They certainly saved my life.

Uh huh. Care to elaborate?

They are charging huge fees to expand perpetually as patients go broke. Granite slabs everywhere does not mean the best care. Plenty of other hospitals do more with less. Saint Marry's hospital is the most profitable in the country as they frivolously claim to be "non profit". The truth also does NOT care about pop psychology be positive fads . If you like shiny objects and average care then have at it. Your beamer or Porsche will fit right in in Rochester snobby crowd as they get rich off of suffering.

Eric wow your going right off of stereotypes aren’t you, people in Rochester are NOT snobby

@@989899981 You are clueless about The Mayo/St. Mary's Hospital!! They have saved my son's life two times!!! The Number One neurosurgeon in the entire world is there. He has been my son'neurosurgeon since 2003. And it doesn't cost anymore than mediocre hospitals!! Get your facts straight before you make a comment like you did. Uncalled & extremely unnecessary!!!! When you are dying be sure you don't go there go somewhere mediocre!!!

@@JennaP363 your statement is very true. I was hospitalized at a Gundersen Lutheran hospital in LaCrosse Wisconsin with my ailment. Necrotizing pancreatitis. They had no idea what to do with me as they had seen no case as bad as mine. They had actually scheduled a surgery but backed out last minute only to send me to Rochester. The doctor I had made me feel so at ease. Quite a stark contrast from the worried faces on the doctors at Gundersen. My doctor at Mayo assured me that this was a routine procedure. I had to go back for multiple procedures to get my issue solved. In the end, everything went well and I spent the next few years getting back muscle tone that I had lost. When I got sick I was 210 lb, at my lowest after my sickness I was 145 lb. Because it was the pancreas, I ended up being a type 2 diabetic. All is good years later, I am maintaining a healthy weight and my blood sugars are good. My last a1c was 4.9.