Unfortunately I had a health situation that caused me to have to have infusions for 7 days. My…read moreanxiety was on high but the ladies at Cb2 are so caring and professional shout out to Bernice, Stephanie, Toryn and Bertha they helped me get through this difficult time. I usually have a bad experience with the Hartford Hospital nurses but these women are the exception. Thank you Ladies

I just saw a commercial about an addict going through hartford hospital for help and I just…read morecouldn't believe what I was seeing. Have these people actually been through hartford hospital as an addict seeking help? You're more likely to get thrown out than get compassionate care. As a recovering addict. I've been through their process of being looked down upon, receiving substandard care atrocious wait times mainly in the lobby. I've had abscesses treated without novacaine...extremely painful and was told that I got myself into this mess. Before you put out another ridiculous commercial, make sure your out of touch marketing team are aware of an inner city e.r. and how they handle addiction. Before you get as bad as st francis, fix your problems first then open a fancy new wing

Quality of care. Honesty of wait time. S Front staff…read morepoliteness. I left and so did many mothers after waiting hours

Have been a patient at this establishment several times the latest, on 9/25/2021, for a urological…read moreproblem Doctor Moore was on duty 9/25, a superb MD.... professional, compassionate, with a gentle sense of humor...set my mind at rest, explained my ailment, treated me..brilliant man. The team of Nurses and other health care professionals were also superb, nothing was rushed everything was explained. The facility was clean, well organized and functioned in an impeccable manner.

When the doctor referred us to this "home hospice" we didn't realize there are several different…read moreagencies. At first it sounded great, but this organization CAUSED way more stress than they alleviated - for the patient and family. They belittled her decision to want to die in a facility (preferably Branford inpatient hospice or a hospital) and kept insisting that she should want to be at home. Medication was left with no clear instructions about dosage and timing. Appointments were ignored and staff would "drop by" when they felt like it (often waking everyone in the household up after sleepless nights). When we tried to get her into a nursing home because they said she wasn't "ready" for in-patient hospice (unable to walk, not eating, yelling that she wanted to go to hospice and die) they directed us to file for chapter 19 at the Access Health... wasted HOURS and finally figured out the resource was somewhere totally different (I think it was the government site). Personnel in the home appeared to be looking at personal papers on tabletops. The home health aid was the only one who really helped, after weeks of having her not cleaned up. To be fair, one of the on-call nurses was very caring and helpful with late night medication questions. They often would not wear masks and some used the restroom and didn't even wash their hands! Family did not want them living in the home, so the only alternative from them was letting adult children figure out how to lift and move her from bed to bathroom to couch - always a painful experience, physically and mentally. Thankfully, she got her wish and was finally admitted to inpatient hospice (excellent care). All I can say is that there are other choices and would not recommend this agency. Oh, and one last thing: when she passed away there was not one single card or other acknowledgement of sympathy from them.

So glad I didn't accept the job there. Thought I made a huge mistake but the turn over is high and…read morethe HR people are out to just make their commission.

From the moment I walked into St. Francis Hospital until the moment I left, I was treated with…read moregenuine kindness, compassion, and exceptional care. Every single person I encountered, from the nurses and doctors (shout out to dr Paul Murray!!!!) to the technicians, support staff, my anesthesiologist and every other employee made me feel valued, comfortable, and truly cared for throughout my full knee replacement. One experience that really stood out happened before my surgery. I happened to stop a nurse named Maria in the parking garage to ask for help clarifying my pre-op instructions. She didn't hesitate for a second to help me, and to my surprise, she ended up being the nurse who prepared me for my surgery! It felt like such a reassuring and positive sign, and her warmth and professionalism immediately put me at ease. Before, during, and after my surgery, the attention to my comfort and well-being was outstanding. Everyone went above and beyond to make what could have been a stressful experience feel calm, supportive, and even uplifting. I am deeply grateful to the entire team at St. Francis Hospital for the incredible care I received. You didn't just treat my knee, you treated me with dignity, compassion, and genuine love. Thank you for making such a positive difference in my recovery. I highly recommend St. Francis Hospital to anyone looking for exceptional medical care. One more thing, I find the board in the room so helpful with the nurses names on it, my room number etc no need to remember. Also the pharmacy, and the ease of having my RX ready before heading to my car was a huge plus.

Quality and quantity of care were missing. My husband was left for long periods of time without…read morebasic care. There was ZERO communication between specialists. We finally got him out of that horror show of a hospital and brought him home so he could die in dignity. I still have nightmares from this "hospital experience "

There is currently an active DPH investigation into the Beit Paley Center for gross negligence due…read moreto their failure to meet the most basic standards of patient care and consent. Do not send your children here!!! My child was a patient from January through June of 2025 and we were never allowed to appropriately consent to her provider's being an intern/supervisor team. We never even knew that the individual providing treatment was an unlicensed intern as opposed to a fully licensed clinician. The intern, Genesis Ramon, held herself out as independently licensed through complete and total omission of credentials, supervision level, and authority scope. She did not involve her supervisor once we raised concerns regarding safety and well-being of our child, which Connecticut law mandates interns to do. Clinical attestation by the supervisor, Angel Roubin, occurred retroactively. Anywhere from weeks to almost 2 months after appointments. I pulled her from treatment after Genesis agreed to a treatment plan which was too directly involve us only to completely and totally shut us out. She does not care about patients and only cared about getting her degree and using our child as a guinea pig.

Everything was amazing. They put my wife's care in immediate movement. Not one ounce of feeling…read morelike they were rushing. It was precise controlled urgency. I've been in other medical facilities and never witnessed this type of response. I was truly knocked off my feet. The genuine care that was presented through every step every staff member turning my wife over to the next staff member was complete information from one to the other. Took the time to speak and handoff to the next person with controlled urgency. Witnessing all of this was truly comforting for me cause right then I knew she was going to get the best possible care that one establishment could give. So far 17 days and not one little issue with her care. I cannot be more grateful for every staff member starting with the guard at the front entrance all the way to the doctors, maintenance it goes on and on. Thank you all so much for taking such good care of my beautiful wife and giving me a sense of calmness that cannot be bought it is just given and received with a genuine understanding.

We arrived at the Emergency Room on a Sunday afternoon. My husband had caught his toe on a rug and…read morehad fallen. He was bleeding above his eye and on his cheek. They took us right away, and confirmed his medications and vital signs and then a doctor saw us very quickly. He gave my husband a CT scan (they need to with any head injury) and three stitches above his eyebrow and said the mark on his cheek would heal by itself. They were unfailingly polite and quick and professional. We are very grateful that we live so close, both for the ER and the lab services.

It is where I went for my blood draw it was the first time…read moreI was treated there. was very impressed.. and so convenient..very well run Very organized... Thanks for checking in with me. B Unable to add a star Not an option on my phone..But will say this Shoreline medical Clinic certainly deserves a star

They say they care about the family but don't show it. My brother had been on hospice for…read more11 months and had the same nurse for at least 10 months. He passed away 2 wks ago and we did not hear from her for 10 days. Then she has the balls to send a card with other people that we have no idea who the hell they are. What is wrong with these people, they should not be in this business. She would come in for a visit that lasted maybe 10 mins and when asked how things were it was always the same, " no change". She never involved "the family" in the care plan, didnt even speak to anyone else in the home but me, and i would have to ask. If they had reached out to us in the days of his passing maybe we would feel differently, but nothing, not a peep for 10 days and the only reason she called was for paperwork to be signed. They can wait for it!!! And they are getting no donation......Sorry, this just really hurt

i have had thees peoplpe for a couplle weeks and i an jusst about ready to throwthem ou t the…read moredoor.I am uncompleteerly with the wwy the go about there business here at my home.I got theaqe peoplple as a refreal from a family member which has turned out to be one of thne biggigeets mistakies i have ever made i my life time and hopefulluly last mistake i will have made.anothewr thing they have taken me off of medicines i was on and now i am at the point i do not know what meds to take and what not to take.Yes,the enemy has completed ther course of totally ruinineedthe schedule of meds i am to take dailyi imagine with the amt of people who have been comming in here from ther company this is the total main reason they have screwed up my medication regimem.I am so sorry they ever set inn foot into our door,There days are nimmbered here as i am,very soon tell them to get out of here and ruin someoneslses life and not mine

We were very fortunate that when a crisis occurred, the patient was in the Yale OR. Otherwise, he…read moremight well have not survived. The surgeons, doctors, and most of the nurses were top-notch. Nurses Naomi in the CTICU and Dai and Karla on SP 5-3 deserve a special shout-out for professional, compassionate and competent care. The real problem with YNHH is that it's a 45-hours-per-week hospital. It's practically a nursing home, except Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Even then, it can take forever for procedures to be scheduled and to take place. Many departments close up shop for the weekend, and the ONLY goal for the remaining staff seems to be handing everyone, still alive, back to the active practitioners on Monday morning. In preparation for a discharge on Friday morning, a bedside attempt was made to place a PICC-line. When that failed, placement in radiology was needed, but they were unable to schedule that until the following Tuesday. FOUR extra days in the hospital, because of the weekend, and because of not enough personnel/resources to get him into IR in a timely fashion. A frustrating, and expensive delay! Enduring 4 needless inpatient days, with the noise, discomfort, unappetizing/ cold food, and increased risk of infection was unacceptable. There are reminders posted everywhere to SHHH (Silent Hospitals Help Healing), but the loudness in the hallways was intolerable. There is beeping from cardiac monitors 24/7. The CNAs, in particular, think nothing of sitting around the hallways, ignoring call bells, and loudly calling to or chatting with each other, while student nurses do their jobs for them. If the unit even has a manager, he or she was entirely invisible, and the CNAs clearly have no fear of being seen lounging or complaining. Someone's idea of management is obviously "let's put up signs," rather than actually monitoring what's happening on the unit.

Their billing! I was…read morescheduled for an outpatient procedure at the end of January. They had to have their copay up front. The day of the procedure, the doctor said it was not necessary. They had, however, done an ultrasound to determine this. Two weeks later I called to see where my refund was. I was told it could take 45 days for insurance - given that they did do the ultrasound portion, I did not mention that had the original doctor made the same determination from the original ultrasound, I wouldn't have been there. 45 days later, I call. Yup, I do have a credit balance that would go back to my credit card. A week later, I still don't have it. They had to have my money up front - now they have had my money for 2.5 months. Not acceptable.

On April 9th of 2026, I went into Acton Urgent Care for chest pain and shortness of breath…read more Everyone there was RUDE to me; I am not trying to in anyway exaggerate at all. Most surprisingly was the medical assistant who yelled profanities at me while taking my X-Ray. He would scream and overall came off as very pissed off and aggressive. (Manhandled & basically physically moved me) I didn't care for this as my primary objective was to figure out why my lungs were experiencing pain. I do not know what this person would do, and I felt to a certain extent - abused by him. Medical professionals are also supposed to make you feel welcomed and supported through your health issues. However, this was not shown at all through my visit. The woman, who eventually came in to the room didn't seem happy at all. In conclusion, I hated this experience. The people here seem to think that they can behave however they want. There's no point in pursuing a medical career if you can't be fucking respectful. Mind you, I'm not even an adult and this is how they treat people.

Amazing care the office staff were friendly and knowledgeable. They took care of me when I had a…read moresprained wrist and foot . Xray was fast