I was admitted in the COVID unit from December 10- December 17 I thought my stay at st Luke's…read moreuniversity hospital was very educational. The doctors and nurses were nice as can be and in the ER till I got upstairs were nice too. I will definitely return for medical treatment here.

This is the absolute worst hospital I've ever gone to and I'm just glad I can share my experience…read moreso I can stop anyone from taking a loved one here. ***DO NOT BRING YOUR LOVED ONES*** THE ER is great and everyone is very competent so this does not apply to them. The radiologist department is competent but not sympathetic to the patients in any way and really seemed like they hated their job and helping people in general. I ended up in the trauma unit where two nurses took me in with a broken back. I thought I would be in good hands but right away I was and was not. One nurse wrapped my feet so tight to the bed it felt like it was on purpose. I couldn't move with my back so I couldn't fix them. The other nurse goes "that's too tight" and then the other nurse said that was fine and walked away. She only loosened them a little bit I slept all night like that because I had no choice. The next day I had a new male nurse who was really nice but a bit incompetent and lazy to take care of people on a trauma unit. I had sat there all day and not many checked in in me and there was absolutely no med schedule that was being followed. The level of organization was obvious and many people seemed to be there to hangout other than to do their jobs. The same day followed with ridiculous mistakes like not cleaning bedpans, leaving trays of garbage, forgetting to come back with water. Little things became big things. The elderly lady next to me had been totally forgotten about. She was asked if she was okay but no one ever went to check her bedpan or diapers. By the time they did check hours and hours later, the bed was filled with so much pee they had to change everything out. Needless to say, my room then wreaked of someone else's urine. The final straw is when they helped me to the bathroom and then never came back.

I went to the emergency room the day before Thanksgiving. I was taken in right away, no issues…read morethere. They tended to me almost immediately because I was feeling very dizzy. The staff was tentative and super friendly. I can't say enough about how nice they were to me considering it being Thanksgiving Eve. I have been here a few times before with my daughter and they were always nice to us. I don't go to the emergency room often but I won't hesitate to go back here. They were in order and fast. The doctor was knowledgeable and the care they gave me was immediate!

Tonight I went to Warren campus I had the female doctor which was really great she was and then my…read morenurse was Casey she was really good I had a boil or an abscess under my arm and they both were very very great with me I couldn't ask for a better nurse or doctor thank you both for helping and taking care of me the way a patient is supposed to be taken care of you guys are both the best thank you Misty

Prompt and professional care in the ER. They were excellent with my son who was going wild due to…read morean injury. I would return again for any emergent needs.

My massage was wonderful . The ladies here do a great job and aren't lazy with their hands if…read moreyou're looking for a quick way to relax. At an affordable price . This is the way to go . 100% recommend

Absolutely amazing. I was blown away by the quality of my massage. This was NOT a place where you'd…read moresee pervy old men. This was an actual massage with real benefits. My neck was killing me and my sciatica was on fire. Jenny took care of me. She stretched and kneaded all of my knots. But she didn't kill me like some therapists do. She worked it out and when I left I could stand up straight. I came here because my regular therapist couldn't fit me in. After how great I feel right now, THIS is my new go to for massage. What's even better is that it's next to Clove, the best Indian food around. I couldn't be happier with Oasis.

I'm going to agree with Ryan K.'s review, Dr. Bautista is an arrogant, pompous horses ass. I was…read moreseeking a new family care Physician in the area as I have recently relocated to this area. On my very first appointment with this man came a rude and a belligerent attitude that just poured out of him. Condescending, passive-aggressive and dismissive with a god complex. He told me that I had Stage 1 Kidney disease on the very first visit, I sat there in complete shock. This is even before any tests or lab work was even done ! I sat there in utter disbelief that this guy would ever talk to anyone in such an obnoxious and hurtful manner. He ordered procedures for me that we didn't even discuss like I was just a dumb farm animal. I would advise everyone to seek any other doctor at this facility then him. I will never return there. Do yourself a favor and just avoid this place entirely.

I wouldn't recommend this facility to my worse enemy. The medical staff, physician assistants, not…read moredoctors, are terrible. They are rude, arrogant and dismissive of patients needs. There are surely better options in the immediate are for emergency medical care. Don't waste your money and more importantly your time at this facility.

We had a family member having major surgery at this facility. We were all very nervous at the…read morebeginning. What great doctors, nurses , the doctor had a wonderful bedside matters. Any questions we had , answered us without any doubt and even called to make sure we didn't have any further questions after the surgery. Made a scary situation for us, more comfortable. Facility very clean.

Severe Diagnostic Failure and Patient Neglect I am writing…read morethis review out of deep concern for the safety of future patients at this facility. During my stay, the medical staff failed to properly review my lab results, leading to a premature and dismissive psychological diagnosis that could have resulted in permanent physical harm. I presented to the hospital with progressing, visible neurological symptoms, including severe numbness, burning, vision changes and more. Despite repeatedly informing the staff that my condition was worsening after admission, the treating physician dismissed my physical symptoms as psychological because the mri's came back negative, stating they were "in my head," and repeatedly insisted that I needed a psychiatrist. Alarmed by this dismissal, I reviewed my own lab work and discovered that my Vitamin B6 level was significantly elevated at 80.8 ng/mL--well over double the normal limit and a definitive indicator of B6 toxicity (hypervitaminosis B6). Every single one of my neurological symptoms perfectly correlated with this toxic exposure. Incredibly, while I was experiencing active B6 toxicity, the hospital was actively administering multivitamins and melatonin to me, which directly exacerbated my condition. When I brought the lab results to the physician's attention, he initially argued and went back and forth with me. Only after I insisted that he consult another physician did he review the data properly, return, and apologize. Had I not intervened and audited my own medical records, I would have been discharged to go home and continue taking the supplements that were actively poisoning my nervous system. My primary concern is the systemic "domino effect" of damage this hospital's culture creates. Writing off complex, undiagnosed physical illnesses as mental health issues causes profound patient confusion, creates unnecessary family arguments, and delays life-saving or sight-saving care. Dismissing physical pathology as a psychiatric issue because a physician cannot immediately find the answer is dangerous medical practice. This was a horrific experience, and the facility needs immediate oversight regarding how lab results are audited.

Sadly I was admitted to St. Luke's Anderson, May 22 with a stroke. Within a week I was transferred…read moreto ARC fourth floor bethlehem campus, for intense rehabilitation so three hours a day they worked with my walking, Occupational & speech therapy that included cognitive.I never thought i was gonna walk again, but withinjust a few days they had me up and walking with a walker my leg is once again moving, not perfectly. But I'm not expecting perfection just, want to be better my nurses on that floor were fantastic. the therapists were all wonderful, particularly Cypress and Louanne, Lauren was my occupational therapist and Kristen & Jen were my speech therapists. The patience that they had with me was amazing if you ever need physical therapy (I hope you don't), I definitely recommend St. Luke's ARC department. I learned so much about the brain, such an amazing organ, the doctors that came into my room on a daily basis. were definitely kind and caring.There were so many of them too many to name the one that sticks out in my mind is Dr. dePadua. i also enjoyed my chats with Chaplin Paul. I was discharged on June 18 and was recommended for neuro-physical therapy at Warren- Hillcrest in NJ. Review where I continue to improve and met more amazing therapists Michael for speech, Nicholas for occupational and Erica for physical. A shout out to Alyssa up at ARC. She was a rehab aid.

Absolutely dreadful. "Do no harm" is a load of malarkey with these morons. If you're actually…read morestruggling, they'll "help" you by loading you up with an overpriced bill and some residual trauma, then throw you out on the street. Sound like fun? Then this is your place

Thiefs! Can not be trusted…read more Northwood had our company do several repairs to there X-Ray Machines including thousands of dollars worth of parts and never paid us! A place like this can not be trusted. It makes you wonder what other corners they would be willing to cut to save money. I would never be treated by this surgery center.

Had some bloodwork done at Labcorp in this medical bldg & by far the easiest testing I've ever had…read moredone! The lady was so efficient & kind, I'll def go back there again if I need any in the future