Adentro el edificio después de pasar la tienda y antes de las escaleras puedes ver moho (mold)…read moreentre la pared y plafón (ceiling). Inconsiderable del hospital Menonita de Caguas sabiendo que eso afecta personas que trabajan y visitan el hospital.

No lo recomiendo.Porque no tienen buen servicio las enfermera .Solo están por su sueldo.Tengo un…read moreconocido en el hospital y llevaba más de 5 horas sin hacerle haseo estaba sucio y movimos cielo y tierra y todavía no llegaban al cuarto qué servicio es ese por favor.Si están operando una clínica tengan buen servicio.Esto no.puede seguir asi.Pongasen las pilas y trabajen como se tiene que trabajar dando buen servicio si no pueden cierren.Que triste que bregue con los envejecientes asi.Cuiden su reputacion..

Martes 1 de octubre de 2024 día de administración de las vacunas de temporada . Influenza y…read moreVaricela. No es la primera vez que vengo a este lugar localizado en el casco urbano de Caguas pero con estacionamiento en los alrededores. Servicio rápido y local limpio. No más de 30 minutos y salí.

I have to say that I'm torn because the hospital itself it's not all that. There is still…read moreconstruction going on due to the damages of hurricane Maria. Like the majority of the hospitals in PR if being admitted you need to bring your own pillow, quilt, toothpaste, soap, powder, wipes and lotion which I found so odd because the hospitals in NYC provide all that. I was visiting my great-uncle which was very ill and eventually die so this review is about that experience. I stood overnight with my uncle and in no time did they offered me a couch to sleep in. Had to sleep in a chair. When it was time for visiting hours they only had ONE chair per patient so imagine at one point my uncle had more than eight in the room and only one chair. It was torture!! The food was very good and the Doctors were very attentive. The Nurses on staff were awesome. So kind and loving towards my uncle which to me that was big plus. The hospital not only this one but all the hospitals in PR need to be updated in their technical operations. All is still done by paper which I found that odd too. Anyway, I hope that I never end up in any hospitals in PR. I'm so used to the good quality hospitals of NY that I won't know what or how to feel in I end up sick here in PR. My trip has ended and I'm so glad to be back home in America.

I like this hospital a lot. Very clean and great professionals. I take my kid to get his vaccines…read morehere and my mom had an orthopedic surgery done with great success. Highly recommended. ER 24/7

If you ever find yourself in San Juan and need care call Dr Torres! Almost made the mistake of…read moregoing to an ER which apparently is not great for tourists but found Concierge Health and was seen quickly online with meds sent to a pharmacy within the hour. Already feeling better!

Fast and to the point! Got my son treated for strep just in time to catch the plane back home…read more 10/10 recommend.

Feb 2026, first time needing an urgent care in St Thomas as we go every year. While it was busy at…read more8:15am, they did their best to keep it organized and provide help to all needing. Being from the US main land, we weren't certain what to expect but, after a wait, our care was top notch and thorough! Can't say enough about the gal at the front desk as well as the attending physician, Kilaru Krishna who brought me back to good health for our trip!! Definitely recommend but, get there early! D. Seeley

My boyfriend went here with some ear troubles and was promptly seen and given a prescription for…read morehis ear infection.

Good personal service like nursing and others .....EXCELLENT PSIQUIATRIST professionals!!!Good…read moregroup therapy and recreational therapy!!!Excellent new area for Veterans!!!!

From the owner: Since 1988, the Hospital San Juan Capestrano has been leading provider of treatment services for…read moremental health conditions and addiction problems of Puerto Rico. We offer an environment of care and protection where people can find hope and recovery from emotional conditions, psychiatric and addictive.The Hospital San Juan Capestrano boasts a prestigious Medical Faculty of more than 70 physicians throughout the Island Medical College is committed to providing high quality care and effective treatment for their patients. Directs its efforts towards excellence in service in accordance with the mission and vision of our organization.

Jessica Langston, the nurse practitioner is wonderful! She knows her stuff. Very pleasant demeanor.read more

Rating is Zero for what they charged. The staff was excellent. But I paid a total of $700 for a…read moresimple need for antibiotics. Will never step foot in this clinic again. And will never recommend to anyone.

Vacationing in San Juan and we had a concern about our daughter. Things are a little different here…read morein the island and I couldn't find just a regular urgent care but found Pravan Health. We came and the nurse who attended let us know it was membership only but gave some quick tips to help our daughter. She was absolutely the sweetest and caring. Thank you

I have found the docs at Pravan to be seriously incompetent. I have had some serious health…read moreproblems stretching into late last year that I visited Pravan for help with. Fatigue, extreme body pains, lethargy, ennui, malaise, anxiety, forgetfulness, facial ticks, I could go on with the symptoms. At the time, I asked them point-blank, different doctors, on different occasions if this could be due to mold toxicity. Pravan told me: - It was long COVID and nothing they could do. - Make sure I am hydrating myself and taking multivitamins (wow, great advice). - That this was due to pigeons defecating on my AC compressor outside the building (which, due to the physics of how AC works, air does not flow back from the compressor outside the building into the AC unit within the building, this is literally physically impossible and one of the dumbest things I have ever heard). - That toxic mold does not exist in Puerto Rico. And, of course, after months and months of extreme suffering, issues with my business, issues with my relationships all stemming from this, low and behold, I find a doc who confirms this is due to the presence of Aspergillus and the resulting mycotoxins within my apartment, as confirmed by tests on both myself and EMRIs on my apartment. Stay the heck away from Pravan.

Extremely disappointing experience due to the excessive waiting time…read more The amount of time patients are expected to wait at El Cardiovascular in Centro Médico just to have a procedure done is unacceptable. Patients are already dealing with health concerns and the stress that comes with medical procedures, and having to spend hours waiting with little to no communication makes the experience even more frustrating. I understand that medical emergencies and unexpected situations can cause delays, but there should be better organization and communication with patients. People deserve to know what is happening and why they are being asked to wait for such long periods of time. I hope the administration takes these concerns seriously and works on improving the process. Patients deserve better treatment, respect for their time, and clear communication.

If only I could rate negative stars... My husband and I were on vacation in Carolina/San Juan, PR…read more when we ended up getting stuck here for an extra 7 days due to a cancelled flight. We are both on prescription meds that we can't be without for 6 days. (We brought a couple extra days worth, but not a week) This was the closest hospital that came up when we searched. Total mistake. Came in at 5 AM and didn't leave until nearly 8 pm. 15 hours. Halls were filled with patients in beds. No privacy; I was given a shot and had to lift my dress in front of the whole hall (At that point, I just wanted to leave). We saw the Dr about 1 PM, and he ordered our meds, but it was a fight getting them to bring them. Every time I would go check, they would get mad and have to go find someone random who could speak English (even though I had my phone to translate). Finally, about 6 PM, when I started crying and going into a panic attack at the nurses' station, a nurse with some decency FINALLY sent them to give our meds and give us our scripts. To top it off, they messed up the scripts and had to track down the Dr again to fix it. Total nightmare. There were people that def had been in that hallway for days. Not to mention finding the entrance to this place was a whole other nightmare. Find ANYWHERE else. Oh... and they were so rough with the IV that the attached pic is what my arm looked like the next day. My doctor at home said they've never seen anything like it.