I've been seeing my primary care doctor here ever since they moved from their old office in the…read moreTwin Creek shopping area. My doctor is amazing and I'll keep going here as long as she remains here. They have been using the MyChart app for appointments, check-ins and test results for a few years now. I was initially reluctant to use electron medical records, but love it now. Makes getting an appointment and checking in so much faster. I've never had a long wait after checking in. Besidesthe primary care, I've also used the Bellevue Medical Center for a route surgical procedure and the emergency room one. I was treated extremely well both times and would use this facility again. Bellevue Medical Center has also handled the insurance submissions a lot better than other systems our family has used, and I've only had one minor insurance glitch I had to iron out.

Spent 4 days at BMC. 5 days UNMC main. Another 10 days UNMC main. From 05/24/2026 to 07/10/2026…read more Each time I started at the ED. 99.9% of the staff are there for a pay check, including Physicians. A "not my job" union mentality. Happily limiting their limited abilities to you. When someone suddenly goes south. Staff are frighteningly out of their league. Staff don't even practice in remaining calm. Let alone practice how to respond to the expected emergency of the floor's field. Staff speak, you obey and say you're good and some will be nicer to you. At least face to face. A call center pre-script is used to deliver verbal concern/responses. Most sound like robots with a depressed tone. I do get a kick out of the few militant displays. Staff lives for the free time and complain about the customers. Staff do their best to keep their work time at an office chair. Yes, it's true. Medical staff will ignore spelt blood anywhere. On the general maintenance side. Cheep hotels have more energetic cleaning staff that care about their job performance than either of these two facilities. Didn't see a one with said energy or care. A few of my ED visits consisted of waiting 12+ hours for special blood. One 7 to 7+ overnight stay. Human feces and general trash was scattered about in the three restrooms. Granted, it was an overflowing ED night. From what UNMC charges their customers. There's no reason for leaving those restrooms unattended all night. I was near death at my first visit. I sincerely thank them for keeping me alive. I realize medical science isn't a glass of milk and chocolate mixed together. UNMC is so departmentalize with life threatening gaps between departments. It operates like a stop/go trade at the market. You get mixed information from departments without speaking to anyone from a department. When you do speak with people from departments. They're full of mixed information with vague responses. In hindsight they haven't made any decisions yet. Does the entire medical profession operate like this? It turns out that I have a life threatening illness. What little research I've done shows little can be done about it. That the end result of the illness can only be slowed down. A lot of time and money was wasted and I think I'm used as a dying guineapig. Wish I went to Creighton or even Bergan Mercy or CHI. I didn't realize BMC is UNMC. UNMC's "breakthrough" research are no more remarkable than others. I can overlook UNMC's price gauging snot invested walls. If UNMC truly has the best medicine for me.

I highly doubt you want to read a full report of my time at UNMC. Been going for almost 3 years now…read morebecause of liver & kidney disease. I also had a horrible stomach infection treated there. I think I've spent 4months or so total time admitted to the place. Maybe more. 99% of the time I get spectacular service and treatment from amazing doctors. Have only had 1 absolute terrible experience with the ultra sound department. That catastrophe alone is why I took a star away. Several cafes, gift shops, cafeterias, and little bodega-type shops are around the entire hospital. Free valet parking. Amazing people. Beautiful artwork and one beyond-awesome garden area full of blown glass art. Going to the hospital to see that area is worth a trip, even if you don't 'need' to be in the hospital. I live in South Sioux City, NE; two hours away. And I have incredibly easy access to health care in my town and Sioux City, IA. But, I come down to Omaha for my major health needs. That's how good this place is. I'm thankful for the doctors here that literally have saved my life. More than once.

My insurance doesn't generally cover UNMC, but due to our need for a specialist, they agreed that…read morethey need to work with UNMC to negotiate payments. UNMC has given me and my insurance company nothing but the run around for two months. I've never seen an organization work so hard to not get paid.

I have a long-term kidney issue, and I must be on dialysis. When I first learned of this, I cried…read moreright in front of the nurses. They comforted me and immediately got my wife and I on track with what our options were and what the benefits/cons were of each option. For over 5 years now, I have had the privilege of working with these nurses and they are ACES in my book. Instead of being treated like a number or a piece of meat, they took interest in me directly and have been encouraging though I have cheated on eating this/that and they know it. Their professionalism is excellent, their technololgy is excellent, and you have little to fear once you fall under the care of these fine people. Best wishes to all those with kidney issues. I highly recommend these folks if you need help.

I recently had surgery at the Fritch Surgery Center (2nd floor) of the Laurtizen Outpatient Center…read more The building has its own inside parking garage under the building and I easily found a parking space next to the elevators. Much better parking experience than at the main complex. Check-in was efficient and provided comprehensive instructions so my wife could follow my progress while in surgery. I only waited a short time before going to a room for prep. Pre-op support from the techs, nurses and doctors was friendly and efficient, especially from the anesthesiologist. Post operative support was equally high quality and my wife appreciated the surgeons post operative discussion. On a side note, I really love the UNMC electronic medical record system (MyChart). All my surgical notes were in the system by the time I got home, and my post operative prescriptions showed in the system also. My wife was able to pick up my prescriptions from a pharmacy close to home later that afternoon.

Great ppl here to help bring that face back to life and healthy great teams. My gf is getting a…read moreextraction and everyone answered question we had

I slipped and hit my head on the toilet seat. I was taken to Alegent for care. They were nice but…read moredidn't give me enough info to make decisions for myself. I really needed a MRI but they sent me on my way. I still have cognitive issues from my head injury and may have been prevented.

My son had his nose surgery here a few weeks ago. From the first call from the surgery nurses to…read morewalking out to our car this facility was amazing! Very clean and very informative staff, nothing but high prices for this facility. The nursing and doctor staff was very informative on every step of my son's procedure.

Omaha Orthopedic Clinic & Sports Medicine works in conjunction with this out-patient surgical…read morecenter, located on the lower floor of the building. Its a small waiting room that has a big screen TV for those who are waiting as drivers for those having procedures done and are not allowed to drive home. The receptionist is very pleasant, professional, and efficient. My wait time was very minimal for my pre-paperwork surgery prep. Once inside, a nurse greets you and demonstrates how to put on the proper surgical outfit; gown, hat, slippers. After escorting you to a sterile exam station, vitals are taken, and questions about making sure you are fully aware of the procedure as well as marking the correct limb. The surgeon arrives and goes over the game plan which provides confidence, and allows your feedback on the type of technique used, and what happens after each stage of the surgery. The anesthesiologist visits next to make sure you will receive the correct mixture depending on medical history, prior experiences, and their role during the procedure. After the procedure, another nurse preps for your questions as well as helps you regain your faculties before you are allowed to leave. This was one of the best surgical experiences I have been through. This is a 5 star review.

The use of cryo-care has been essential for my wife's recovery from a severe set of fractures in…read moreher forearm and wrist. This business has two excellent staffers there, clearly well-trained and very helpful. Also good natured and enjoyable. The facilities offer locational cryo, like on the swollen parts of her arm outside of the cast. They also have a cryo-room, where one can privately stand, as disrobed as one likes, and thus can chill the whole body in temps that make this winter seem casual. There are other rooms we haven't used yet, so do please contact them about their services beyond my description here. Parking is easy. The location is next to Rockbrook Village, and has two points of entry to the lot. Cost was inexpensive for individual treatments, and even less expensive as package purchases. She has found it to be very helpful, and I'm grateful for anything that makes this damage easier on her!

I love coming here! The sauna is so relaxing and started to bring a book to read to help with the…read moretime. They also have a tv to watch or listen to anything! There's complimentary robes, towels, and water to have. The staff are always so friendly and there to help if you have any questions! My favorite part is the cooling towel at the end of my session