The care was horrible the burn clinic staff was extremely rude so was the lady at the medal…read moredetectors the lady at the check in was extremely nice

The parking is ridiculous and very unsafe. Women should never attempt to come alone at night.read more

Dr. kessler and his staff are amazing! His nurse practitioner Shelby goes above and beyond with her…read morecompassion. I am blessed to have this team in my corner.

Poor quality care for the most part. Some doctors are helpful but others don't seem to care if they…read moreharm you. Lack of transparency. Will update review if things improve. Scheduling staff and some nurses were wonderful.

I have never used St. Vincent as a hospital, but I eat lunch often in their hospital. They are 5…read moreminutes from my office. My coworkers and I adore their salad bar. You can pack on the salad for under $5. They have a weekly menu to take with you or you can print it off from their website. They have many options besides the salad bar... fish-breaded/fried or baked, burgers made to order, veggie burgers made to order, a daily soup, prepared sandwiches... it is a nice change from fast food or an expensive restaurant in the area. The fresh choices always get my attention. Most hospital's cafeterias are full of canned vegetables and applesauce... bravo! Thank you for the great work lunches. You will need to park at a meter, my coworkers and I carpool and this makes the parking easier. I have never tried their breakfast foods, but my coworkers claim it's fabulous and tastiest in the area... the French toast and grits are their favorites.

When you think of going out for breakfast, lunch, or dinner; a lot of people don't even consider…read morechoosing a hospital cafeteria as a local dining option. However, Health Concious Diners will be pleasantly surprised at the low prices; the low salt, low fat, gluten free menu variety, and the tasty food selection. My favorite dishes are: the daily variety of hot soups (and salt free Keebler crackers), the Salad Bar, the grilled Hamburger and Turkey Burger station, the Pasta Dishes offered and their delecious Hot Wings. Additionally, for breakfast, I enjoy their French Toast, Scrambled Eggs, and Hot Grits (which are some of the tastiest in the downtown Cleveland area).

I was sent down to UH CMC from Tripoint for an issue on 8/19 - every individual and team I…read moreinteracted with over the next four days were OUTSTANDING. From the ER staff (doctors, nurses, etc.), to the teams of doctors from Vacular, Rheumatology, etc. to the lab people and folks in Ultrasound and CT scans treated me with dignity and respect and were very kind. I was exceptionally please with Dr. Hannah Jarvis (hospitalist) - truly an outstanding individual who clearly explained what was going on with me in terminology I could understand. Nurse Jo on Hannah House 3rd floor was also terrific (as were the other staff on 3rd floor that checked in on me!). Kudos to you all - my wife, daughter, and I were all grateful your outstanding care and attention to my medical crises.

The 5 stars I gave was for one pre-med if Im not mistaken by the name of Calvin Vuong. My son was…read morevictorious attacked by our family dog. Tear my son's face open I have had a very traumatizing experience with University hospital so my anxiety was at an all time high. However this young men comes into the room with urgency & concern. He still had on his coat & book bag in his hand. He was there to stitch up my sons face & it was a very complex procedure. A small part of my son's lip was chewed. He did a phenomenal job. My sons face looks amazing (compared) & is healing very well. I've tried to follow up with him but the facility cant seem to find him. I hope they give him the support & recognition he deserves. He is what the medical industry desperately needs. If there was only 5 more of him... THANK YOU CALVIN VUONG & MAY YAWEH BLESS YOUR HEALING SPACE ​

My grandson needed expert care for an eye emergency. We had to take him to " Rainbow Babies &…read moreChildren Hospital". Needed the best. No other choice. They took the most extraordinary care of him. It was amazing. Completely put his mother and father at ease as well as his grandparents. He's doing fine thanks to the fantastic people at Rainbow. Bless them all.

If I could give this s***hole a 0/5 i would. the adolescent medicine doctor in control of the…read moreeating disorder program here is horrible. the food that they serve here is all processed and the dietary service has a terrible lack of quality. the social worker/"therapist" that works on the sixth floor does not care about your mental health whatsoever. honestly she should be charged with intentional infliction of emotional distress and emotional professional misconduct as she falsely accuses me of mental disorders that i don't even have!!! the doctor here will try keep you until you reach a certain body weight "percentage" as even many residential eating disorder programs let you come and go at your own will. the hospital itself is disgusting altogether! it takes several weeks to even clean the rooms we sleep in and you think that since you are in hospital it would kept very clean, not here though! all the nurses get so stressed out due to improper training when psych kids come through here as well as they are mostly understaffed and not suitable for those types of patients. the doctors treat kids and young adults with eating disorders as if they are psych patients. if you want to take your child to the hospital in the Cleveland area for eating disorders please DO NOT COME HERE! this hospital is not suitable for SEED patients AT ALL, please save your child and go to the main campus at the Cleveland Clinic or Hillcrest Hospital! I feel so bad for the nurses and PCAs that have to deal with this crap daily...

Sharon personally invited my family to tour the floor. I rearranged my life, cleared my schedule,…read moretook time off work, and even brought my elderly mother along--only to find that Sharon had vanished without a trace. No apology. No explanation. Just gone, like some petty, salaried ghost. It's astounding how someone can collect a paycheck while contributing absolutely nothing, all wrapped in a performance of disdain and a permanent "F*** You" glare. If Sharon is so miserable in her career--and clearly in her life--perhaps she should consider retirement instead of weaponizing her bitterness against families who are already under unimaginable stress. Her presence feels less like professional support and more like an act of emotional sabotage. If I had the authority to revoke her nursing license, it wouldn't be today--it would have been the moment she first decided contempt was more valuable than care, probably sometime in the 1980s. And let's not forget the time she forgot to hang up the phone, allowing me to overhear her casually label me a "B****." That tiny slip perfectly illustrates the daily theater of disdain she orchestrates: a culture of cold judgment, passive aggression, and thinly veiled hostility. Grace Hospital should be mortified that this is the face of their intake department. Sharon turns what should be moments of guidance and support into exercises in humiliation. Families deserve compassion, patience, and professionalism--not a masterclass in petty cruelty from someone who clearly delights in making others feel small. If I never return to that floor, it would still be far too soon.

Excellent care provided at this hospital! Great, caring, highly attentive staff! Also, good…read morelocation!

Whatever security guard working on 7/31/24 at 8pm should be fired. If not, change your "world…read moreclass healthcare" motto. This man was the rudest living creature I have ever encountered at any hospital in my entire life. I saw the way he was talking to a young man after trying to find out how his mother was doing after being transported from another hospital. I witnessed the whole thing. The young man proceeded by calling the guard "an asshole" and honestly, I couldn't agree more. He was more than an asshole. You are not world class healthcare.

How about private rooms??? Ridiculous that in this day and age you've got surgical patients sharing…read morea bathroom and a room. Come on!!

Cardiologists did 2 nuclear stress tests and couldn't diagnose my heart rate problems? Drs missed…read moreTumors on 2 Petscans? Patients beware ERs saved my life and then no one cared I got ignored by every department Surgeons are the best I see but then Drs treat people like cattle and really don't care I asked every department for help and Drs didn't care. I Suffered Severely for 4 YEARS and Drs didn't care.If one Dr took 15 minutes to diagnose my problem instead Drs treated my symptoms. Drs treat symptoms and patients never get better BEWARE

Cleveland Clinic has one of the best cardiology departments in the world. In the last 18 months I…read morehave had 3 family members pull through cardiac problems with the help of the clinic.

The lab at Marymount is in need of more qualified staff. My experience with this lab has been…read morenegative due to lack of professionalism and the inability of the 8am weekend workers not being able to draw my blood on the FIRST try.

Having practiced medicine for 35 years, I have some insight. I went to the Cleveland Clinic hoping…read moreit had escaped the general demise of the US health care system. Sadly, no! I was scheduled for a 3 part procedure for which I was flying in. This was the office of Nagy Mekhail, MD. They got around to 2 parts, then ? dropped me. There is absolutely no follow up. Communications are a nightmare. There is no way to communicate with the doctor or his medical staff. His office staff is unhelpful, defensive, and obstructionistic. The Ombudsman office is decorative only. There is NO recourse, leaving me untreated with a very painful condition. I wish I could tell you where to go; sadly I can't.

Clearly I've been putting off this review for far too long as I was concerned about posting…read moresomething so personal to the world. But let's face it; the reality of things is that suicide is almost as common in our lives as drug overdoses. With this being said, let me set the scene of one of many struggles someone suffering from a mental illness faces. During the month of December, my oldest sibling attempted suicide twice within a 3 week time period. The second attempt, leading them to Lutheran ...my sibling used to be a drug addict & then switched to becoming an alcoholic. And yes, she had been drinking on this particular evening- so much so that a 911 dispatcher & his friends at the local bar drove her to this hospital. We were told that she should have died from the amount she had consumed alone. This attachment of mine, also happens to be bi-polar (stage 3/4 if I remember correctly) & cannot afford her medication(s). Even so, if you drink massive amounts of booze while on anti-depressants it cancels it out. I realize that the staff at all hospitals are overwhelmed with this exact type of patient. That they do not have the proper facilities nor tools to effectively deal with mentally disturbed patients. I do not blame them for this. However, when my sibling was dropped off; the gentlemen who took her there clearly explained to the staff that she had been talking about killing herself, had a plan,etc... she still had visible injuries from the first attempt and from the second attempt prior to arriving at the bar. Unfortunately, the staff automatically dismissed this information. They ignored the dispatchers concerns and the information that my parents provided about the first attempt & her mental illness. The staff just assumed it was another alcoholic and refused to keep her for the required 3 days of observation. They discharged her the next morning; never providing her with a psychological evaluation. Never calling her counselor or providing her with her medication. She didn't even have a ride home; just kicked her out of the room and could care less. They NEVER did their job!!!! Every hospital is required to detain a failed suicide attempt for 72 hours! Not less than 12. Thankfully my sibling did not make a 3rd attempt, but what if she had? Could you imagine loosing someone to suicide knowing it might have been prevented if the staff had done their job. I called their patient experience/concerns hotline on 12/23/18, left a message & heard nothing back-ever. Know matter how many times I called & left voice mails - til this day not one person has responded to me. This only show you a very, very small fraction of how hard it is to get help. With all of these suicides going on- have you ever stopped to consider how many of those individuals did seek help and were unsuccessful? The cost of a rehabilitation center I looked into was over $5,000 just for a down payment. Another $15,000 upon the arrival of the intervention group that would assess my sister and an additional $20,000 for a week stay at their rehab facility.This did not include all of the expenses either. The hospital did nothing! The suicide prevention hotline she called for help after the first attempt- stated they had a bed available & then immediately hung up on her! What do you do when every attempt at "life" is taken from you? If you or someone you know needs help, don't take them here. I called the Cuyahoga Mobile Crisis Clinic (216) 623-6888- they were the only people who took the time to listen, and truly help.

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