Where is M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton located?

M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton is located at 909 Fulton St SE 3rd floor, Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA, in Minneapolis, MN.

What veterinary specialties does M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton offer?

M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton offers General Practice at its Minneapolis location.

How can I contact M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton?

M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton can be reached by phone at (612) 626-6688 or online at mhealth.org/care/specialties/neurology-adult.

M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton

M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton is a general practice practice in Minneapolis, MN.

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M Health Fairview Neurology Clinic - Fulton is a general practice practice in Minneapolis, MN. Located at 909 Fulton St SE 3rd floor.

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909 Fulton St SE 3rd floor
Minneapolis

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(612) 626-6688

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mhealth.org/care/specialties/neurology-adult

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3.6 · 23 Google reviews

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6 months ago

CAM

Great clinic, helpful staff from scheduling, check-in, rooming nurse, follo-up, post surgery office visits and phone calls. Brain surgery sussful! Dr. Darrow is extremely caring and thorough as should be with pre-op physical, great "bedside manner". I felt safe and was in good hands- literally! I trust him, his PA and would see any associate if needed.
5 months ago

Jessica Swanson

I waited 5 months to see a specialist here about neck issues and they called me 3 times the morning of the appointment asking me to cancel because the provider did not want to help me. He decided that because I receive care from a different doctor in fairview for a different condition, he wouldn't need to be helping me. I have never had such a bizarre or upsetting encounter with a medical clinic. I will have to continue to wait multiple more months to receive care for my issue.
a year ago

Tammi Johnson

Dr. Andrew Venteicher has great bed side manner. He was thorough and took the time to answer all our questions. I feel like we are in good hands.

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a year ago

Jessica Hanson

Had symptoms of intense, constant dizziness that started feb 2022. Went to fairview ED where they did an MRI and things looked normal so they referred me to neurology. I waited 6 mos for my appt. Got a work up and she dx'd me with TOS and noted that I had high intracranial pressure based on my symptoms of headaches, ear ringing, nausea, warm head, dizzy, etc. Did scans and ultrasounds that confirmed some narrowed vessels. Waited another 2 mos for the appt to review tests. She started me on PT and Chiro with very little direction of who to see for that. I got a lot worse with PT so we tried botox that feb 2023. Had a venogram which revealed my left jugular is occluded 100% in flexion and with head turned. Finally, we did surgery for TOS decompression on the right in Sept 2023 which helped alleviate symptoms a bit, but things flared back up in April 2024. Dizziness and all. The response from nuerology was to take Kepra and continue PT. PT made symptoms a lot worse. My TOS surgeon dismissed me as "it was no longer a vascular issue" and was told this by my neurologist. I found a TOS specialist to see on my own as my surgeon would not do a warm hand off, and that doctors RN told me the majority of my symptoms were not TOS, but jugular syndrome related and had a lot to do with the intracranial pressure. She advised me to get a neurologist/vascular to work with locally for this. I asked my neurologist for a referral for this, and she sent a referral to my requested facility- for TOS. When I asked her to change the referral, as the new facility declined me for TOS, she then proceeded to argue that the jugular syndrome had resolved- minimizing that I was still symptomatic. She advised me to have the new TOS doctor place the order even though I hadn't even seen this doctor yet and my appt was months away. I am left with so many questions and an unimaginable amount of disappointment in Fairview. Why didn't we address the intracranial pressure and the jugular vein immediately? Why is this doctor refusing to help me with a referral? Does integrated care exist within the Fairview system? Why do business at Fairview if this is the care we receive?
2 years ago

Alex BH

If you don’t get prior knowledge that you’re covered by insurance, DO NOT seek care here. They gave me an estimate that my services would cost $350, and a few weeks later my bill came to $5916. It turns out it was a good faith estimate, and it was my job to do their job for them on whether I would in fact be covered. They gave me absolutely no guidance as to this fact, so I went to Minnesota from California and paid the price upon my return. I was recommended to travel out of state to see Yoon-He Cha, a doctor who specialized in my rare neurological condition, Mal de débarquement syndrome. She was perfectly nice and gave some advice, but none of the services rendered remotely justified the outrageous cost. I have had far more helpful interventions and care from other practitioners, so don’t waste your money unless your insurance covers it. Even then, the Steady Coach and Mount Sinai have done much more good for me, so probably not worth the flight unless you’re extremely desperate.

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