Inspira Health Center Woodbury Emergency Department

Jeremy Diehl 

on Google

3 weeks ago

On July 10, 2026, I was sitting at work when I began experiencing chest pain and discomfort. I suddenly became extremely hot, started sweating profusely, and vomited—all classic warning signs of a cardiac emergency. A coworker drove me to the Inspira Emergency Department in Woodbury. Despite arriving with symptoms consistent with a possible heart attack, the first priority appeared to be determining whether I was armed. I was stopped and wanded by security before receiving medical attention. Once I was taken back for treatme... read more

mia v 

on Google

2 months ago

I went in with a severe dystonic episode (oculogyric crisis) and they helped me so quickly!! All of the staff is polite and professional. I was so happy that they were able to help me within minutes. I barely had to wait, which was great because i was uncomfortable and agitated and basically rendered blind temporarily. I would go back here again (hopefully won’t have to though lol) 

Diane Stewart 

on Google

2 months ago

This place is a damn joke. Everybody pretends to be busy, they forget TO SEND YOUR LABS. And when you ask them anything they act ignorant and annoyed. This is a horrible place to be seen doctors are sub par and don't tell you anything while being treated. 

Kim 

on Google

4 months ago

I brought my daughter in this morning and I have never in my life had such a pleasant experience in an ER! Everyone we interacted with was wonderful, they were empathetic and helpful and also so efficient! I had routine office apartments that were more painful than this ER visit! Thank you to all of the staff from security, registration, nurses, PA and doctors for the wonderful care you provided! 

Briana Hayden 

on Google

4 months ago

The worst experience I’ve had in a very long time. I went here 3/11/26 at 11:20p. No one in the waiting area. Okay, cool. Still sat there for 2.5 hrs, tried to do all these testing after 2.5 hrs of waiting in a room. I called for a nurse to go to the bathroom. I ended up unhooking my monitors, and cuffs because no one was coming and never did come. I opened the door, the LPN was on her phone right in from me then had the nerve to give an attitude like as if I bothering her. That’s when I had to leave. I’ll stick to my urgent... read more