall, I had a good experience during my stay at the hospital. Decisions made during my stay by the doctors were ethical, without rushing or jumping to conclusions, which I really appreciate. The facilities are in excellent condition and they are clean. The staff was very professional while also compassionate. I would recommend this hospital. I'm grateful for having been under the care of bright stars at Froedtert Meno Falls Hospital. After being discharged: The colonoscopy department was great the day of my procedure. But I got mixed up information for the prep. Different nurses called with different instructions based on my case. At a time in which that medical step was extremely important, I found myself frustrated with the matter. This lack of communication (or inability to properly read the patient's chart) is unacceptable.

Came here for an issue with a family member. I remember when this used to be Community Memorial…read moreHospital. It appears that they have added on other health center (i.e. the heart and vascular wing). They have a visitor check in center, so everyone is screened before going up to the patient areas. I think that is a good idea. There is a pharmacy, gift shop, and lounge area on the first floor. There is a cafeteria on the lower level. It was easy to find the rooms. There are some nice amenities in the lounge area, food, games, and even a phone charging station. Lots of attentive nursing staff throughout the area. Plenty of specialists, ranging from food service, cleaning staff, and imaging technicians. Everyone has a specialty. The nursing staff were very professional. In addition everyone that we came in contact with expressed care and empathy. They were doing their best to give everyone the right amount of attention. The patients are giving a food menu to order meals from. There's a decent selection, for all 3 different meals. You can get breakfast all day long. They deliver the food is a reasonable amount of time, and it's still warm. It took a very long while to see any of the doctors and finally get released.

My review has been deleted twice. However, I will keep posting here FOREVER!…read more WATCH OUT! Extra facility $450 facility charge on top of doctor charge. During summer, I brought my son to urgent care - NOT ER. The doctor came and checked him. We stayed there no longer than 30 minutes. Finally, we received multiple bills, doctor bill $300 and facility fee $450. This the the truth, not an opinion. Check the photos in yelp. I posted my partial statement here. I never know Urgent care charges room fee. Check other reviews, some others complains the same issue.

So I've been going to this big medical center for roughly 1.5 years. They have it all - primary…read morecare, any/all specialists, different kinds of therapy and an urgent care center. After 50+ visits (crazy, I know) I feel well qualified to say that they're delivering excellent care here. My primary doc is literally the best doctor you can imagine and all of the many specialists I've seen have been top notch, caring and compassionate. It's nice to have everything in one building rather than running all over tow Like most folks, I don't enjoy going to the doctor or having medical issues. However, if you do need care you'll definitely be well looked after here.

Would bleed here again…read more Took a bit but that just meant someone was more messed up than I was. Thanks for not laughing at me at least not to my face.

This hospital has two obvious advantages: it is close by if you live in Elm Grove, and it is never…read moreas busy as Froedtert. You generally get in quickly. Unfortunately, speed is not enough on its own when the care itself feels indifferent. I have recently been to this ER two Saturdays in a row with severe chest and esophageal pain related to what was later identified as a lesion in my esophagus. Both times I was visibly struggling with the pain. Rolling back and forth. Trying to regulate my breathing. Not in a condition to discuss paperwork with much clarity. During the first visit, before they'd even put in an IV, much less give me any pain medication, the person who seemed most motivated to interact with me was the employee collecting insurance information. I told her I was having trouble thinking clearly because of the pain and asked whether the billing portion could wait a bit. I made some comment along the lines of: "I understand the hospital wants to get paid, but I can barely focus right now." "This hospital is a non-profit," she replied immediately, defensive. "I'm just trying to do my job." Which, of course, she was. But it was still difficult not to notice the order of operations here. Patient in visible distress first, billing discussion second -- that would seem like the more intuitive sequence. The pain medication they eventually gave me wore off fairly quickly. There was then a long stretch before I was able to get the attention of a nurse and receive any additional relief. Around the same time, I was informed that the hospital's computer systems were down, and they could not read my scan results. No one apologized. No one explained much of anything. The basic message was simply that I would need to wait until the system came back online. The second Saturday visit was worse. Same general intake experience and I was seen quickly, which I very much appreciated. They put an IV in me quickly, mere minutes after I arrived, and gave me various antacids and stomach medicines, in addition to what I was later told was something for anxiety. But not pain medication. A couple nurses took initial info from me and left, saying they'd come back with something for pain. It took nearly two hours for that to happen. At one point, a nurse came in and grumpily told me I needed to relax because my behavior was making things worse (again, having a very tough time slowing down my breathing, rocking back and forth, stating clearly how much pain I was in - nothing unusual for a person who is extremely uncomfortable). This was infuriating advice under the circumstances, because the thing preventing me from being relaxed was the severe pain, which at that point they had refused to treat. I understand that emergency departments deal with drug-seeking behavior. I understand why practitioners are cautious about narcotics. None of that changes the fact that people also arrive in legitimate pain, and those two categories are not interchangeable. What stayed with me most from the second visit was how noticeably things changed once my husband arrived. The tone shifted. The urgency shifted. My husband later remarked that it was bizarre how pain medication almost magically appeared when he arrived, and honestly, that was my impression too. Medicine has a long history of minimizing women's pain or reframing it as anxiety, emotional instability, stress, or overreaction. The old language was "hysteria," which sounds antiquated right up until you find yourself in pain while being told to calm down before anyone adequately addresses the pain itself. Unless your issue is severe and you would benefit from Froedtert's Level I trauma center, Elmbrook Memorial is still the place to go. I would just advise women to be mindful of being viewed with bland indifference to their pain be and prepared to assert themselves repeatedly if the staff refuse to manage that pain. Couldn't hurt to bring a man with you either.