Dr. April Hallquist, MD

They were very professional very cordial, and easy to talk to! Would highly recommend them!!

My appointment was fast and to the point. She took my X-rays, did her examination, and went over the options I had to fix my issue. She was walked me through the imaging and showed me where my issue was. I recommend her to anyone having joint issues.

Very friendly atmosphere.

She was very personable, listened to me. Made a great plan for me. Took the time to hear my concerns and explain the plan.

I made an appointment with Dr Hallquist MD for a second evaluation of my knees. The evaluation went well after waiting 45 minutes to be seen. A MRI was scheduled and completed, so I scheduled a follow up for a review of the MRI. The appointment was at 11:30am. After waiting 2 hours, no communication of the delay, I cancelled the appointment. The aids called to say that the Dr was busy. 30 days later, I requested my records. I was given information of 7-10 days processing time to receive my records. 30 days , I went to the office again for my records. I was told that the Dr has not completed the evaluation. I'm waiting to see if there accumulating additional charges from the medical center. I don't recommend this unprofessional physician.

Dr HallquistMD has just done my second shoulder replacement within a year. I can not say enough good about the experiences. She listened and answered all my questions. The first one went so well and I have so much more range of motion and hardly any pain. She is ready to answer questions any time. I waited 5 years to have the first operation because of another doctor in group who was not encouraging or supportive.

After a three-hour wait, my pain was dismissed. Despite clear diagnostic evidence, her incompetence was astounding. A second opinion confirmed the need for surgery—a fact she blatantly ignored. Her arrogance is a disgrace. Physicians must remember they are not infallible and capable of mistakes. True professionals acknowledge their limitations. She has much to learn, starting with basic patient care and the patient experience.