Nothing but bad memories with this place. My Dad went here in pain and they couldn’t even find what was wrong. My Mom went there and they couldn’t figure out what was wrong. The LAST straw was me and my wife went for my first ultrasound and they scared her so bad saying things look bad and she miscarried! Didn’t even slowly break things to us. Just rushed in the room and said things look bad. They couldn’t even give it to us straight as to what was happening with our baby! We lost the baby and they couldn’t give us answers. It was the worst most heartbreaking experience I ever had! Just driving pass this place brings back horrible memories!

Everyone was very kind and helpful. I’ve been to a few different ER’s in my time and this one was hands down the most friendly.

My appendix ruptured a few years ago. I have never had such a short ER wait. Within minutes of arrival at ER I was checked in and being prepped for surgery. Staff was awesome after.

Took my son in for breathing issue, they got him admitted right away but seemed like they really didn't know what they were doing. Was told that they'll monitor my son and do xray, which I never got the results for, and then all of sudden a nurse came and told us they're getting a room ready and my son will need to stay over night. That's when doctors and nurse kept coming in and telling different story. Doc said my son was good and we can go home. The nurse then will come in and say my son is not well and we need to stay. My son was fine after getting some shots and oxygen mask but they insisted we stayed overnight. My son seems well now after 16hrs in the hospital already. They took 1hr to get us discharged, then a nurse didn't know how to write a excuse note for me for work. Then they didn't cut off my sons security cord which caused the alarm to go off. The nurse at the receptionist who didn't know how to write an excuse letter, took forever for discharge paper, then said she don't know how to get the security tag off my son. I've been to this hospital multiple time and all they seem to want is money, and don't care about what the patient really came in for. My son came in for a breathing issue and they start counting his mosquitoes bites instead. This may be the last time I go here for any medical reason.

My wife had a colonoscopy at North Memorial in April 2018. She was injured during the procedure. She spent five months trying to find answers. North Memorial denied any connection between her pain and inability to eat and the colonoscopy. Finally, the University of Minnesota team of specialists found that her pancreas was leaking for five months due to a perforation during the colonoscopy. She was very ill. The chief gastroenterologist at the University of Minnesota told me that he has no confidence in North Memorial. He said that North Memorial is struggling financially. He also
commented on the quality of the doctors as well, which I won't repeat here. When I brought my wife to the ER at
North Memorial, she was very sick. The doctor said she was constipated and sent us on our way. How does a person who has consumed no food for ten weeks get constipated? I would strongly suggest you look elsewhere if you're suffering anything more than a cough or a minor cut. It's pathetic that healthcare has deteriorated to this degree. When a hospital is more concerned about their financial situation than the welfare of the patient; When a hospital will misdiagnose a patient rather than acknowledge that the patient was injured in their facility, healthcare is no longer their objective. This attitude starts with the president of the hospital. As for the Patient Representative who responds to these reviews, it's just a song and dance. Their role is damage control. They blatantly lied to me as to the misdiagnosis and the botched colonoscopy. They can't afford malpractice suits. I suggest that you contact Robin's Kaplan law firm if you believe you've been injured as a result of the treatment you received at North Memorial.