Fairview Ridges Hospital

Our son spiked a really high fever and was struggling to breathe. The lovely check-in and triage ladies in the ER assessed him quickly and brought us back to be seen right away. There was a flurry of activity, but everyone was very calm. It was clear that the experienced and thoughtful ER team was taking every precaution while ensuring our little guy did not get scared. He received a homemade blanket to keep him cozy. We were admitted to the hospital to watch his breathing overnight. In the Pediatric department, we were met with smiling, reassuring, and highly competent nurses and doctors that watched over our son carefully until it was time to be discharged. Our transport team members were efficient and kind. I couldn’t have dreamt of a better experience or level of care for my child.

Took off work to get a test done in Radiology, and took necessary antibiotics days before the test. The scheduling department then calls me 2 hours before my exam to tell me I was scheduled with a radiologist who doesn’t do this exam. I am very dis-pleased and will be seeking a new healthcare company immediately. Not only did I take antibiotics for no reason, I also missed a day of work and will now have to wait until my next cycle to get this test performed (as it must be completed during a certain time from your period).

The care I received, from the ER to actually being in the hospital, was exceptional!! The doctors were caring and very patient, taking the time to answer questions to my satisfaction, and the nurses (and assistants) provided top-quality patient care. If I ever have a choice about which hospital I can stay at, Fairview Ridges in Burnsville, MN is definitely where I want to go!!!

Recently had surgery here and would like to share my experience.

Everyone I came in contact with from the minute I walked in the door, to when I left, were amazing.

Today I received a card in the mail from Fairview Ridges. It was signed by all who took care of me while I was there.

Thank You Fairview!!!

They lost my dead grandma.

I wish I was joking. My grandmother passed away last night on Jan-11-2019 at Fairview Ridges Intensive Care Unit-Room 354. Less than twelve hours later, the hospital had lost the body.

100% lost a. Human. corpse.

Her name is Carol Ann Moran. If anyone spots an extra corpse floating around, we (the family) would sincerely appreciate it back. I MUST reiterate that this is 100% real, and as of Jan-12-2019, the body is still MIA.

It is for this gross negligence that I must give Fairview Ridges Hospital 1 star.