I recently delivered at Winthrop. Their labor and delivery/maternity ward are amazing. The staff…read morewas incredible. I can't say enough wonderful things. They kept me informed, educated, answered all my questions, made sure me, my husband and baby were comfortable. They were so caring and knowledgeable I really was blown away. They listened to my requests, took everything I said serious and were part of an experience that was so special and they helped make it better than I could have imagined. Also the hospital was SO clean. Both rooms I was in were extremely well kept. They have a truly positive staff (doctors, residents, nurses, nurses assistants, Doulas, students, even the person who registered me!), they all made me feel we were in great hands. Thank you Winthrop.

This place is a disgrace. The ER is understaffed and not able to handle the cases that come in…read more The ICU staffs average age is most likely under 30. These are where the sickest patients are being treated but yet you have the least experienced staff treating them. A doctor who just finished their residency working the night shift... so very disappointing that an organization like NYU can't find more highly trained staff ... also very disappointing that an organization with this amount of money has tape holding up the windows in the ICU. Totally unbelievable. Threw all their money into sears on Franklin Ave and forgot they have an almost 600 bed hospital up the block that is in need of resources. Do better for the community. Very sad and very disappointed that this what this hospital has become.

A few days ago I had the unfortunate experience of having to be rushed to the emergency room at…read morethis hospital. I have nothing but praise for the emergency room staff of doctors and nurses. I'm sorry I was in so much pain that I don't recall names but to the woman at the desk who whisked me in to the E.R. staff I want to say thank you so very much! Now to the nurses on the 2nd floor G Wing I believe I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. Sorry if I kept you busy changing 50 bags of fluid that kept my catheter flowing. You nurses are truly dedicated, hard working and go above and beyond. Special shout out to the ones whose names I can remember and those I don't . Amanda, Litzy, Brandon, Maria, Brianna and Tom the RN that was called in when I had an episode. You guys rock. Again thank you all that took care of me when I ended up at Mt. Sinai.

DO NOT go here for a severe emergency, and for woman DO NOT go here to have your baby. In 2019 I…read morewent here because I had an on going fever for 5 days. They sent me home saying it was. UTI (although I never had any symptoms of a UTI) and 3 days later I went to Winthrop Mineola and they found that I had an ongoing perforation in my colon and the follow day my body started going into shock. They almost killed me. In 2022 I went here to give birth to my daughter (only because my doctor was affiliated here) and they left me out in the hallway for 3 hours SCREAMING at the top of my lungs in labor. It wasn't until they finally gave me a room and checked that I had gone from 3cm-7cm in 1 hour. I started throwing up all over the floor and hall way and they never even offered my a wheelchair until the very end. My experience here was absolutely terrible. When my daughter was born they didn't even bring her to me for over 10 mins for our first touch. I hate this place and I'll never ever step foot here or recommend anyone to go here. They even misspelled my daughter's first name and I've had years of headaches trying to change it on all her records. Save yourself and do go here or have your baby here.

I was born in this hospital. I went to this hospital for a work injury. And I will give them credit…read morethat the renovation is nice, and the care in most usually great. However, a family member went recently with symptoms of a stroke. They took a CT scan, which is inconclusive for a stroke. And sent him home, the same night, not able to walk on his own, and with very high blood pressure. They told me he did not suffer a stroke and that it's just general weakness from the arthritis he has in his knee and hip. Flash forward 5 days later. We visit a doctor who tells us to go back immediately, bc he did in fact suffer a stroke and must get an MRI done immediately. They misdiagnosed a stroke. With all the signs in the hospital that claim they're #1 in this regard, they should be ashamed of themselves. Needless to say. He's back there where the doctor told us to go. It took them an additional 33 hours to give him the MRI. Which is inexcusable according to multiple hospitals on LI that I have called asking about this. Unless they're trying to cover their tracks for the 5 day blunder on their part. I would normally wait to post a review, but ANYONE who fears they suffered a stroke should not use this hospital as they're negligent and delayed treatment during a very critical time because of malpractice.

From what I read, Huntington Hospital in Huntington, New York, was established in 1916. They are a…read morecommunity hospital serving the surrounding area. The hospital is a member of Northwell Health. My doctor is affiliated with Northwell Health and that is why he has surgical procedures done at Huntington Hospital. The care I received at the hospital was truly exceptional, with the medical team demonstrating incredible expertise, compassion, and genuine concern for my well-being throughout the day I was at the Hospital.

Dr. Gabbay is truly amazing doctor. I have never posted a review but I felt compelled to do so…read morebecause he was so amazing. I was recently hospitalized at the NY-Presbyterian hospital through the emergency room. It was a debilitating bacterial infection. After I was admitted and moved to the upper floor I was seen by Dr Gabbay. He was courteous, compassionate, knowledgeable and generous. He always explained exactly what was going on. I felt that he was an outstanding physician and very good person at the same time. I recovered fully and feel like he really took care of my medical needs in with compassion. If I had to be hospitalized again, Dr Gabbay is exactly the kind of doctor I'd like to be seen by.

Outpatient with Dr.Rangavajjula. There's ample parking if you are not getting general anesthesia…read moreand need to park your vehicle close by. Security/welcoming committee at the door which sets one's mind at ease. Sanitize and mask up if you want. Masks right now are not mandatory, but most of the staff are wearing it. I'm grateful for that. The facility is clean, and each bed is sanitized between patients as I observed for two hours before my procedure. Staff at check-in are very pleasant and professional. They are following Covid protocol and there is glass between you and the intake when you arrive. Very smooth check-in process. THE AMBULATORY SURGERY: very clean Erika, Naomi, Josephine,Karen, and the OR nurses were really well suited for patient care. Efficient and pleasant, and they take the lead if you want to lighten up with a joke or two. A couple of people recognize me from my previous procedures and we're very encouraging knowing I was in a bit of discomfort. Got walked out to my car to make sure I was getting out safely. I'll be darned if she told me her name and it is slipping my mind, but she was very lovely. I'll be losing Dr.Rangavajjula the New Jersey St. Luke's system. If you are in need of a pain specialist, and you live in New Jersey or Pennsylvania, I encourage you to look him up. You will not find a finer medical professional. One more procedure to go, I hope, but this Care is appreciated.

I spent over 6 hours in the er for something that had happened once before and it was half the time…read moreat the other hospital I had gone to . I ended up waiting over an hour and a half for results that never came because they were " waiting on the specialist" to read the results meanwhile they never bothered to tell me until I asked why it was taking so long I ended up telling the nurse that I wanted my discharge papers I only went here because it was the closest hospital to where I was when I was having symptoms I should have just drove the extra 20 minutes to the better hospital

I was transferred here from NSLIJ Valley Stream aka Franklin Hospital on Jan.19th to receive an…read moreemergency surgery. Unlike the first location, the team was incredibly responsive, lead with empathy and explained every step of the way. Dr. Jeffrey Richmond who did my surgery is a saint. He legit saved my life. Once out of surgery, I was sent to recover on 7 Tower- with an award winning team of nurses and pcas who were all so sensitive to my condition and did their best to make me feel comfortable and heal with integrity. Special shout-out to my nurses: Emily, Scheno, Gabby Marc ( PCA), Khiki ( vein expert ) and Patrick from PT who didn't just help me to work on my mobility but gave me pep talks when was becoming emotionally challenged. Shout out to Scott in 4 Tower. Amazing nurse Unfortunately I have been back twice. The ER waiting time is unforgiving. I checked in after 1:00 PM and did not get a bed until after 1 the next morning. Visiting hours are 24 hrs and valley parking is available. The 24 hrs is tricky as they have "quiet time" starting 9:30 PM but if your roommate has guest until 2:00 AM, then you might not get rest. Meals are decent and well balanced. Typical breakfast: French toast and eggs, juice and fruit. Lunch/ dinner: a chicken or fish and mashed potatoes etc. They even throw in a little Hagan Daaz or icy. Critical care: 8/10 Quality of care: 10/10 Facility: 10/10 Food: 8/10

First review 1/4/26…read more North Shore University (MSU) provides quality care for all types of situations. NSU provides immediate, critical care for life threatening conditions, like heart attack, stroke and major trauma to name a few. Today I received quality care and concern from every staff member that I encountered. An area of improvement would be having security at the front desk to direct people that don't know where they are going. Pro Tip: if they offer you snacks and drink, take it and don't say just one. Let them offer more and accept it. Although I'm not feeling well, I'm feeling well enough to... Inspire more, Yelp more!

Here we go, Im sure you all know Northwell is taking over…read moreBayshore. From the Extension of the hospital to new buildings up and down Main Street and Union Blvd. I think its great. This hospital was once a dump however now its an amazing hospital. From my experience I was treated with the upmost respect and awesome service . Starting from the emergency room staff. I thought I would be sitting waiting for at least 4 hrs. Its was about 1 hour and I was called in. Unfortunately I wasn't feeling well, but the nurses and Dr took very good care of me. I had pneumonia didnt even know it. I was treated with the upmost care. From transport to food service, imaging reps to blood work reps , nurses on the floor were all great. Southside has improved a lot. I would recommend this hospital for care.

At risk maternality ward is top of the chart for excellent care. Love you gracey, mary and the food…read morewas good too. I had an emergency c section and I was out in four days.

Horrible experience. Advised them at pre-op testing of my severe perfume allergy. Everyone there…read morefrom the orderly sent wheel me to OR, nurses, aides, respiratory aides, and doctors where covered in perfume that filled the room the minute they entered. It was totally unprofessional. I continuously advised them they were triggering an allergic reaction after I had spinal fusion and an incidental pneumothorax but nobody cared. Not even while I was in ICU. I would never go back to this hospital. Ever!

My 93 year old mother is currently a patient at St. Catherine. Tried to contact Dr. Gupta on April…read more2nd by way of Doctor Services by requesting a return call. Dr. Gupta did not return my call. Tried Dr. Gupta again on April 3rd. However, I was advised that he was not in this day. I then left a message for their Team Leader, Dr. Saeed. I'm still awaiting a response. Additionally, on April 3rd I telephoned the nurses station regarding my mother's care and was advised that nurse Sierra was making rounds and I should call back. When I called again, I was advised that Sierra was not in this day and someone will return my call. I'm still awaiting a call. Can I request negative stars on this site?

On Monday night at around 11:30 pm I was transported by ambulance to the ER with severe shortness…read moreof breath and dizziness. I spent the next 12 hours in the ER while waiting for a room. They gave me a battery of tests, blood labs, chest Ex Ray , EKG. When they determined that my Hemoglobin was severely and critically low they were expecting to find some kind of internal bleeding. Their thoroughness found out that I had a urinary tract infection coupled with my diabetes, my anemia and some of my diabetic meds were adding to my severe anemia condition. They immediately put me on antibiotics and started to withhold some of my other meds because I needed to stabilize my blood. They gave me 1 blood transfusion that did not improve anything. After 2 more transfusions my blood improved tremendously. I would be remiss if I did not praise the staff. Mark the technician in the E R was great. The nurse and ER doctor were very attentive, methodical and reassuring. When I got to a room later in the day I was amazed at the nurses and techs and how they were a team and exemplified caring for patients. At this stage of my life I have been in hospital situations over the years and White Plains Hospital should get ten stars. Thank you Mark, Megan, Michelle, Rachel, Pam, Julianna and Dr Alon the attending physician. Thank you ER staff. It was determined that I had a UTI that sent my blood to go too low. They let me go home but I have to check within a week to sure the infection is gone.As I said before 10 stars not 5. Sal E. New Rochelle

I was diagnosed with a softball-sized tumor in my retroperitoneal cavity and referred to White…read morePlains Hospital and Dr. Sasan Roayaie. My experience was very disappointing. They gave me limited options -- basically surgery with the loss of my kidney -- and performed a biopsy that produced no results. At a second hospital, the biopsy was done in a completely different spot, and I had preliminary results the next day with a clear timeline for answers. White Plains, on the other hand, left me waiting almost two weeks with no communication. For something as serious as a tumor, I recommend going straight to Memorial Sloan Kettering. Their accuracy, communication, and expertise far surpassed what I experienced at White Plains. Below is a picture of my back where you can clearly see the two biopsy spots. Definitely showing how the first hospital COMPLETELY MISSED the tumor. Did they blind fold themselves then stick me?