A great hospital that provides excellent care and quality resources. We have utilized this hospital a few different times over the years, and continue to come back when we are sick or hurt. Something that stands out to us about this particular facility is the resources available here. We know that this hospital is prepared for any situation that may arise which we find comfort in. read more

Oops, I did it again, fell off another horse, and fractured some bones. It looks like I am not that innocent. Well, after Mexico City clinic took X-rays and told me a fractured my shoulder and need a surgery, I immediately took a flight the next day back to Orlando to go to ER and hopefully get some healing. My dad and I went to the ER after I landed, and it was crowded on a Thursday evening. We valet parked near the entrance, went through the Evolv security detector, and checked in to wait. We first were called to get send basic checks done and I explained what happened. Then the said to wait in the waiting area where they will call my name so I could go to a room. It took a while for my name to get called and I was pulled to a very small room with 2 cramped chairs. We waited for a doctor, and I explained the situation. He said more images needed to be done, even though we have given images from Mexico City. After another wait, I was wheeled in to the imaging room, took more X-rays, and wheeled back to the room. My dad and I waited longer, and it was getting late, so my dad grabbed food from the cafeteria. The doctor came back to verify that I did fracture my shoulder, and even my ribs (not again). They said come back next week to check if surgery is needed. They prescribed me medicine and I was gone. It took almost 3 hours and 2000 dollars just for them to say, yeah, you broke your bones, and come back again for next steps. While my dad was happy that they said lets see if you really need surgery, the process felt like a cartoon from Rocco's Modern Life. It felt crowded and cramped, like an assembly line instead of the care and comfort needed. While the doctors were fine, the person who did the X-ray was in training. Also, it looked like the doctors were just direct and didn't really care on what procedures could be done to heal faster other than a wait and see approach. They were acting rushed and nonchalant. I left the hospital depressed as I didn't know how I could get healed correctly and quickly. It was night and day compared to another ER I went in Tampa about 10 years ago, where they MRI me in nice room, and let me rest a bit before releasing me. I thought with Advent health, it would have been a bit more relaxed and professional. And what's with the security guards having tasers? Honestly, I was very disappointed and wished my insurance had other better hospitals and ERs in the network other than Advent Health. While many other Advent Health campuses look modern and upscale, this one looked old and chaotic. Overall: D read more

I had the unfortunate experience of being a patient in Advent Health (Orlando) just a few weeks apart in June and July of 2026. In both cases, I suspect my hospitalization could have been avoided. Advent Health is good for "Thoughts & Prayers". My "journey" began in July of 2025. That's when I noticed a sharp increase in fatigue after minor physical activity. After an EKG which suggested a possible heart block, my PCP referred me to a cardiologist. I chose one at Advent Health that I had seen 7 years earlier and knew my history. The cardiologist ordered a stress test in January of 2026. I'm not uneducated, and reviewed those results myself. They indicated a heart block with substantially restricted blood flow in the lower chambers. The follow-up visit with the cardiologist wasn't until April, so I called the cardiologist. He said the stress test came out fine, and the indication of a heart block was merely a test error. When April came, I found out that he would not attend, but a nurse would explain the result of the stress test to me. I needed no further explanation. I should have found a new health care provider immediately. I was still very fatigued after minor efforts, but trusted the doctor. I was pushing 79 years of age, after all. Perhaps this is all I should expect. On June 13, 2026, I woke up and felt extremely weak and dizzy. I took my blood pressure: normal EXCEPT that my heart rate was 30 beats per minute. Google said I was barely alive. I had my husband take me to the Advent Health ER in Lake Mary, which jumped into action and had me in a helicopter to the hospital in Orlando within minutes. I had a Third Degree Heart Block. At the hospital, I had a temporary pacemaker implanted. Two days later, a permanent pacemaker was installed. Everyone involved was responsive, professional, and pleasant. I spent most of my time in the ICU. My cardiologist, however, never saw me. Instead, he sent an associate from his office to the hospital ICU to ask how I was doing. Once out of the hospital, I was to resume my normal activities and medications. But my previous meds to reduce high blood pressure were now keeping it so low that I felt sick. I called my PCP, who said follow directions given by the cardiologist. So I called the cardiologist and the surgeon who performed the implant. The next day, a nurse responded that I should eliminate one and take the other "as needed". I ended up taking NOTHING, and still my blood pressure was no higher than 110/60, even after my heart rate was up to 104 beats per minute. I made more calls. No one ever called back. On July 5, 2026, I woke up and could NOT catch my breath. I was gasping for air, but to no avail. Another trip to the ER. Another helicopter ride. I had an acute pulmonary embolism - blood clot(s) in the lungs, undoubtedly caused by the surgery. Indeed that was about the only possible explanation for the symptoms I had recorded. But despite my many calls to supposed medical experts, no one at Advent Health thought to even mention that possibility. At least I woke up. After a few hours on supplemental oxygen, I had an emergency catheter-directed embolectomy. I.e., they sucked out the blood clots blocking the arteries. I could breath again. Once again, the staff in the hospital were mostly fine. Some of the night shift in the ICU seemed like they might be trainees. One spent 30 minutes and MANY painful attempts to draw blood. I should mention somewhere that the hospital food was inedible. Moreover, they put me on a low salt diet for no reason, then concluded that I had a sodium deficiency and gave me an IV drip. They did a test for glucose immediately after serving French Toast and syrup for breakfast, then decided I was hyperglycemic and put my on a restricted calorie diet. These things aside, they made heavy use of microwaves, turning even the best attempts at 'food' into rubber. The staff did all they could to remedy the situation. Kudos to them. Arrest the chef. But food is a trivial matter compared to important health issues. My primary complaint about Advent Health is that THEY DO NOT TAKE CALLS SERIOUSLY AND THEY DO NOT CALL BACK. My gut tells me the cardiologist should never have dismissed the results of the stress test as an error - especially since a prior test indicated the same thing. Surely, someone with medical training in cardiology should have acted on the indications of blood clots after surgery, which are hardly uncommon. Yet my many calls resulted in very slight interest. They give a 24x7 "hot line" for issues after discharge. In my case, the wound reopened, bled a lot, and we wondered if I should still take the blood thinner. They would call back with answer. They never did. I think the problem is that my "case" is handed off to too many people. I rarely saw the same doctor twice. They depended on whatever was on the charts. I was another bar coded number, and unless I was in danger of immediate death, I could wait. read more

We unfortunately had a stay at AdventHealth Orlando in the PICU recently. It's not a review I ever wanted to write but i'm happy that it's a positive review. All staff were so friendly and helpful to us during our stay in the PICU. they were constantly asking how they could help and if we needed anything, often coming up with resolutions when we didn't even ask for them. One of the nurses brought my baby toys once he was able to play and brought me coffee whenever I asked. This was a terrible situation but i'm so thankful for the staff in the PICU and our last day in the CICU that made our stay better. On a side note: the pharmacy in the main area of the hospital next to the gift shop is a great spot for restocking your medicine cabinet. You can get staple meds like daytime cold meds, allergy meds, tylenol, etc for just a few dollars. I got daytime cold meds for like $3! I also bought childrens ibuprofen, like a big bottle, for under $3. This is a hidden secret that needs to be spread! read more

Had baby #1 at advent celebration it was so/so. Didn't feel like what we asked for was listened to. Baby #2 ALL NATURAl at advent Orlando and the doctors and nurses not only listened but they helped us stay on top of our goals for an all natural birth. They motivated my wife kept her positive. They respected everything we asked for and we had a beautiful daughter full natural. Staff was all friendly. The labor rooms are like hotel rooms!!! Even the showers. The bad- Food sucks like most hospitals. Like border line jail food. Luckily there's plenty of food local even a chick fil a just down stairs The recover rooms are not as nice and the showers in the recovery rooms are ehhh I would bring shower shoes (we did) We would have baby #3 here. read more

AdventHealth continues to wow us with their awesome Christian atmosphere, excellent patient-attention philosophy and renowned medical expertise! Everyone from the parking attendants to the check-in staff and medical professionals go above and beyond to let you know that you're in "good hands" at all times regardless of the medical reasons you're there! They really are an extension of the healing ministry of Christ and we've quickly established a personal loyalty as our preferred hospital system! read more

We were here bright and early one morning because my kid was having some surgery done and would be spending a good chunk of our day here. They do have valet parking, which I believe is free, but I'm not sure. We opted to park in the parking garage, which has access to a couple of the Medical buildings here. They have an entire complex with lots of places you can go. I personally got a little lost in the building, but there are lots of people here that are willing to assist so that you can find where you're looking for. We were able to get registered quickly and Went to the section that we needed to be in. We got set up there and just waited for them to call them back. once they gotten back, everything went smoothly and took less time than anticipated for the actual surgery. The recovery time was much longer than they anticipated but exactly what we knew. What happened. In the end, they did well and are happy with the results. There will be more visits for check ups later Now for the downside of my visit. Being diabetic, I'm supposed to eat at roughly regular times every day so that meant having breakfast in the hospital. The cafeteria opened at 7 AM and they were really busy when I got down there. I took this as a good sign. As someone new to it the whole set up was a little confusing for me as they have several stations for different things you can get. I tried to take a little time to acclimate myself to what where and for some reason settled on the station with the longest line. I ended up ordering scrambled eggs, corn, beef, hash, and some breakfast sausage. There was virtually zero flavor to all the food. I have never experienced breakfast sausage with no flavor before. The eggs and hash were completely unseasoned and usually hash has some type of flavor to it because of corned beef. Not so with this. They use big ice cream scoops for the eggs and hash so you do get a decent sized helping that is very compressed and compact. When I grabbed my silverware, I also grabbed some Tabasco sauce and anticipation of needing more flavor. I wish I had used half the bottle. I also grabbed a bunch of salt and pepper With the intention of pocketing some for later. I ended up using all of it and definitely could've used more pepper. Once I broke stuff up, there's actually a good serving of everything so my mail was actually very filling if completely flavorless to begin with. If I was back for breakfast, I would probably try the French toast or waffles. They have a good selection of fruit, but I can't have most of it and they also had some donuts and sweet rolls and breakfast sandwiches. In addition to my meal, I grabbed an M&M cookie which ended up being the highlight of my meal and it wasn't a particularly great cookie. At least it had flavor though. Everyone encounter was very friendly and helpful and I would definitely consider them if I was in need of medical assistance in the area. read more

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AdventHealth Orlando is the Mothership out of all AdventHealth Hospitals with specialty care like Rothman Orthopedics attached. It also has seperate medical pavilions with respect to other specialties like Urology and Pediatrics. They even have a Disney inspired Childrens center and a AdventHealth for Women center, even an obstetrical Emergency Department. You have plenty of parking here in the complimentary parking garage as well as 3 cafes and a gift shop. This hospital is overwhelmingly huge but the office experience once you walk into the main entrance of this hospital will have you feeling safe and secured. There is always someone willing to help you get to your destination and even so many volunteers. I feel a sense of community and belonging everytime I walk into this hospital. Thank you Advent Health read more

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The cafeteria in Celebration hospital ahas the best French toast. Most highly recommended. Great French toast with sausages. Good coffee too. read more

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Matt and Gisselle at registration in Suite 370 were sweet, warm, and welcoming. While I appreciate the intention behind the new self check-in process, I found it somewhat complicated and not very smooth. I am concerned about how challenging this process may be for senior patients, as I can easily understand the frustration it could cause. Gisselle did stay nearby and offered assistance, which was helpful and appreciated. However, the length of time required to stand and navigate the system was difficult for me, as I live with chronic pain. Standing hunched over during registration placed additional strain on my neck and back while checking in for a pain management appointment. Thanks for making registration better with your smiles. Matt and Gisselle read more

My boys receive all their medical care here. The outpatient lab is quick and efficient. The major issue is the lack of transition services for kids to young adults. Complex medical kids that "age out" of PED's end up on the adult side with walkers, prunes and coffee. This hospital does a lot of good for our kids but as young adults they still have specific needs when they are only TECHNICALLY adults and this hospital system doesn't do anything to address this. Very frustrating. The medical teams are good but they are so much harder to get into with the shortage of medical personnel in this state. It stinks to have to wait months for an appointment but thankfully our medical team works the boys in if urgent. Overall a good medical team but serious need of young adult services! read more

Avoid at all costs!!! This hospital has become awful. The physicians don't listen to a single word that their patients tell them and ONLY go by tests results! As a direct result of Dr, Fares inept care my health has declined significantly and he has even been dishonest regarding my care. They will threaten you with security of you try to ask for a second option! The amount of negative reviews that they have received lately should speak volumes alone! read more

Had to come here to visit an old family friend who had been here for some medical care. I truly appreciate the nursing staff, doctors and service care takers for everything they do on a daily basis. The building and location was truly beautiful, easy to park and everyone was so polite I. Helping you get to where you needed to go. Can't say enough about this location. read more

I had to go into the hospital today for a CT with contrast. I was very very nervous. I had some bad experiences in the past and it brought back muscle memory to me, and I was literally in tears. A young technician who performed the test named Carlos G was amazing. He was kind, compassionate and caring. I got through the test only because of him. He's amazing! I will definitely use this hospital again in the future. Thank you, Carlos G! You are a superhero read more

I went into the ER for abdominal pain, the Dr and nurses were so compassionate and kind. I would highly recommend this ER to all. They deal with patients in a respectful and loving manner as if they are treating their own family, I give them a 10 out of 10... read more

This is a shout out to Adika from the South Orange Advent Health office. I have spoke with Adiks twice in the past 2 days and both times Adika was professional, understanding and compassionate in regards to the issues I was having getting my Monjouro prescription. Every month it's a fight to increase and renew the prescription and this year my company switched pharmacies. The pharmacy switch is a bust so Im going back to Advent Health outpatient pharmacy. Maybe someday CVS will get their act together. Thank you Adika. read more

My uncles hip replacement surgery went well... Quality of care is always top-tier... He said his overall experience was amazing. That's my niece Loving on her uncle. read more

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No one wants to go to the hospital, but it is a trip that many of us make at some point in our lives. I guess there are a few happy times, but the only one that I can think of is the birth of a child. I have been to this hospital a few times. Once even by helicopter (not the best experience, but I digress). The hospital has always offered me professional and compassionate care and I applaud the hospital and its wonderful staff. This time, I was just taking my mother for tests, but as I said, life and life's mishaps have brought me here a few times. Whatever brings you to this hospital, it is good to know that there is a competent and compassionate staff here to assist you. read more

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The valet service is ridiculous. Theypark cars in the patient drop off and pick up lane. This blocks people from actually getting close to the front door. When I told the valet I was not valet parking he became very rude. The valet personnel just stand in the lane. read more

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Es increible estar en este hospital solo por unas cuantas horas y te cobren un bill de $45,740.54 con un diagnostico solo de presion alta. Le cobran al seguro medico y todavia debo pagar $4,059.45 Excelente noticia para que mi presion volviera a estar alta. read more

Leadership within! Cafe can't get meals on time! Dr and cafe leadership for some reason can't get their orders coordinated! Even when they admit they fucked it up, they can't rectify the problem for hours or not at all! read more

The room was a medium size. The furniture was well worn. The bathroom was large with nice tile. The large windows provided plenty of light. The nurses are very dedicated and caring. However, of my nurses disappeared for long periods of time. The hospital doctor wasn't visiting everyday. Sometimes when I called, I didn't get assistance unless I called two or three times. I didn't make it on the surgery list and I suffered and had to stay an extra day in the hospital. Transport services were very slow; a thirty minute wait is typical. read more

Almost killed me didn't close me properly or leave a drain in. 7 days later was septic from the leak and palm bay hospital drained it. Leaking again waiting 6 days for a bed to have Dr Rosales to fix what he messed up. Writing this now before his butchery kills me or someone else. read more

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It is a call for attention to all the hospitals in the city, if there are so many doctors and nurses (service providers, etc.) ordering food in Uber, doordash and grubhub.. why not give them a space at reception by putting a kind of shelf or showcase so that the drivers leave the food and thus not have to put up with bad treatment and bad faces from the receptionists. read more

I thought I reviewed this place, I know I reviewed the cafeteria. Anyway, the hospital is very nice, easy to navigate. The cafeteria is INCREDIBLE. Literally 7 different types of food to choose from, American, cooked to order, sandwiches, made to order, a BIG salad bar, pre-made foods on a cooler, a taco bar, and a baked goods area. I'm forgetting something. Then there's an entirely different vegan restaurant with indoor seating or a outdoor patio near the lake. Or you can take your cafeteria food there. I took lots of pix when I posted my first review, which apparently I did not post :/ read more

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First time coming here my dad had heart surgery this morning I was pretty scared about losing him they did such a outstanding job taking care of my dad he's 78 years old and he's doing great I'm really impressed with the team they truly care about their patients thank you for taking care of them I appreciate you guys so much!! read more

Everyone that we have had connections with has been amazing! We had to come for an appointment on the 3rd floor and then go to the imaging center afterwards. Two of the faculty in the doctors office literally walked with us from one end of the hospital to the other to make sure that we didn't get lost and made it in time for my husbands test in the imaging department. We went from the 3rd floor to the 1st floor and then were told that the check in office that we needed to go to was on the 3rd floor so up we went. Then when we got checked in we had to go to the 2nd floor for his appointment. These two faculty members walked with us the whole time to make sure we didn't get lost, because we would have totally gotten lost!!! lol They wanted to make sure that we didn't miss the appointment, because if you are late they have to reschedule. WE MADE IT AND I ADDED TO MY STEPS!!! lol I was so..ready for a coffee and we had past several coffee bars, but were afraid to miss our appointment so we didn't stop! When we got to the imaging center they didn't have any coffee! I was sitting waiting for my husband and looked up and one of the faculty that had walked us all over the hospital walked in with a coffee and danish for me! That is above and beyond kind!! Also, the nurses kept me up to date with how Larry was progressing throughout his whole testing time! He also agreed that everyone here is amazing and kind! read more

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I would love to know why your Covid policy for moms who give birth and test positive is still the same in 2025! Completely insane to separate a newborn from their mother simply because she tested positive for Covid. This is so disappointing! Please review your policies and prevent this from happening to another family. If you are asked to have a respiratory panel as a mother coming in deny the testing. They will not allow you or your husband to see your baby!!! Do better Advent Health. read more

Terrible. Paid for multiple tests. Short staffed. Had to have emergency surgery because they failed to order the proper test. Cost us a lot of money and time. read more

I complaints. Arrived and the folks outside helped me figure out where to go. From admitting to release, the process and the people were patient, friendly and helpful. The Rapid In/Out surgical unit was as bright and cheery as a hospital ward can be. And the minor surgery for which I went was completed successfully. read more

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terrible hospital. the dr was so inept he tried to give a woman on dialysys a blood transfusion because her iron levels were low. they were low because she had been in this hospital for four days receiving treatment, but they wernt supplementing her iron. the staff are rude and unhelpful. the nurses and doctor's are slow, they dont make hourly rounds, only give meds when the patient demands them. i would rather suffer at home then end up in their care, better chance of recovery doing nothing. read more

Incredible staff. They are highly professional, empathetic and show that they really care about the patients well being. I can't thank them enough for helping me on my journey to recovery after being brought to the E.R. with a life threatening condition. read more

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Team.... Sunshines on a cloudy day!!! Scheduled for shoulder surgery and team with love and joy! Dr. Hawks - Master surgeon and great personality, master of Pain vanishing- Anesthesiologist " Berry White" due to unforgettable voice and Taurus BD- friend....AND spoke German,... and now in order as we met!! Don - wheelchair assistant, as we arrived at the wrong entrance and joyfully brought us to the right one! Judy-registration.... Lover of Bobby Sherman... we sang the song Judy Judy together Estonia.... surgical registration... welcoming, efficient... awesome team member! Ashley and Alice... my attending nurses.... Made you feel as you had 2 mothers paying attention to your comfort!.... And last... but absolutely not least, ......my patient, heartwarming 'Marvel hero.... Luis. Wearing his fingers to the bones, trying to get a wedding ring off.... That was positioned 51 years.... To avoid later complications!!! Never lost his cool... remembered for a long time. In closing my recap.... Advent Health has always been and always will BE.... THE CHOICE for this family! SINCERE THANK YOU, mighty Health Care Givers.. YOU are a BLESSING!! read more

I am being nice by giving them one star. My brother in law had a triple bypass surgery over a week ago. He was released and admitted a week later because he experienced two mini-strokes caused by 75% blockage in carotid artery. Prior to his triple bypass surgery, someone ordered an ultrasound but it was never done; they dropped the ball. This would have shown said blockage and prevented further damage. I called the hospital for assistance and both nurse charge Taylor and assistant manager Sarah were extremely rude and even hung up the phone as to avoid doing their job. Seek treatment elsewhere! read more

KUDOS and thanks to the staff at Advent Health Translational Research Institute for providing supreme quality customer service! They are located at 301 East Princeton Street at the corner of Dade Ave and Princeton Street. They have various research studies concerning Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes. Renee is the point of contact as the research coordinator. She is a Navy veteran and has a heart for helping other military veterans of all branches. I highly recommend all to come and visit to participate in these research studies. read more

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My father, Martin Tickner, received care at AdventHealth Orlando that ultimately failed him. Despite years of CT scans clearly showing signs of lung cancer, he was repeatedly misdiagnosed. By the time the correct diagnosis was made, his cancer had progressed to Stage 4. During his final stay at AdventHealth, he endured nearly 20 procedures, became paralyzed, and suffered immensely before his death in June 2022. His care was further compromised by the hospital's rollout of the Epic electronic records system, during which critical information was unavailable to providers. I personally stopped a dangerous procedure that would have been performed while he was on blood thinners--because the doctors couldn't access his full medication list. AdventHealth's failure to diagnose, communicate, and provide coordinated care robbed my father of time, dignity, and peace. I urge families receiving care here to request second opinions, review records carefully, and advocate fiercely. Our loved ones deserve better. read more

Poorly trained staff across the board particularly the scheduler. Scheduling a referral from their own doctor should not take 4 hours and 5 phone calls. No one wants to claim responsibility for not knowing the answers and kicks it to another department. Then they leave it up to the patient to figure it out. The scheduling team needs to be much better trained. read more

Scheduling issues all phones are voicemail and now on the second day waiting and leaving messages with Radiologist Department . This is not acceptable a Hospital and voicemail . read more

I would leave no stars on this location. I came to the ER presenting with stomach related issues while I was on vacation. I ended up running for my life away from this place after they drugged me with a droperidol, a drug that has been banned from most hospitals across the country for its side effects. They didn't tell me what they were giving me, or the risks or side effects. Nothing! I've since learned that they gave me a medication used for combative patients or for sedating just before a operation. I was in and out of consciousness and when I would wake up, I would tell the next hospital worker that I didn't like the medication and that I was afraid and I didn't know how I would manage to get to my hotel. They didn't help me or care no matter how much I tried to advocate for myself. I self checked out because I was afraid for my life and had to leave in a uber in the middle of the night, as a woman in an unfamiliar state and in and out of consciousness. I kept praying for God to help me to get to my hotel safely and I kept thinking about my family as I was in and out of consciousness from my uber. With Gods grace I made it to my hotel safely. I then spent more than 12 hours with severe side affects from this medication that drove me to medical attention for my heart racing. Needing to throw ice water on my back, chest face to avoid passing out. Keeping my feet on the floor and needing to move from avoiding passing out. I've traveled back to my home state and now meeting with doctors and therapist because of what's happened at this hospital. Please do not come to this hospital. Please do not come to this hospital. Please go anywhere else but this one. Please go somewhere else. I beg of you to go anywhere but here read more

I am deeply disappointed and heartbroken by the level of care my grandmother has received during her extended stay at this hospital. She was admitted back in December for swelling in her ankles--a condition that should have been treated with urgency, compassion, and appropriate medical attention. Instead, she has been shuffled around the hospital from room to room, treated more like a case number than a human being. Over the months, her condition has dramatically worsened. She has developed several wounds during her stay, one of which was caused directly by the hospital staff. Shockingly, instead of addressing the wound with proper medical treatment, it was covered up with a bag--a clear act of neglect and an attempt to hide the injury rather than heal it. This is not just unprofessional--it's inhumane. What's even more upsetting is that my grandmother walked into the hospital on her own, able to move and advocate for herself. Now, after months in their care, she is suffering not only from her original condition but also from new complications that could have been prevented. The lack of proper wound care, delays in treatment, and overall disregard for her well-being are unacceptable. Our family trusted this facility to care for someone we love dearly, and they have failed her at every turn. No patient--especially an elderly woman--should be subjected to such prolonged mistreatment and neglect. We are now forced to explore further options, including filing a formal complaint and seeking legal counsel if necessary. To any family considering this hospital for your loved one's care: Please think twice. We are sharing our experience in the hope that no other family has to go through this painful ordeal. has received during her extended stay at this hospital. She was admitted back in December for swelling in her ankles--a condition that should have been treated with urgency, compassion, and appropriate medical attention. Instead, she has been shuffled around the hospital from room to room, treated more like a case number than a human being. Over the months, her condition has dramatically worsened. She has developed several wounds during her stay, one of which was caused directly by the hospital staff. Shockingly, instead of addressing the wound with proper medical treatment, it was covered up with a bag--a clear act of neglect and an attempt to hide the injury rather than heal it. This is not just unprofessional--it's inhumane. What's even more upsetting is that my grandmother walked into the hospital on her own, able to move and advocate for herself. Now, after months in their care, she is suffering not only from her original condition but also from new complications that could have been prevented. The lack of proper wound care, delays in treatment, and overall disregard for her well-being are unacceptable. Our family trusted this facility to care for someone we love dearly, and they have failed her at every turn. No patient--especially an elderly woman--should be subjected to such prolonged mistreatment and neglect. We are now forced to explore further options, including filing a formal complaint and seeking legal counsel if necessary. To any family considering this hospital for your loved one's care: Please think twice. We are sharing our experience in the hope that no other family has to go through this painful ordeal. read more