The best health care services, Doctors and staff. Wait time not long. You don't have to wait 3 days to be seen. They listen and are very attentive and expedite health care. read more

I waited 4 hours with a migraine and nausea to finally be given a shot and meds hours later. I was uncomfortable and in pain the whole time. When I was finally seen I didn't even get a room, tests, or food. The doc just said to go to my primary and prescribed me more meds. I've been dealing with this pain for the past 3 days in a row and to not even be properly helped or get to the root of the problem is fucking ridiculous. I wasted my whole day to just be given pills, such bullshit. read more

This has been me and my familys hospital for decades. I am here today and I want to tell the people who work here you a two notches better than any hospital I have visited when not in town. Total professional care. Best there is! read more

My daughter was on medical - Redlands diagnosed that her cancer had returned so they kept her for 'treatment". The radiologist told her radiation could help her manage the pain. Exact words. Then they told her THIER MACHINE WAS BROKEN- i begged them to transfer her - they would not. I was in so much shock that i didnt figure out we should have left & gone ANyWHERE- anywhere but there.They kept her over a month- finaly sent home for hospice - they didnt even show up. We went to Loma Linda- they kept her comfortable & helped us so much. That was 8 years ago but i will be here telling this every time i think i should. Rest in peace my Sarah - read more

The male nurse that checks you in was very rood. I was in having severe swelling in my face and throat. I waited outside in front by the sliding door bc I didn't want to get sick and I let the check in lady know I was. That male nurse when I went back up to him for an update " in a rude/mad voice he says I called your name a few times! Where were you!" Literally right outside the door. Could literally see me through the glass sitting on the ground by the DOOR dying to breathe. Just to get sent home. Then finally diagnosed with hashimoto's disease. My immune system is in overdrive. Symptoms-chronic hives that don't go away head to toe ,swelling head to toe, weakness,fatigue,hairloss,anxiety,food sensitivity,stomach pain,mood swings and more. THANK YOU FOR NO HELP, could have did my bloodwork and found that out at the hospital in dying need. Redlands hospital DO BETTER!!!!!!! read more

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I get to visit Redlands Community Hospital often for the radiology department. I always seem to need an x-ray, MTI, ultrasound or most recently a CT scan. I feel like I Have been remiss in not reviewing the radiology department and my overall experiences. First, you do have to check in as you come in, but the employees who check you in at either end are so friendly and quick that it isn't a big deal and once you are in the system, they can pull your photo up and print you a badge quickly. Once I head to radiology, I'm a happy camper. The staff there are FANTASTIC. They are VERY friendly, VERY helpful, and whether or not they are actually caring, they absolutely make me feel cared about. Not only are they efficient when you are there, but the communication and assistance I have gotten prior to appointments has been top notch. I recently had my insurance change to a new group which has been a pain, but they were on top of it far enough in advance to realize that I needed a new authorization and called me and kept me updated on what was taking place. I was able to work with my doctor to get the new auth JUST IN TIME. The team that does the actual xrays, scans, etc have all been friendly, thoughtful and helpful. They take care of you and are happy to answer questions. Once you are done, you can actually wait to get a copy of your scans on a disc or you can wait until the scans have been reviewed and come back to pick up the disc and the results. Overall, this team is wonderful and I cannot thank them enough for always demonstrating professionalism and kindness while being thorough. read more

Dehydration ct scan blood work Staff was very busy it seemed like too many patients and not enough staff however staff were very good and very helpful, been here since just after 5:00pm and it's going on 10:30 pm just waiting for results now. Specially thankful to those who helped us get through the day into the evening. Administration was very attentive read more

The wait in the Er and the diagnosis given in a waiting room with all the other patients waiting as well. That has to be a hippa violation somewhere in there, I went in at 6 pm I waited about 30 min in the first waiting room. Not a bad wait to see the triage dept, then they send you to a different waiting room with a cup for your urine sample. When you're done you have to bring it out and give it to the first nurse you see. then wait again for other procedures that need to be done. Your not in a room, your in a waiting room and staff calls you and takes you to the next procedure or test on your chart. That continues till all test are done. They could call you many times but not for a diagnosis yet. Now you wait wait wait wait. 5 hour wait for a urinalysis to come back is ridiculous, when they've done blood work, ultrasound and a ct scan. You're telling me that a simple urinalysis takes 5 hours!!!!! Let me mention again that was the first test done as I got there. I told the nurse I was leaving, she didn't even inform the charge nurse she just said oh we're waiting for the urinalysis. This is very frustrating and intolerable, pt care was not practiced today. I thought going to Redlands er was better than Loma Linda, I was wrong I will stay with Loma Linda. I only went to you guys because they referred me from the Redlands urgent care due to my condition. Do better guys ! read more

I went to Redlands E.R. on 8/1/25. They got me checked in quickly and brought me back to be treated. My fantastic doctor was Dr. Wang and my amazing nurse was Noel Fonseca (male). I thought I was having kidney pain. Dr. Wang treated my pain appropriately throughout my visit. In the end, I found out that I was suffering from nerve compression and spinal stenosis from arthritis and degenerative disc disease in my cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine. I now need surgery to correct it. Everyone was really amazing and I am thankful for all their help. Thank you, RCH!! Cristina read more

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I stayed there for a few days after a seizure episode ended a 7 year remission. The staff were efficient, kind and knowledgeable. They were respectful and caring and I was as comfortable as one can be in that situation. The food wasn't bad, I enjoyed the angel food cake and the salad. read more

.... We came in thru the ER department...although we have Kaiser .....this is the closest hospital to our home.... And he needed help right away....within minutes of our arrival they took me back to be with him...the doctor gave me all our options .... They've taken great care of him so far....He is on hospice care now... the staff has gone out of their way to not only make him comfortable but our family too.... He passed after 12 days on hospice... Every Nurse on the fifth floor was compassionate.... And went out of their way to help us through this difficult/ terrible time... Thank you Redlands Community & all the Hospice care folks... read more

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I'm comparing ER, palomar, amazing here. Very clean er room are amazing. Staff friendly Cafeteria fantastic. read more

My family member was in intense pain and was immediately taken care of.. the PA who worked with her got her instant treatment, sadly his read the test red wrong, luckily her surgeon got the error read more

The worst experience ever. Waited hours and hours dripping in blood with multiple broken bones while the staff took their time and showed ZERO care. Everyone who works here is a disgrace to healthcare and to our earth. read more

I've only been to this ER twice in 8 years. I went in on Thursday after a bad case of "stomach flu" and the pain was getting worse. The positives: -quick check in (fastest I've ever experienced). -They take you back to a room where you can speak to the PA or doctor in private. (That was something new for me and something that was appreciated). -The PA ordered blood, urine, and a CT with contrast to make sure I wasn't dehydrated and to make sure everything was okay. -My blood was drawn immediately - The results came back pretty quickly. I expected to be waiting for a couple more hours for CT results but didn't have to. -The bathroom was pretty clean -The PA answered all of my questions and didn't seem rushed. -The nurse that discharged me was really nice. The negatives: - I sat there waiting for someone to give me a urine cup and nobody did. After about 45 minutes, I spoke up and the nurse gave me one. The nurse did apologize about that. -The nurse seemed a little irritated with the questions and concerns I had, but to be fair, he had a rough morning. He still answered them. Still, this ER is different and new environment, so I was a bit nervous. -There is only one bathroom for multiple patients. read more

I had major neck surgery on 03/03/26 and I cannot thank the my surgeon Gail Hopkins and the entire team of Redlands Community Hospital enough - they were ABOVE amazing and went far and beyond for me and taking the time to provide the special care I received. From Pre Op to Discharge I could not be happier with the kindness everyone showed. read more

Came in at 1:20ish... after everything was done... probably around 4ish... waiting to be discharged... and it's 6:51AM.... No sign of the ER attending.... Nurse wasn't helpful at all... I think calling unemployment and speaking to someone has higher odds than a doctor showing up. read more

Worst emergency room experience ever! No customer service, we been waiting over 7 hours and no one cares! Also the ER tech Ali is rude and uncaring! Stating that this is what happens at this er and basically we have to deal with it! read more

I went to the ER and told them my concerns and about my worsening symptoms and they sent me back to my regular doctor because they thought the procedure I was there to do was necessary. So I then see my doctor at the next available appointment and he tells me that I need to go back to Redlands ER ASAP and have it taken care of. THATS WHAT I TOLD THE ER PHYSICIAN INITALLY BUT WHAT DO I KNOW ITS JUST MY BODY. read more

On the evening of April 1, 2026, I went to the ER of Redlands Community Hospital. It was an unforgettable ordeal! The reason for my visit was that the RMC doctor I'd seen earlier that day directed me to go to an ER for an enzyme test (bloodwork); she wanted to make sure that the chest pains I'd experienced twice the day before were not from a heart attack. She explained that in women, heart attacks typically present differently than they do in men. Redlands Community is closer to me than Riverside Community (which is also where both of my parents died...so very bad memories there.) For the record, I didn't want to go to the ER just for a blood test, because I expected to be treated as though I was wasting their time. It's also a $250 copay for me! But my brother, who had a heart attack and a triple bypass when he was younger than I am, insisted that I do as the doctor directed. When I told him that my EKG had been normal, he countered that his EKG had also been normal; it was the enzyme test that had indicated he'd had a heart attack. Just as I'd expected, I was treated by staff as if I'd made a huge mistake by going to the ER at Redlands Community. The ER medical director himself was cold, abrupt, and borderline belligerent toward me. He also kept asking if I wanted something for pain-even though I never said anything about pain. (Hopefully, it's because he assumed I was a druggie and not because he likes to give out painkillers.) I think he needs to take a break and go camping with his family. The stress from such a huge responsibility must be getting to him. He definitely needs to change his attitude because it made me want to avoid going to the ER again. Doctors need to be careful not to inhibit people from seeking medical care. Sadly, another brother of mine died in March because he didn't go to the ER for the edema in his legs. It led to a DVT that led to a stroke and a pulmonary embolism. It turned out that he also had afib. This brother even worked in the medical field himself. He had a physics degree from UCR and his name on at least 12 patents for medical devices like prosthetic heart valves and vascular grafts. He worked as a lead principal engineer for Anteris Technologies when he collapsed at work. What made my experience at the ER even worse was the inhumane temperature in the ER waiting areas. It is not true that it has to be freezing in there to kill the germs. In fact, it is well documented that the flu virus THRIVES in cold and dry environments. It has something to do with the outer lipid layer of the virus becoming more firm in colder temperatures. It enables the virus to survive longer on surfaces and in the air. Research also reveals that cold temperatures can lower a person's immune response. It was SO cold that some people in that ER covered themselves in blankets to stay warm. Others curled up in the fetal position in their seats, trying to conserve body heat. I wish I'd had a blanket...or a parka. I was wearing a long-sleeved jacket, and I was still very cold! I have made a complaint with CDPH about that issue. It is inhumane and unhealthy for an ER to be that cold. Take my advice and go to a different ER. read more

Tried scheduling an appointment.. left me on hold for 35 minutes. The actual conversation took about 5 minutes. Called again to try and reschedule this appointment.. I already knew how long it was going to be 12 minutes into the phone call on hold. So I tried leaving a message. But it wouldn't let me and just hung up on me. Then I called again and proceeded to be on hold for 1 hour. read more

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Horrible service. Horrible accounting department. They just want your money without even sending you a bill they send it to collection. Horrible people. Avoid going to this hospital. read more

It's been a few years now since I had a laminectomy performed by Dr. Steinmann at Redlands Community Hospital. I had severe LEFT leg pain and through an MRI and nerve conductive test was told that my spine had narrowed to allow the vertebrate to contact the spinal cord. This could be fixed by the laminectomy (removing bone) to prevent the bone from contacting the spinal cord. Dr. Steinmann ordered my surgery at the Redlands Hospital OR. As I was told by the Doctor, I was placed on the surgery table, abdomen down. My knees were placed in a Vee shaped carrier position. This was supposed to be padded with foam. The procedure was approximately two hours. I woke up in recovery and I was ecstatic that my left leg pain had been completely healed. As I stretched out, I soon realized that I could not move my RIGHT foot! I called for the nurse and explained that my Right foot and leg were my "good" extremity and had no problems before my back surgery. The nurse contacted Dr. Steinmann and he ordered an MRI of my back. Also, a nerve conductive test. I couldn't walk due to I now had DROP FOOT. I couldn't bend my right foot upward! I was given a walker to help me get home. Dr. Steinmann said he would make a house call after other surgeries were completed. He arrived at our home about 9pm. He examined my right foot and leg. He said he wasn't in the area doing the laminectomy that would've affected my right foot. He said that the MRI confirmed that prognosis. The nerve conductive test placed the blame on the perennial nerve just below the right knee. This nerve controls the muscles that move the foot upwards. Dr. Steinmann concluded that the perennial nerve was crushed due to the surgery table and the VEE shaped slots for the knee to be placed. Of course he said it should have been padded with foam. He said he had done numerous surgeries on this table and never had this happen! I asked him what can be done to repair my crushed nerve. He said it may regenerate in a few years with physical therapy. It never recovered. I'm am stuck with a carbon fiber brace on my right foot and lower shin area for the rest of my life. Dr. Steinmann never saw me again. In fact he wouldn't take any appointments with me. He place all the blame on the surgery table and nursing staff in the Redlands Community Hospital OR. I had contacted the hospital and I was told that I had signed surgical consent to operate and not hold anyone responsible for any outcome whatsoever. Even death. Standard procedure. I'm now completely disabled and must wear a brace on my right leg. Just a warning to all who need back surgery, use a different hospital operating room. Many use a much safer table. read more

do not come here! they do not triage correctly! i recently came back for emergency symptoms of irregular heartbeat with chest pressure. they took over an hour to triage me! they let prescription refills, flu symptoms, and abdominal pains before me. turns out i was having a tia that they prolonged. read more

I have being sitting here with chest since 2.30 pm and now it's 7.49 pm they won't give pills for pain and doctors or nurses ignoring u . they just say doctors have put order yet . Now i can say the service sucks read more

"PROTOCOL" OVER RESPECT AND DECENCY In this review I will copy the email I sent to their patient liason: Hello, my name is Jennifer ***** and I was discharched from ward three today 7/30, room ****. My day nurse was RN Komala, she was great. But, my dark haired young, lighter skinned lady (Rae, possibly?), was my CNA and I was highly disappointed! When it was time for me to get discharged, my mother, who was picking me up, was stuck in traffic due to crashes on the ten freeway. I had a meal scheduled for 4pm and the meal person rep assured I would still be able to have it if I was still there waiting. Instead, with a full plate of food in front of me, this dark haired CNS (which will be moving to ER soon apparently) forced me out of the room, my whole plate of food barely touched, and told me it was "protocol" I could not be there (in my room!) or take anything, in fact, I could not even just walk down and wait for family at the cafe so I could eat. She said she needed to wheel me down to a waiting area or outside and not let me move from the wheelchair until she saw my family? All the while sighing and looking at her watch? Use common sense when it comes to client service. I was uncomfortable at the least, but also ashamed and embarrased. I get policies and protocol.. but show tact and respect to patients, every situation is different and compassion needs to be shown! at the very least. I will be filling out many more surverys and complaints. This is an issue that should NEVER have been one. Especially when one is already getting discharged from a traumatic situation. ‍. Patient Experience Liaison Redlands Community Hospital 350 Terracina Blvd. Redlands, CA 92373-0742 Phone: (909) 335-5501 Ext. 5847 Email: PatientLiaison@redlandshospital.org read more

I was very nervous to deliver at RCH after reading previous reviews about the nursing station; HOWEVER, my nurses were amazing. Nurses like Meagan, Rebecca, Nicole, Heather, and others in L&D and Couplet Care were amazing. My emergency delivering doctor was equally amazing. I had several issues after delivering and had to return for a later stay; everyone took very good care of us. I am very thankful for my delivery and postpartum care. Thank you all. I hope you see this message and are rewarded for your exceptional care. read more

We were here 3 times visiting a elderly friend. Didn't spend much time there but everything we saw was great. Workers checked in regularly and our 96 yr old friend recovered and went home and is doing well now. She was close to death when she arrived! read more

Understaffed. Nurses push around portable intake computers and ask you all sorts of information in the waiting room with patients listening in. So much for HIPPA. Stunningly unprofessional. read more

I was in Redlands community hospital Emergency room about three hours with bleeding feet. The nurse and assistant did their best not to provide a medical care. I talked to their supervisor about their carelessness. They treated me very bad and discriminatory. Unfortunately I left the Emergency Room without receiving any support. Now I am in another city at emergency room. I did not receive medical assistance since noon. My insurance is aware of this situation. read more

I recently had a planned C-section at Redlands Community. During that they discovered that on top of my placenta previa that I also had percreta. I am so grateful for both my surgeons, Dr. Kumar and Dr. Edward's. It turned into a very dangerous situation very quickly and they both had the knowledge they needed to save my life. The whole team was amazing in taking care of me considering I was awake the whole time; the nurses, anesthesiologist, drs.... everyone! The Kumar took an hour with me and my family after to explain everything in such detail. It was great to fully understand everything. I am so grateful for him... the Nicu and labor and delivery nurses were all so amazing our whole stay. My baby was there for 12 days and I was there for 5. Overall a sucky situation but such great doctors and nurses to take care of us throughout it. read more

I came into Redlands Community for a horrible headache and stayed for a week with some extensive treatments. I cannot say enough great stuff about this place. Everyone and I mean every employee I encountered was phenomenal. So kind, caring, and gentle. You can tell people like working here. They are all a true team here to help the community. One of the best medical facilities I have ever experienced!! read more

Upon my visit in the emergency department on March 16 into the early morning of March 17 the nurses were highly unprofessional as we had asked them why things were taking so long and I had not gotten an additional pain medication after asking for three hours and the guy got really nasty and you could hear him talking about me in the back highly unprofessional and he does not belong working in the hospital. The ER was very backed up, but yet they never checked back on to see how patients are doing that are waiting for either diagnostics or results. If you cannot handle more patience, don't take any more in because the patient care, lax and the professionalism of patient care being a top priority for this hospital. read more

this hospital is not professional. I came here for an allergic have not been seen for more than an hour and as I was throwing up, nobody came to check up on me until i said something read more

Because of my recent experience here I had to rush to yelp and see what other people are saying so I could better understand how I was feeling. It started when my son was sent here for a small scratch on his eye, went to urgent care and they sent me here, money grab 1000%, I shortly realized this when there were multiple people from the same Urgent care with minor issues, one gentleman had a rash! They sent him to the Emergency Room... Didn't think anything of it except for maybe the urgent care team was incompetent, now I realize maybe this hospital had two stars because their staff is lazy and beyond slow moving, with zero sense of urgency. It wasn't until my sister came in with a life threatening blood clot... And this message is for Tyler in ICU, your bedside manner is completely unprofessional. You are rude, there was plenty of us there to see your comments under your breath. And yes, we did get better treatment at Loma Linda. The second we walked in the door, The second we walked in, treatment started with no questions. Thank you so much for being so much for putting eye drops in my sisters eyes when her body was struggling to stay alive, you really out did yourself. I pray for the next patient that has to be treated by your team. -10/10 do not go here. Don't go anywhere they don't have a helipad, they have zero clue how to handle trauma. read more

Gave birth here in 2020 and recently Nov. 2025 and I received the best care. My nurses and doctor were extremely kind, caring, thoughtful, professional, supportive and safe. The hospital is always clean, always calm and quiet. I always feel cared for and like my health is in good hands. 10/10 recommend. Thank you so much to my nurse Valerie and Dr. Qalla. I couldn't have done it without their support!!! And thank you to all the other staff in L&D and the maternity floor who are also so kind and attentive! I appreciate you so much thank you for all you do! read more

I had to try to reschedule an appointment for a PET scan which was SO difficult to get in the first place. I had the flu and a fever so I'm sure you didn't want me to show up. The appointment was on 2/11. I have called at least 15 times to reschedule and left messages too. I cannot get through, on hold for 30 - 60 minutes and no answer. No return call either. It's just frustrating so I'm hoping a bad review might get me response. read more

I had my daughter here 2 years ago my stay was amazing and the nurses were so sweet! Since then I've taken my daughter here for all our ER visits and they are so quick and helpful they never make me feel crazy they always listen and they are always so gentle with my daughter who can be a handful read more

Redlands community gave quality emergency care. It was my first ER visit and time coming to this hospital. I was truly thankful for the high quality and exceptional level of care I received. Everyone who helped me was kind and compassionate and I felt safe and listened to. They communicated clearly and ran tests as needed in my case. I am thankful for the doctor and entire staff and team that cared for me here. I wasn't able to get my discharge papers because my ride was in a rush to leave or I absolutely would have waited but I was extremely appreciative on the information the nurses gave me on how to request them later if needed. read more

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I had a delightful experience in this emergency room. As I entered the facility it was nice and fresh. The front desk staff and triage staff were very friendly and helpful. When I received triage care it went very fast and the quality of care was great, everyone were very professional workers all throughout the facility for what type of care I needed. I'm grateful to all who helped me during my treatment shift. lol I'm happy that they did find my issues and gave me some relief from pain and sent me on my way. Thank you for your patience and understanding of my situation. I would truly recommend your facility. read more