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service. Criticism stemmed fram two saurces: the service was too slow or the service was poor. But, again, critics were a very small minority. Medical Services: Residents were asked a seri�s of questions about their medical services needs. First, the location of their principal medical services were ascertained: Where da you qo principally for medi- cal services? Is that in the City of Roseville? Saint Paul, Group Health, Roseville Clinic, and Minneapolis accounted for forty-eight percent of the destinations: RAMSEY HOSPITAL/CLINIC..... ................3% GROUP HEALTH ..............................16� ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL ........................3$ SHARE--------------•--.....................5% ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL ......................2% ROSEVILLE CLINIC ...........................8% UNITED H�SPITAL ............................5� UNITY HOSPITAL .............................2% ROSEVILLE - PRIVATE PHYSICIAN ..............4% MIDWAY HOSPTTAL ............................7% ST. PAUL - PRIVATE PHYSICIAN ..............16� MINNEAPOLIS - PRIVATE PHYSICIAN............8� SHOREVIEW - PRIVATE PHYSICIAN ..............6% OWN DOCTOR - ELSEWHERE .....................3% Single seniors and Owner-Manager househalds were more likely to visit a private physician in Saint Paul. Renters more often traveled to a Minneapolis physician. Group Health was more popul.ar among Owner-Manager households, 25-34 year olds, and $37,500-$52,500 yearly income households. Ramsey Hospital/Clinic was frequented by Professional-Technical households, 35-44 year olds, and college graduates. Share was used most oft�n by high school graduates, while Shoreview physicians attracted 35-44 year .�