Dr. Paul Dondlinger, DO

He is a straight shooter.

I first became a patient of Dr. Dondlinger in 1993. He excellently managed my medical care during a very difficult time in my life. I came to trust him implicitly. He has always been honest with me, even if it was something he knew I would not want to hear. Dr. Dondlinger is intelligent, knowledgeable and a brilliant diagnostician. Most importantly, he always takes time to listen.

Will NEVER see this dr again. He was completely dismissive and uninterested in my issue.

Great nurse! Dr was very knowledgeable, confident, not good with computers, but I was impressed.

Dr.Paul Dondinger showed total ignorance to his patients. The wait line was very long, and he didn't look at his patient throughout the checkup. Refused to answer patient's questions.

My visit to Dr. Paul Dondinger for annual check-up was the worst experience, period. He was rude and showed no respect to his patient. He refused to look at me when talking and finished the routine in less than 5 minutes. No greetings, no goodbyes. He left the room abruptly right after the short routine. My usual annual check-up would take at least 15-30 minutes, but he only took less then 10 minutes. A unprofessional doctor, and a rude individual.

Dr. Dondlinger has been my husband's doctor for about 8 years, and mine for about 7 years. He's very thorough and willing to turn things over to a specialist once he has performed all the necessary tests to rule things out (or in). This is what a good GP does, and he does it well. He's honest with us, and refers to some of the best specialists in town. We couldn't be happier and would follow him if he ever left the Eagan/Allina clinic.

my husband visited him for my regular annual check. I think he may good since the online picture of him looks like a very easy going doctor, but after my husband visited him, he said Dr. Donlinger sucks and he would never want to see him again. He never show smile during the visit time, and really very unfriendly. To make things worse, we got double charge for the visit, which we think may only caused by my husband's question about his shoulder pain caused by long time working with computer, he simply referred him to somewhere else (like a spine institution)and then we found he charged extra $136.99 for this and called it an office visit(besides the regular preventive service).Oh, my god, given that my husband is like stay with him for 20 minutes, it's really VERY VERY UNREASONABLE!