Mayo Clinic

Lots of beautiful landscaping that fits in with the desert surroundings. Staff are (almost) always considerate and compassionate. These people have saved my life three times from cancer <3<3.

There aren't any places to eat nearby, but the cafeteria on level 1 is surprisingly good. I'm a vegetarian and even I've never had an issue finding something pretty tasty to eat.

If you appointments and just had a stem cell transplant and you are tired the concourse level has a sleeping area for patient like myself who have many appointments spread throughout the day.

They are well organized . Very good systems. People are nice. Busy but things moved extremely well .

In May 2010, Charles Okeke left this clinic with a Total Artificial Heart from SynCardia (a 2011 Most Innovative Company), becoming the first patient to await a heart transplant at home.

Getting checked in so I can get a CT scan so the Drs can decide which bone to take from my leg in order to give me a functioning jaw. Yeah...

Starbucks coffee in the cafe makes the wait between labs and your doctor 's appt a little more bearable.

They have a few pianists who play beautifully on the concourse level .

Dr.Reich is great! In fact, every doctor I have met here is fantastic!

Yoga at work! What a relaxing way to spend lunch . Check live well for current scheduling.

Always go to level 3 for parking . No hassle.

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Only a great place if you want to get well .

New computer system seems to be operating well now. Quite efficient!

Vampires! They just want my blood!

Don't go to the labs in the morning unless you like waiting for an hour or so

Skip level 1 in the garage , go straight to 2

Breakfast is good here.

Chill out at the piano lounge b4 your appt

They just switched to a new computer system . Expect delays.