Children's Minnesota - St. Paul Clinic

Children's Minnesota has billed me for a service visit that was not made by me. I am not responsible for this person's bill. I have informed Children's Minnesota of this issue but they have merely told me that the other person has to correct the mistake. Somehow I can have an outstanding bill for a service that I did not attend and have nothing to do with. Amazing! I guess when you go to this clinic, just tell them anyone you dislike is responsible for the bill and according to them, whoever you tell them is responsible will be required to pay the bill. No proof necessary for who is responsible, just give them a name and address. That person will not be able to get the clinic to use logic to bill the person who actually made the visit.

Brought my daughter in to ER tonight. We were back in a room before we even had time to sit down. The nurses and Dr were amazing. We've had our fair share of ER visits and this place was by far the best. It's hard having sick kids and sitting in an ER but being here made it much easier. The nurses and dr were so sweet and really took time to make my daughter comfortable instead of just jumping into doing their doctoring. She didn't even want to leave when it was time to go! Thank you all who helped us tonight!

The nurses in the nicu can be gossipers. Be careful being opened to these nurses sometimes. They'll judge you for no reason. Overall I have some good experience for appointments and all.

The staff was amazing and very friendly. They showed great empathy towards our son and and made him feel very comfortable. This was all at 2:30am and still very friendly and caring. The children's emergency part of the hospital is where we went and it was a very comfortable and an amazing setting. The hospital is very clean looking and well presented. It seems to be fairly new looking and very children friendly. The wait was not long. Thank you again to the staff and doctor for everything. Todish family

We have been to the St. Paul location a few times (broken this, split that). My son had a very bad split lip. While the staff was very friendly, I am disappointed with the results. I asked for a plastic surgeon and was told I'd have to wait for many, many hours. I didn't want to make it worse (or dry up) by waiting but felt pressured to 'get it done.' The doctor who came was very nice and sewed up part of his lip but said that she wasn't going to sew into the mouth because that would heal without sutures. Unfortunately, it healed with a large lump of scar tissue which hangs down below his natural lip line. It looks strange and sometimes bothers him. Is he dead? no. Is he disfigured? no. But I wish I pushed harder for a plastic surgeon and I wish there was way to give the doctor f