I recently had a minor issue and needed a doctors attention. Making an appointment was super easy,…read moreand NP Kevin Lara was attentive to my concerns and made me feel important. I was in and out quickly and NP Lara even followed up personally to be sure I received my medication. Everyone is friendly and helpful in this medical facility.

My mom had to be rushed to Delray medical due to a fall. She was in the trauma center for a few hrs…read morewhile a room became available. They changed her room 3 times. The nursing staff was great. The first day I kept calling my mom but she wasn't answering which worried me ( she was on a lot of pain meds) so I called the nurse ( Mo) and he answered. Went to check on my mom and asked why I wasn't answering. He assured me my mom was ok which made me feel better. All the day nurses that took care of my mom were great ( Erin, Jackie, Mo, Dana, Angie, Melissa) I slept there for the week and a half she was there. The night nurses were ok, only came in to take vitals, give medication and clean her ( I got the feeling that they weren't too thrilled when they had to clean her) which is understandable but my mom had a fractured tail bone so she was limited to what she could do but I'm still thankful for them. Only thing was that I wish the food was better. Every week was the same thing I kind of wish they would change it up a bit & also the case manager I wish she would communicate a little bit more and guide us but nope one can only hope

This 24 hour ER is next to Publix in the Woolbright Shopping Center. Free parking in front & a…read morepull up at the door made drop off easy. There was no wait, we were seen immediately. Staff was friendly, professional & competent. The facility was immaculate. A call out to Akeem & Dr. Black. We happily paid a hospital emergency room bill as expected.

I had a genuinely positive experience here. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted by a very kind…read moresecurity staff member who brought me back immediately and helped me feel comfortable right away. Dr. Feliciano truly stood out. He listened carefully, asked what I needed, and acted quickly. I have a rare disorder, and after living with it for 17 years, it's unfortunately uncommon to find a doctor who both understands and follows through. Dr. Feliciano did exactly that--he listened, respected my input, and responded promptly with care. After a very difficult hospital experience over the weekend, this visit was a complete contrast. Every single person I interacted with was kind, respectful, and treated me like a human being--not just another patient. I left feeling heard, supported, and with clear answers. I also now know which specialist to follow up with for some new symptoms, which gave me a sense of direction and relief. I'm very grateful for the level of care and compassion I received here.

Right in front of Baptist Health Bethesda Hospital East, you'll find one of Florida's distinctive…read moreblue historic markers--part of the state's Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular public history initiatives. These markers highlight important people and places throughout Florida, adding depth and meaning to everyday locations you might otherwise overlook. This particular marker (F-785), installed in 2013 by the Robert Neff Family, the Delray Beach Historical Society, and the Florida Department of State, tells the story of how this area's healthcare system came to be. The surrounding community was first settled in the late 1890s, when medical care was extremely limited. For decades, a small number of doctors and midwives served the area, and the nearest hospital was 18 miles away in West Palm Beach. Critically ill patients often had to be transported by horse and buggy or even fire engine--journeys that were sometimes fatal. In 1947, local civic leaders and physicians formed the Gulfstream Hospital Association to address this urgent need. After years of effort--raising funds, establishing a taxing district, and securing land--the 70-bed Bethesda Memorial Hospital opened on February 9, 1959. Named after the biblical Pool of Bethesda, symbolizing healing, the hospital began with 32 doctors and six dentists. Its first patient underwent an emergency appendectomy, and its first baby was born just a week later. The hospital quickly grew, expanding within six months of opening. Today, as Bethesda Hospital East, it is part of Baptist Health and has evolved into a 401-bed, full-service medical center with more than 500 physicians across 40 specialties. It offers 24/7 emergency care, a Level III neonatal intensive care unit, and advanced services in areas like cancer, heart and vascular, orthopedics, and women's health. The facility also features minimally invasive robotic surgery and an inpatient rehabilitation unit. Beyond patient care, the hospital plays an important educational role through its partnership with Florida Atlantic University's Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine and its own Bethesda College of Health Sciences, helping train the next generation of healthcare professionals. Even if you're just passing by, the marker is worth a moment of your time--it's a small but meaningful reminder of how far healthcare in this community has come.

excellent ER care. admitted onto a floor in the midst of construction though appreciated having a…read morebed. toilets in rooms are much too low. I could not get on and off toilet without husband being there. Should have been given a commode instead was offered some thing to leave between my legs. Clock ticking all night long kept me awake. Nursing staff ignored my request to remove clock. They also wouldn't let me husband in to take care of it because it was after visiting hours. I cried a lot there. nursing staff, except one or 2 could use some retraining in compassion and empathy. No real endocrinologist on staff when that was what I desperately needed. Sadly this place is as good as it gets in this part of FL. Food was good

Tatiana checked me in - she was patient kind and efficient!!!!…read moreJess took my history and got my VS . Jess was very patient, caring and gentle and efficient!!! I am a nurse since 1964 and have had a lot of experience In hospital and heard many negative reports from many patients!!! Michael took one look at my injury and said you need stitches. Before he started he talked to me explaining the procedure and the use of novocaine shots to numb the area. He emphasized I was to tell him if I felt any pain and he would inject more novocaine until I had NO pain. He kept his word and I thanked him for using small stitches- I was impressed By his technique.I am seeing him tomorrow so he can remove the stitches! In addition he ordered a tetanus shot and preventative Keflex because the wound was so close to the bone in the finger!!!!!!!!!! This staff clearly cared about my well being and outcome!!!!!

First time at this establishment and it was a pleasant experienc. the NP was super nice and took…read moreher time with me. the office staff was very friendly and accommodating. this will definitely be my new urgent care facility

Please don't think that i was all bad. The therapy staff is amazing very fed and supportive. I was…read morereleased in wonderful condition and able to resume my in

Everything just an awful place to be Food is awful, PT is a…read morejoke and forget getting any help from the staff if you need it.

Attended multi modality clinic. All the doctors were wonderful. I am reassured about my upcoming…read moresurgery

This center works like clockwork. Your general wait is limited and all the phlebotomy technicians…read moreare excellent. The doctors are caring (Dr. Richter) as well as the PA (Perla). They all work with you

MD now in Delray beach, patient DX pheumonia. Patient was a transfer from Emergency boynton beach…read morejog rd and woolbright. Patient was taken immediately. Then transported to JFK Atlantis FL. JFK, Overall I think this hospital is very professional and efficient. All staff was helpful. However, on the 3rd floor 3rd tower a patient asked for a change of gown and the staff never brought it. It was upsetting to the patient with fever and chills. It took all day to get medication of antibiotics approved. Where the delay was, I have no idea. I checked in at the nurses station and it helped get the process going. The other thing is the patient was hooked up on IV and requested to use the bathroom. No one came. The patient had to wait till am from night before to use the bathroom. Maria (PLT) spoke spanish. Was very efficient and kind to patient. Amor (PLT) was nice too Kaven Brown, RN I didn't meet her so I can't speak about her. Discharge was smooth. Not too much of a wait. The personnel at the front desk check in were so nice. They gave great directions to 3rd tower north,

Cardiac Rehab in hospital was the best!...Thanks goes out to Teneka..Chris..Ellis..their…read moreprofessionalism and caring will remain with me forever

Incompetent. Looks like Dr. Metz makes rounds in hospital for his patients so he collect insurance…read moreand Medicare fees while having no plan to actually resolve complex heart issues. He had no plan to remedy severe aeortic valve stenosis for a patient he had for more than a decade. Patient died and could have been prevented.

After 4 years with Dr. Metzger, I had to change cardiologists due to his indifference after my…read moreaortic valve replacement. I scheduled my second post operative visit with him but got his PA, Rhonda Taylor. I was very diappointed that Dr. Metzger passed me over after all the visits monotoring my valve. He didn't even want to listen to my new valve! No excuses were made. The PA had to leave the room to ask him a question regarding my incision. I felt cheated and vowed I would not return to this doctor. I agree with Annette T.