I'm absolutely disgusted with this hospital. Conneaut hospital sent me home knowing I had a bad…read moreinfection and gallstones. Good thing I decided to go to Acmc where they took me right into emergency surgery. My surgeon had explained that I had 20+ gallstones and a terrible infection. I wouldn't of lived past Monday

After being checked in they take your temperature and make sure you have proper mask. i was waiting…read moreto get bloodwork done and watched 5 employees come in and not get the same checks and patient. they bypassed the line plus 3 of them had homemade mask not the ones issued by hospital. what kind of double standards do they go by?. Also, in the lab department they have trouble sending results to my doctora.

Five years later I'm here again with a family member who has stroke symptoms. Busy place, but we…read moregot right in. Note: If your symptoms are not life threatening go to Urgent Care. Staff was quick to start procedures. I asked questions and got answers. Finally a room opened up. There, the nurse went over procedures and meds (I had a meds list with me.) I am very happy with Cleveland Clinic.

Drs here saved my life here and after several rapid response ER Crisis Trauma Team saved my life. I…read moreowe my life to Great Drs and Nurses at Hillcrest Hospital. Everyone here really cares as I was not supposed to be here anymore and all the Caring People here gave me strength to fight four plus years. I feel safe here from minute I walk through ER doors. Drs Trauma Team picked me off floor one night I Coded Thank You for saving me. Drs don't know I drive to parking lot other times same heart racing and BP very high as I wait it out in parking lot for hours scared and confused finally Great Drs solved my mystery medical issue. Thank you for your kindness everyone in medical that is forever appreciated

I always feel listened to and cared for at this hospital. I drive from an hour away because I know…read moreI'll be taken seriously here and cared for. The staff in emerg is very friendly. Thank you for all that you do. You are very appreciated

Short waiting times at the emergency.If you are there for a lengthy procedure they will offer a…read moresnack and ginger ale. The hospital is well staffed, with nurses and doctors commuting, from London and Chatham. A good library if you are in for a stay. A real kitchen, very good for hospital food, but terrible coffee. They work closely with Strathroy H and the London hospitals if you need extensive help. Friendly service and care, except for one young prima donna nurse practitioner. Free parking. As Michelin says, worth a side trip.

I came to the we at 1:57 sat in the waiting room until 9:20 when I finally asked what was going on…read moreand I was told I had been discharged by hours ago! Never saw a doctor had X-rays done around 4p. Now I'm starting the process all over again, if I could walk I would have left hours ago!

Hamot needs to read this article on medical ethics below…read more . My relative went there with a horrible toothache and a proven history of past heart attacks. He was in agony due to a toothache and is not supposed to take aleve due to kidney issues Tylenol won't touch the pain for him he knows this. Aleve and ibuprofen are jokes for tooth aches and he is supposed to avoid them I am sure you are good people and mean well but your actions and policies are cruel and they don't have to be . He has no idea how long it might take to see the dentist he just realized this is acute. He already tried to tough it out with over the counter meds but at first he came here not due to pain but in fear he was having a heart attack. But as he sat here the pain got unbearavble. He is over 60 and rarely visits the ER and only does for heart issues and you could easily see that he never asked for pain meridine at the ER in the past. This time he did - --- he pointed out he slept 3 hours last night. THis is an elderly patient who has had cardiac issues has a medical history locally online and they could validate the cause of his pain. it was more than just the tooth. the first dr was very nice and was going to help find something which by the way he only asked for nerve medicine as it had helped i the past. Teeth are part of your neurological system and surely there is some nonaddictive pain medicine you can find for teeth if that is the concern. The second dr said just use aleve which is not sufficient! --watch wanda sykes on ibuprofen. We had just come back from a show and it was a weekend. We left tht show at inter issue due to his pain shooting in his face. He also had a high 175/101 blood pressure which was because of the pain! this is just cruelty on wheels. You are so busy trying to avoid drug shoppers--who would show a history of tons of visits to the ER etc etc --that you deny empathy and compassion to those who need it the most. You could have seen that he literally had a broken bone months ago but did not ask for special pain medicine. But now he was in agony and he is a cardiac patient and I am beside myself seeing him suffer for no reason at all. Please read this on the ethics of pain management. You could have just given him a few days worth. But now he is suffering greatly. https://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/article/why-must-pain-patients-be-found-deserving-treatment/2008-01 everyone there was very nice and cordial. But you didn't give him the dignity to get the simple treatment he needed --you could have done it and you didn't. We are leaving upmc medical plan and may never go to hamot med center again. You easily should be able to see the history and figure out who is actually in pain. But hamot doesn't care enough about patient suffering to figure out a protocol to give them pain medicine that is just and compassionate . Are you a football coach telling people to just bear the pain like they are competing for some tough guy award or a compassionate doctor? get some counseling this was cruel. Read the ethics article by the AMA on this topic There are many studies showing that Tylenol does not work AT all for many people based on genetics .

stayed at Saint Vincent Hospital for a knee replacement. First night staff was good for the…read moreexception of a few that thought it was ok to talk in hallway like they were at a concert. Very inconsiderate as it was 12:30 in the morning and woke me out of a dead sleep. The next morning was a whole different shift of employees. I had to ask 3 times within an hour for pain medicine. Also called staff for other help and was greeted with their attitude. Not my problem you are unstaffed. you have a job to do and get paid. I have no say so how much you bill my insurance. No one should have to be treated like this.

Took my boyfriend to St. Vincent this morning and had a terrible experience. Not only did it take a…read morevery long time to get into a room, when it was an emergency, but they also did not allow me with him even though he was unable to communicate with the nurses. When they release him, they also forgot to take out the IV needle and we had to take it out when we got home. They did not run the correct tests that were needed and simply just didn't care. Terrible experience.

Samantha Weber is a very helpful physical therapist. She has helped me to recover from a…read morecatastrophic injury and is continuing to help me to deal with post surgical pain and mobility issues. Samantha is encouraging, and incredibly knowledgeable about the muscular skeletal systems. She is very empathetic and an amazing listener. Samantha is a problem solver who put her patients first and foremost. I am so relieved to have found her for my shoulder surgery recovery.