Front desk was fast checking in and Nurses was so nice and the doctor was very knowledgeable.. it's always a bit of a wait at the ER but it's should be expected. I wanted to really thank the security guard last night for waiting outside with me as my dad was getting the car to pick me up at the entrance :) That was above and beyond. You are appreciated!! read more

I don't know why I waiting so long with making a review with labor and delivery but my little one is turning 1 and it just reminded me of my delivery and I have too say the staff of nurses were just so wonderful. I came in through the emergency kicking and screaming in so much pain and the nurses that day made me the most comfortable I could ever be about to be delivering asap!!! My doctor arrived I swear in 20min to deliver my baby. The staff made me and my husband feel so comfortable. The sweetest nurses and of course my doctor that watched over my health with my son. I'd recommend labor and delivery here. read more

My four month old daughter and I came to be seen at this hospital. I was really sick with a sore throat and she was having a hard time breathing. As we sat and got checked in, they proceeded to tell me oh kids get viruses all the time and it's no big deal she doesn't sound bad. Then they basically treated me like i didn't know how to be a parent because i was young and my daughter was fussy because she was so sick and they told me you need to feed her she's starving. She's my daughter and i think i would know what she needs. We finally got into a room after two hours and got tested for covid, flu and her rsv. They had literally no sense of urgency whatsoever, my poor baby was struggling so much and the nurses told me it would take about 20 minutes. Well that turned into two hours and i even went out into the hallway to try to ask someone how much longer and no one was to be found on the floor at all. So i went to the front and was told that they didn't know and a nurse should be tending to me. This hospital is so ridiculous and we will not be back. They show no kindness whatsoever for people who come in and are sick. They told me there was nothing they could do for my baby who tested positive for covid, couldn't even prescribe me tylenol or anything. i wouldn't recommend coming here, this place is a joke of a hospital. read more

Horrible don't know how to take care of patients, super slow at what they are doing horrible experience every time I come here

They are pretty good with outpatients. Weight time is not much. Everyone is friendly, fast and efficient. read more

Sutter Tracy Community Hospital - Hospitals Near Me - Tracy, California

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If there is less than one star I'll rate it, the worst hospital anybody can go to, if you go to the vet I think you will see a better service. Where should I start from? I've been going back and forth to this hospital for the last 10 years, either emergency for the family since it's the only hospital in Tracy ,or to visit friends or relatives, each time I had to go there it's worse than before, staff , doctors, nurses , they alllllll have a very bad attitude, and horrible service. DO NOT take your loved ones there pleas, even the doctors need lots of experience too, one of them left two stables in my daughter belly botton, we went twice to check it out they said there's nothing, until her belly got infected, and we had to take her to a different facility.my other daughter had an accident near the hospital they had to take her there, she's 16 and she was terrified and crying, she was asking the nurse to comfort her because I wasn't there yet , the nurse mugged her and kept going, very very had hospital and I think the residents of Tracy should do something about it, it's getting really bad, I have lots of story ,horrible stories I will make a big complain and take it to the next level . I think some higher authority have to look into this and try to do s And they asked for my information which I did , and they never reached out read more

Me & my 8 year old son went into the hospital on a Tuesday, because he got a virus & couldn't stop throwing up, feeling nauseous etc... mind you it was extremely busy and we got lucky with a wonderful nurse named FLO! It was actually her last hour she was very tiered & still went out her way to give us the most wonderful service, checked up on us, explained everything very well & so kind. My son ended having fun and kept saying FLO was really nice and that made him feel good. Thank you for your wonderful service & for making my sons visit a nice memory. read more

Sutter Tracy Community Hospital - Hospitals Near Me - Tracy, California

Dear Kathleen in the Family Birthing Center, You are an absolute angel. You made my entire labor and delivery experience absolutely amazing. I feel so blessed that God chose you to be a part of my support team. Seriously, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I could not have done it without you. The nurses in recovery were also wonderful and very helpful and supportive! Thank you all so much! Renae and Rose are lactation consultants and if it weren't for them, I would've given up breastfeeding a long time ago! Thank you for all of your help and advice! read more

My daughter had a blood crisis and she was screaming from pain, we arrived at the ER they had us wait, so I went talking to the girl behind the window about the pain my daughter's in, she said everyone one at the ER has pain . Later we were put in a room at the hospital, for the next 12 hours they weren't able to control her pain . One of the nurses was asking my daughter not to cry loud because she said will scare other patients, then again when there IV machine failed and other nurses came to help, the nurse scream at my daughter telling her because of your cry we can't concentrate on our job , after few hours my daughter was transferred to her treating hospital in Stanford . read more

Horrible experience with stupid rolls and staff is very rude I hate all of the nurses that are treating patients that's are having lots of pain like crap read more

This is the worse ER visit I've ever had. Typing this from my small bed with no pillows or blankets. After I asked for both hours ago. I'm dehydrated, no IV given. No pain meds. I do not have covid. I do not recommend anyone be treated here at the Emergency room. Go somewhere else! I waited in the lobby for 3 hrs due to short staff NOT a lack of rooms. Already filed a complaint with the medical state board too. read more

My son got very painful in his left ear on Sunday morning. We called the hospital / Sutter Tracy. No one answer the calls. So we went in at 11:00AM. We waited over 45 minutes just for register. There is two ladies worked on register window, and two patients waiting in the line included ourselves. After we got registered in. We waited over 2 hours and no one come out to call us. I walked up to register window to ask the lady for help. She refused any help. I have no choice and bring my son to Stanford Hospital in Pleasanton. Soon as we walked in my son got registered in 1 minute. He got medical attention after half hour. Don't use Sutter Tracy community hospital. It's very bad hospital. read more

This review is intended for the Labor & Delivery I had all 3 of my babies at Sutter Hospital 2012,2015 and recently August 2017. By far the best experiences I've ever had, the nurses were all kind and helpful I've never felt uncomfortable with any of them. All 3 of my babies were csections and the nurses took really good care of me and tried to do everything possible to keep me comfortable. My recent delivery was great I couldn't have asked for more I met a nurse name dawn who I met with when we had to go over paper work the day before my csection she is absolutely amazing she was off during my stay there but the day I was being discharged it was her working day and she came by to my room to check on me and the baby that was so nice of her. Thank you Sutter Hospital read more

My son hurt his foot playing pickle ball over Labor Day weekend. We were sure what to do and his primary care physician said to wait 24 hours for the swelling to go down. The next morning, we decided to take him in. All the urgent care facilities had extremely long wait times being it was Labor Day. So we went to the ER at Sutter Tracy. It was amazing! In addition to getting in and out with a diagnosis in an hour, everyone there was incredible. From the triage nurse, to the nurse practitioner, to the ER physician, we had a great experience. Everyone was so kind, the facility was clean, we felt extremely safe, and had the best care imaginable. I would recommend going over anywhere else. read more

Zero stars if possible! I've been in and out the er all weekend having to wait 3-4 hours to see a doctors in agonizing pain. They don't care about us minorities. read more

I've spent a lot of time in this hospital over the las decade as an inpatient, outpatient, and visitor. My experiences have been overwhelmingly positive, even in very traumatic circumstances. I have found the staff to be both competent and compassionate. My most recent experience as an outpatient was this fall when I had to have a series of iron infusions. It was a lengthy process that required me to go in daily for an extended period of time. My nurse was really sweet and good at dealing with cranky people. Considering everyone getting treatment was there for several hours at a time (and really didn't want to be), that is saying something. I have also been a physical therapy patients, which took place over several months. My most recent visitor experience was just this past week, when my mom was hospitalized for a lung infection. I can't say everything is always a 100% smooth. There are always hiccups. But I can say I have always felt confident in my care. I would, and have, brought my family members here knowing they will come out much better than when they went in. read more

Long story short; June 16,16 at about 1:30am I was having trouble sleeping cause I felt like I was developing a sore throat. I decide to stick through it and go back to sleep. I wake up again around 2:30am basically gasping for air and tears in my eyes. Every time I would try to swallow I literally felt like I was swallowing a golf ball with spikes. I let my sister and mom know I need to go to the ER. I felt my throat closing up and it was hard for me to breathe. It's about 2:50am. I get checked in I'm the only one in the waiting room. I get called back sooner than 5 minutes. I get my stats done. The same lady who is an RN took my stats brought me to my room and checked my throat. 3:00am another RN comes in and checks my throat. These are all in and out visits from 2 RN.. 3:10am A nurse comes in and checks my throat for third time and feels my neck. At this point I am tired and aggravated! She basically tells me I have inflamed lymph nodes. She leaves and prescribes me Ibuprofen pills. (Keep in mind, I am in excruciating pain.) My comes in with a huge ibuprofen pill and water and tries to have me take the pill. It's hard for me to talk, breathe and swallow! There was a male nurse helping another patient. And my RN tells him that I cannot/won't take the pill. (Obviously, I can't!!) He says really loudly " well; she she either takes the pill or liquid Motrin. She can't be picky.. Unless she wants a shot.."SO RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL NOT TO MENTION DISRESPECTFUL!! He then starts talking loudly, to his patient and was like "If you don't want to be here then leave. I have no tolerance for rude people. I deal with them everyday and frankly I don't care." Talk about HIPPA violation. I work in the medical industry and I'm sure you do not talk about patients to other patients! This man was rude. He looked and was so unprofessional!! Life of death situation I would not want to be treated here. Take me somewhere else! Take me to another hospital, I don't care. Not to mention the co-pay was outrageous! Never again.. read more

Called to make an appointment last week. Left a request for them to call me back. No answer. I called today to try and get an appointment (and see why they didn't call me back) and when I give my insurance information the receptionist said "We're not taking new patents without insurance." Thinking she didn't hear me, I tell her I do have insurance. It's Health Plan of San Joaquin and the only doctors that are in my provider network are at THIS hospital. The only response I get is "Like I said, we're not taking new patents without insurance." Then she hung up on me. Great service. read more

I been going here for almost 15 years and they have the best stuff. Everyone is super friendly and the doctors are great and caring. I appreciate everyone here and salute them for the great work. read more

I had to pick up my friend's boyfriend here and they sent me to the other side where someone else was getting surgery. Then, I wait and wait and wait until I finally see my friend's BF. Apparently, the one doctor he needed only worked on Fridays. How is this an emergency room if they don't have the right doctors working? They also seemed to guess what his condition was. I am really glad I wasn't the one seeing a doctor because I would've been irate. They rushed him out once they were done with him. Really weird place...I got a strange vibe there. I know it'll probably cost my friend's family an arm and a leg. read more

We recently moved to Tracy from the east bay, so this was our first experience at this hospital. We had our 4th child here, overall it was a pleasant experience, the hospital was clean, up to date and the staff were friendly. My only complaint is that near the end of our stay, some nurses were less than helpful and seemed agitated when we were asking for simple stuff. But we did meet some really caring nurses that helped us out a bunch. I would recommend this hospital for my fellow Tracy residents. Oh btw, they won't deliver pre-35 weeks babies. read more

Never had good experience with ER. Every time we come here for emergency, the stuff are soooo s-l-o-w!!! I can never say that my situation is an isolated situation. After reading the other reviews, there are more bad experiences than good. I am all about supporting local business but this hospital has not given me reason to support them. That's why when I found out I was pregnant, I went to ValleyCare. read more

I have to retract and give Sutter Tracy 2 stars based solely on their billing. After a family member spent 2 hours in the ER, the bill is absolutely atrocious! $8,000 for a simple CT scan? That doesn't include the other elevated prices. It seems to me that this hospital is taking advantage of the patients that have insurance. Absolutely ludicrous! From now on, if it's not a life or death situation but need an ER, I'll be driving to Valley Medical Care Center in Pleasanton. Funny... it's a more affluent area but their charges are much less. read more

My dad went to the Sutter ER in Tracy because he was vomiting and his blood pressure was low. After checking his vital signs he was taken to the back almost immediately and put in a room. Dr. Crawford was amazing. She saw him quickly, went over all of his results with me and my mom since we are his caregivers, answered any questions we had and really took all of our concerns to heart. She popped her head in often just to monitor my dad's situation throughout her shift, which isn't too common in ERs now a days with how busy everywhere is. She started the admission process and explained it would take hours to get upstairs because the lack of beds and high volume (which is to be expected with a small hospital getting this much volume), but assured us he would be well taken care of in the ER. Nursing staff checked in on my dad often and communicated well with us every step of the way. They really made a stressful experience as pleasant as possible. You can complain about wait times at almost every hospital in the state due to the amount of non-emergencies that come in, but when it comes to true emergencies Sutter Tracy does not disappoint. Thanks for all your hard work to the hospital staff. read more

December 9, 2009. I come home (to Tracy) from work (in Livermore), feeling under the weather...However I barely made it upstairs when it became clear to me that I was on the brink of an official medical situation. Called my health care provider (the big K) who told me that they would have the medical office in Tracy phone me right away but if symptoms got worse, go to an emergency room. Within 20 minutes of that phone call I was in an indescribable amount of pain . I needed to be seen by a professional, and I needed to be seen pronto. Thankfully, Sutter was about two miles from my house. Good to know: when you show up to the ER sweating and crying from pain, they see you pretty quickly. The registration process was a breeze, and from the time they took my info to the time I was in a bed it was maybe 30 minutes. From there things slowed down, but they were quick to give relief from the pain. My PA was nice, tech who drew my blood was kind (esp since she had to draw out the top of my hand...ouch!) and the nurses and the fella who rolled my bed down to xray for my CT scan were all professional as could be. It was as good an experience as one could ask for at an emergency room. My only gripe is this: my diagnosis was that I had a kidney stone and I left with no information about kidney stones in my discharge paperwork. Further, they did not tell me anything about the size of the stone, which I needed to know to follow up with my physican. Then there were a number of snags in getting the report from Sutter to my provider...but that could have been my provider's fault as well. Over all, I am satisfied with my treatment there, and would recommend them without hesitation. read more

I have always had good experiences when I've gone here for an appointment. Good, small town hospital with great staff and lots of big city attitude and big city gadgets. Kinda reminds me of the movie "Doc Hollywood." read more

By far the WORST patient care I've seen and I have a pretty high tolerance. Took a friend to the ER for horrible pain and she ended up having to be transferred to another floor and kept overnight. When greeted by her attending physician the doctor displayed such unprofessionalism I was behooved and uncomfortable by the situation and comments made. I could only imagine what my friend, the patient felt. Gratefully among all of the nurses and doctors there was ONE RN that came in and actually explained what was taking place, her condition, treatment etc. Mind you, this was over 12 hours after being in the hospital. Today, (three nights in) despite all the "treatment," my friend was still writhing in pain and pretty much in the same condition as which she came in give or take a slight decrease in the pain. You don't even have to ask how she's feeling, it's obvious as someone who's not even in healthcare. Nonetheless, one of the nurses despite seeing my friend's obvious state of health suggested her mom pull her out (with IVs and all) to take her to another hospital if they were "unhappy..." In seeing my friend in pain?? Despite being the mother of a patient/customer her mom still tried to find some sort of resolution with the nurse and ended up doing as the nurse suggested. The irony of this situation? One of the goals listed in the room when we first came stated "pain management." It's one thing to ignore patients that can be overbearing if they're requesting some sort of treatment and as a health care professional you know you're placing them at risk. It's another thing if you're content with providing below average care despite a patient writhing in so much pain they can barely talk (or request meds) and THEN bash them verbally for whatever your prejudices may be despite their life threatening condition. read more

I want to thank this hospital and their team for taking care of my mom, she initially came to the emergency room. They took us in so quickly and did everything possible to get my mom breathing easy again and got her calm. A big thank you to the attending doctor for explaining all that we needed to know and being compassionate and caring including all the nurses and the clerks who made her feel so comfortable and waited on her with such care, she was transferred in the ICU all were very skilled and prompt to attend to her needs, with all on board with her care we then transitioned to a regular room, the nurses in that department were all pleasant and friendly, checked in on her frequently, the rooms were clean and sanitary and well kept. They have joyful gal that came into her room to check on her hospital experience. The food they served was scrumptious and nutritious. I can't thank you all enough, walking in with my ailing mother, with fear, despair and sadness, she left feeling much better, recovered and well informed and delightfully we gained trust of the hospital system again and faith in these workers. It's apparent that you really care about your patients. This place is highly recommended. read more

Come here if you want wait for hours on end with no status provided. Shift change. I guess it will be a couple more hours. Edit: I brought my daughter in for a squeeze of glue on a cut above her nose. The wait took hours and the bill wiped out our reimbursable spending account. I will never come here again. It's a third-tier hospital that will send you your first bill in the form of a late notice. Beware. read more

Not the best wait time in the er waiting room but they got all the toys to keepbusy.nicechairs,tv's,water,bathrooms,payphone,soda&snacks,they even got a gift shop & atm.Staff are nice they got a lot of high tec stuff for a small hospital.When your sick I would say go there,it's very good for its size. read more

I recently had a baby at this hospital and I wasn't supposed to. I should have made it to Modesto Kaiser but baby had his own plans. The nurse met us at ER with a wheelchair and wheeled me in. Within 10 min of pulling up and getting in the room I had my son. The staff was AMAZING!!!! All the nurses on duty and the dr and all the staff that helped was so phenomenal. Makes me want to change insurance providers completely. These ladies made me feel so at ease and they were all so sweet and professional. read more

Came here multiple times, once for my son's broken arm and the other time for the birth of my neice. Amazing facilities and an excellent staff make this hospital a great addition to Tracy. Would highly recommend based on the building and the staff on hand. read more

The DR was amazing the wait to get bloodwork done not so much and its not even busy . The Labor and Delivery is Amazing they get 5 stars some of the nurses are really Great and take their job very serious , there are a few that need to find another profession . Thank You to those of you who are Amazing . read more

4 stars because the nurses are absolutely wonderful here! I want to give a special shoutout to Martha, Saher, and Carolyn in Short Stay for always making sure I'm comfortable and well taken care of. I receive weekly infusions in the infusion center portion of short stay. I do wish the room was a big bigger and less crowded, sometimes fellow patients can be inconsiderate (i.e. loud phone calls). It also creates more anxiety when someone is starting an IV so close to you. The alarms and medical sounds of the rest of short stay are rather unnerving as well, the setup is somewhat like an ER and having past medical trauma it can be a difficult place to be. However, I'm dropping a star because the reception staff in short stay wear strong perfumes. I receive weekly treatments for an allergy-like disorder and these perfumes make me feel significantly worse. Hospitals should be scent free for patient accessibility and comfort. I'm lucky to not have an anaphylaxis response, but people who have the same disorder I do could have a very dangerous reaction. Please ensure staff do not wear perfumes/heavy scents, and ask patients to do so as well. I don't want to be a bother and ask for my own room, but if another patient had a strong scent I'd be very uncomfortable. SCENT FREE=ACESSIBILITY The food is good especially for hospital food; the nurses order me a tray for lunch since I'm there around 5 hours, so stars in my review reflect that. I also often receive a visit from the Chaplain, Mike, which cheers me up greatly. I'm glad he's visits short stay and not just long term inpatient. Overall, the nurses make the experience less miserable and if I have to have IV treatments, I'm glad they're the ones doing it. read more

If I could give this hospital a -100000 stars I would!!! We were diagnosed with covid 19 and took my husband there to get medical help, chest pain, stomach pain, and pneumonia. Labs showed he's white blood cells on 2 and they send him home!!!!!!!! The only thing they gave him was morphin!!!!!!!!!!! This hospital kills people!!!!!! They send him home to die!!!! He is in a different hospital today thank god!!!!!! But if you guys have covid 19 please do not attend these hospital!!!!!! Run for your life!!!!!!!! Look for help somewhere else. read more

I had a black out episode and 911 was called. They took me to Sutter Tracy. The bed was way to small and it was hard to stretch out. Most of the nurses were nice, but then there were a few who were rude and very uncompassionate. On the day I was to be released three doctors said I could go home. It took nearly six hours to get my paper work in order. I finally got up and got dressed and walked out. One of the nurses told me to get back in bed and wait for the discharge paper. I told her my ride was here and that she could mail me a copy of my paper work. She was rude and agitated, because I refused to comply with her orders I told her they had no right to hold me and walked out. My ride signed my paperwork. This is the second time that I have had problems with Sutter Tracy. I will find a new hospital and go there from now on. read more

I went in for a gastritis flare up & hiatal hernia pain, I am also in stage 4 kidney failure. When I got there it took the dr to find my veins with a ultrasound machine. They gave me dextrose & insulin back because cause they said my potassium was too high, and this was after drinking 2 drinks to bring my potassium down. They dropped my blood sugar to 27, then it went to almost 300. I remember turning hot all over & the amazing nurse notice right away that I blacked out. She was middle aged & awesome. I wish I could remember her name. Took them an hour to get me back to "normal" and by this time they still hadn't addressed what I was there for. I was told I was being moved to ICU 6 different times. I got there at noon. Finally at around midnight I dosed off for a few in my bay in the ER. & I awake to the lady in the next bay screaming I'm gonna pee my bed, I'm stuck in my bed. So I realize the time & I still am in the ER. I ask my nurse what's up, she says you are t going now, no explanation, shuts my noisy machine off & walks out. I tell her I'm gonna sign myself out if she doesn't let me see the dr. I like Dr. Huang, he's amazing. But almost 2 hours later she comes back & J ask when I'm gonna see the dr. I wanted to know if I was being admitted to the Er or was a going to eventually have a door cause without a door I'm safer at home. She comes back and says Dr Huang doesn't have time for you, grabs my iv that was so hard to put it and said make up your mind, this was hard to put in & I see you've signed yourself out before so decide. I signed myself out years ago for the same issue with the another night nurse. I don't know why when it turns to night those young nurses in ER have zero bedside manner. Now I'm labeled as a trouble patient and they refused me the antibiotics for my stomach or any discharge papers. Dr. Huang is a good doctor and I think my night nurse forgot to pass along my message & was worried I'd been trying to ask him questions for almost 2 hours so she went to him and just said she wants to sign herself out. This isn't fair. The only hospital in town & because of night time YOUNG nurses with zero bedside manner I am now labeled a trouble patient. They will now look at me anytime I walk in there they're gonna see my charge and think I'm this awful person. But if you notice, everything is always fine til the middle of the night & the younger nurses start showing up. They leave your machine beeping super loud for a long time, one poured me water then pushed my tray up against the wall where I couldn't reach it & smirked. That would be the one that treated me so bad & refuses to tell Dr. Huang I wanted to talk to him, then walked out & came back with blank discharge papers. But they took my $100 co pay but didn't give me my antibiotics & caused a mild heart attack while I was there. The two stars are for the dr's & day & evening nurses. My nurse I had when she came back with blank discharged papers instead of just telling the dr I had questions for him. There's no way Dr. Huang would have refused to see me if she said I had questions for him, there's no way she did that. She covered herself cause I called her out when she came back 1 1/2 hrs later & she she told me she hadn't talked to the dr cause he's admitting me. BUT WHERE? That's all I wanted to know and I would have stayed that's how I know she lied to Dr. Huang. And they'll stand behind their staff, and next time I have an emergency I get to go in there and be treated like a trouble patient because a nurse that needs a lesson in bedside manner. And I am going to have to pay to see an on line dr now just to get antibiotics after spending 16 hrs in my local ER, Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, so unfair. read more

Don't go there for an emergency. Last month I went there with my compadre , first we where there for 3 days , we came home because after so many tests, they did not find anything wrong. The next day we go back again , he wasn't felling well. We where there another 3 or 4 days , they run a hundred tests again and nothing was abnormal according to them ., well Saturday the 24 th he past away and those mo")(_+#@ fu$#&#* didn't know the main reason , but we are almost sure, it was medical negligence. So if you go there with u loved ones pls pls be aware of wherever they do. read more

I was incredibly disappointed at the level of care the emergency doctors and nurses provided my infant daughter. We went in because she could not stop gagging and throwing up. She was gagging so bad, she was having trouble breathing. I explained to the nurse that my mother who called while we were in the emergency room was now throwing up, leading us to believe this was probably the norovirus. The nurse dismissed me and said no she just has a lot of mucus that is making her gag. Mind you, my daughter had NO sign of mucus in her nose or throat nor any post nasal drip the previous nights. When I insist that we need something to help her breathing and calm her tummy down, they did not return with anything for 3 hours to which my poor baby is getting dehydrated and can't breathe. Not once did they ask how much she ate that day or considered that her empty tummy, was making her dehydrated. Finally after 3 hours we get prescriptions for antibiotics although she has a VIRAL infection and we are sent on our way. Neither doctor or nurse cared and the ONLY saving grace was the incredibly sweet intake receptionist who hunted down the doctor for us after three hours. If it wasn't for her, I don't know if I could have kept my sanity. Many thanks to her and I wish I could have gotten her name. read more

The hospital staff here are amazing! The Nurses, Nurses Assistants, Respiratory Service's, ICU Nurses! They are all so attentive and caring. Bel is an especially sweet very caring personable Nurses Assistant as well! There is a very nice young gentleman, named Elric from Dining Services, who did come to assist me with my dietary needs and food choices for upcoming meals. He is not only personable, but quite professional and knowledgeable! Excellent staff! They made my stay that much easier. read more