I had a lower wisdom tooth removed and went under since the last time I had it done I freaked when…read morei saw how big your wisdom teeth really are. The staff was amazing and just the nicest ever. I got set up with an in-house payment plan which made it a lot easier for me to afford the procedure. The staffs introduction to me when they entered the room made it even more friendly even if they were only there to assist with the procedure. Dr. Schneider was thorough with reviewing my X-rays and very informative with that I'll need done in the future and as to why. 5/5 for cleanliness of every area I was in, the kindness and patience they had for me as well as the thorough explanation of aftercare. I look forward to seeing them for any oral surgeries I'll have in the future. P.S. They've called me twice after the appointment to make sure everything was going well. Definitely great client care/follow up.

I DO NOT recommend! Terrible customer service. The quote and pre-authorization was way off! $1500…read moreextra...after pre-authoriation payment. Not worth the trouble. Pick a different oral surgeon. Billing staff was VERY rude and cold.

I decided to try a new spot to get my eyes checked and chose the office on 45th. I won't mention…read morethe doctor's name, but I left very disappointed. From the start, I felt pressured to switch from the monthly contacts I've worn for years (with no issues) to a completely different brand of daily lenses I didn't want. I trusted the doctor's recommendation, even though I didn't have my old prescription with me at the time. During the exam, he gave me a new trial brand that immediately felt uncomfortable. I decided to give them a fair try the next day, but by midday my vision was fuzzy, my eyes strained, and I developed a terrible headache. I called the clinic, and to their credit, they got me back in, waiting 15 min before anyone helped me. This time I brought my old prescription--yet instead of re-checking my eyes, the doctor just put me in the same prescription but with a different brand again and sent me on my way! At that point, I couldn't help but ask myself: what did I just pay $300 for?! On top of that, the atmosphere was uncomfortable. Each time I visited, I sat ignored for 10-15 minutes before anyone even acknowledged me. Honestly, the environment felt more like a coffee shop for retirees than a professional clinic. In the end, I threw away the trial contacts they insisted on and ordered myself the brand I actually wanted from 1-800 Contacts. Problem solved--but unfortunately, not thanks to this office.

I went to Dr. Tufte for a few years from 2012 to 2015 Every…read moretime I arrived to check in at the Broadway location Dr. Tufte's wife, Deb, at the front desk seemed more intrerested in visiting with people that were already there than in checking me in. I remember one instance in particular where she was visiting with another patron about a car incident/accident that her son had been involved in. Her son was concerned about the other persons insurance coverage or something like that and she made an offhand comment about the other person most probably being some 15 dollar an hour worker somewhere and this was to be expected from someone like that.. At that time I was working a custodial job making a little less than 15 dollars an hour, It was extremely enlightening for me to hear her observations on the effects of low and moderate income levels on a persons charachter and integrity. The last time I ordered glasses from Dr. Tufte I could not see clearly out of them and I had to have them remade 5 times. I just could not see out of them. Dr. Tufte made it clear he was not interested in working with me in resolving the issue and that he had refracted me correctly and that I should work with the the opticians so that they could adjust the glasses I could not see clearly out of. After the 5th remake of these glasses the lab refused to keep remaking the lenses, at that point Dr. Tufte refunded my money and dismissed me as a patient. I took the prescription Dr. Tufte had written for me and I went to Sanford eye clinic There I saw Dr Edwards and It was determined my prescription was off significantly and I was issued a new prescription and ordered a pair of glasses i could see out of with little problem. It is important to note that I have a difficult prescription and some uncommon eye problems. Dr Tufte is a competent optometrist and I felt he gave me thorough eye exams.He correctly identified the increased intraocular pressure in my eyes and gave me a referral to an eye surgeon for laser surgery to have it mitigated. Having said that, if you have a complicated eye glass prescription I would not recommend him. He is unwilling to investigate all avenues of what the solution to your problem may be ( such as fitting you with trial lenses from a lens kit, which it turned out is ALWAYS advisable when dealing with prisms in glasses. A phoropter refraction is NOT the same as wearing glasses and the results you get from it may differ significantly from a refraction using trial lenses.) It is also worth noting that they price their glasses frames at what I consider a ridiculous premium. They sell frames there for up to three and four hundred dollars that can be purchased online often for hundreds of dollars less for the same frame. As an example I purchased a frame from the office for $275.00 dollars that I was able to order directly online for $85.00. I under stand making a profit but an almost 200 dollar mark up on a pair of plastic frames seems a bit extreme to me. You are paying for a boutique atmosphere less than Stellar service and some cookies and brownies they keep out for patrons to snack on. I would recommend either Sanford eye clinic or the Hillmer eye clinic if you have strabismus (crossed eyes) , amblyopia (lazy eye) or a need for prisms in your glasses. I will reitterate that Dr. Tufte is a competent Optometrist and you will likely have a satisfactory if overly expensive experience with him if you have fairly common issues with your eyesight. If you have difficult to diagnose problems or less than common problems that require your optometrist to be more involved with exploring what you need and what your options are with your vision correction needs this is not the man for you to visit.

i am so happy with the service at Catalyst. The team always…read morelistens to my concerns, and we talk through treatments. I would highly recommend Catalyst!

I am so pleased with the services and staff at Catalyst Medical Center. It is so easy to get an…read moreappointment and even to see the specialists! It is a night and day difference in quality of care from what I had experienced before. I feel cared about and important as a patient. They have made such a difference in my life and health and I recommend them to everyone. From the people who help you check in and schedule appointments, to the nurses who actively listen to what's going on, to the doctors and surgeons; everyone cares and greets you with a smile. Thank you for what you do every day to improve the lives of people with such wonderful healing energy.

I went to consult office and waited 10 minutes. He didn't bother touching or scamming my feet. Said…read more10 words to me and left. I felt like he got paid for nothing

From the owner: If you are searching for relief from your foot or ankle issue, you have come to the right place…read more Bradley Olson, DPM is a seasoned podiatrist and surgeon with 16 years of experience helping patients regain mobility and live a life free of pain. Dr. Olson offers comprehensive podiatric care with specialties in wound care and sports medicine. Being board certified in Foot and Ankle Surgery, Dr. Olson is also one of the finest surgeons in the Fargo, ND area. He treats many trauma patients, fractures, and other acute or stress injuries and advanced conditions of the foot and ankle. Dr. Olson's appreciation for being able to help people using his mind, hands, and heart is evident in the compassionate care he provides. The relationships he forges with his patients are really partnerships. He enjoys presenting patients with options and bringing them into the decisions made for their well-being, as well as the treatment process as a whole.