Thu, Carolyn and Zoe were so helpful. Dr Villarreal as well. I had a very complicated surgery yesterday and they all did everything possible to make me feel better. read more

I went to St. David Surgical Hospital in Round Rock today for the first time. I was getting an injection in my back. I will say, they spared no money in this building. When you walk in to register there is a huge lobby area, very nicely decorated, where you can sit and wait. We found a parking spot out front but if there are none available you can drive around back to the parking garage and both are free. After about a five minute wait, they came to get me and take me back and everything looked very neat and clean in the rooms. I will say that my injection was about 45 minutes late but I think that's more on the doctor than the surgical center. The nurses and the rest of the staff were all very friendly and joked around with me, which makes the experience that much better. Overall, I think that facility is very nice and I would not hesitate to go there again for any type of procedure! read more

Incredible care and attentiveness! I had surgery here and the place is impeccable, the Ritz of all hospitals. The staff is amazing, a special shoutout to The nursing staff, Ms Mary, Ms Jessica, Ms Chanti, Ms. Yara, Ms. Katie, Joel and Dr. Jackson. The care, responsiveness and process follow up was amazing. Ms. Susan, for physical therapy was great too. I can't thanks those wonderful angels enough. They made me feel safe and helped me focus on healing God Bless them all. read more

Absolutely the Best Hospital Experience If I could give them more than five stars, I would; St. David's Surgical Hospital sets the bar for surgical care. From the moment you walk in, you're treated more like a guest at a luxury hotel than a patient. The facility is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed for both patients and their families. Private, spacious rooms with comfortable accommodations--even for overnight guests--make a huge difference. But what truly sets St. David's apart is the staff. The nurses, doctors, food service team, and administrative personnel are beyond exceptional. They are compassionate, professional, and attentive in a way that makes you feel truly cared for. From pre-op to post-op, every member of the team is responsive and communicative. The level of care is consistently excellent. Every nurse, doctor, and staff member I interacted with was kind, professional, and attentive. Special thanks to nurses like Isa, & Bimbola,, Charge Nurse Yara, and Care Techs like Zaria and Harmala, who went above and beyond. Dr. Lim was thorough and proactive and was incredible with follow-through and communication. Even the food was great (yes, hospital food!) and the ability to order room service for yourself and/or a caregiver was a nice bonus. Waiting areas are quiet and comfortable, and parking is easy with a covered garage. I've been here a couple of times, and the experience is always top-notch. It's clear this level of service is no accident. In a world where healthcare often feels rushed or impersonal, St. David's Surgical Hospital is a refreshing and inspiring exception. They've created a space where healing begins the moment you arrive. This is concierge-level service in every sense--where patients and their families are valued, supported, and treated with dignity and kindness. If you're facing surgery, I can't recommend St. David's Surgical Hospital enough. Truly five-star care from start to finish. read more

I had a lithotripsy surgery scheduled, my 4th one due to chronic kidney stones. A couple of days ago they called went over the out of pocket expense, and it was 2800 dollars. Which is 3x the total cost of any other lithotripsy ive ever had with the same insurance and paid deductible. I told them I wouldn't pay that much. Woman on the phone said thats fine and that if I just paid a portion on the day of the surgery then we could escalate and negotiate something later for whatever is left. I agreed. This morning I showed up and checked in, and the woman behind the counter stated i needed to pay in full or cancel the surgery. So even though me and my wife had to take off our jobs today, we left and now I'm still in need of surgery and starting back over at square one. When I asked why the amount, she said "Because we are a surgery HOSPITAL not a surgery CENTER and we get to charge differently" Pathetic that they think its okay to triple gauge the cost of a surgery to pay for their 30ft waterfall in the lobby. Evil practices, and a perfect example of whats wrong with the medical system. If you are needing a lithotripsy or other surgeries that can be done at a surgery "center" instead, do that! Never let them send you here. read more

Great care by doctors, nurses & staff. I was very impressed by the care I received during by surgically stay. read more

Worst experience ever! Not one single healthcare professional in this facility washed their hands at anytime while providing care to me. Most never used the hand sanitizer beside the gloves they put on either-and hand sanitizer does not take the place of hand washing! I had an incompetent nurse (Estella) during the first day (8/21). She left trash on my bed and tray table each visit, never updated my board, left IV bags in the room sink and it took 4 calls to get my diet order entered so I could eat. I requested the nurse in charge of the floor (Katie) pass on that I did not want her assigned to me the second day, but she was anyway. So I had to request that a different nurse be provided for my care. They do not have any phlebotomists to draw blood so staff (not trained to draw blood), are required to do this. I endured 5 sticks to get my blood. I have great veins and am never hard to get. If you value your health and want to avoid possible infection, don't have surgery at this facility. read more

Best hospital in north Austin. It's a new facility and the staff is perfect. When St David's north is full this is where they send you. Ask to be sent here anyway if you have a surgical procedure. read more

I do not recommend St David's Surgical Hospital. Probably for more reasons than space allows. I will never go there again. It is a surgical center with 20 in patient beds. My spinal surgeon did a 5 hour complicated spinal surgery with 3 hours in recovery there. From the moment I woke up in the surgical hospital it was clear that they wanted me out in a hurry. The staff told me that most patients if they are not in and out in one day, most patients stay 1 night. I had a severe relapse while in the surgical hospital, agonizing pain that they could not manage, swollen leg and foot. I could not stand up without crying or screaming. Dr Lam, the hospitalist, demeanor changed. He was angry that I required more attention than he thought I should. He even said " I've spent more time on you , where is your surgeon???" Some of the nursing staff were rude and refused to answer my call button. I was released from the hospital after a 4 night stay. The nurses took me in a wheelchair to our car, while I was crying in agony. The 2 nurses at that time were sympathetic. They could not believe I was being released at 8:30pm in excruciating pain. They were in shock as my husband and I were. In addition DR Lam had called in my pain med to our pharmacy at 1:00pm that day. No one told us. At 8:30, our pharmacy was closed. My husband and I had to call and drive around to find a 24 hour pharmacy that carried my pain med. We were told by DR Lam that was our problem. DR Lam walked out of my room, I told him I was leaving under duress, as I was being forced to leave against my better judgement, as the surgical center was unable and unwilling to try to get my pain under control. I do have to wonder why my spinal surgeon uses this facility for a major surgery such as mine. Maybe the surgery is minor to them, but not to patients. Yet alone a 74 year old woman with multiple health issues. Don't go there for a major surgery if you can avoid it. From the moment I opened my eyes in my room till the moment I was forced to leave it was the worst medical care I have ever received. I have experience in hospitals too. Two shoulder replacements, 1 left knee replacement, bilateral mastectomy. I received good care. But this place, ST David's Surgical Hospital is a horrible place. Avoid going there at all costs!!! read more

Over a year ago, I had an operation at Saint David's Surgical to reduce my prostate. The operation was successful. The days after the surgery I was urinating like a race horse and sleeping through the night without getting up to urinate. After the operation, while in recovery, a young woman came in to talk with me. She gave me no post op instructions, verbally or written. Weeks later while I was in my doctors office I saw 2 documents of post op instructions warning against any type of physical exertion for at least nine days after surgery The surgery I had. On the 8th day, post op, I did exert myself and felt something change along with feeling the urge to urinate. There was a lot of blood in the urine where there wasn't before. Even today my symptoms have remained unchanged to what there were before the surgery. I contacted the Director of Ambulatory Surgery over the phone. She was very receptive about my situation and promised to get back to me. After not hearing from her for several weeks, I called her back. I recounted my tale and she had absolutely no idea that we spoke before. My advice to anyone who needs surgery, to please check reviews before choosing hospitals. read more

If ever there was a MORE worse time to have surgery, it's during a pandemic!! But if you have to have surgery during a pandemic the best place to go is St. David's Surgical Hospital. Hands. Down. In July, my doctor scheduled surgery for me in August. I was terrified at the idea of going to a hospital with sick patients, possible COVID cases, masks, etc... All of my worries were eased during my pre-op visit at the hospital. Every staff person took measures to ensure safety of all patients including limiting access, taking temperatures, safe social distancing, and requiring masks. The facility itself is beautiful, clean, and well- maintained. While waiting in the lobby, I noticed that everytime someone vacated a seating area, the area was immediately sanitized. Mary (registration/check in) was so nice and so sweet. She noticed my wait time was pretty lengthy so she got me started on my surgical paperwork so I wouldn't have to do it on the day of my surgery. My pre-op visit was handled by Alli (RN) and Dr. Hudson. Both were caring and compassionate. Both helped me feel calm and at ease. It was a great start. Friday before the surgery, I came back to the hospital for a COVID test. The test was conducted by a very patient and kind nurse. It was quick and relatively painless (I cried of course). Op day was very chill. There were a handful of people in the waiting lobby. Again, everyone took measures to ensure patient safety and I was allowed one guest. My husband stayed with me during the pre-op wait and visits with nurses and the anesthesiologists. The pre-op bays are only separated by curtains, but considering you're not there for very long, it was no biggie. I was still able to talk candidly to staff and my husband. Off to surgery....... And then I wake up. All I remember was that I felt like I was on a shopping cart far away from the others. From what I remember, the post-op area was open, but I was out of it, so I guess it was all good. I do remember being nauseated on the ride to my room and one of the nurses crashed my bed into a wall, but I didn't get sick, so I'm not holding it against anyone. I think I was mostly asleep for the first day and some of the second day. All the nurses and nurse aides were amazing! I can't remember all of them, but there was Christie, Hannah, Jillian (?) , And many others. They were super kind and patient and gentle. The other staff that deserve kudos are housekeeping and the food staff. They called me each night to take my order because I was too out of it to do it myself. The set-up. Ok so the room set up is fantastic. I don't think there were ever more than ten patients on the floor (probably way less). The floor was quiet and calm. The room is huge with the bed, two chairs, a coffee table, external sink, bathroom (with a bathroom sink); then there was the attached guest room with a pull-out sofa bed, closet, and tv, and another coffee table outside the guest room. The suite was big enough that I could walk laps around it instead of walking up and down the halls. The food menu was pretty incredible. If only I had an appetite. I stuck to soups and juices and they were decent. Husband ordered from the same menu. I believe the price was $9 flat for anything. He ended up with a steak meal a couple times. It definitely DID NOT look like hospital food and he said it was good. Overall my stay was comfortable. Everyone was kind and caring. They definitely do surgery and recovery right! read more

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Excellent service and health care. Highly professional yet personal and effective. Very respectful yet friendly and responsive. Clean and modern. I was highly satisfied. read more

Wonderful roomy recovery rooms. Thoughtful attention to your needs by attentive nurses and aids.

St. David's is a beautiful hospital, but some of their nurses' behavior is not so lovely. Just four hours after my knee replacement, they walked me to a chair and left me with no call button, no water, no pain meds, no ice pack, and no way to get to the bathroom. Thank god a doctor finally found me. By then it had been 8 hours since I had gone to the bathroom, my pain level was a 9 out of 10, and I was confused and dizzy from dehydration. Once I got the call button back, I thought things would improve. Until I learned hitting the call button is like entering a lottery with very poor odds. You call for help because your pain meds are an hour overdue, and nobody comes until the third call. Then the nurse may arbitrarily decide to cut your pain meds in half. Several times after giving me inadequate pain control, nurses ignored standing doctor's orders to administer breakthrough meds for unrelenting pain. Or, they would load you up with laxatives and when you called for bathroom assistance, make you hold it for a full hour before sending help. Water refills also regularly took 3 requests. After 14 surgeries, I have some experience with surgical hospitals, and this is one of the most painful, humiliating, dehumanizing health care experiences I've ever had. This is not a healing environment. It is an environment filled with uncontrolled pain, neglect, and restricted access to basic human needs, like water and toileting assistance. read more

I am currently a patient. Been here since 5 a.m yesterday when I had a major surgery. At shift change at night , a male nurse came into my room. I informed him that was inappropriate and he would need to be replaced. I need help to prepare for bathroom use so too intimate for male assistance. Since that event treatment has suffered. And I can tell staff is being hostile and looking to make up defenses for ill treatment. Another nurse took his place. She has an accent which makes it more essential for her to be clear with me verbally since I have a hearing disability. She became hostile when i told her i needed her to speak directly to me and as I was trying to explain she turned and walked off. The rest of the night some other nurse has come in and has been noticeably hostile. I have had similar treatment at another St David center. Otherwise and previous treatment at this facility, the treatment has been excellent read more

The pre-op and OR staff were wonderful! They were kind and thorough in their explanations. I felt they genuinely cared about me and my experience. I was particularly impressed that the anesthesia and OR staff would come and visit with me. I met 4 people preoperatively and they were all remarkable. I couldn't have felt more at ease going into a major procedure. I honestly thought that if I needed surgery in the future this was definitely the place I would go. Unfortunately, my post-op nursing experience was so horrendous I could never recommend this facility nor will I ever go back. My night nurse, Cyndi, Is a disgrace to the nursing profession. She seemed absolutely annoyed at even the simplest request. My husband was afraid to go home for the night and leave me in her care. He had noticed how simple requests were handled as a huge inconvenience. Asking for a soda with some ice, I got a mini can and a great big plastic container of ice. I asked if I could please have a cup and a straw, grunts and eye rolls with a response if "you said you wanted soda and ice, that's what I brought." My broken call light began calling the nurses station anytime I tried to use the TV. After I apologized multiple times, a man at the desk yelled the f-word and began storming down the hall, opened my door and yelled "what!" After apologizing and explaining, yet again, that I did not push the call light, I asked him to see if the cord was fully plugged in. He chuckled and mentioned that he had placed a work order for the call light to be repaired 3 months ago. No reason the staff should've kept yelling "what!" Into the call light every time it went off. Needless to say, I didn't dare watch TV or use any of the controls on that. I was sick of getting yelled at. My husband noticed the next morning that it was taped and jimmied. No apologies, nothing. I felt terrible every time I asked for anything. I'm prediabetic, they only had mini diet Shasta and mini diet ginger ale. I didn't realize they had been giving me a jello with sugar. I asked the nurse to check my blood sugar she said she would need an order and she wasn't going to call to get an order to do so. They kept checking my temp orally right after giving me ice or ice water. I mentioned that it would be great if they'd check it before or wait a bit so it would be accurate. They would respond with something along the lines of "put the thermometer in your mouth." All I got from that night staff was grunts and eye rolls. It was the worst hospital experience I've ever had. They kept telling me to take more pain medicine than I wanted or needed. They'd bring in large doses and tell me that I needed to take it because of my pain score, which was better managed with the ice packs they didn't want to keep brining in. They'd complain about having to waste the medicine I didn't want to take. I knew that keeping my gut working as well as possible was vital to my recovery from this procedure. They were frustrated that I wanted to use Ice packs and positioning to help my pain as much as possible. I'm suspecting their game plan Is to drug the patients so that they won't be bothered. The nurse complained to me that the CNA emptied my drain and foley because now she didn't know how much was In there. Seriously, It was a joke. I felt like her emotional punching bag all night. She needs some therapy or something. I was literally scared that if I had to stay another night I'd have the same nurse. I was so grateful that my guy was working well enough the next day that I was able to go home. I was absolutely not going to stay one minute longer and I will never go back. It's unfortunate because the pre-op and OR staff were exceptional and the facility is beautiful. The hospitalist also was so very kind! Very, very sad. I would have loved to have had a good experience. The pre-op and OR staff were outstanding but you never know if you're going to end up having to stay the night. read more

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Everything was five star in this hospital - from the care my husband received from the nurses, to the staff delivering our food! Everyone cared about not only my husband's health and recovery but also the comfort of the caregiver - me. All of the nurses were efficient and kind, even when juggling multiple patients and calls. They always followed up on our questions and concerns and kept us informed. The doctor at the hospital Dr. Berneburg was very aggressive about my husband's care, which was needed. He kept in contact with my husband's doctors about his surgery and recovery and made some important adjustments to his medications. My husband's hospital room consisted of a suite with a separate bedroom that had a closing door and full size pull out bed. This made staying overnight much easier and comfortable. The hospital room was large with enough room for two oversized chairs and a small table. You could also order room service for yourself. The food was great! Hospital grounds were nice. There is a covered parking garage and lots of comfortable waiting areas. I recommend the small waiting area on the second floor, past the larger one just off the elevators. It's private and quiet and good for sleeping while waiting for surgery updates. read more

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I can not say enough good things about this place. From beginning to end. My mom had surgery here and had to stay for 4 nights due to complications and she was so well taken care of. I thank her case manager Kali. Her awesome nurse Claire. A night aid Daniel, her PT, OT and so so many others we didn't get the name of. They were all kind, helpful, full of compassionate for her. I needed so much help navigating the system or rehab postcare and discharging her but Kali helped me through it all. Every step of the way from TH to today. My mom was constantly taken care of. They helped her through the pain, dizzy spells, vomiting, accidents etc. She was a mess but she was so grateful for their professional care. The facility was so nice and new, clean and comfortable. I felt safe leaving her there over the weekend so I can make plans for her discharge. We did pre-op there with Dr Smiley and the staff below was kind. Every x-ray tech, front admissions staff, even the security lol The surgical staff on the day of were all nice, comforting and on top of it. It was seamless. I got all the phone calls to let me know how she is, all updates etc. And the food! I saw her meals and they were 1st class caliber! So yummy and nutritious. They spoiled her. I am just so grateful. If I ever need a surgery I wanna go here. Thank you all read more

As a physician, im jealous. Im jealous that my hospital doesnt have a surgical center like this one. Very friendly staff along with a rock star surgeon who took care of my mom. Awesome brand new, clean, and comfortable facility. My sister brought her 1 yr old waiting for our mom's surgery and it was comfortable for everyone else- (maybe not for other people ) read more

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2/6/2023 I would consider the St David's Surgical Hospital as a concierge's Surgical Hospital. From the moment you walk in the door, you're treated like royalty. When I limped up to the "check in" desk, the guy insisted I take a seat and he brought the iPad to me and came a picked it up when I was done. (Nice touch) ( I was having a knee replaced and could barely walk) My input nurse was Ron. He was my input nurse on a previous surgery. This guy is first class all the way super attentive, super careful, super professional. Alexia, ( also from a previous surgery) from anesthesiology was also very professional. My attending nurse was Akshani and she was Awesome too. My discharge doctor was Dr Lim who was also very informative and helpful about what to expect when I got home. . I've had two other surgeries at a hospital that begins with an S they were adequate, but I would much rather have every surgery in the future done here at St. David, Surgical Hospital, this place is what all hospitals should aspire to. Now let's not fail to mention the food ! When the person from food services brought in my lunch, I could've sworn it was takeout from a local restaurant it was plated beautifully, and was delicious. Unreal !! 1 Michelin Star :-) When I think of a five-star hotel, I think of St David's surgical hospital as a five-star hospital. FYI - my surgery back in March was the same. The level of service they provide is NO ACCIDENT !! It's Consistent !! When you experience excellent service, like this, you really should realize that behind the scenes, there are some competent managers . It seems management must be providing the resources and environment that enable workers to produce at this high a level. Thank for another top notch experience! Carl H. read more

The moment you walk in (or I did) you fell comfortable, and already healed. Their care from the nurses and team of doctors is very unique, they are professional and show it! I'd go back if I had to! I give them a 5 star * rating! read more

We stayed here for 2 weeks after a stroke. We went straight from St. David's North Medical Hospital to this location. I was worried about staying overnight. The place was more like a hotel. They made family feel welcome to stay with their loved one. The staff was excellent! The physical and occupational therapy team were fantastic! My husband got excellent care and we were ready to go home I was able to feel comfortable taking him home. We are now doing out patient therapy next to Round Rock Hospital. He is up walking some on his own already. We are were we are now because of Gigi and her physical therapy team!!! Thank you! You did a great job! My husband is NOT an easy patient at the hospital. I would recommend St. David's Surgical Rehab to friends and family. read more

Wonderful experience. The lobby was essentially empty because they only handle surgeries. The rooms were clean, huge and my husband had his own room in my room. I was very impressed with the facility and staff. read more

TOP NOTCH, EXCELLENT, 5-STAR CARE!! I was a patient at Saint Davids surgical hospital having a total knee replacement recently. From checking all the way through discharge, I received wonderful care. The staff was responsive, kind, and very thorough. Communications were great, the food was excellent, and each member of the staff made me feel like I truly mattered. I highly recommend this facility if you are facing surgery. read more

What a great place to face the challenges of surgery The atmosphere and staff make you feel like a quest. They are there for the patient and the family and make you feel welcome I didn't feel like I was in a hospital more like a guest at a five star hotel read more

I've had the same outpatient procedure several times at this hospital over the past 3 years. Each time, the staff proves to be knowledgeable, competent, caring, and I leave a happy patient. It's really clean, organized, and professional from the front desk team to the surgery team. read more

my aunt asked me to write this review on her behalf. She wants to thank Jessica, Joanna, Nicole, Nana and Sara for all the kindness and caring to make my aunt's stay at the hospital so pleasant and making her feel right at home. She wishes you don't have to have a surgery but if you do have one to have it at this facility. Thanks to all and wish you the best. read more

My mother had surgery at this facility, and she received excellent care. The nurses were all very knowledgeable and friendly. They came to the room almost immediately when needed. The facility itself is more like a nice hotel than a traditional hospital. It is clean and extremely roomy. I was able to spend the night on a couch that extended, and there was also a recliner in the room. The Bistro served fresh salad at lunch, and I even had a vegetable omelet that was prepared in front of me for breakfast. Every staff member we encountered shared that they truly enjoy working at this surgical hospital, which also includes an emergency room. I highly recommend St. David's Surgical Center on Louis Henna. read more

Review of the Surgical Hospital (not the ER). I had surgery at this new surgical hospital in early March with an overnight stay. Basically this is a four star hotel with such fantastic decor that we actually took pictures of the halls and the showers in the rooms. The facility is easily the best kept, best environment I have ever experienced in a hospital setting. Hands down. The food is tasty and fresh as well. The staff are amazingly attentive and the administrative staff makes a point to meet the patients before discharge to determine how the can improve. I seriously struggled to come up with an idea. I eventually suggested that they fill the rooms next to the hilltop garden first as opposed to the toll road side just for the view. Don't get me wrong, the toll road side is not loud with road noise and it is actually nice but the green space view would be nice too. If I ever need surgery again, I will be back at the St. David's Surgical Hospital for sure! read more

Fantastic people, wonderful building, great food and clean, clean, clean! This place is far superior to any hospital I've been in or visited. Yes, it's new, but they really put a lot of thought into the patients' needs. There is considerable space for someone to stay overnight with the patient as well. My first day, I thought Jennifer would be the exception to the rule as she was so attentive and thoughtful. But no! All the nurses are super! Lisa was quick to answer my bell and was extremely helpful and attentive. Then, my last night there, Susan became like a lifelong friend. I can't think of enough ways to praise these nurses. And when another health issue popped up, they brought in the best Internal medicine doctor. This has to be the best hospital I have ever been to. Just the best. read more

I had a knee replacement at at St. David's Hospital and all the staff from Check in desk to admitting nurses preparation nurses to recovery room and also getting to my room the nurses are very accommodating and courteous and very helpful Than to you to all of you! read more

Here's the thing. I was in and out of this place for a family members for 3 weeks. A lot of late nights, early morning.... surgery went well considering. They'll make it a few more years.. But would it kill this place to keep the cafe/coffee shop/Star Bucks open later? I mean, don't the nurses and other people that work there 24 hours a day want a coffee without having to drive to the one by HEB (15 min round trip). It just seems dumb to me. Everyone is already stressed out, everyone already isn't eating enough or whatever... can I get a cup of coffee at midnight? Or even at 6am? Is that asking too much? I hate hospitals, and this place is no different. But if I was only there like 4 late nights and was annoyed... how do the people that work there feel? read more

My surgeon, Dr. Goldberg, does his hip replacements at this hospital, and this state-of-the-art hospital, and its staff, made the experience as good as it could get. The staff was welcoming; the facility well organized. I can't remember everyone's name who visited me in pre-op, but each one made me feel cared for. Nurses Jessica and Brenda took outstanding care of me when I was moved to a room; they were always available and treated me like a friend, not a number. The therapists had me up and walking like I was just on a normal stroll. This place should be a model for all surgical centers. I didn't have much of an appetite after surgery, but I must say that what I did eat at this hospital was scrumptious. As others have said, the view from the room was calming. Thank you, St. David's Surgical Hospital! read more

I can't say enough good things about my experience here for surgery. From my pre-surgery COVID test to discharge after surgery. The staff are top notch, in skill and compassionate care of their patients. The facility is like being in a very nice hotel with excellent customer service. Surgery is never a pleasant thing to go through but each staff member, from check in to medical staff and room care and service made my experience a very good one. I know there is no perfect place to work and especially things are difficult these days but each staff member my husband and I encountered were incredible and seemed content in their work. I won't remember every name but here are a few: Robert, Tiffany, Sheena, Yvette, Andrea, Dr Patel and Dr Kroeker. You all took very good care of me and made this easier to go through. Many many many thanks to you all and for each one that's name has slipped my mind thank you! read more

I recently was a patient at St David's surgical hospital. If surgery can be describe as a pleasant experience, I would say that St David's came pretty close. This hospital is very clean, the staff is incredibly friendly and the entire process is the epitome of efficiency. I registered the day before my surgery, I was greeted upon arrival, walked everywhere, as to not get lost and treated like I was checking into a 5 star hotel. Even the girl that took my blood made it a surprisingly pleasant experience. The day of my surgery I arrived 30 minutes early, they took me right back and started the process immediately. Again, this place was so clean and the surgical nurses were kind and patient. I started to get sick from anxiety and they immediately put in an order for anti anxiety meds. They had numbing spray for any injections and they even had warmers to plug into your night gown to keep you from a chill. When I opened my eyes post op, I was greeted with more friendly staff. They were amazing and even had me laughing. When I was ready to go to my room, I was relieved to know that they had already contacted my husband and that he would be in my room waiting for me to arrive. The rooms were amazing, they were actual suites. My room had a t.v, lots of seating, a bathroom and a vanity. Connected to my room was another room for my husband to sleep. He had a pull out sofa bed and a t.v! My nurses were Sheena and Susan, they were awesome. They were both great nurses, informed, helpful and compassionate. If you have an option I would choose St David's. My only complaint is the food. It is way better than regular hospital food but still not great. We ate lunch one day and decided to eat out for the rest of my stay. read more

Absolutely recommend this hospital above anywhere else for surgery. Creme de la creme of surgical hospitals in this area. If you have to have surgery this is the best place to have it. The doctors nurses care team and entire staff cater to your needs and care before during and recovery. They had my absolute best interest in every detail of my Care. Excellent food. I was not rushed home after a major surgery that took 8 hours and spent 5 days in the hospital recovering for immediate care. Akin my experience to that of a hotel. Check to see if your doctor is affiliated here. I was in network with doctor and hospital. read more

Okay so I'm officially that mother who just had a hospital visit that's been her beat vacation in a while. I ended up with a suite so when the kids visited they got to hang in their own room with a couch and tv. The food which they call room service was beyond good for hospital food. The nurses went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable and not in any pain. I wish I could get all my procedures done here. read more

I had surgery at this beautiful facility and from my first interaction entering the hospital to being released from the hospital was an incredible experience. The hospital is beautiful and every staff member was remarkable. I encountered a PA, Michelle McGown, who introduced herself prior to my surgery. She had an infectious smile, was genuine, caring and knowledgeable. She took time to answer my questions prior to surgery. She came to see me prior to my dismissal and gave me her card if there was anything I needed or had any questions. Michelle is such an asset to St. David's Surgical Hospital and I so appreciated her warmth, professionalism and caring approach. She is the BEST of the BEST at your hospital. read more

I had a knee replacement at this facility 2 weeks ago...the last day for elective surgeries. The hospital is magnificent but the staff is even better. Everyone had a smile and greeted you, even in the wee hours of the morning. I live over a hour away from this hospital but I'm very thankful that my surgery was done there. Dr. Goldberg is an incredible surgeon who has been controlling my pain for many years before I made the decision for surgery. There is nothing that these folks were not on top of. My night nurse Susan was funny and professional, as were all the staff. I thank all of them for their time and attention and would not hesitate recommending this hospital or going back again. read more

Beautiful hospital! Everyone in the staff was very kind to me! I had my pre op recently and Alli is the sweetest! she drew my blood and I couldn't feel a thing and I'm terrified Of needles! I recently turned 18 and doing all this as an adult is very stressful for me but the nurses and staff made my first visit very calming! Surgery will be soon and I plan to write another review after that for other topics but this place is the real deal! So glad to have this so close to me! Health care workers are the real hero's and the ones here are top notch! read more