AGCC is a Godsend. Such a caring staff! High ratio of staff to patient and everyone there is so…read moreexceptionally kind. Always smiling, always interacting to keep patients feeling seen. My friend is never in her room or bed until nighttime. Lots of activities to keep their minds active. I can bring my dog in to visit and there is a farm on property where you can see the pigs. This is the nicest facility of its kind I have ever seen and feel she is getting the finest care available.

Short-term rehabilitation The first 6 weeks were great…read morewhile money was coming in. But run out Medicare days. Sent home to unsafe enviroment..

My boyfriend was having significant chest pain for a long while. we arrived at syv cottage Solvang…read moreand were admitted into the ED department quickly. all staff were friendly, prompt, and Dr. Glynn eased the anxieties that it wasn't something serious. 10/10. the bed side manner was wonderful. we won't go anywhere else! Thank you for reminding us there are wonderful providers in healthcare still:

Been here for over two hrs. and still sitting in the same chairs since we got here. Even helped a…read morelady in because apparently the staff could not be bothered. This place sucks. Good thing I found out before I actually needed an ER for myself. We avoided Lompoc (where we live) to come here. Lompoc is Disneyland compared to this s---hole.

ER physician doesn't take time to listen to you. Wait times are two hours before being seen. Staff…read moreare rude and unprofessional often yelling out client names in the waiting area. Don't take care of patients just there to make money. Over crowded and poor quality of care. Tons of prisoners at all times and security in the halls. Does not feel safe at all. Staff loud and chatty amongst themselves rather than tending to patients.

My dad was admitted here after a motorcycle accident. I was a little worried due to all the…read morenegative comments heard locally. I have to say, I was pretty surprised on how amazing it was. The staff is top notch. From the doctors to the nurses you felt like they cared. I'd like to end by saying hospital food has definitely gotten an upgrade. He loves that he could order from a menu.

Doesn't answer the phone. message says they'll return call by end of NEXT business dayread more

Fact: it takes almost dying for most nurses to go to the ER. This was me last week. I honestly had…read morenever felt so sick in my entire life. I wanted to write this review because while this has been pretty much my only experience as a patient at a hospital, I am forever grateful for the treatment I received. I came in with a temp of 103.9 and a HR of 140. I was so dizzy I could barely stand. I was triaged within minutes and immediately placed in a bay. Every single staff member (several nurses, doctor, lab, EKG and radiology techs) were absolutely incredible. Professional, skilled, expeditious and truly worked as a team. Even though I was super scared, every team member took the effort to put me at ease. I write this as a retired RN who has worked primarily in ICU, but as well as Burn ICU, peri-operative units, and even a few ER shifts when I was a float nurse. Even though I have never been on the patient side until now, I've seen a things or two. Twin Cities delivered. Turns out I had a pretty severe case of pneumonia but a week later I almost feel myself again. The doctor encouraged me to come back if I ever have any problems or if things worsened. I feel relieved to have emergency care like Twin Cities in our community. I've read some pretty abysmal reviews and being a nurse, I know there are always two sides to the story. Thank you Twin Cities.

My most recent visit to the ER was billed to my old insurance. This is a very time consuming…read moremistake that has yet to be rectified. - I filled out a formal complaint but have received no reply. I reached out to the patient experience email but have not heard back. - I need the claim to be filed with my current insurance ASAP. Your hospital needs to refile this claim. Please provide an email to a responsible member of your billing team so we can finally get this task completed.

Love my job. Most staff are hard working, kind and compassionate. Management can be difficult and…read moreit trickles downward but it's still a great job! Some patients are very sick making the job rewarding. If you are looking for a good job check it out!!!

On a long plane trip cross country,I got to talk to one of the psychiatrists that was on staff…read morethere. What an eye opener! The long and short of it is,the patients there are not curable nor rehabilitatable. They know they will reoffend and be caught ,but do not care. Two choices according to the shrink,lock them up and throw away the key or euthanize them. Life ,what a trip!

I had the best experience , withe my doctor Dr.Howard . My nurses , Sam , Jacob , there were other…read morenurses I didn't get their names. All was excellent! I highly recommend this hospital

I came into the ER on a Monday at 7am with severe pain and couldn't stop crying except to give my…read moreinformation. I was taken back within 30 minuted to a bed. All the staff was attentive and trying to control my pain and be there for me to make sure I was doing okay. I was on pain management and had my labs taken not needing multiple IV's which was very nice. I needed surgery and the staff was so kind in the transition to prep me for it. they were very informative with all the decisions being made and made sure I understood. I am so grateful for Cottage and all their employees as I felt safe and taken care of and heard. every step of the way I was informed and my gratitude for the staff will always be so high.

Oh, there is so much to say about my birthing experience. I'll keep it short…read more 1) THE CLASSES: the birthing class series led by Marina was awesome. It was educational and fun. The classes really helped put my anxiety about childbirth to rest. They cost a mere $20 per couple for the whole series. There are snacks provided at every session so the fee basically covers the cookies. Definitely recommended for all first time parents! 2) THE NURSES: Majority of the nurses at Birthing Unit were amazing. Special shout out to Jill (visiting nurse), Amy, and Christina (usually in mother baby) & Kim in Mother/baby. These women took great care of me. 3) HOSPITAL ADMIN: This is where the 3 stars come from (instead of 4-5) Lack of available anesthesiologist!! I planned to get an epidural from early in my pregnancy. It was in my birth plan. I notified the nurse once I was admitted so there were no surprises. I was hooked up to an IV at 2:30 am and I didn't get my epidural until 7:15 am. That's right, I WAITED OVER FIVE (5) HOURS FOR EPIDURAL! When I say waited, I mean labored naturally in agonizing pain when I could be resting in preparation for the pushing... My poor nurse kept telling me that the epidural would be coming soon the whole night to no avail. The ONLY anesthesiologist in the entire hospital (what?!) was tied up in a surgery. I had to wait for another one to start the morning shift... I don't know about you, but for women who want the epidural (statistically its the majority), this is quite a big issue. I was really disappointed in Sierra Vista for making me suffer unnecessarily. As one of the two major birthing hospitals in the area, you'd think they'd be able to call someone in. Note: all the tours and classes tell expectant mothers that the wait for an epidural is usually 30-45 minutes. I'm letting y'all know, this is not true. Not in my case. Mind you, there were 5 of us who were all needing epidurals that morning and all of us were waiting for the morning shift anesthesiologist to come in. All in all, I'm going to think long and hard if I want to deliver at SV again unless I decide on an unmedicated birth. Could this happen at French? Maybe...so far I've only just had the "SV pain special". Note: if you're pregnant and reading this - don't freak out. Im sure my situation is rare and hopefully it won't happen to you.

Not gonna lie, I was terrified to give birth (my first baby), and I was also pretty nervous that I…read moredidn't know any of the staff who would be helping out. I was induced in the afternoon and ended up pushing around 5 am, and then had a c section at 7am. The staff here was amazing. I don't say that lightly - they were incredible. I wish I remembered everyone's names, but they were so helpful. Nicole was so kind and amazing. She helped me with my breastfeeding issues. I remember being so excited to tell her when my milk was slightly coming in. John was SO amazing as well. Kind and sweet, sharing stories with us about his own kids - just a true gem. My husband told me that he wished he expressed to John how grateful he was, but he was so emotional that he couldn't get the words out. Dr sungurlu is a special kind of dr, so confident and direct- two things I needed to get through all the unexpected things I experience during my birthing journey. Niki was great and was my nurse during the contractions/ water breaking. She made sure to keep checking in on me, and she made sure to let me know that if I wanted the epidural, it would take about an hour for the anesthesiologist to arrive. The anesthesiologist was so sweet, I wish I remembered her name. I had another anesthesiologist the next morning for my c section, Dr Jenkins. He was incredible. He stood behind me the entire process, making jokes and distracting me. He kept asking if I was ok, and helped me when I started throwing up after the surgery. He even took pictures of my husband and I when we met our baby. Basically, all in all, I could not have gotten through my birthing journey without Sierra vista. If I have another kid, I'll most definitely be back to this hospital.