From my first appointment with Dr. Englund, I was dissatisfied. The restroom and exam rooms are dirty and unorganized. The staff is unprofessional and sometimes rude. I have had to wait between 30-50 minutes for each appointment, only to spend more time with a nurse than the actual doctor. When I shared my birth plan with Dr. Englund, I was belittled and scoffed at. I would not recommend this office to anyone.

Submitted June 21, 2011

Dr. Englund is a great and very knowledgeable doctor. He was my doctor for my high risk pregnancy. I had twins and never was I worried about not recieving proper care. He knew exactly how to handle every situation and was very thorough. He is a wonderful doctor and I would never go to anybody else. He has a friendly and fun office staff. I would recommend Dr. Englund to all my friends and family!

Submitted Nov. 10, 2009

I went to Dr. Englund as my gyno so when I became pregnant he was of course who I went to for my pregancy. I think that Dr. Englund and his staff are great. I have had a very easy pregancy so his laid back attitude is fine with me. I haven't delivered yet so we will see how it goes, but I expect nothing but great things.

Submitted May 27, 2009

Very poor bedside manner. After I miscarried, he told me I had an abnormal pap smear. I had surgery and when I went for followup, he insisted that I needed an immediate hysterectomy and suggested that I needed psychiatric care when I asked for other options.

Submitted April 3, 2009

do not like his attitude at all not concerned about the patient, if this is his bedside manner then it needs to change.

Submitted June 4, 2008

I was not happy with Dr. Englund or his staff at all. They are neither polite nor professional. I also do not feel that Dr. Englund is very knowledgeable with pregnancies. I left his care after a couple of months with one of my pregnancies and decisions he made could have cost the life of my unborn child. Thankfully I switched doctors and I was placed on a medication to prevent preterm contractions as well as put on bed rest. I ended up carrying my baby to 37 weeks and she was healthy. Dr. Englund said I didn't need bed rest and medication and that if I lost my baby, I lost my baby. Yes...he actually said that. In my opinion Dr. Englund does not need to be practicing medicine.

Submitted Feb. 15, 2008

i did'nt feel that he was very interested in my problem, nor did he have a very good bedside manner. he did not take the time to listen.

Submitted Jan. 16, 2008

I have gone to Dr. Englund with my last two pregnancies, and I just LOVE him.

Submitted Aug. 30, 2007

Dr Englund performed an intraoperative bilateral fimbriectomy while performing a c-section. I signed the release form thinking he was performing the requested tubal ligation.That is what we had discussed. 10 Years later I find out that this surgery was performed on me without my knowledge of its meaning. Do you know what it means?

Submitted Feb. 8, 2007