I came to the Maple Grove location for a knee injection. The clinical assistant was friendly but…read moremisinformed and somewhat incompetent or unprepared. I am glad I found out before they injected me with cortisone because I requested hyaluronic gel. I was extremely satisfied with Aaron, Dr. Hartigan's PA. He immediately put me at ease, explained what I could expect going forward. I will continue to put my trust in TCO, but am highly disappointed with your clinical assistants

While I can't fault the care that my son received (one appointment - nothing extensive or…read morecomplicated), their billing department sat on the bill for 6 months before sending to insurance which resulted in us not being able to get reimbursed by our HRA. When I called to find out why they took so long to send the bill to insurance they tried to blame the insurance company. I had already spoken to the insurance company who had given me dates that proved Twin Cities Orthopedica sat on it for 6 months. When I relayed those dates the woman I spoke with was very aggressive and asked me what I expected her to do. I said I wanted to know why it took 6 months and she said that that's just the way it is. Very rude, very dismissive, very unhelpful. I would definitely reconsider going there simply based on their billing department and rude customer service.

I came in for a knee evaluation after tweaking it on a weekend hike. Instead of jumping straight to…read morethe worst-case scenario, we started with a practical recovery plan, and the visit ran right on schedule.

Billing office Department rude, interrupting, impatient and not helpful. If you want an invoice $6…read moreby mail, access on Internet and no bills mailed to you unless you pay. All I wanted to know was an explanation of services submitted to Medicare. The most. Negative experience ever. Just awful.

The last thing I expected was to need rotator cuff surgery during a pandemic, and believe me, I was…read morenot happy to be going in person to see doctors, but this clinic is doing everything right, and I do feel as safe as I think is possible these days when I have to go to see my surgeon or my physical therapists. I agree with everything Leah O. said in her review about Dr. Aimee Klapach, and indeed, Leah's review is a big part of what led me to Dr. Klapach. Some people might think it's strange to find a doctor on Yelp, but I trust my Yelpers!! Before I went to see Dr. Klapach, I had been seeing doctors at FairView University for the better part of last year. I wish I had gone to see Dr. Klapach right away. I doubt she would have made me wait 8 months and jump through numerous hoops before telling me that surgery was inevitable. I can't ever get those eight months back, but thanks to Dr. Klapach, I am slowly getting back my range of motion, and I believe my pain is already less than it was before surgery, most of the time. I just had the surgery in December (which went great, by the way! They do it in an orthopedic facility, not a hospital, so my Covid fears were lessened), so it has only been a short time, and recovery for rotator cuff surgery is notoriously slow. But Dr. Klapach and her assistant Bradley are with you every step of the way, going above and beyond, to the point where the surgeon will actually pick up a phone and call you. Yes, I just about fell on the floor the first time that happened. Dr. Klapach really cares, and so do her staff. I am also really happy with the physical therapists on site. They do a great job, and are available by phone or email if you have questions about the exercises. Side note: They have recently re-branded to Allina Orthopaedics, but they are still the same great clinic with the same caring staff.

Look, I'm not gonna waste your time with all of my injury details. If you're looking at this page,…read moreyou're probably broken and vulnerable, and you just need to know the facts. Fact: "Expert" doesn't begin to describe Dr. Aimee Klapach, MD. She does 270 knee surgeries a year, a fact I kept repeating to myself when I was having anxiety spin-outs in the weeks before my ACL reconstruction surgery. That depth of experience matters when you're literally trusting someone with your limbs. Fact: She's a super conservative surgeon, bless her heart. She never tells me what I want to hear. She tells me what I need to hear. I don't want a risk-taking, skydiving bro giving me health advice. I want someone who's gonna tell me that "If it were my sister, I wouldn't do it" when I ask if I can fly to a wedding a few weeks after surgery because there's a small chance I could get DVT and die. She obviously didn't love disappointing me. But she takes her job seriously enough to be a firm advocate for my healing and my body, and at the end of the day that's what I need. Fact: Her work is excellent. I'm 9 weeks out from surgery and my knee is healing beautifully. I followed her directions and the result is that nothing has gone wrong: no infections, no mistakes, no risks, no mishaps. Just steady improvements day after day, which is all I can really ask for. Fact: She has an incredible team working with her. They called me the evening after my surgery to check in- which at the time felt like an incredible kindness- and when I have questions they always call me back within a few hours. Her scheduler was wonderful, and made sure we had everything we needed to prepare for surgery. I've always found it easy to book appointments, and Dr. Klapach goes to a variety of locations, making it easy to find a time and place that works with my schedule. I feel so lucky that I landed in her care, and can't recommend her enough.

He works with workers compensation companies, he will totally lie and say whatever they want to…read morehear. I had several tears in my knee, confirmed by mri's and an arthrogram. He said I was OK to return to work at a very physical job with no restrictions, contrary to what 3 other drs say.

Had knee surgery a few years ago when I lived in North Iowa, and I know where I would go if I had…read moreany problems again while I live here in the cities. He is the best. Great bedside and explains everything very well. I had a great recovery after my surgery with him. Highly recommended.

I injured my left shoulder quite awhile back and saw Dr. L. Pearce McCarty for it. For something so…read moreimportant, I was a little nervous with picking a physician since I had only lived in Minnesota for a short time and did not know enough people who had any recommendations. I was so thankful that I ended up with this doctor. First of all he is a good listener and not once did I ever feel rushed in any way. He made eye contact and is patient with any questions you have. He is professional and very knowledgeable and he tried to explore " other " options rather then just rush into surgery. I know Dr. McCarty also is a physician for some professional sports team players in the Minnesota area which helped boost my confidence. If you have a need for an Orthopedic specialist, I give my highest recommendation to Dr. McCarty.

Was very disappointed... Set up a appointment with Dr. Sevila for my husband had to wait a little…read moremore then a week to get in at a time that would work best for him in the late afternoon.. He received a phone call the day before his appointment that they had to cancel his appointment due to her having a meeting that will run over in to the time of his appointment.. Then they proceed to say he could get in to another clinic at 1pm almost two weeks away.. He needed the appointment to be after 3pm due to his work... First of all you had an appointment set for the day of a meeting they should of set the meeting up for after his appointment or could of called last week to let him know... He has been in pain and needed to be seen asap, and was willing to wait the week... Will not recommend anybody to go to them at all...Thank god I was able to get him into another place not affiliated with them in two days..

Foot surgery is not fun. It is painful. It might also be painful not to have it. It is a scary…read moredecision to be forced to make. My wife made her decision and I forced her to go through with it. The old Joni Mitchell song comes to mind when you are faced with this situation. "Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got till it's gone." When you can't walk without pain and you start to change your lifestyle because of it, it tips the scales in favor of surgery. She heard through the grapevine about Dr. J. Chris Coetzee. She had the surgery three weeks ago. The clinic at the University of Minnesota campus was professional, friendly, and very caring. They listened to her fears and concerns and made adjustments. She came home very satisfied. They answered the calls that night when the pain increased and did what they could to help us through the difficult period. But the information they gave us on what to expect was accurate and did not pull any punches. We went back and saw Larry, the PA, after two weeks and he treated her with respect and tenderness as he removed the dressing and stitches. She is still recovering, but she is very thankful up to this point to have had such good care.

This is an addendum to my prior review. I got a letter from Dr. Bevan announcing the closing of…read morePinnacle Foot and Ankle Clinic in Edina. Just in the past couple days. Sorry to say it, but I am not surprised. I will be following him to another clinic. Hopefully, his office manager won't. Noticed about Yelp-- they make you sign up for the app to read unfavorable reviews. Seems to be contrary to its implied mission of informing the consumer.

Dr. Bevan is great. I had an ulcer on my big toe and I was not happy with my podiatrist and so I…read morewas looking for a new one. Pinnacle is close to my office, so I went there. Dr. Bevan is knowledgeable and explains everything in a way that is easily understood. My insurance was not going to cover my procedure and Dr. Bevan and the staff went to bat for me and got them to cover what I needed. The wait time is minimal, and the front desk staff is very nice.

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.

Decent Care, Standard Wait time and decent security.Decent Care, Standard Wait time and decent…read moresecurity.Decent Care, Standard Wait time and decent security.

Went to the urgent care next door and they told me to go here right away. I went, and was then left…read morein a room for no less than 5 hours without being spoken to, besides someone who "wasn't a nurse" coming in when I pressed the call button and started swearing+yelling at me when I voiced my concerns. OBGYN doctor was a man, they didn't inform me. No one met and spoke with me, this man just came in the room after 5 hours, and 5 minutes later was operating. They only gave me ibuprofen 4.5 hours in, for an insanely painful condition. Awful hospital, awful staff, awful quality of care. I don't know why these people are nurses, I won't be back.