M Health Fairview Clinic - Cottage Grove

"First time here. The front desk staff not very welcoming. I walked in said good afternoon and was met with dead stares. I repeated my greeting to which one finally replied “Is there something you need?”. Apart from the location and decent nursing staff wouldn’t return."

"I've been going here for several years now and have always had a great experience. I recently had to switch to Nathan Koppe due to my previous doctor retiring and he helped make me feel at ease and answered all my questions without making me feel rushed. Sometimes it's hard to get a same day appointments here if sick, but that's my only complaint."

"I am a minor and it was the worst experience with this new doctor. She maybe Korean? She was rude and aggressive. She body shame me. I came there for a scalp head check and ended up going home crying. She also compared me to my mom's body size. I am surely changing my doctor! 1 comment she said was " I know us asians like to eat rice and noodles. But you need to cut it" I am pissed!"

"I had a horrible experience with my first and only appointment at M Health Fairview Clinic. I was seen by an APRN (N. Koppe) who had no eye contact and seemed quite nervous when he entered the room and introduced himself. I'm a psychology major and was forgiving of this at the start of my appointment. I soon became shocked that everything I advocate for I am now a victim of. I was very quickly patient profiled, and gender discriminated against. His documentation played heavily on Gender Bias. I don't believe if I had been a male, this in any way would have happened. As forgiving as I was of this man's behavior, I will not be so forgiving of his Narcissistic and Gender Bias care. I too can profile. He obviously didn't want to continue to care for me as his patient. He made this clear by ending with, "I shouldn't need to see you again." What??? Women deserve non bias health care. This appointment has made me question more so the problems in the USA for women's health needs. Should I not go in? How will I be treated? Is this everywhere? Will I be taken seriously? Should I cancel my future appointment with a specialist? This APRN will be turned into my insurance company, the Board of Medicine, and the Board of Nursing. Patient profiling and gender discrimination is a real problem! Approximately two weeks have passed and I was seen elsewhere. After careful review by this doctor, it is possible that I had Drug Induced Lupus and I am now set up with an allergist."

"I am the type of person that visits a clinic once a year for my checkup that insurance covers and ask all my questions at the one visit. This clinic was very friendly from the moment I called to schedule my appointment to the moment I left after my visit. My nurse and doctor were very informative, honest, and straightforward for any questions I had. The staff was very professional overall and I felt welcomed at this clinic being a new patient. I am glad I chose this location for my checkup and will stick to them for my next!"