Methodist Hospital

The hospital's layout may pose challenges for first-time visitors, but subsequent visits to the Family Birth Center proved to be manageable. The care provided by doctors, nurses, and staff was exceptional. We would give the hospital a five-star rating for its staff, but it averages three stars due to two main issues - the parking fee of at least $5 for the first hour seems excessive for patients and visitors alike, and the hospital room food was consistently cold and unappetizing regardless of the dish ordered. Fortunately, Methodist Hospital is a 45-minute drive from our home, and our preferred choice, Maple Grove Hospital, is significantly closer. Maple Grove Hospital stands out as an exceptional healthcare provider with outstanding staff, palatable food, and complimentary parking, making it our go-to choice for the best hospital experience.

Reading reviews shows that people either have a terrific or a horrible experience (other hospitals' reviews are the same). I want to chime in as someone who was very pleased with the care at Methodist. My husband was referred there from a Park Nicollet Urgent care to have his appendix removed. They got him in the same day, and I believe his surgeon had to come in just to do this. Everyone who talked to us was helpful and informative. Dr. Denes was the surgeon and he did a great job. He clearly cares about patients and about quality care. My husband had to stay overnight in observation due to high heart rate, and all the nurses/staff there were great as well.

Nurse Joni RN. In take in emergency department is the absolute worse. Down plays the seriousness of why you are there. Well tell you that the ER is busy and has only 42 rooms and maybe I should just make an clinic Appointment and go there. I in fact was very very ill. The MD and other nurses apologized for how she acted and they were great.

Our 90-year old mother recently fell and died of a head bleed after four days in the hospital. We were so impressed with the level of professionalism and compassion we encountered at Methodist. From the ER to ICU to the hospice floor, Mom's care was superb. Thank you Methodist for making this difficult time a little easier for our family.

The ER dr and nurses were amazing, but as soon as I was taken up to the floor for observation, the next day I continued to get delayed care, when someone has a migraine and they dont get their meds right away they suffer. I waited for 8 hr. For Dr. Rodrick Adams to let me have my meds. My migraine meds they do not have at this hospital they gave some which did not help and I said I have my meds, (given to the night nurse from my own bag) they took them and sent them to the pharmacy(fine) but when I kept asking for my meds the delay in care was so bad. And they only gave them to me as I discharged. 8 hr. Of suffering with a migraine. Dr Adams also had the nerve, when I told him I had an eating disorder, how I stop myself from gorging on Thanksgiving? Why would you even ask someone that. The care I got from this man was rude and no compassion what so ever. I will never be back there again.