This is a review for Dr. Crystalin Montgomery who I see as my ND (Naturopathic Doctor) and Jules…read moreDirsa who I see weekly for acupuncture. I'd never seen a naturopath before seeing Dr. Montgomery and was uncertain about paying out of pocket for an initial visit, but I wanted to try a different approach to chronic anxiety and gastrointestinal issues, and for support for a healthy pregnancy. With her support and suggestions, I've been successful in my third attempt to taper off anti-anxiety meds. From my first visit, it was clear that it was a good investment. Dr. Montgomery had spent a lot of time reviewing past labs and my intake forms, and was a wonderful listener. She walked me through her thinking about how to get more info about what was going on with my body and how to support my health. All her ideas were holistic, pragmatic (considering cost, feasibility, etc.), and systematic (maybe try this first, then this...), and she didn't make any assumptions or take anything for granted. I love that she has a background in both naturopathic medicine and Chinese medicine and integrates those approaches. I've been seeing Jules weekly throughout my pregnancy and anxiety med taper journey, and I feel confident that our sessions have been crucial in helping me maintain a stable mood, physical comfort, and overall good health during this important time in my life. I've seen at least 5 different acupuncturists in the cities, and probably a dozen or so in my life, and Jules is my favorite in the cities and top two of all time. Not only is he super skilled at his healing craft and generous (affordable community acupuncture is such a gift!) but also warm and caring and particularly knowledgeable about pregnancy. I always look forward to my sessions and feel wonderful afterwards. Also a shout-out to the front desk staff who are wonderful and warm :)

With multiple health issues that were concerning me, and knowing a lot myself about health and the…read morebody, I was looking for someone who would look deeper into what was happening in my system. Dr Barrett took great interest in listening to me and bringing warmth, compassion and her expertise into the time with me. I left feeling like I had a plan and someone to walk with me in this process -not just covering up what was happening, but looking at what deficiencies are there and seeing what is really happening and needed in my body. Also, Dr. Barrett is very knowledgable about natural supplements and what works well with the body systems. Would recommend her to anyone interested in a more natural and deeper approach to health concerns.

I've always gone to HealthPartners so I found the closest one to my house. When we got there,…read morecheck-in said the wait was estimated at 2+ hours, however I was seen and out within an hour. Staff was mostly very friendly and knowledgeable, from check-in to the provider who saw me. Pretty clean with a peaceful atmosphere. I'll be sure to go back to this location with any urgent care needs.

I live near another Health Partners but made my way to this location because Urgent Care waiting…read moretimes were 2-3 hours at the clinic near me. Let's just take care of this minor issue now and make the trip as the Plato Ave locations showed 15-20 minutes waiting. Here's a little trick. If you use Health Partners and want urgent care you can search quickly for "Health Partners Urgent Care Waiting Times". Presto all your answers. This was a pleasant experience as we had warm and efficient service, fairly short waiting time in the little room and out the door. Huge parking lot, so that should not be problem.

Most people don't like going to the doctor but they know it's necessary and very important to do…read moreso. When I visited this clinic for my annual check up I felt like the cleanliness of the facility, the modern design, patient -doctor and medical staff treatment, and ease of maneuvering through the different clinics were phenomenal. It was a combination of going to the airport without the hassle and the customer savvy style of the Apple Store. I literally had my mind blown because I was very impressed that staff were required to wear uniforms like airline staff. I was assisted at check-in by the staff who took my picture with the Microsoft surface and then gave me a badge to wear while I waited to be seen. As I waited - which was not long at all, I noticed that they had a complimentary refreshments station with coffee, tea, hot chocolate etc. At every turn I was impressed. Then when I went to get labs done I received a buzzer, similar to what you get at red lobster or Applebee's when you wait get notified that your table is ready. I was in and out of this place in no time. Loved the efficiency and hope they maintain this high level of service. P.s. They also have a cafe!

What an outstanding organization. My mother is battling myeloma and underwent a stem cell…read moretransplant. She's been doing daily visits to this clinic to have her blood drawn and checked. It is so clean, easy to navigate and the staff is AMAZING! So friendly, so patient and so helpful. They are never rushing any patient so sometimes may be running a few minutes behind BUT they truly value your health so they are just ensuring everything is right before sending you off. They also have shuttle service to nearby apartments. Beautiful artwork displayed by prior patients. All around it is just a great place to be if you need to have something like this done!

This is a great place for quality products. The last Monday of each month is 20% off all…read moresupplements. Helpful staff, however, the owner is most knowledgeable.

This is an excellent grocery store if you have gluten or dairy allergies. I've come here many times…read moreover the years and have never had a problem with them. The family that owns this business is excellent to work with. As a sidenote the smoothie bar no longer exists.

Note that this facility moved across the street into a new (like 2024 or 2025) building that's part…read moreof the Highland Bridge development. There are some older reviews here referencing the very dated, now-retired clinic. This one is nicer! It is large and there is plenty of free underground parking. I've been in for urgent care needs twice in this new building, and both times I eventually saw very smart, compassionate, and genuinely curious doctors. One of those times I was seen very quickly, the other time I had to wait about 25 minutes. Obviously that is an unpredictable variable, but I am certain that they are doing their best. This is the nearest urgent care clinic to my house and it's comforting to know I can trust them when I need their services.

Clinic is clean. Providers are knowledgeable and above average…read more Waiting area is pleasant. Wait is usually not long. The lab is efficient. The hours are convenient. The clinic is conveniently located with underground parking, important in the winter.

Love this place! I'm a regular. My daughter and son-in-law love Dr. Jim. He's amazing. My daughter…read morewent in barely able to walk and within 2 days she was much better and could walk without hunching over. As I watched Dr. Jim work on her I decided to give it a try. As someone who not only suffers from lower back pain but also plantar fasciitis I found relief. Obviously these issues just don't disappear but I am better. There are also massage therapists and I now get massages there as well. The practice accepts medical plans. I would say that if you need a chiropractor who listens to you and try's to find ways to alleviate pain and discomfort this is the place for you!!!

I really appreciate the care that I get whenever I come in. Dr Jim is always responsive to what I…read morehave going on with my back on any given visit. I have been going monthly to stay on top of chronic back issues I have. If I'm in pain when I go in I can usually get relief within a day or two after getting an adjustment from Dr Jim. I would highly recommend him to anyone! The staff is helpful and pleasant also.

Very impressive new patient visit with Dr. Farhi after long time primary care doctor retired. It…read morewas easy to park, he was on time (actually early!), friendly, and efficient. Called personally to give lab results and prescribe new meds. I am certain this young doctor will be a new rising star for our community. Thank you so much, looking forward to continuing care for my husband with you!

Jill and Chris are wonderful at guiding you in your fitness journey. It's women only and you get…read morethe benefit of having workout plans that are geared towards you. It's a smaller gym, but the guidance is helpful in getting on track. There are classes such as yoga, tabata, and others to help you along. The downside is there are no showers (there is a locker room though), the machines could be updated, and the parking sometimes is annoying. But I prefer this gym over places like the Y because of the supportive atmosphere and no little kids playing on gym equipment. It's truly geared towards women which is nice.

Friendly and attentive....small and easy to follow individualized training program!!! Changes every…read morefour weeks.

In the past week, I have had to take both my children to this emergency room. The doctors at both…read moresides were incredible. The registration process was fairly seamless, and the doctors were kind and focused on my children's experience. When we took my youngest child, it was a little bumpy, or than when we took my oldest last night. However, in both instances, the doctors were beyond excellent. The nurses were kind and responsive as well, but the bedside manner of the doctors was what stood out this trip. One concern I do want to notice is that there seems to be a glitch in their medication ordering system, which did not permit the nurse to get the medication needed within a timely manner. Apparently, this has been going on for days and the health staff have brought this forward for internal review multiple times. I hope this gets fixed as it does. Sit back there a patient's healing process when medical providers have to wait for medication.

I was seen at Riverside for the prenatal care and birth of my baby who spent considerable time in…read morethe neonate intensive care unit. I was seen by Molly S. She was an CNP- NURSE PRACTITIONER but she kept giving an impression that she was a doctor. a doctorate of nurse practitioner is not a DOCTOR, it's a level of education for nurse practitioner. She was arrogant and dismissive of concerns I had and was RUDE AS HELL. Never again will i be seen by her. The other nurses I encountered were great, Molly was awful.

Worst hospital experience. EVER…read more Between my parents, children and us, I have been to almost every hospital in the metro area. Multiple times. First time at United and would never go back. My husband's surgery was scheduled and then changed 3 days before surgery to a new day. The afternoon before surgery, the time was pushed back. Upon arrival it was pushed back. Then the surgery was still another hour later. It had to do with surgery room availability. If you are on My Chart, they send a lot of text messages. Most with very little information. One of them said to take normal meds on the morning of surgery with 2 sips of water. When we arrived, the nurse was upset that my husband took a particular med. He never received a pre-op phone call to discuss. Very strange. The surgery started late so I was left waiting in the surgical area for hours. They have an electronic board with color coding to tell you where the patient is in the process. They will also text you very brief messages that are generic. The board finally showed that my husband was out of surgery and so I packed up my laptop and waited for the doctor. I wasn't sure if they have a consult room or just come to you. No consult room. No one came. The person at the desk disappeared and never came back so no help there. I had to use the restroom but held it because no one had contacted me and I didn't want to miss the doctor. By now it was 4 hours post-surgery. I flagged down an employee walking down the hall and explained the situation. They said they would go to the surgery center and have someone contact me. 45 minutes later the center called and said my husband had been having some issues and they were waiting for a room to keep him overnight. The doctor finally came more than 5 hours post-surgery and apologized. It still was another hour for the room. By now it is after 7pm. My husband hasn't eaten in over 24 hours and is hungry. But the kitchen is closed. No one cared to ask if he was hungry while waiting for the room. He didn't have any dietary restrictions. The nurse finally brought him a cup of ice cream after 8pm. They also don't provide Kleenex, a toothbrush or toothpaste. Huh??? The next morning, the PA said he could go home soon. We waited, and waited and waited. The nursing staff disappeared. We finally buzzed them. We sat for 3 hours. Apparently they decided to fill the meds and were waiting. Here is the crazy part of that ... 3 of the meds were Tylenol, Advil and a stool softener. All of which we have at home in brand names vs. generic and they charged a lot. But the strangest part is when he was finally ready to go, they said he could leave. Did he want a transport downstairs? It could take another hour. Every hospital has always made us ride in a wheelchair due to liability issues. So we walked across the street to the parking ramp after surgery in the abdominal region. What??? The cafe is open shorter hours and the chicken enchilada special was very poor. The parking ramp (blue) is undergoing repair and is somewhat scary from a structural standpoint NOT recommended.

Staff was great! They took the time to personalize and talk to me about they're discoveries from my…read moreCT Scan- I didn't have a terrible time, although the vagrants that were there were a bit sickening for making they're own business an entire ER waiting rooms business- it seemed!?- everyone is already going through they're own-ITS THE ER- so why not just show some class more than broadcasting your issues for the world to hear- in the ER? LGBTQ-pick a new stage to gain sympathy please? Or else just keep a bit quieter esp in the ER? Thanks