We received outstanding care here. We were in town for a basketball tournament and they…read moreaccommodated my son between other patients on a Saturday. Very courteous staff. And Dr Frerich has an easy manner and is very thorough and delivered excellent care. I would recommend this practice without reservation. Frankly, I would we could take them home to Kansas with you!

My wife and I have seen Dr. Sammon off and on for a few years now and have always felt we have…read morereceived excellent care. Recently, Dr. Sammon was on vacation and I injured my back and was having back spasms, so I was treated by Dr. Jenny Schulz. Dr. Jenny was terrific as well! We have only had positive interactions with the assistants and office staff there.

I can't say enough about this hospital. Courtesy parking if needed, otherwise always available…read morespaces. Easy to get to as well. Friendly staff, always willing to help. Front desk is very well staffed with never a wait. Bright, child-friendly decor & atmosphere, plus parents who look you in the eye & smile. Kid interesting & occupying toys & activities, including those little cars that the little patient can take to the exam room door. Ginkgo Cafe with good snacks, coffee & lunch menu. Plan to go a little early or late cuz they get very busy. Surgery area gives you goose bumps from a staff that has all kinds of distractions so your little one isn't scared. No staff member is too important to keep their patients happy from doctors to nurses to CMAs to PAs. I wouldn't be shocked if the custodial staff or mail delivery would step up if needed! Sad visions abound here, so be prepared. Parents of very compromised kids can feel over-whelmed, but be prepared to smile at patients & parents & be glad if your kid has been spared. Bless this place.

We had had an amazing experience in the past with Complex Care for my youngest child before she…read morepassed. When we went in for my son we tried a new doctor. She told us she could handle my son's conditions even though they were complex. We were also supposed to be part of a pilot program. We were able to get help one time when he was ill, but other than that we were ghosted. When I asked for more support the provider was concerned because he was "complex". She claimed not to understand his conditions. What happened was she was giving incorrect information to his providers and probably confusing him with another patient. I asked to be transferred to another doctor in the department since my son was enjoying working with them. My son was discriminated against and not offered that option. His voice was not heard in his own health care needs. The provider was rude and told us he was "too complex" for complex care. She was quick to push us out of the system into another system against my son's wishes. I once again asked to see another doctor as all my "complex child" needs is a handicapped parking pass, someone for me to troubleshoot with, and to email doctors and a check in every six months. Which at the end of the day isn't asking a lot of this doctors and nurses in complex care. I am concerned we were pushed out due to the fact that we are a neurodiverse family and the provider didn't seem to be able to understand how to relate to us. My son is crushed. He is not really interested in the new provider and his trust in Gillette looking out for him is shattered. I attempted to reach out and explain again for him, but received a certified letter that bordered on being openly hostile to our family and disrespectful to people of diverse disability and ethnic backgrounds. I did not show him the letter. I don't know how to explain to him that he has been abandoned and that the only thing complex care knew how to do was bill our insurance. I wish the provider would have been honest from the beginning about not being able to handle my son's needs. It's OK to say "I don't know". She did attempt to get him palliative care services and we do appreciate that. We also will miss the nurse we had there as well. I do wish that Gillette would be more transparent with what they can do so people like my child don't get burned.

The staff is very friendly and they call or text often to check on their participants. I like how…read morethey don't call people customers but participants. This is for those who are into holistic healing type of care. If you have hope and are open to, I suggest giving Secoya Health a chance. The office is very modern and there's an elevator in the building so it makes it somewhat handicapped accessible.

Very kind and knowledgeable staff. The Dr is so down to earth, has a wealth of knowledge and…read morefriendly. He is very easy to talk to. Received lots of good information during my consultation and the treatment was painless and relaxing. I was so relaxed I fell asleep in the chair.

I went to Align because I was experiencing significant dizziness and pain in my head and neck. Dr…read more Kruse listened closely to what I was experiencing and quickly diagnosed the problem. The treatment plan has been great, and most of the issues I was experiencing have been resolved. As a bonus, several other problems with my hips have also vastly improved. Cody, Tyler, Luke, and Jess offer terrific service.

Got X-rays on my first visit and they did a deep dive on what was causing my low back pain for…read moreyears. They walked me through what I could do at home to be more independent and in a matter of days I felt less pain and more mobile. I would highly recommend the team at Align in lakeville.

Dr Ben and the rest of the care team ROCK!!! They have helped my from knee surgery to back and…read moreneck issues. They are a part of my family. The quality of care that they give to you says that they really care about you. Thanks guys!!!

We used them for my 91 year old mom in our house after an illness. Services included PT, OT, Home…read moreAids for daily living. Without exception, every person that came to the house was awesome! Friendly, well trained, caring. Proactive in what the home health aid would do. (Doing my moms laundry, making her bed, etc.) she loved every aid who provided good conversations and encouragement to do her therapy. She progressed so quickly after her illness that she is actually stronger than before she became ill in large part due to the LifeSprk team. We could not Recommend LifeSprk any higher, and if the time comes, it is comforting to know they are a phone call away. Not sure why our location is San Fran but we live in the western suburbs of Mpls, not San Fran!

Be careful when deciding to place a loved one at a Lifespark community. They are sure to tell you…read morethat they are transparent. I can only speak about Polar Ridge in North Saint Paul. I have witnessed many things that have not been addressed accordingly. They don't like reviews that are true and will delete them. Hope you get to read this before that happens.

The facility and staff at The Cottages / The Moments in Lakeville is awesome. While super pretty…read moresurroundings don't always mean 'great care' is available - it DOES at the Moments. Caregivers are polite and professional, Julie and Mercedes at the Front Desk are a joy to speak with. And best of all, the Executive Management is proactive and available to meet. Great communication between staff is another high value point for us. The decor will knock you out - but it's the CARE than will make you shine!

I have been to High Pointe three times now: for two spinal shots and one spinal surgery at C5-C6…read more All three times, the experience has been exceptional - from the welcome I received upon check-in to my departure. The nursing staff and medical team are collectively well-qualified, compassionate, and professional. They thoroughly explain the procedure, what to expect, and the proper after-care at home. For my most recent procedure, the spinal surgery, I was impressed with how well the IV was inserted. Normally, phlebotomists have difficulty with IVs and drawing blood since I have rolling veins. Not so in this case! It was probably one of the easiest times I've ever had one done and there was little pain. The anesthesiologist asked a comprehensive number of questions and ensured that I felt comfortable going into surgery. Since I was having surgery on my neck and the normal way to put in a breathing tube would have cause additional stress on my neck (and ultimately pain, even if I couldn't feel it during surgery), he went out of his way to determine a way to insert a breathing tube effectively and without causing pain. I didn't ask that he do this. He did this on this own which shows his commitment to compassionate care and doing no harm to patients. The surgeon did a phenomenal job on the spinal surgery! After I had been dealing with a pinched nerve in the C5-6 region for 11 months, he was able to correct it during the surgery! He removed part of the vertebrae and noted that the nerve "popped up" immediately - exactly the result that was needed. Immediately after the surgery, I had NO PAIN OR NUMBNESSS in my left arm and hand. After living with the pain and numbness for 11 months, it felt surreal to go about the rest of my day without even a minutest amount of pain in my left arm or hand. The pain in my neck (where the surgical site was) is sore, but that's expected and I was told to expect it since muscles and tissues would be moved around, and part of the vertebrae removed. The appropriate amount of medication was prescribed and is able to address the pain. High Pointe followed up with me the day after my surgery to check on me. I gave an update and had a couple of questions for the nurse. She was able to answer my question quickly. I would high recommend High Pointe for anyone considering surgery by one of the providers. The experience far exceeded my expectations!

This is the third in my series related to my knee surgery to replace a torn ACL. See…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz/st-croix-orthopaedics-pa-saint-paul#hrid:QxOea9z44dPz_vn88PxYFg for the second review. High Pointe is where I had my surgery. If a surgery center receives anything but a five star rating, you should be scared. Very scared. Fortunately, I didn't have to be. Being clean and well kept for a medical facility goes without saying. But the staff was very friendly and put you at ease. I wasn't very scared of going into surgery, but I'd be lying if I told you I wasn't at all apprehensive. It is surgery after all, even if it is miles away from any vital organs. Any number of things can go wrong. And the staff there was all smiley and joked around with me to help disperse some of that apprehensiveness. (One of the receptionists was a Vikings fan and made a comment about my Vikings sweatshirt. We had some fun poking fun at our next door rivals.) You had a private stall to get ready and whoever was there with you was allowed to see you just before they took you away. I remember being sprawled out on a surgery table with arms out much like Neo was in the last Matrix movie. It was kind of surreal and very Holy-like. I don't remember much of the recovery area as I only woke up briefly to mumble that I felt nauseous. I didn't feel like I said it very loud, but I heard some nurses scrambling to page a doc to see if they could give me some medicine for it, so either I said it louder than I thought, or the nurses were very attentive. Surgery didn't turn out to be that big of a deal to me other than not reacting well to general anesthetic. With that said, I don't care to repeat it anytime soon. But if I end up back at High Pointe, I'll certainly feel better that I'm in good hands.