Mayo Clinic, United States
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Reproductive Medicine
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If you have a condition related to infertility, including uterine fibroids, recurrent miscarriage, abnormal uterine bleeding, endometriosis, or a risk of inherited disease in offspring, you can consult specialists in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. Our physicians are leaders in managing complex fertility concerns, including infertility, cancer and fertility (oncofertility), diminished ovarian reserve, recurrent miscarriage, uterine fibroids, endometriosis, congenital uterine abnormalities, and conditions that pose a risk of inherited disease in offspring.
Mayo Clinic offers a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating fertility-related conditions, including fertility preservation and ovarian transplantation. The clinic also has a state-of-the-art IVF laboratory with an incubation system that enables real-time observation of embryo development. Mayo Clinic is one of the few U.S. clinics offering this technology. Our physicians specialize in preserving fertility for people of reproductive age with serious illnesses whose treatment may impair future fertility.
Your Mayo Clinic visit may include evaluations by physicians in other specialties, along with comprehensive diagnostic testing and consultation. Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility physicians are board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology and reproductive endocrinology and infertility.
Reproductive Surgery
Many gynecologic procedures can reduce fertility. Our reproductive surgeons focus on techniques that may preserve or optimize fertility potential. Specialists use minimally invasive approaches to treat uterine fibroids, endometriosis, uterine polyps, intrauterine adhesions, and uterine or fallopian tube abnormalities. They also perform outpatient microsurgery to reverse tubal ligation and offer innovative fibroid treatments such as robotic myomectomy and MR-guided focused ultrasound surgery.
Fertility Preservation
Fertility preservation services include:
Freezing unfertilized eggs (oocyte cryopreservation)
Freezing fertilized eggs (embryo cryopreservation)
Freezing ovarian tissue (ovarian tissue cryopreservation)
Freezing sperm (sperm cryopreservation)
Mayo Clinic Children's Center offers a fertility preservation program for children at risk of fertility impairment from medical treatment.
Fertility Services Success
Web Resources
Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology: What are my chances of success with ART?
Mayo Clinic Success Rates
Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology: Clinic Summary Report
The success of Mayo Clinic's fertility services is the result of a team committed to providing care with compassion, expertise, and innovation.
If you are seeking fertility services, it is understandable to want reassurance that you are choosing a successful program. Keep in mind that success rates vary with many individual factors. Your reproductive endocrinologist is best equipped to help assess the chance of success in your situation.
Success rates for in vitro fertilization (IVF) programs are readily available to the public. When choosing a fertility provider, you may be tempted to compare programs by success rates. However, although many clinics and IVF programs publish success rates, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) recognize that direct comparisons between clinics are not possible:
Clinics have different patient populations and practice styles.
Programs vary widely in how they screen people before an IVF cycle and may be reluctant to care for people with particularly challenging medical histories or conditions.
Embryo Development Technology
At Mayo Clinic, fertility specialists provide high-quality care through expertise, attention to detail, and innovation. Time-lapse imaging of embryo development is one example of innovative technology used by Mayo Clinic fertility specialists to support optimal patient outcomes.
LGBT Services
Many people in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community face unique challenges when building a family.
Mayo Clinic's assisted reproductive technology program supports the reproductive needs of this community by offering a range of reproductive services for family building, including:
Donor sperm insemination
Egg donation
Gestational carrier cycles
Use of both a gestational carrier and an egg donor
The first step is to schedule a consultation with a provider in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility to discuss options and develop a plan suited to your needs.
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A de sal
3 months ago
Jun 19, 2026
I recently visited Mayo Clinic for a routine evaluation. Although I had high expectations, unfortunately, my experience did not go as smoothly as I had hoped.
Over the past four years, I have undergone three surgeries and have continued to experience gastrointestinal problems, which were the main reason for this visit. Although I clearly informed the doctor of my medical history and our limited travel schedule—we were returning on Thursday—my appointments were scheduled later than expected. I did not see a doctor until Tuesday, and my most important appointment, the gastroenterology consultation, was scheduled for Wednesday.
During the consultation, the doctor recommended a series of tests. However, because of the scheduling delays, I did not have enough time to complete them. This was extremely disappointing because I came seeking answers but ultimately left without any. I do want to emphasize, however, that the doctors, especially Dr. Campbell in gastroenterology, were very considerate, and I genuinely felt that they wanted to help me.
As an international patient, time and travel arrangements are even more complicated. Travel requires careful planning, especially for a mother like me with two young children and no local relatives to help. My schedule depends not only on my own availability but also on those helping care for my children. I therefore hoped the international patient office would be more proactive, attentive, and considerate—not only in its communication but also in advocating for me and making the best use of my limited time and resources.
In addition, two of my appointments were canceled because of outstanding balances. At the time, I was traveling with my husband and parents-in-law, yet I was the only one required to pay in advance. On one occasion, only eight minutes before my scheduled endoscopy, I was told that the procedure could not proceed unless I paid immediately. I was already feeling unwell, frustrated, and pressed for time, and ultimately had to make the difficult decision to cancel the procedure and return to Mexico.
Overall, although the payment process was extremely efficient, I felt that patient care, urgency, and personalized service were lacking. I sincerely hope my feedback helps improve the experience of future international patients.
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Jacob Englen
2 months ago
Jun 27, 2026
Dr. Sarah P. was very helpful. She explained some things to me, including a few terms I wish I understood better. The appointment was brief, but she also referred me to other doctors for my back pain.
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Leroy Brown
3 months ago
Jun 7, 2026
Much has changed over twenty years. Yet it is reassuring that everything looks almost the same as before.
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T J
3 months ago
Jun 8, 2026
Mayo Clinic is being evasive and playing word games about whether it charges Medicare Medigap plans an additional 15%. The Medicare website states that there is no additional charge, yet some of Mayo Clinic's fine print indicates that this fee does apply. This directly contradicts the information it reports to the government. Mayo Clinic, what is going on? Why not be transparent and ethical instead of playing word games? Is it free or is it free?
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Jayden Knipfer
3 months ago
Jun 9, 2026
My girlfriend was in a car accident and needed spinal treatment, including a neck brace. We live in Iowa. They called her, and it was not her fault that she could not answer immediately—she could barely move at the time. When she called back, they said they did not know which department had contacted her. It is ridiculous that they called her, she returned the call, and they still did not know who had called or why she was calling back.
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Melissa DeJesus
3 months ago
Jun 9, 2026
I went to Mayo Clinic for help because I have sporadic lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) and extensive lymphatic disease, making my condition complex. Over seven months, I saw nine specialists, but I often felt that my care was not coordinated across departments. Despite significant weight loss, malnutrition, dehydration, abnormal imaging findings, and a clear history of complications, I was repeatedly referred elsewhere without a clear treatment plan or anyone truly taking responsibility for my care.
The most frustrating part was that when surgery was considered unsuitable because of my previous complications and overall health, I often felt unsure who was supposed to help me next. I spent months waiting for appointments, yet critical issues remained unresolved.
Even so, some doctors truly helped me. Dr. Mary Hogan provided exceptional care. She took the time to understand my full medical history, recognized the severity of my malnutrition and dehydration, arranged IV fluids, ordered essential tests, and helped coordinate tests that I had waited months to schedule. She treated me as a whole person and moved my care forward when I felt it had reached a standstill.
I am also very grateful to Dr. Thompson and Dr. Merlin, both of whom genuinely wanted to help me.
My experience showed me that Mayo Clinic excels when its care teams work together, but for patients with rare, multisystem diseases, treatment can become extremely difficult when care is divided among multiple specialties without a clearly designated coordinator.
I appreciate the doctors who advocated for me, especially Dr. Hogan, and hope Mayo Clinic continues to improve care coordination for complex cases.
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Robert Riddell
4 months ago
May 17, 2026
I suffered from lower back pain for years and received regular injections. I eventually found Dr. Sebastian at Mayo Clinic and had a TOPS device implanted. I am now pain-free and feel energetic, as though I were 30 again. Mayo Clinic is known as a world-class hospital for good reason. My doctor was Dr. Arjun Sebastian.
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CHAD KOEP
6 months ago
Mar 24, 2026
One-star review
My recent experience at Mayo Clinic Rochester was shockingly disappointing. From the moment I walked in, basic courtesy seemed to have been abandoned.
Reception: The front desk staff were not welcoming at all. Instead of making eye contact, they rolled their eyes, gave curt answers to simple questions, and acted as though I should be grateful they were speaking to me. This set a terrible tone for the entire visit. When I asked for help understanding some paperwork, the receptionist sighed heavily, pointed to a sign, and turned away before I had finished speaking. I have never encountered such coldness in a medical facility.
Scheduling and registration: Calling ahead to schedule was no better. I was transferred three times and placed on hold each time. The people answering sounded robotic and irritated that I had dared to call. Every transfer felt like a game of hot potato—no one wanted to take responsibility.
Doctors and clinical staff: Unfortunately, the doctors I met were condescending. Instead of listening carefully, they seemed eager to move me along and dismissed my concerns as though my questions were a major inconvenience. I felt that they valued their time more than my health. Their explanations were rushed, the next steps were unclear, and any attempt to clarify was met with barely concealed impatience.
Overall atmosphere: Despite Mayo Clinic’s reputation, the Rochester location felt bureaucratic, cold, and impersonal. Pride in their prestige seemed to overshadow any genuine compassion or willingness to communicate. I left feeling small and ignored rather than reassured, and convinced that patient care ranked last among their priorities.
Conclusion: If you value respectful communication and doctors who truly listen, look elsewhere. My experience at Mayo Rochester showed that a famous name does not necessarily mean compassionate medical care.
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Logan Olson
6 months ago
Mar 26, 2026
I have a severe heart defect and have had multiple open heart surgeries. The people here have saved my life!
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Anna Baker
6 months ago
Mar 26, 2026
The audiology visit was excellent, but the ENT visit was less pleasant. We waited more than an hour to see the doctor, who was very insistent that we have all testing done there. He said he could only guarantee the best care if every test was performed there.
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Aww Scrammm
5 months ago
Apr 2, 2026
Some of the world’s leading doctors are here! The staff are always welcoming, friendly, and helpful!
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Emily Carroll
6 months ago
Mar 12, 2026
My rheumatologist referred me here because of ongoing health problems without a clear diagnosis or cause for my rapidly declining health, including a progressive loss of walking ability and many other symptoms that do not match the typical presentation of autoimmune or neurological disorders.
This was my last hope because I had already seen multiple neurology, rheumatology, and gastroenterology specialists who could not explain my worsening health. The rejection letter I received was absurd. It said that “Mayo Clinic prioritizes appointments based on whether it can offer additional testing or treatment that may benefit you or differ significantly from evaluations you have already received.” This makes no sense because the application never once asked me to provide medical records.
Making a decision without reviewing medical records is medical negligence, especially when the email uses language like this. I suppose there is a reason you are considered the world's leading clinic: if a patient's case is complex and cannot be confirmed through a simple diagnosis, you readily refuse to see them. Their symptoms do not meet standard diagnostic criteria, or perhaps they lack unlimited financial resources, so you do not bother to determine the cause.
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Candice Peters
6 months ago
Mar 12, 2026
I have had a thyroid condition for several years and have never received adequate treatment. Eventually, my primary care physician said there was nothing more he could do and referred me here. It took a month just to get my name entered into the system for an appointment! Once I finally secured an appointment, I felt as though I had to complete an endless series of steps, watch a video, and then wait to learn whether I would be accepted. That alone is unacceptable; a physician's referral should be enough! You refused to provide care simply because my results were “not bad enough.” How can you decide how I feel every day? Even worse, when I called to ask whether I had been accepted, Kathy was extremely rude. I have never heard such an unpleasant tone or such a lack of compassion toward someone who is genuinely suffering. All she said was, “Sir, your application was denied.” If she has no empathy, she should not work in healthcare. Overall, everything about Mayo Clinic Rochester was terrible. I will never visit any of your facilities again.
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Meghan MacArdy
6 months ago
Mar 13, 2026
Mayo Clinic saved my life twice! I have visited the Rochester, Jacksonville, and Phoenix locations. From now on, I will only go to Mayo Clinic!
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Natalie Coninx
6 months ago
Mar 14, 2026
They have destroyed some historic features. I know some rooms offer good information about the history, but I do not want to see this larger building converted to a “futuristic” style and renovated inside. I feel that they want us to forget Mayo Clinic's history. 😭😭😭😭😭 I understand that they need to add facilities, but they cannot erase history. The old marble walls and floors were more beautiful and polished and reminded me of the old buildings my father helped design when I was a child. Do not erase his amazing old designs, because they are also part of history! 😡 Yes, I am truly angry because it is wrong to erase Mayo Clinic's history and renovate it in a “futuristic” style to make it look “modern.” Medical supplies and life-saving equipment can change, I understand that, but I do not want them—the state government—to erase history.
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Dianna Panchuk
6 months ago
Mar 14, 2026
How will you provide evidence of adrenal gland failure from a microbiological perspective?
If you cannot document this with the so-called records, you were NEVER a healthcare practitioner, Dr. Abu.
Unfortunately, not every country would permit you to register and practice as a doctor.
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Jules Densberger
7 months ago
Feb 4, 2026
I came here for specialized procedures. There were some insurance verification problems, but the staff assisting with scheduling were absolutely five-star. Despite the difficulties, they did everything possible to help. They always returned calls promptly and followed up. Special thanks to Cici, who helped coordinate everything—I wish I could meet her and give her a big hug for all she did.
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Trenton Talburt
7 months ago
Feb 4, 2026
Highly skilled doctors and first-rate facilities. The subway-level location is excellent because you can move through the building without going outside, which is especially convenient during cold winters.
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Mama Bear
7 months ago
Feb 12, 2026
Everyone there was kind, especially one valet who was excellent and extremely friendly. What I disliked was that he went to the emergency room in Mankato, where they could not even perform surgery to drain the infected incision, so they made us travel all the way back to Rochester. I do not mind traveling, but my family is not wealthy, everyone has to work, and it is hard to find someone available. Other places can do what Rochester does; perhaps even New Ulm could. There should be better options nearby. I think Mayo Clinic is fine, but it may be inconvenient for people living in the area.
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Erik
8 months ago
Jan 15, 2026
They misrepresented the risks of colonoscopy and concealed the most serious consequences. Communication was extremely poor. No one answered my questions promptly or properly, and they avoided anything that might make them look bad. They did not reveal the high cost or demand for prepayment until I requested an estimate. They did not even have the courage to tell me in person that I needed a ride home. Online customer service was useless. Immediately after I paid, they raised the price and made me pay again. Nothing but excuses and no accountability.
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Henry
8 months ago
Jan 24, 2026
Exemplifies the patient-centered, integrated model. The 'Mayo system' works flawlessly—records are shared instantly between specialists, eliminating repetition. The care is deliberate, collaborative, and unhurried. The campus, including the Gonda Building, is designed for healing with abundant natural light and art.
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Melodie Schwartz
9 months ago
Dec 12, 2025
These doctors will deceive you. They say one thing and do another, and will do anything for money! This was the worst experience I have ever had. I pray that no one else is treated so terribly!
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Katie
9 months ago
Dec 15, 2025
Since coming to Mayo Clinic with a degenerative, progressive condition, I feel better than I have in 15 years! They have worked very hard to find the right treatment while respecting and addressing my concerns and goals. From imaging, laboratory services, scheduling, radiology, neurology, internal medicine, and pharmacy—not to mention the hundreds of nurses and support staff I encountered—I never had an unpleasant experience anywhere in the clinic system. The staff and service are incredible, and I highly recommend them. Minnesota is fortunate to have Mayo Clinic!
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M8
8 months ago
Dec 30, 2025
1. The situation is complicated, but I had a poor experience with the endometriosis department because I never had the opportunity to receive their services. They forgot to schedule my appointment.
2. We drove all the way there, only to be turned away by orthopedics because we honestly disclosed that we had COVID. The doctor refused to see us even while we wore masks.
3. Both experiences at Mayo Clinic were very difficult for my mother. This was unacceptable.
4. They make you pay for hospital parking, and appointments are delayed by weeks. Only wealthy people or local residents can afford care here.
5. Healthcare should be about providing medical care, not operating a profit-driven business.
6. I used to be proud that the renowned Mayo Clinic was in my hometown. Since becoming a patient, however, I never want to return.
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Alex Rodriguez
10 months ago
Nov 12, 2025
Without question, this is the best hospital in the world. They are patient-centered, empathetic, and caring. After a 10-hour spine surgery, I thank God and all the Mayo Clinic clinicians who brought me safely through it. The nurses are angels who love their work. Every test is well organized and updated in real time in the Mayo app. I cannot praise the hospital, its staff, equipment, and facilities enough. It is no wonder it has been ranked number one in the United States for many years. Finally, special thanks to the brilliant doctor who oversaw everything and performed my surgery. Thank you, Dr. Arjun S. Sebastian.
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Bruce Boettcher
10 months ago
Nov 23, 2025
It does not get any better! Mayo Clinic is first-rate, and my family remains very grateful for the care they gave my wife.
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kevin Luehmann
9 months ago
Nov 30, 2025
I called to ask about possible instructions, but no one answered.
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Billie Klimek
10 months ago
Nov 10, 2025
An excellent doctor and an excellent team produce excellent results!
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Lisa
11 months ago
Oct 11, 2025
It feels a little strange to review Mayo Clinic as an employee, but I recently received care here and had a wonderful experience. The doctors, nurses, and support staff were consistently courteous and attentive to me as a patient. I was impressed by how efficiently Mayo Clinic arranged outpatient follow-up, something I never experienced in my home states of California or Colorado. My gastroenterologist and primary care doctor are world-class. I not only trust Mayo Clinic, but would gladly recommend it to my family and loved ones.
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Jenny Nguyen
11 months ago
Oct 16, 2025
They rejected my mother. She had an aggressive cancer, and the doctor made her wait for an appointment. They scheduled an appointment only to cancel it. They did not tell or notify us that it had been canceled. They had seen the biopsy results and knew how serious it was. She ultimately went to the Hennepin emergency department. They waited three full days to respond and then refused to treat her. If you care about your loved one, do not come here. Save yourself. They are not what you think.
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Nia McClary
1 year ago
Sep 8, 2025
I have been going to Mayo Clinic since I was about 4 months old, and I am now 24. Over the years, they have helped treat and manage my congenital heart disease, specifically tricuspid atresia, and the experience has been incredible—understanding and accommodating. However, the campus is large and often has extensive construction, so you may need to hurry, especially if your hotel is not nearby, to avoid being late. There have occasionally been problems with my IVs, but this is uncommon. For the care I need, I could not ask for better. They saved my life, and I am deeply grateful to the staff who have helped me for more than 20 years.
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Abby Reynolds
12 months ago
Sep 9, 2025
So far, my experience working with the doctor on all my health concerns has been excellent!
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Amy Mahlstedt
12 months ago
Sep 25, 2025
I was being seen until Dec 2024 in the Women’s Health dept since 2000 for peri-menopause. They told me today I’m no longer going to be seen since they aren’t providing on-going care to me since “I’m fine now” and there are too many on the wait list. Wouldn’t refer me to anyone else on campus and told me to visit the Menopause Society website to find a Dr. in my area. My opinion of this place just did a complete 360 as they had no reason to dump me as a patient that still having issues. Even after pleading this… I was told to refer to the website. But let’s go back to seeing someone in my area that REFERRED ME TO THEM. So to Dr Kuhle and her team - BRAVO for being such “fantastic” people - I hope all those wait-listers feel you’re worth it.
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Pops Maellard
12 months ago
Sep 25, 2025
I came here about a year ago with many problems. When they saw that I had been diagnosed with anxiety, they showed no compassion and rushed me out without helping me. I then went to a small hospital in my area, where they found I had severe anemia. They were shocked that I had not suffered a heart attack, which shows how incompetent this place was... truly embarrassing.
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Jordan Kipper
1 year ago
Aug 22, 2025
My son’s skull plates fused prematurely. We decided to try Mayo Clinic and met pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ahn. At the first visit, I knew I could trust him! He created slides and explained every detail very clearly. He was approachable and extremely knowledgeable. On the day of my son’s surgery, he came to the preoperative area and spoke with us, then asked if he could pray for us and the surgical team. We said of course! He came over, placed his hand on my son’s head, and prayed. That is so rare today! This doctor is amazing! I would not entrust my son to anyone else. Of course, the surgery went smoothly, and he even finished before the time he had given us! My son had some pain that evening, which was expected. He went home the next day! When he woke up the following day, he was completely back to normal! If your child has this condition, I highly recommend Dr. Ahn!
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TC Pharaoh
1 year ago
Aug 24, 2025
My company’s human resources manager suggested that I seek a consultation about a nodule found in my lung. The first doctor wanted to remove part of my lung. Mayo Clinic performed a more thorough evaluation, and no resection was needed. I understand why people from around the world choose Mayo Clinic.
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Jordan Hall
1 year ago
Aug 29, 2025
I cannot say enough good things about my experience at Mayo Clinic. Every staff member, nurse, and doctor I encountered genuinely cared about patients—something I have never experienced anywhere else. This is by far the largest medical institution where I have received treatment, yet it also provided the most personalized care and individual attention. The clinic is large, but its resources and guidance are so well organized that the entire treatment process is clear and understandable from beginning to end.
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Greg Mills
1 year ago
Aug 6, 2025
Over-rated now. Once great... no longer. Maybe got too big. It has lost quality over the desire for quantity... bigger and bigger is not better and better. Always trying to upcharge also. Does more damage now than good. A few bad apples are damaging the honored and longstanding great reputation. In my case, when there was no progress to my problem and constant delays or unnecessary tests and procedures to prolong the hospital visit for days and days, I indicated I was leaving and going to Gundersen in LaCrosse. When I said this... I was threatened by one so-called "doctor" with a psych hold. I said..."I am an ex-Marine with multiple black belts...go ahead and try to hold me here against my will. Let's see what happens to anyone trying to stop me from leaving. I hope your ER isn't busy because it will be." I then left. I drove to LaCrosse... and got considerate care at Gundersen with a quick, accurate diagnosis and treatment without some masochistic "doctor" purposely jamming a needle thru my vein deep into my arm trying to do a blood draw creating a large hematoma like what happened at St. Mary's hospital. Do no harm? I was harmed on purpose at this hospital.(997)
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Sajib Ghosh
1 year ago
Aug 7, 2025
Sodium Valproate is very good for fighting against Post herpetic neuralgia. I have taking it since 8 starting from 200mg upto 800mg now.
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Jemima Heppner
1 year ago
Jul 1, 2025
More food options are needed for people who restrict both gluten and dairy. More corn-free foods are also needed for people with corn intolerance.
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cem sevinc
2 years ago
Feb 28, 2025
The ‘worst hospital in the country,’ Mayo Clinic, made my mother wait a year to be accepted as a patient. In the end, ‘a woman’ called in a cold voice to say she did not qualify to be seen. Neurology refused to see her as a patient. They did not just refuse treatment; they refused even an appointment!!! My mother has multiple system atrophy, and I brought her in a wheelchair all the way from Turkey to the United States. She had just had a feeding tube placed in her stomach, and all we asked was to see a doctor in case she qualified for a multiple system atrophy trial or any other trial that might improve her quality of life. She was diagnosed with MS three years ago, and Neurology did not even review her MRI or the doctor’s documentation we sent. When I asked the person on the phone why, she gave no response and said that not everyone can be a Mayo Clinic patient! I hope that one day they experience the same quality of care for their loved ones. Then they will understand the desperation of being told that someone does not deserve even to be seen as a patient, much less treated!
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Lee Howell
2 years ago
Feb 22, 2025
I have a rare heart condition, so I booked an appointment with the head of preventive cardiology at Mayo Clinic. They are supposed to be among the best in cardiology in the United States. I flew more than 1,000 miles from my home in New Jersey to Mayo Clinic in Rochester. I spent an entire day undergoing tests and had an appointment with the specialist the next day. Two hours before the appointment, they pulled a bait and switch, suddenly changing it to a much more junior, young, and inexperienced physician. She could not answer my questions satisfactorily. It was a waste of time and money, not to mention stressful. I spent $1,200 in total. I would not recommend Mayo Clinic because of how unprofessionally they treated me. I gained no new information from this visit.
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B S
2 years ago
Feb 19, 2025
I thought Mayo was different. I thought Mayo was where you turned when none of your doctors could find answers to your medical problems. I was wrong. Very disappointing. No better than an average clinic...and average clinics fall short...very short.
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Lindsay Daniel
2 years ago
Feb 15, 2025
They cater to the wealthy. Even if you are close to death and hope to be placed on the transplant list, you do not matter to them if you cannot bring them substantial income, even with insurance. It is very sad that we have to pay so much simply to survive in this country.
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pia cacciatore
2 years ago
Feb 17, 2025
Incredible professionalism.
Thank you so much to the surgeon and staff 💝🙏 God bless you all.
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T.W. Day
2 years ago
Feb 8, 2025
Mayo Clinic is the main reason to live in Red Wing. It is very unusual for a small town of 16,000 people to have healthcare of such high quality. Both my wife and I received outstanding, lifesaving medical care from the Mayo Clinic here, and we are very grateful.
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Dianne Marliere
2 years ago
Feb 10, 2025
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, is ranked number one in healthcare, and deservedly so! My husband and I have had several procedures there, some recently and some in the past. Our outcomes have been outstanding, to say the least! Their doctors are so intelligent and kind. They take the time to listen and respond in plain language. Without Mayo, we would not be alive today!
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