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3.88
Total reviews
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Average rating
Dr. was very respectful and attentive. He listened to my questions and worked to assist me the best he could. He also gave me advice pertaining to parenting skills as a new mother.
Biological Birth Parent
I had so many beautiful and kind nurses who came to my aid when I experienced terrible treatment from nurses who truly made me feel uncomfortable. They encouraged me to report my experiences and protected me by becoming my main support.
Biological Birth Parent
Better lactation support, the lactation consultants were not very supportive.
Biological Birth Parent
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Children's Minnesota NICU & Pediatric Care
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REVIEW TOPICS
NICU and neonatal care, pediatric inpatient care, communication, family involvement, respect, breastfeeding and feeding support, discharge planning, and overall experience.
LOCATION
Minneapolis & St. Paul, Minnesota — serving families throughout the Twin Cities and Upper Midwest
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Children's Minnesota NICU & Pediatric Care
Frequently asked questions
Does Children's Minnesota have a NICU?
Children’s Minnesota provides Level IV neonatal care at the Minneapolis campus. As a Level IV NICU – the highest level designated by The American Academy of Pediatrics – they have the in-house expertise and experience to care for the most complex and critically ill newborns.
Can parents visit and participate in their baby’s NICU care?
Yes. Parents and legal guardians may visit 24 hours a day and, when medically appropriate, can help with feeding, skin-to-skin contact and other daily care. The NICU team will guide you based on your baby’s needs.
Is The Mother Baby Center part of Children's Minnesota?
The Mother Baby Center is a collaboration between Allina Health and Children’s Minnesota.
Allina Health provides maternal and fetal services, while Children’s Minnesota provides neonatal and pediatric care. Locations include Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Coon Rapids.
What do Black parents say about Children's Minnesota?
IRTH collects anonymous reviews from Black and brown parents and caregivers whose babies or children received care at Children’s Minnesota.
Reviews may cover NICU care, neonatal care, newborn care, pediatric care, communication, family involvement, respect, and overall patient experience.
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Can I anonymously review Children's Minnesota on IRTH?
Yes. Parents and caregivers can use IRTH to anonymously share experiences with NICU, neonatal, newborn, and pediatric care at Children’s Minnesota.
