They give excellent care to my husband !im beyond greatful for every soul that works there. Always clean too when we hsve to travel there to get our care . Thank you.

I find it disturbing the number of staff who work here who don’t speak English in public spaces around the Va hospital.

My husband get great care from th VA. Love the Doctors, nurses, staff and all the volunteers.

Failed me a few times. I have chronic pain. If they would have done better testing and primary care doctors done a better job, I could of been healthier and in much less pain for 20 plus years. A seriously bad gallbladder and gallstones were undetected. Once I finally received surgery, I was told I was the worst they seen in 25 years. I also experienced bad treatment from the VA police 3 times. Training needs to be better. I feel more uncomfortable around police than I feel safe I am 100% and use the money to pay for private health care . ER visits are terrible, expect to stay 2-3 hour before you get treated. Care in ER could have been much much better when I was receiving pain medication. I was left without medication for 3 hours between nurse shifts Going to patient advocate multiple times, never helped me ever. I know some Veterans have had good experiences. I wish I was one of them.

After a rought start when 1st moving here I have been very happy with how well the Minneapolis VAMC works. While it can seem a daunting system to navigate, there is almost always someone who will help. The staff and clinicians are excellent has been great. It's proof that socialized medicine not only works in the US but works well.

Went to go get checked out 9/17/25, been sitting for 2 1/2 hours, Dana the manager on duty can’t do anything but say maybe and i don’t know and whoever the nurse is a check in should be fired not even talking to her and she just wants to chirp in to argue and tell me what I should think. I just hate the process at this VA. I Live a hour away and they won’t let you go other places it’s such a joke! Just walked out and left. How do you know what’s serious and what’s not until your looked at? They put you in a category and throw you to the curb. Make an appointment with provider 2 plus weeks then go see a specialist 3 plus weeks might as well pray it’s not serious.

I moved here from WI, where VA care was a very different and overall dispiriting experience. At the MN VA, I’ve received the absolute best care. The Polytrauma, OT, PT, Audiology, Speech, and other therapy teams are exceptional! Even though it’s been years since I needed their full support, I still use the tools and skills they gave me. I’m incredibly grateful for the care they provided, and continue to provide.

Thankyou for all you do! D. Falldin