Recruiting & Hiring:…read more Decency and Transparency: The lack of decency and glaring absence of transparency exhibited by M Physicians is both unbelievable and deeply disappointing. My frustration does not stem from being denied a job opportunity, but rather from the utter disregard for a meaningful commitment to diversity and equitable hiring practices. M Physicians claims to uphold values such as inclusiveness, equal opportunity, and community engagement through their Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion--yet their actions stand in stark contrast to these stated goals. It is disheartening to witness such a disconnect between stated commitments and lived experience. Here is a quote I wrote to self while back in my previous career. "In all that you do, lead with integrity, honesty, respect, dignity, and trust--and be transparent in every interaction." Of Aliyah Eden

Doctors are great! No staff follows through visit orders. Info sent from other docs never gets…read morein files. Phone person gives medical advice(scary & illegal?).

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!

Allina Health Wellness Visit Good personal attention…read more Staff was professional. After Visit Review is comprehensive.

This clinic billed my annual physical as an outpatient visit. I do not recommend this clinic…read more Contacting the clinic was at least a half hour wait time to speak to someone, the "call back function" to avoid being on hold did not work and the clinic provided misleading information when I tried to get the CPT code corrected. Really disappointed. Dr Martinez was who I saw.

The very best Physician care Anywhere. A place to go where " Everyone knows your name"…read more Medical care that can't be matched.

I saw Dr Jacob Liston for helping me to find the cause of my anemia. He has a great and genuinely…read morecaring bedside manner. He takes the time to address all your concerns and doesn't make you feel stupid for asking. You can typically get in to see him in a reasonable time. The ladies in the office are nice but it took one of the nurses 4 times to get my blood and lots of brusing later. If you go, ask for the russian lady with short brown hair she is the one who knows how to draw blood, otherwise good luck. **Edited, Dr Liston helped me deal with thyroid and Hpylori problems, He truly listens cares and is the best internal med dr around! Super bedside manner, TOP DOC!!

Dr. Parker is the best! She is the first doc to actually do saliva tests with me, not just blood…read moretests. She discovered that I have adrenal fatigue and gluten intolerance. It is such a relief to finally know what is wrong, and to find a doctor that LISTENS to me, instead of immediately trying to address symptoms with a pill. She is thoughtful, extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and totally conscious of the patient's best interests. Better treatment than I got at Mayo, even. She actually recommended a book to me- how refreshing is that? Instead of a prescription, she directs me to a resource so that I am a better-educated patient. I actually feel kind of bad for gushing about her, because I don't think she is taking new patients... But if that changes, and you are looking for a great endo, this is the doctor to get!

I sought out Kara Parker when I first moved to Mpls because I wanted a Dr who had a deeper…read moreunderstanding of both holistic and allopathic healing and my initial visits with her were pretty great. I was exploring a hormonal imbalance and she helped me get on a bioidentical progesterone which was exceedingly helpful. I wasn't however expecting to be blindsided by the visit to follow. Having gotten out of a recent break-up I saw Dr. Parker to explore getting pregnant on my own--possibly more hormone treatments, thyroid tests, anything that would help my fertility as a late 30-something woman. The first words out of her mouth were 'Well... I have two children and I could not have done it without the love and support of my partner.' She proceeded to ask me the following questions: -- Was I financially secure enough to raise a kid? (39 with a very successful business) -- Why not consider adoption? (Always a consideration of mine but expensive and I want to try natural conception while I'm still young) -- Why not consider dating someone with a kid? (Already a stepmom from my previous relationship) She asked me how I planned on getting pregnant and how I planned to give birth. I told her I pondered home birth and she proceeded to tell me a home birth nightmare story. All in all it was an incredibly shaming and negative experience. Absolutely nothing positive or empowering was uttered from her mouth and being a woman doctor--who supposedly embraces an alternative lifestyle--I expected a lot more out of her. I was definitely emotional in our visit but I don't think that was justification for her to be so judgmental. I sought out a holistic doctor to have a more positive experience not to be treated like I'm incapable and out of touch with my own aspirations as a human. It's taken me some time to have the courage to write this review but I think it's important. I wouldn't want someone else to have the same experience. I won't be going back to her, nor would I recommend her as a doctor.

I felt really let down by Dr. Omlie. I went to see him in a…read morecrisis after a botched surgery by another orthopaedic surgeon in his group at Fairview hospital Edina. Dr. Omlie told me in front of witnesses at 5 separate office appointments that the orthopedic surgeon botched the surgery. He told us the orthopedic surgeon caused the death of my lower limbs. He told me that the orthopaedic surgeon misdiagnosed me and that my limbs were dying due to the orthopedic surgeon botched the surgery. He told me in front of witnesses at five separate appointments. At first, Dr. Omlie was concerned, trying to save me from blood poisoning. I felt grateful that he seemed sincere and cared about my well-being. Then Dr. Omlie switched everything he said to us. We took photos and notes at every appointment. Dr. Omlie had a meeting with the other doctors in the group and Fairview. All of a sudden my diagnosis changed. Dr. Omlie's disposition changed in fear of a medical malpractice lawsuit. He was wrong. He did not uphold the medical Hippocratic oath in our opinion. Dr. Omlie was completely on my side telling my family what happened to me at first he believed it was compartment syndrome. I didn't know what that was. Dr. Omlie explained he the surgery was devastating to my lower limbs the bandages from the operation were wrapped aggressively tight cutting off blood flow then death to my feet. He said, I would lose both of my feet, and he would salvage the heels and ankle. I was absolutely devastated. "A healthy person goes into, what most think of as a minor surgery and loses their feet" Dr. Suggested that I wait for a bit until demarcation was finished and he would know where to amputate. My family and I were dealing with this unbelievable tragedy. We felt he was completely reckless and his lack of medical care could of killed me. 2 days later, I'm at the hospital for a previously scheduled appointment with a doctor who was extremely concerned about the Orthopedic surgeon NOT Me. He was absolutely unethical. I went to go stop and see Dr. Omlie to tell him what happened and he completely changed. He said, the group called a meeting and we should let the surgeon (that almost killed me and did kill my feet) be in surgery with him. Now Omlie wants the inept orthopedic surgeon involved that "killed my feet" in another operation, while he's amputating me! ??? I was stunned, he flipped on a dime. When I tried to tell him what the unethical doctor did, he laughed and said "I'll have to have a little talk with those boys". We were completely dumbfounded. He completely changed what he was telling us prior for weeks. Then he was referring to his colleagues as "boys". In our opinion, Dr Omlie changed his story-diagnosis and treatment of care for greed. His medical group was way more important then his patient's life. I was heartbroken, I really wanted to believe that Dr. Omlie had ethics. As I stated, this my personal experience with Dr. Omlie. I truly hope no one experiences the horror experiences I had with him. My whole network of friends still have nightmares about the unethical treatment we witnessed and I received.

An update to the handicap parking problems…read more The only handicap spots are still only in a parking lot you have to pay for. The clinic told me there was "plenty" of street parking. There is not. On either side of the building that is no parking on the street. There are parking spots in front of the building on the street. Those spots are limited because of competition with customers to about a dozen business and several apartment buildings. This location is between two bus stops so you'll have to walk at least a block to get to the building.

Overall great staff. They are attentive, kind, and very knowledgeable. I love my doctor there and…read morethe nurses, techs, lab techs, and front desk staff are all wonderful. It's a little bit of a drive for me to go here but I don't mind because of the quality care I receive here.

Dr Jill Johnson is an excellent doctor. She has treated me for a number of chronic illnesses for…read moreapproximately 15 years. She has moved me from that of a patient suffering from chronic bronchitis and asthma to a patient who can now claim a robust life of great health and stamina. She is a wonderful listener and is always up to date on medical research.

Friendly staff. Dr. Anderson is a good primary care physician and does a great job in helping me…read moremanage my diabetes. She listened to my concerns and works with me to manage my health. Kristen is an amazing pharmD to work with when it comes to leaving about what medications will help with my diabetes and needs to improve my lifestyle. The lobby is a little plain right now with COVID. Very responsive when I need to message my provider with questions.

Review medical health charges carefully!!!! They often charge 10 times the average rate and…read moreultimately gouge patients.

Wow! What a great new facility! I generally try to avoid going to the doctor, but this may change…read moremy mind! Admittedly, this is really close to my neighborhood. So, first and foremost, it is extremely convenient by bike or car! However, when I walked in for the first time today, I was even more excited. You walk in to a very small and welcoming reception area with no line! (I was able to deal with all of that 'initial paperwork stuff' within 10 minutes.) Since the clinic has multiple departments, including family health, urgent care and chiropractor, they ask you to wait in the area designated to your department. Again, we were the only ones in the place and were able to avoid that mass waiting room like usual. The waiting area had large open windows to watch the happenings on Chicago Ave.; a nice change from dull white walls. The actual walls are decorated with tasteful artwork! I love the actual exam rooms! They have two doors so that the nurses/doctors can access them from their own office area rather than the public entrance. It eliminates so many people walking around and the uncomfortable feeling that someone is dying because it reminds you of that episode of ER or Grey's Anatomy... I digress. The staff was extremely pleasant! They made me feel welcome and calm. Everyone explained information in detail, but without sounding like a pretentious 4th year med student. The nurse even showed me information (and pictures) on the internet during our appointment so that I had a better understanding - helpful and educational! I can totally see this being my new primary care provider soon. Great location! Great facility! AND, it is located right next to the Town Hall Tap and Pumphouse Creamery - two of my favorites! Doctor, lunch and dessert all in one short trip. I love it!

Just getting into 3800 address is a challenge. Not just me, as I ran across others on my long way…read morein asking each other where to go now. * Buildings are poorly marked from parking lot view. I never did see a sign that identified the building as 3800, I went to another address and figured it out. * There are various parking lots with signs telling why you can't park in that lot. *It was a walking maze, I met a woman who was clearly disabled as she could not find a handicapped entrance or easy entrance. * Inside I thought I would look for a cafeteria for a later stop, a few signs said they had one but wasn't clear where it was. Finally saw a sign that said it closes at 1pm. That's still lunch! * Restroom, just tried one, door lock didn't work properly, No soap in container, No hot air dryer, paper towel dispenser out of paper, no hot water. Oh yes there is sign regarding "clean hands are healthy hands". Found my waiting room which was pleasant and quiet and decorated in soft tones. Not much waiting, (I spent so much time trying to find my way it was getting late). I saw a specialist for a not to serious matter and felt rushed. I don't think I spent more than 12 minutes in his care. No one saw me out of the room.

I went in for an annual check up with a new doctor after my primary care doctor at another clinic…read moreretired. During my visit, they told me I needed to do a follow up procedure for a test, which they booked for me during that appointment. After I went to the procedure, they sent me a bill for $2,000 and said it was because I was out of network. Mind you, my original appointment was IN network, so I didn't fathom that the procedure they booked me for would be out of network... had I known that, I would have just gone to Planned Parenthood and gotten the procedure done there for an affordable price? Then I spent the next year calling them and my insurance company trying to figure out why it wasn't being covered, neither Park Nicollet nor my insurance could figure why I was being denied coverage. Eventually I got sent to collections because it was taking too long to sort out, and now it has been a year and a half and I am still paying $100/month to pay off that appointment.