On 1/12/2026 at 6:45am I was supposed to have a doctor appointment with Anthony James Christnovich…read more This was supposed to be a Neurology appointment. To my surprise after driving around for well over 45 minutes not finding this supposed building assuming it clearly doesn't exist. I had even stopped into woodwinds hospital just to be told that I need to drive around to the other side of the building. Because the "renta cops" there could not help me. They refuse to walk me to neurology. Needless to say, I never found this "1875 Woodwinds" address. It CLEARLY doesn't exist! This appointment was made 5 months ago. I'd like to know why the hell I was never notified that this building / address is not in existence! I better NOT be getting charged for this appointment either - because that won't be getting paid! Unprofessionalism is completely ridiculous! (even stopping inside SEVERAL nearby businesses, asking for directions) So apparently I just have to continue living in pain and agony with my feet. Feeling like I'm always walking on hot broken glass, puffiness, redness, hotness and falling and being off balance constantly. Oftentimes I even have to walk and use a cane to stabilize myself enough to balance to even try to walk. So apparently I just have to live with all of this pain because there is no doctor that is able to correct this or help me.

Went to Healtheast because I needed a new doctor. Got my inhaler prescription refilled and sent…read moreover to the pharmacy. The pharmacy would not give me an inhaler because the doctor did not fill out the order correctly. I have called Fairview twice in the week since my appointment and they said they can see my first call was marked for the doctor to get to right away but he did not get to it. How much work should I have to put in to calling the pharmacy and the doctor to communicate their miscommunication? What if I need my inhaler before I get it?

I can't say enough great things about the infusion center at Nasseff Specialty Center. The nurses…read moreare amazing. I was there for 3 hours and received fantastic care the whole time. All of the staff are super friendly! it's the way all clinics should be!

I feel fortunate to have Dr. Mercer available to work with here in the Twin Cities. Not all the…read morebest doctors can be at the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Mercer is one of the reasons I reside here in the Twin Cities.

I was here last week to get some impressions made of my ears. The Dr. Was very friendly and…read moreprofessional as was the receptionist. I found the cost to be reasonable and I would recommend this business to friends.

I have been wearing hearing aids since 1995. I have been a client of Doctor Zhou's for about 6…read moreyears. I am amazed at the difference in the quality and in the service I receive. Dr. Zhou works closely with me to ensure that my hearing devices are suited to my lifestyle. He has even adjusted them to accommodate the tones of my grandchildren's voices so that I may hear them better on the telephone! I appreciate his attention to detail and the way I can finally hear as I should. The cost of the devices is also very competitive. The warranty exceeds that of the other providers. I highly recommend him to my family and friends. Joy Lenz

I have taken my kids to Dr Delahunty and the PYAM team for over 8 years and have been extremely…read morehappy. Knowing that my kids pediatrician is just a phone call away and she always eases my mind and gives me helpful tips everytime I can is very reassuring! She has helped me manage the typical viral illnesses, referrals to specialists, and support during challenging parenting times. I would highly recommend her and her practice to anyone. (I have and they were very pleased as well)

I do usually not go to community clinics. However, I had to take my child there because they could…read moreget me in the same day. The two ladies at the front desk were awesome. It was also awesome that she was able to direct me to the county worker within the same building. Great value and saved time!

I've never even known about this clinic location before. I only discovered it due to COVID-19…read moredrive-through testing as of recent. I am so grateful to the clinic for offering Covid testing in a safe efficient way. They offered free Covid testing in the month of October 2020, and I felt really safe while doing drive-through testing. The staff were really efficient and on top of everything. Thank you for all that you guys do to save lives.

I've been going to Metro OB/GYN for the last 8 years now. Dr. Thomas Grande was recommended to me…read moreby a midwife when I first moved back to the TC. As a previous reviewer mentioned, Dr. Grande is close to retirement age. His calmness and knowledge is a direct result of his many years of experience. He has always provided me with the information I need; has always answered my questions thoroughly; and has always made me feel comfortable and well cared for. He delivered my middle daughter; then managed my pregnancy and delivery of my surrogate pregnancy for my sister; and then delivered my youngest child. Every time he was top notch. Even in emergent situations, he was able to remain calm and keep me calm as if he understood the severity but knew exactly what he was doing. That demeanor only comes with experience. I'm not sure if all of the MDs at Metro special their own patients or if it's just Dr. Grande. But there have been times I've needed to wait awhile as he tends to his other patients in need. The staff have always been helpful when I ask and I've even gone to grab coffee and they've called me to return when he was in his way back. Ive been the other person on the other side when he's left clinic to check in on me; so I've always been happy to wait for him. He's well worth it.

MetroPartnerd told me I was required to prepay for all services as a CNY patient and I complied…read more From there, nearly every appointment became a struggle to schedule. At one point, I was going to bed knowing I needed an appointment the next morning but had no idea whether I would be able to get one. During an IVF cycle, that uncertainty is incredibly stressful because missed monitoring can jeopardize the cycle and potentially thousands of dollars. After I left a negative review, the office manager stepped in to help make sure the final two appointments happened. I was willing to give the practice some grace because there had been a holiday and, ultimately, the appointments were completed. Then I started receiving bills that did not match what I had been told to pay upfront. The first bill was eventually explained to me as a front-desk coding error. I was told that several blood tests had not been included when the services were initially coded. I accepted that explanation as a possible administrative mistake. Then I received two more bills. This time, I was given no explanation for why I owed additional money and no itemized bill showing exactly what I was being charged for or how the amounts were calculated. I had already been required to prepay for the services as a CNY patient. I paid based on the amount I was quoted and the signed estimate, and I have receipts documenting those payments. There was also a misunderstanding regarding how the services would be billed. I specifically explained that my health insurance does not cover IVF and that I had an alternate employment benefit through which I would submit the services. I was told that it was the practice's policy to keep insurance information on file. I was not told that I would subsequently be billed amounts beyond what I had been required to prepay, and I am now receiving charges without a clear accounting of what they are for. At this point, I have requested an itemized bill showing each service performed, the amount charged, the payments I made, any insurance or benefit submissions, and the basis for each remaining balance. I have not received the documentation necessary to reconcile these bills. The most frustrating part is that all of this happened while I was going through IVF, which is already an extraordinarily stressful and vulnerable experience. Patients should not have to worry about whether they will be able to get time-sensitive monitoring scheduled, whether their cycle will be jeopardized by scheduling problems, or whether they will later receive unexplained bills after being required to prepay. I sincerely hope the practice addresses both the scheduling and billing issues. Patients going through fertility treatment deserve clear communication, consistent scheduling, and financial transparency.