Terrible care wait time always through the roof over 2 hours. I've never had a good experience here…read moreI don't why I came back

I had an issue recently with a resident under their supervision by the name of Dr. Tedroy Jackson…read more Recently, I had a friend under his care and I went to go visit her. When I met Tedroy, I mentioned that I have a niece applying to medical school (or residency, I'm not sure how it works). With his permission, I gave my niece Tedroy's social media account, LinkedIn maybe, and the two connected. I thought everything was ok until I recently spoke with my niece. Over the course of a month, Tedroy Jackson lorded his position as a resident over my niece. He demanded her attention and would threaten her application if she hesitated. Unfortunately, my niece does not want to bring this matter to the attention of the hospital out of fear that it would affect her application. So, I am asking that someone interject and control Dr. Tedroy Jackson. His actions are unprofessional and threatening. I expect more from those who represent the name of Christ.

l0/l0 It's never good to be in the hospital. This was not a bad place to stay. Professional staff…read moreand care is l00%. - Kennedy Gbenedio

Terrible. They let my 40 yr old son die because they didn't want to be bothered. They gave up on…read morehim. They even waited till we weren't there to tell him you are going to die, sign this DNR. Despicable people

My daughter is being seen right now at Mercy Health Rookwood Pavillion Emergency Care on Edwards…read moreRoad. Fianna Is an angel in scrubs! She made my daughter feel seen and heard and loved from the minute we walked in the door. It would be wonderful if she could be cloned to work at every hospital. Trent is such an excellent nurse. He not only listens to my daughter with clear focus, he also offered some excellent advice.

Mercy west has always been very good to me, I see Dr day he's amazing Dr and he's very patient kind…read moreand caring compassionate, I totally would recommend him as your primary care physician but he was so popular they couldn't give him anymore patients but when he does or if get back to being able to accept he would a great doctor in my opinion he's always so supportive in different areas of my life gave me recommendations and gave me the best care possible and he has great laugh he can be very funny great guy he really listens to you doesn't rush you and he makes it very simple for you always shows he cares and he teaches good listens on the care you can give yourself he's amazing and he is very friendly andapproachable he is the best though I can't ask for better person / doctor thank you so much to that team they are good nice aw

I would like to express my deepest gratitude and highest praise for the exceptional care I received…read moreat Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati during my recent hospitalization and gallbladder surgery. From the moment I arrived in the Emergency Department through my surgery, recovery, transport, and discharge, every member of the team treated me with professionalism, compassion, and genuine kindness. The level of care I received was truly above and beyond excellence. I would especially like to recognize several individuals who made a tremendous impact on my experience: Nurses Lila Labou, Julie, and Taylor (15T6L) were absolutely outstanding. They were attentive, compassionate, knowledgeable, and always willing to take the time to answer questions and make me feel comfortable. Their kindness and reassurance helped ease my anxiety during a very stressful time. They exemplify what nursing excellence should look like. I would also like to recognize my surgeons, Dr. Leslie More and Alexander K. Saba. Their expertise, confidence, and communication gave me complete trust in my care. They took the time to explain procedures, answer questions, and ensure I understood my treatment plan. I am incredibly grateful for their skill and dedication. In addition, I want to thank the transport staff, laboratory personnel, surgical team, recovery staff, and the many other caregivers whose names I unfortunately did not capture. Every interaction reflected teamwork, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to patient care. What could have been a frightening and overwhelming experience became one where I felt supported, respected, and cared for every step of the way. The entire Good Samaritan Hospital team demonstrated excellence in both clinical care and compassion. Thank you for providing such exceptional healthcare. Please know that the work you do matters, and it makes a profound difference in the lives of your patients and their families. I will always be grateful for the outstanding care I received. With sincere appreciation, Jill L.

We've always had great experiences with birth and postpartum at Good Sam through the midwives. The…read morebrownies are also AMAZING and I highly recommend getting one for every meal if you are delivering here (and the chocolate cake). I get excited for the hospital food when here haha.

I was in this hospital for several days because of a severe kidney infection, and overall my care…read morewas excellent. I had gone to my normal doctor's office and a doctor there recommended I go to the hospital to get an ultrasound to see if I had kidney stones. The ER wait was very very long, but I was told almost immediately that a severe emergency was going on next door to me so I have no complaints about that, it was out of their control. Everyone I interacted with was incredibly sweet and patient... except for the two women that gave me my CAT scan. When I first came in one of them wouldn't stop asking me why I hadn't gotten a pregnancy test yet (I never turned one down, the other nurses I spoke to had just agreed with me it was unnecessary) and kept telling me there was no way I could know for a fact I wasn't pregnant if I was sexually active. She kept saying she wasn't going to do the CAT scan until she knew I wasn't pregnant and wouldn't let up until I finally told her I was in a lesbian relationship, to which both of them got noticeably uncomfortable and annoyed. After I got my CAT scan the one that was talking to me saw I had an IUD and demanded to know why I had it. When I said "it's birth control?" she looked at me like I had tricked her, I corrected "it's for maintaining my periods" and she ROLLED HER EYES AT ME. All of this was happening while I had a SEVERE KIDNEY INFECTION and was in some of the worst pain I've experienced in my life. A healthcare professional of all people should know that birth control isn't just for preventing pregnancy. I cannot stress enough that every other person I interacted with was a delight and made me feel cared for, but the unprofessionalism and quite frankly *homophobia* I was treated with by those two women was inexcusable. I didn't get their names, sadly. However! I did get the names of all my nurses throughout my stay -- Abigail, Antonia, and Tamala in unit C2 as well as Leslie, Kim, Tiffany, and Diane in unit C5 were all absolute angels to me and they all deserve raises. Those seven women are the only reason this isn't a one-star review.

This hospital has no time for patients. The computer and phone and co-workers seemingly are their…read morepr. I cant believe they charge people for vists.

I had a recent visit to the emergency room for right side pain. Being there alone made it more…read morescary. I waited in the lobby for four hours. The front desk, the lady who took information and the person who did the IV were all very kind and helpful. I won't fault the ER with the fact that there was a family not parenting their child allowing her to run all over the place, rolling on the dirty floor and jumping on the furniture but the wait was horrid. I was finally taken back and hooked up to monitors and tested. The dr was very kind and apologetic for the wait. After my scan I had to use the bathroom and had to call three times basically begging for help. I was tethered so needed a nurse. I thought I was going to pee the bed. I was discharged and told I could leave with my paperwork dropped on the bed. I got to the hallway and followed the exit signs only to end up in the lobby that was closed. I was in pain, medicated and exhausted so decided to move the gate and exit through the closed lobby. Of course a policeman saw me and was upset that I used a closed part of the hospital. I have used this ER before and it seems that it is normal practice to just release people without making sure they can find their way out. I realize there are exit signs but they don't help when parts of the hospital are closed. How about the nurse getting patients to the exit? After being there for nine hours, in pain, medicated and exhausted a little help would have been appreciated

I've always loved try health been very happy with them. Most of my doctors are from TriHealth is…read morevery close and convenient the hours are always great

I got very bad experience here last night Christian Garson…read moreis a piece of shit of PCA He was very rude, making fun and laughing at my 3 and half boy most of the whole time while he working on him. How come you work at the public as the hospital and acting like you're jerk like this!!!

I've had to take my 12 year old to the er a few times and both of my daughters see Dr Alexis (teen…read morehealth dr) Everyone has always been very sweet and knowledgeable. I wont take my kids anywhere else .

I had a confirmed appointment scheduled for today at 4:00 p.m. I get there to registration and he…read morecan't find it anywhere I have a text message confirming that the appointment was confirmed for a procedure he calls back to the testing area and they said no they can't even fit me in I made a complete drive over there for nothing. This also shows me that there's a lack of care and concern about my life this was a echocardiogram that was scheduled.

How much do they really care about your health if they serve moldy bread to a patient. I think…read moremore attention should be given to the kitchen. As what goes into your body highly affects your health. Do better. ALL HOSPITALS!

1st time here for a bronchoscopy, the staff are very nice, the service is effective and efficient…read more Didn't wait too long for my appointment even i arrived a little early. I was cold after the iv injection, the nurse give me additional 3 warm blanket. Fell asleep in the operating room quickly, when i woke up, the procedure has been done and seems everything is fine. Glad to be alive. 3 days later, doctor called me on Sunday telling me he will prescribe me the medication with the new test result. I'm impressed that the doctor actually called patient on his Sunday! Good service!

The rehab care on the 5th floor was very good, but during dialysis, something went seriously wrong…read more My dad was so distressed by the experience that he chose to stop all dialysis and passed away nine days later. Families should remain vigilant if their loved one is in this hospital. A nurse's note confirms that an incident occurred. I intended to review his MyChart for more details, but access was closed immediately after his passing.