care was excellent. Staff was very helpful to respond. Doctors were phenomenal. everybody to…read more not too busy to spend a little extra time with me. Just the responsiveness was very important to I was in pain and I needed something fairly quickly.

My care at Grant Medical Center was not as stressfull as I thought it would be the staff were…read moreprofessional and attentive. Surgeon Kaura did an excellent job on explaining the procedure and the rest of the Trama team. Especially RNs Angela ,Cami, Camilla, Anna Amberley, Bailey ,Natalie, Shanice, Angie, Haley . PSA Tim, Mayrin from Trama on the 5th floor are the definition of providing exceptional care. They made me feel at ease and comfortable. Especially during the wound changes Answered any of my questions. They were great! Surprised how good the food was and the selection. The mac and cheese was delicious and build your own hamburger as well. I was also able to order snacks between the meals (pizza!). Antonio from nutrition was very helpful The only ding is one of the chefs adds too much lemon seasoning to the green beans and the broccoli.

Going on 8 hours waiting to be seen in the ER. Came from Dayton for this. Wife has gangrene in her…read morefoot and been waiting for 8 hours. Gotten worse since we've been here. I went back to the front desk to plead for my wife. The male nurse at the desk told me that's the way it is and I could go somewhere else. Didn't like his answer, so I found another triage nurse. She seem a little more understanding and said they would send a nurse into the waiting room to look at my wife's foot. Never came in. The absolute worst ER I have ever been to. I never thought to look at yelp for reviews. I came here , while sitting in the ER. For 8 hours. Also watched a number of tweekers and people with sniffles go back before we did. My wife has been coming to OSU for the last 2 years. She has CHF and kidney disease. To get treated like this is a tragedy If anyone from OSU would like to call and discuss the poor service. 937 765 7279

Before I going to say how deeply angry I'm about this OSU Urology Dept I have to give thanks to…read morethose employees who cared & tried to help my son with his kidney stone. Doctor Creagh Boulger at OUS East treated my son with vigilance when my son came in bleeding dark red blood & in tremendous pain. He restored the Opioids for the pain which is rated worst than childbirth. Included was a Cat Scan to make sure his kidney wasn't totally blocked & treated my son with Autism with dignity. Garin from the Patient Response Team listened to my concerns & it seemed to me that he was going to try hard to get better treatment for my son. It is possible that he had an influence as instead of waiting until May 21 for Mike's treatment they removed it on May 12th. Doctor Matthew Lee was the kind Doctor who stepped up to the plate. The practice of waiting so long to treat something as painful as a stone is unconscionable. Mike suffered so much during this ordeal from his pain, his Autism and because he couldn't work his full time job. I don't understand what caused this whether it was the industry which causes people to often declare bankruptcy in order to obtain health care. We have the most expensive health by far than the rest of the Industrialized world such as Germany for example which provides Universal health care, out lives us & those who have job pay about 1/2 what wee pay here. Every time I myself suffered from kidney stones the Medical team would give the patient 4 to 5 days to pass it and it it wasn't passed in that time they would go in and remove it. Mike will avoid OSU if he is ever to get the stones again. And in most cases such as mine he will eventually have another attacks.

PS My son who has been suffering from a kidney stone is still suffering. He went to OSU East with…read morebleeding & horrible pain again last night. They have put him back on Opioids again, but his appointment to get it removed isn't until May 21st. The department when my ex-wife calls tell her that he's isn't a established patient so he has to wait longer for relief. In the meantime he can't work and is in major pain daily. I don't understand keeping a kidney stone patient in pain that long as the procedure is a short one to remove it & allow him to go back to work & stop the relentless pain. Years back when I had 4 kidney stone attacks the Doctor would remove it with this procedure if I hadn't past it in about 4 to 5 days not weeks or months. If I were to have another attack the last place I would go would be OSU

I'm always very impressed with OSU and Wexner Medical for their professionalism and quality of…read morecare. Great job to all.

Mistreating patients and the place smells really bad. Racism is also a thing, they will make fun of…read moreyou if your English isn't the best. Don't recommend.

If i could give no stars i would first off, we have tried for days and days to get the pin u need…read moreto even talk or ask questions and we are always told they can't get the pin from the patient, and a legal guardian of a patient can't even get the pin. The workers are of no help of trying to get people to be able to visit or ask questions about things that are going on and how a patient is doing. This place is a joke and i cant imagine if the workers are not wanting to help family members see a patient what are they doing to care for them!!!! I am so frustrated with this place. It's been almost a week and we have heard nothing back from a case worker or anything. Does anyone know of the head person I can get in touch with because this is crazy how am I supposed to know if my loved one is ok when no one is trying to help me or talk to me!!!!

It's the last place you want to be but, when you're here, you're happy that this is where you are…read more Without getting into specifics, a family friend has a teen who had to spend time at this hospital for cancer treatment. Based on our observations, while visiting, and their feedback at the hospital, Nationwide Children's Hospital is a great facility with a very caring and dedicated staff. This is a HUGE campus that is spread out for blocks. I know where we were, but I don't know what the building is called. I know the underground parking garage was blue. Parking was $2, no matter how long we were there. We did not hit the cafeteria but did stop in at a Crimson Cup coffee shop for something to drink. They had some drinks and snacks there. Would I go back? If I had to, yes, but I'd rather not. You know what I mean. This is a hard one to review because ultimately it's a pretty bad situation. Unless you work there, it's the last place you want to be. I'm looking at it like this - If I had to be at a children's hospital, I was happy with Nationwide Children's Hospital.

I give 0 and lot of pressure, Not recommend here for small things you would in financial tight…read moresituation if you would go there, plz read below reviews as well it's my experience might be different for others.worse experience I had at 700 children's drive, we went to NCH emergency near Delaware , OH when we noticed redness slightly, small abscess on my daughter elbow. They did recommend to main campus as they are not available after 10pm.they insisted us take ambulance but we denied it and drove my car. Admitted and allocated room after 2hrs.Abscess with drainage and redness they treated with a big procedure, came up with MRI , MRT and cut and 4days in hospital.They pressure us go for MRI where we actually denied, and she did not layover on mri bed. Again they forced us with anesthesia. Initially they told it's MRI it would cost us less than 1000$, but we received bill for MRI MRT and supportive nurse+specialist charge all around 10000$+ only for this result Which would not cover by the insurance. And treatment cost is more than my c-section cost. Never expected that much bill for small abscess. my cost responsibility is 60% more than c-section price after insurance. I feel big scam here for small procedure.I Never recommend this hospital as we are new to OH and no PCP, we went there.

Kim called on a regular day giving up me dates, she was really easy to talk with and does her job…read morevery well. My son wasn't happy with the second floor he cried and wanted to come home. The nurse at the nurse's station was rude this was the high observation side. He had food all over him wasn't a very good floor. When transferred to the fourth floor it was a total change, he was very happy and did much better. Overall, it is a great place people must understand the staff is covered worked and not enough staff. I'm very grateful to the hospital and the staff. Thank you

Extended medical care in a hospital setting, beyond the time limit to be in a normal "emergency"…read morehospital. The staffing is questionable on their professionalism, dedication, coverage, personality, fluency in English, etc. There doesn't seem to be any sense of urgency in the staff to check on a call light. Random disappearance of all staff from halls, desks, rooms, no trace of them. Are they all in staff meetings or on break? More action on their phones than with patients. S-L-O-W response to requests for most anything. There are a few FRIENDLY, STELLAR, WONDERFUL and PROFESSIONAL staff. Get to know who they are! Many seem to be there for a paycheck only. Questionable "help" for patients, not real strict on following Dr. orders for medications or followup of X-rays or scans or PT OT or speech therapy schedules. Very hit or miss. Hard to tell sometimes who staff are or what their role is... Bad about displaying ID's or introducing themselves to the patient or visitors in the room.

I have never understood why when someone, like a nurse, is being weird or inappropriate or…read moreinconsiderate or obnoxious with you, the patient, why it is a "felony" to tell them what time it is? Understand this caveat, NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT PHYSICAL VIOLENCE OR ABUSE. They say unnecessary or disrespectful things all the time. However, when I told one these wonders how I felt, she went crying to the "nurse in charge" saying I yelled at her. The one I had was getting on my nerves and when I told her, she went crying....I wasn't feeling well! I was in the f!@#ing hospital! They put my heart into A FIB, I was uncomfortable as hell, and when I asked this snowflake a question she didn't stop talking long enough to listen so I got louder and then she went flying out of the room, so upset, the poor thing! As I was going down to a procedure to shock my heart into a normal rhythm, snowflake's buddy, nurse in charge Ratchet, came to confront me....as I am going down to a f@#$ing procedure....."you can't yell at nurses." WTF!! You know what I did? I got my heart shocked back into a correct rhythm, I packed up and left! I found the only nurse I had during 9 days that made some sense, I packed my stuff and just told them what I thought all the way out the door. For 8 long days I put up with weird women acting like they were a nurse. When did they become so freaking sensitive that even when they f@#$ up, which is often enough, I have to say, " Sure snowflake!!! Please don't let it bother you a bit that my heart has been in an irregular beat for nearly 24 hours! Sure snowflake, I'm just the patient who has had to put up with weird women pretending to be a nurse. Sure snowflake! I'm only in pain and uncomfortable from yesterday's procedure that shot wires through my groin to shock my heart into an abnormal beat! Sure snowflake!! I just got done telling you all about my experiences with your snowflake buddies! Don't mind me, I'm only the patient who has had to put up with inappropriate questions, grabbing my arm while I'm in a deep sleep, and asking to a grown man, "what are you doing?" when I was trying to trim my toe nails. Who TF are they to be worrying about my hygiene habits? Yeah! I wrote a narrative that I was going to give to nurse in charge Ratchet but I didn't because I would be leaving soon. OSU has LOTS of PR problems. What would any of these snowflakes do if someone yelled at them in the grocery store? I can tell you right now snowflake, all that privilege they throw around in the hospital won't flush in the real world. This is a heart hospital. Do you any of you think for a NY minute you can get over yourselves and understand that the patient isn't feeling well and your privileged, snowflake status and being so enabled to be a MF ing snowflake isn't helping any of that. Just sayin.

An early morning arrival at the hospital for an appointment. Parking was easy and we went to the…read moreRoss entrance and were checked in very kindly and quickly. I felt very good about the appointment.The staff here is very efficient and knowledgeable. Any questions they know the answer probably because they've done 1 million times.

My doctor and nurses have been pretty friendly and compassionate; good bedside manner and…read moredefinitely very humanizing -- highly respectful and attentive to my needs. I'm here getting my foot treated because I stepped on a nail in my yard. I bought my house a week ago so I had no idea what all is my yard, my fence has a hole in it that my Aussie is entirely too aware of-- he dodged me, and the nail filled plank that I totally stepped on and the rest is history! For all the bad rep Mt Carmel West gets, the staff here have all been alright by me. I just got a text that the antibiotics the doc prescribed for my foot are ready and I haven't even been discharged yet. That's exceptional. I've literally only been here an hour. The xray technician came to me in my room as opposed to me waiting to be dragged off to a lab, which I'm stoked about too! Fast results. I'd come back if I have to; hopefully, I won't .

If there was zero stars able to be given that's exactly what I would give this emergency room they…read moreare disrespectful and do not care as people are just a number to them. My significant other was in the ER I have consent from him to give me information I spoke to three nurses they all refused to give me information even with his consent verbal consent was given he has a TBI and can't comprehend things speaking to the charge nurse on the phone her name was Jodi basically told me they've been in multiple times and told him what was going on and he can relay that information to me even though I just told this lady on the phone he has a traumatic brain injury and doesn't comprehend that's why you're having to tell him multiple times what's going on. Brittany who is currently there working is another one with an attitude they refuse to give information I've worked in the health care field for 20 plus years I know what HIPAA is about I also know when somebody gives their verbal consent you're allowed to talk to their significant other do not go to Mount Carmel for anything. You'll go in with an ingrown toenail and come out in a body bag.

they never listened to me, dx me with bipolar disorder and pink slipped me, I was there for 10…read moredays, of hell! their guards were RUDE! Except for one person who I called RED at the front desk! She was pleasant all the time! When I first got there they put me in a lockdown unit and I was walking up to nurses station and the ass whole on guard said to me they are not going to pay Any attention to you! You could tell he was an uneducated DUMB ASS! I am a retired LPN that worked in longterm care for 20 years! he would have never worked on my hall! I demanded people that worked on my hall TO WORK! OR U DID NOT WORK WITH ME! They deserve respect!

my husband went to OSU WEXNER to get a blood test on 1/3/22, for health reasons. they ended up…read morekeeping him in the emergency area for about 6 hours waiting on results and regularly conducted COVID test. ( as he was told ). He was told he was getting placed in a room, but instead got transferred over to HARDING hospital. A mental hospital!!! As anyone would he got upset as he isn't mentally i'll and was told by GRETCHEN OF OSU WEXNER EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT either be quiet or they will give him something to be quiet! They now have him in a 72 hour hold for absolutely no reason at all, and won't even explain why he's still there. He has a child, pets WORK & BILLS that he needs to tend to as it is the first of the beginning of the month. I recommend never going unless you really need to, they just might admit you to a ward just to make the emergency room lighter.

They could see I was in distress and they admitted me as fast as they could've done.the drs were…read moreempathetic and kind

I took my husband to OSU (Wexner) ED. He is paraplegic, right above the knee amputation, left hip…read morejoint removed so has left leg that he can't use. His left foot had an injury a year ago, treated by local doctors during this time and it was getting worse, started getting more red up his foot. We sat in the ED waiting area for 9 hours without being seen. My husband sitting too long in wheelchair, his foot swelling and draining and his pain increasing. After 9 hours, we had to leave. I am diabetic and no food or drink allowed in their waiting room. I had brought Lifesavers candy so we were both sneaking them, especially me as I tend to have low blood sugar. We asked after 6 hours how long it would be and no one could tell us. My husband asked them again at 9 hours and a male worker told him he "had no idea, dude". So we made the decision to come home. Which is a 2 hour drive. It was the most disrespectful treatment we have ever experienced. Also, as an RN who worked in a large hospital myself, there should have been someone in authority coordinating care but it did not look that way.