Being a first time parent can be a scary ride. 9 months of waiting and 9 months of the unknown. I'm…read morehorrible when it comes to the unknown. Tests, referrals etc makes ones' mind go all sorts of places. At least mine. Luckily for me, this place put my mind at ease. I had a wonderful patient experience. First off, all of the providers are so kind and genuinely care about my well being and baby's well being. Our ultrasound tech was one of the warmest, sweetest, caring techs I've ever encountered. She explained everything in thorough detail and kept us aware of everything she was doing. I like that A Dr. comes in after to confirm all of the findings so I didn't have to wait to find out. She was great also. As was the provider explaining everything in great depth and detail of what the u/s would consist of before hand. You can never have too much information in my opinion when you are treating a patient. The delivery from a provider means a lot too. The location is great. If you have to drive, park in the red ramp. However, they don't validate. So parking is on your own. The front desk staff gets you in and out quickly. The waiting room is filled with plenty of magazines and a TV. I couldn't have asked for better providers or better care. Dr's and clinics need to know how they are doing a good job, too.

We delivered three beautiful baby girls through the services of MN Perinatal. The doctors gave me…read morevery good care. I had many complications during and after the pregnancy. They handled these very rare and dangerous situations with ease. I know if I had not gone to such experts I would not be alive today.

Was a resident for a week after extensive spinal surgery. The entire support staff could not have…read morebeen more patient, understanding, caring . . . . They all were very pleasant, accommodating, and on top of things at all times. Shortly after I arrived I was given a schedule for my times with the physical and occupational therapists. Medications were given as needed and on time. The food was excellent and made to order. What should have been a difficult transition from post-surgery to going home was made more tolerable because of the pleasant staff. Terry W.

Our mom was moved to Interlude after what was thought to be a stroke. She did not progress as…read moreexpected during therapy, and follow up showed she had a tumor. Once we found this out, they allowed us to keep her there during her last weeks (private pay). The staff there had come to know and love her, and treated her with utmost dignity and respect. She passed away on hospice care at interlude. Our family could not be more happy with the loving care that she received there. The facility is absolutely great, and the staff is exceptional.

This is a great clinic. The front desk, nurses, and doctors always have a smile on their face and…read moreare very friendly. I especially like the chiropractor, Ridge. I've had my fair share of pains, injuries, random "I don't know why this hurts" and she does magic to make the pain go away. She's upbeat, always very sweet and friendly, takes the time to get to know her patients, remembers things I said the last visit, very down to earth and just fun. My fiancé had pain in his wrists, elbows, and shoulders for several months with no relief in sight until he saw Ridge. Just a few visits the pain was gone. He now swears by her and won't go anywhere else.

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.

This nursing home is one of the better ones I visit. The staff are friendly, the common areas…read morecheery. It is clean. I haven't experienced the smell that many nursing homes have at times. No further comment needed here. The residents appear well cared for and content. There is an active pastoral care team.

Are using children's for physical therapy and this papal age has been awesome. They have a great…read morefacility, are Covid safe and have a staff of people to fit your needs. Easy location and parking and helpful front desk staff!

My mother was at White Pine Memory Care unit for nearly 6 years. I never wanted my mom to leave…read moreher home, and the decision to move her was absolutely heart-wrenching.  The people at White Pine were incredibly compassionate and took excellent care of my mother while I navigated my way through this difficult time. They gave her a level of comfort that I truly appreciate.  I would definitely recommend White Pine to anyone looking for a clean and loving family environment for their love one. Sherrie R.

Northwest Family Clinic has stellar customer service because of their care coordination team! My…read moreMom fell and fractured her back. Thankfully no surgery was required, however Mom still needed a hospital stay and skilled nursing home services for a few weeks. This was expensive. Shareese James who is an outstanding care coordinator at Northwest Family Clinic was able to save my parents thousands of dollars. She truly cares for her clients and advocates for them. Utilizing her expertise in the Accountable Care Organization (ACO) process and the Medicare rules she coordinated with the hospital and skilled nursing center to significantly reduce costs. It is difficult for patients and social workers to navigate through the complexity of Medicare rules and ACO steps. That is why it is so important to have a care coordinator like Shareese who understands these processes and is persistent in networking with other medical partners. My parents and I are very grateful for her support!

Be careful about this place if you are given supplies or any kind of medication (even fever…read moremedicine). After the doctor examination, they may give you supplies or medicine. They will not disclose much information to you. You will think it is a sample but you will get charged big time. I contacted the Dr. office and billing department. Everyone in the billing department will send me to Brenda (hospital administrator) and she will not answer or reply to voice mails. They got a very good set up going to make money. They charge 3-4 times to over the counter supplies.

I had Dr Pettit with my first pregnancy and am now trusting her to deliver my second this January…read more She is kind, thorough, efficient, laid back, and knowledgeable. I appreciate that she saves time for me to ask questions, allayed my fears, supported every choice I made (choosing not to do genetic testing, not taking many/any classes, wanting an epidural). She called me out when I was gaining weight a little to fast -- just told me to be careful. I'm SO GLAD she didn't tiptoe around it, drew it to my attention, then praised me in the following weeks that the weight gain had tapered. As a first time mom who is pretty laid back, I needed guidance but not chiding which is exactly what Dr Pettit provided. I had one experience with contractions that came on that I thought were the real deal (they weren't) that led me to call the after hours line to talk to a Dr. The Dr on call (not Dr Pettit) was super kind, helpful and walked me through a few questions to help me decide whether or not to go in to the hospital (I didn't end up going). Even though it was 3AM, this person wasn't my dr, she still treated me with respect and helped me. My delivery was pretty uneventful until my son was actually born -- he wasn't breathing at all. Dr Pettit could see that I was visibly distressed and talked me through what was happening while she was stitching me up. She assured me that this was pretty normal, that they were doing everything they could and that I should trust the process. She was so right. And I'm glad that she saw my fear and talked me through it. The new offices on 6565 France are BEAUTIFUL. The reception area is welcoming, plenty of places to sit. There's a small play area in case you have an older child with you. It's not the end all be all, but it's very nice that Associates in Women's Health is a technologically advanced office. You get blood results quickly. I knew the day I took my 1 hr glucose test before I even left the office that I failed and needed to come back for the 3hr. If you're hunting for a practice to call home- try Associates in Women's Health. I've had nothing but great experiences in my 2 years seeing them.

I switched to AWH after having a terrible experience with a miscarriage at another clinic. I…read moreexperienced a second miscarriage while at AWH and Allie Rodriguez, PA, was wonderful, caring, and provided good patient education. I saw Allie again for an annual check up and during my next pregnancy, and she is my favorite part about this clinic and I would recommend her services and care - I wish she could have been my OB. Other service providers at the clinic have been okay or disappointing. The front desk tends to be awkward. Only Tiffany tends to make eye contact and acknowledge your presence upon arriving - the others will not acknowledge you, so you can't tell if they are so engrossed in their work that they haven't seen you or if they are intentionally ignoring you. If you walk up to them or speak you get the "we'll be with you in a moment" - cool, just say that next time so I'm not wondering. Going to the doctor is a stressful experience for many and this cold welcome doesn't help. I was very anxious during my pregnancy because of my two previous miscarriages. The ultrasound techs were always wonderful and would tell you what they saw and what they were doing. The OBs themselves are kind of all over the place. You can't choose which provider will deliver your baby, so I opted not to see a single provider and instead meet all of them at least once so that I'd have a touch of familiarity on delivery day. I got okay to good impressions of all of the doctors during those visits except for Dr. Goodman who sped through "fat facts" - the things I was likely to experience or be at risk for being overweight and pregnant. While I do expect individualized medical care, what disappointed me was that she started out by apologizing for telling me these things (no one is more aware that I am fat than I am - have been my whole life, don't need an apology for sharing information if you believe it's important for me to have informed care). She then sped through the information, which included induction at 39 weeks, and I was so shocked that I opted to end the appointment rather than ask questions. I was still early in the pregnancy and just hoped to make it past the first trimester. There wasn't much notable about the other docs - they'd answer my questions and were not likely to offer up much info otherwise. The clinic was nice about me coming in between appointments to listen to the heartbeat to lessen my anxiety. The final straw was delivery day when Dr. Pettit swept my membranes without informed consent. I'm not saying I wouldn't have taken her expert medical advice, but you should tell me what you're doing to my body before you do it. After my final postpartum check up, I'm done with AWH.