Visited a friend who was confined here ! A quick security bag check upon entering lobby! Checked in at counter with our ID to secure visitor's pass! Very clean facility with approachable nurse staff!! This hospital is a 415 patient's beds with a multi specialty group of providers taking care of any health needs. Some Services offered here: Childbirth and Family Services Cancer Programs Neuroscience Institute for Joint Restoration Laboratory Cardiology Diabetes Care Gynecology Palliative Care Trauma Center Imaging Urgent Care Vascular Surgery Sports Medicine Pediatric Care Occupational Medicine read more

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This hospital does not care about the patients or community they serve. If you can, skip this one, go to a different hospital where you will feel seen, and heard regarding your ailments or condition. This place will only put a band aid on a patient, so-to-speak-, whose symptoms are much more severe. Also, nursing staff and doctors refuse to or decline to follow up with family members regarding patients who are hospitalized there. "Fem" most recently and rude failed to provide me with the info I'd been seeking since my father was admitted to their emergency room and then quickly discharged about 3 hrs after admitting him with catheter related issues. Poor performance, what a disappointing establishment. read more

Staff is super friendly, I would especially like to put a good word in for Della. Food is really good and reasonably priced read more

WARNING Irresponsible doctors submitted to Medicare insufficient and inaccurate information, and my mother-in-law was removed from the hospital prematurely. Doctors inaccurately reported to Medicare that she just had a urinary tract infection, when in fact, she had c-diff a disease that's most often caught in hospitals, and if not potentially fatal comes close. She was unable to walk. She is elderly. She needed weeks and weeks in skilled nursing. The doctors at Washington Hospital prevented that from happening given the incompetence of the Medicare beneficiary administrator. If it's the only hospital fine. But you have a choice for more responsible hospital go for that better hospital. Do not recommend. Shame on the doctors at Washington Hospital. Shame on the doctors at Washington hospital. Shame on the doctors at Washington hospital. read more

Unfortunately, I have had the opportunity to spend time here more often than I'd like. But in this review I want to mention a few people that likely rarely get mentioned, yet play such an important role. Even if it just makes you feel seen. One recent visit, I mentioned to the women changing my bedding - who. I just learned require extensive advanced training - that I use towels as pillows at home. They returned a few moments later, and rather than just handing me four terry cloth towels, the two teamed up to insert the folded towels into two separate pillowcases, which they then combined ing one extra wide pillow case. The thought and effort just blew me away. On my current stay, as I was taking a walk through the corridors, holding the back of the hospital robe closed, a random aide stopped, said to wait a moment, and produce a second robe, set it up open to the front, and just made it way more comfortable fir me. Not my aide, nor section; he simply saw and proactively solved. And just a few moments ago, the woman from house keeping, as she mopped my floors, glanced at my infected knee, and remarked how much better it looked today than it did yesterday. These gestures, both big and small, contribute to the sense of weep being and overall care you receive from a facility read more

I brought my 4 year old daughter to the emergency room here. She has severe allergies and doesn't respond to over the counter antihistamines. The doctor (Kadeer Halimi) informed me she likely had a virus and it wasn't an allergic reaction to anything in particular. He recommended over the counter antihistamines. I told him that she only responded to Clarinex. He then started gaslighting me saying Clariten was the same thing (Lie #1). It's not, look it up. He said he would give me prescription strength Clariten, it wasn't, but the hospital staff kept me waiting for hours and gave me a print out saying to take it to any pharmacy (Lie #2). When I realized what happened after going to the pharmacy, I called the ER and asked them to explain to me why the doctor told me they were the same medicine and why they gave me a BS print out saying it was a prescription. She told me it was because Clarinex is not available in the US (Lie # 3). Not true, it absolutely is. After calling them back she then changed her story and told me it was because they need special approval to prescribe Clarinex. (Lie #4?) I don't know, but it sure sounds like BS to me. They are a hospital and give out controlled substances but they can't prescribe prescription strength antihistamines? Stay away from this hospital, the doctors will lie to your face and so will the management staff. They don't care about patients. They just want to process you in and out quickly without providing any meaningful care. At the time of this writing, my daughter's face is still swollen and she is suffering. I do want to be fair and so I'll say the nurses in the ER that processed her in were absolutely lovely. They all need to go find another facility to work at. This hospital doesn't deserve them. read more

I had my surgery April 10 for my arteries it's blocked 90 percenton the right and left 70 percent Dr safaya is my surgeon n Dr jain and Dr kudaravalli they did an excellent job. .I had collected care from admission to all nurses and cna that took care of me thank you very much..my friend visited me and she was amazed that the hospital was so cleaned.i can always recommend this hospital to be the best . read more

The care quality was good. If you are there for a procedure, chances are it's because your doctor is affiliated with the hospital, so that won't be a problem. The support staff and nursing staff were great. But the food left me scratching my head. I wasn't there for anything related to my digestive system and they were aware that I didn't have dietary restrictions. But they gave me a meal with white rice, white bread from refined grains, saltine crackers, and after they stripped out all the nutrition and fiber, they expect me to take a laxative to make up for it. Why not give nutritious food in the first place? They want me to avoid constipation because they don't want me to strain after surgery, but they give a diet that no dietitian would recommend. read more

Washington hospital located on Mowry Ave. In Freemont. +'s & -'s Super hard to find parking however they do have free valet parking. Older building but is going through Renovations with new buildings being built. As you walk in the main lobby security does a great job making sure you sign in and they are also helpful in showing you how to get where you need to go. Sections of the hospital is set aside for surgeons such as Dr. Sah ( orthopedic surgeon) I can only speak for this area, this section is nice and the staff does a great job helping patience and making sure they stay comfortable. Overall I think the Hospital is looking twards the future and is taking the proper steps in making the hospital better. read more

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Emergency room - While everyone was very nice there isn't enough Dr. coverage. 30 people waiting up to 5 hours for 1 Dr on call. Went in for kidney stone. Made me wait up to 3 hours to get pain meds....on 2 occasions. They tell you they are getting it and then you never see that person again. I literally had to yell to get them to pay attention. Will not go there again. read more

Washington Hospital ER is jock by the name ER .waiting in ER for more than 5 hours and still no answer how long still we have to wait. Shame on you Washington hospital ER. Patients are literally suffering for care and the staff doesn't care. What's the use of having community hospital in fremont? read more

I was told by my doctor at sutter health to go to ER because they wanted me there for observation. I waited in ER room for 3 1/2 hrs after I was triaged and blood work. When I went up to person behind glass who I will presume was a nurse to ask about how much longer because I felt my fever going up and started to feel tightness in chest do to asthma. I asked if I should go to anther ER ...before I could give reseal why she sat back and waved bye bye to me. I was so shocked because I just needed some assistance because of breathing but she never let me finish what I was going to say. I left because if nurses there have that type of response to someone who has never come up to window within 3 1/2 hr wait to ask for help.I was told by friend who is in medical field if that happens next time to call 911 from within the ER...see how fast you get help. I had to leave and go home and give myself a breathing treatment. So that is the kind of medical treatment you get there. This is not first time this type of mistreatment but never again. I sat and watched and I was not the only one treated that way in the ER. Shame on you Washington hospital for allowing this type of treatment of your patients seeking emergency medical help read more

Friendly nurses, clean private rooms in the intermediate care unit. For a hospital, the food they serve was not bad at all. Maybe I was just hungry but I was able to finish everything they served me. read more

The 2 stars are for the 3 pleasant shift nurses we had in 6 West. BEST part was the fact my BFF survived WORST part staff was unbelievably rude! From the volunteers at the front desk, the transportation people the took him from the ER that banged him into walls, hit the elevator with him in the bed, your not allowed to even bring in an unopened bottled water, the "head" nurse at 6 West on 4/23 at 10am acted as if she was a Parisian warden rather that a nurse. The man at the front desk in a dress shirt literally scolded me for using the restroom thinking I left the building a d came back then proceeded to tell me I couldn't wait in the lobby area after the surgery check in nurse specifically took me to the area and said I would wait there. I would have rather gone to Saint Rose! So sad this was once a great hospital. read more

It is amazingly disappointing. We are in the 21st century and this big hospital cafeteria does not accept credit/debit cards. IRS should check this place out. And yelp please remove the "accept credit card" as payment method. read more

I just recently stumbled upon this gem of a cafeteria. I was confined in the hospital for 5 days and ate regular diet from their cafeteria. And guess what, I lost weight. And the weight lost has nothing to do with my ailment which I would rather not discuss. Anyway, I have tried NutriSystem, Jenny Craig and Weigh Watchers. They all work but you can't beat fresh cooked meal from WH Cafeteria. Their dishes are tasty especially if you consider they are usually lower in fat and salt (at least, I think). But then again, you have free range on the condiments, so it can back fire bad as well. Well, I am convinced. I am going to give this cafeteria a try and eat there for as long as I can and see if the weight continues to come off... Until then...I'll keep updating... BTW, their gel treats (Kozy Shack brand) are the best! And I can only find them here...5 calories for the sugar-free version...can't beat that... And its way better than Jell-O. read more

ER worst ever my daughter with abdominal pain has been waiting for more than 2hrs a no room no treatment no doctor available only nurses that only take notes and blood pressure They can not do anything told us to wait. read more

This is a very amazing facility. I'm impressed that they think ahead for entry security as well as state-of-the-art medical needs. They even take care of little details like flowers and balloons to cheer up people when they're facing so many challenges. Not that anyone wants to get sick but if you have to Washington Hospital is a place to go. read more

Washington Hospital - Gifts - Hospitals Near Me - Fremont, California

My grandma died here and it was because of these incompetent doctors who kept on giving her antibiotics and other diagnosis. They would always inject stuff in her without telling us. Please don't ever go here, try some other hospital. read more

I'm a connoisseur of hospital cafeterias. Whether its a place to eat or a refuge from the hustle and bustle, you can count on a place to sit either be by yourself or take in the company of friends and family. Cafeterias say a lot about the hospital and the neighborhood they are located in. For example, while working on a project at SFGH, I would have lunch in their cafeteria. It seemed like their menu never changed. Lunch was always spaghetti, salad and a roll. Served up indifferently on a paper tray along the stainless steel line, it was something akin to being in jail. Not too far of an analogy as there were sheriff's deputies everywhere. Quite the contrast to WHHS. Towards the late 90's as Washington West was just opening up, the cafeteria went through changes of its own into the scene we enjoy today. Basically it went from an institutional look to a warm vibe. Probably the one thing that sets this cafeteria apart is the patio which was there since like the beginning. Enough of that, so let's talk about food. I would have to agree with other Yelpers that the fry station is probably one of the bigger attractions. Don't get me wrong, its institutional comfort food, but they have crinkle fries along with fried favorites like fish and chips and egg rolls. Entrees can be comfort food bliss. At one time, they had these really good cabbage rolls and mutton stew that I haven't seen in a long time. The holidays are on point with the typical turkey loaf, stuffing, gravy thing. All of it pretty cheap. For you Filipino folk, they have lugaw. Burger station, hot dog stand, and salad bar are what you expect. Almost forgot about breakfasts...standards, eggs, bacon, etc. Just the smell of it will make you feel better. read more

Where can you get the best food inside a hospital cafeteria? The prices are reasonable. They make different main entrees every day of the week. They also serve breakfast and dinner. Other snack foods are available too like chili dogs, low-fat frozen yogurt, cookies, burgers, sweet potato fries, salads, sodas, etc.. They have all in here. They only accept cash. read more

I personally hate washington hospital there security people are so annoying i wanted to go down stairs to the cafeteria and the security guy stopped me and asked me how old i was! I told him my correct age and he still didn't believe me so he went with me to the cafeteria! When i got there everything was sold out! Waste of my time dealing with securing guys and at the end left with nothing! read more

still 5 stars. happened to be in the area and was hungry. so why not??? Bagel dogs??? frickin delicious. raided the make your own sandwhich station again. and the clam chowder!!! if only they had bread bowls. read more

My mother was in the hospital for her kidney stone, went to the emergency and she had to wait for an hour and half to get in. The pain was bad and they wouldn't take her in unless you are there in an ambulance. What a place for poor people. The nurses and assistant nurses are very rude and not cooperative. When you want to ask them a question without any smile and rude response. read more

Nurses would honestly get better treatment if they worked at McDonalds. 8 hours worked with no break is a regular occurrence. But don't you dare clock out late! Lovely nurses -but a horrible place to work!!! read more

Worst hospital ever. Doctors tell families different things and front concierge is an idiot and thinks they can make people feel better that their grandma is dying and be a shit head. read more

My father broke his shoulder today! It a major brake! He 88 years old who walks with walker! He in so much pain now he can't even walk! The doctor said we can't keep him? I question the doctors making that type of decision for 88 year old man who needs care? Washington hospital really has slipped! They have security all over the hospital! Its a prison not a top notch hospital who rips off the community! They killed my mother in this hospital with their neglect and lack of care! read more

Still one of the worse hospital in history they think they can just give drugs to make you feel better but they are not smart enough to seek and treat the problem besides giving you drugs and discharge you making you feel like a fuckn junky that just came in for drugs like wtf what about my situation it's not better why are you discharging me the doctors here aren't good for nothing they sent people home without making an intent of finding the problem I go to Kaiser I am not a Kaiser member but they still take me if it wasn't for Kaiser I would be dead my appendix would've exploded at the Washington I got there with major pain in my abdomen they put me in a room with just a chair for 2 hours I was sweating because of the pain I followed my gut instinct called my husband to take me to Kaiser instead sure enough with in 15 minute wait in the lobby they bring me in I was in a room with a bed warm blankets omg I felt a big releif and comfort they took me for a ct scan and ultrasound X-ray you name something that the doctors at Washington are so lazy to do anyway sure enough it was appendix going out I started to cry if I would've stayed at Washington I think My appendix would've busted I would of died I do t know why or how this hospital still in business it should be demolished down or changed you sorry ass staff! read more

I am a physician. My sister in law who is my patient and was visiting Fremont, fell and broke her right thigh bone (Femur Neck) fe weeks ago. My experience with even a simple visiting of patient at this so called hospital was a disaster. Let me say first that I work an live in Los Gtaos and have never seen anything like this in any of the hospitals in this area. Around here people freely and in like other places, are treated in a courteous and civilized manner by hospital staff. there is no military style barricade and obstruction for people entering the hospital, unlike what I saw at Washington Hospital in Fremont. I first called the hospital radiology and mentioned that I am the primary care doctor for a patient there and even though I am not on staff there, I like to sit with the radiologist and go over the patient's X-Rays. I got a verbalOK form the radiology secretary. Then I drove form Los Gatos to Fremont while I was still in my work scrubs. When I entered the hospital lobby, I noticed that there is a desk and entrance controlled and people are asked why they are there and who they want to see. Well, abiding by their rules, I introduced myself and mentioned that I have communicated to see the radiologist to review my patients X-Ray films. The reaction of these employees, who apparently had never heard of a doctor talking to another doctor, was surprisingly interesting. They looked at each other and strangely enough became hostile! They said, what do you want?! I explained again, that I am the primary doctor of a patient hospitalized here, and want to see the radiologist. They said "No you Can't"! I said I have my physician's ID and driver license, if you like for me to produce. They again looked at each other. AT this time I said, may be you can call the radiologist office in the hospital and let him decide. They said, we don't do that. I said then call the radiologist receptionist or secretary on duty. They said we can't!!. I called, from my cell phone, the hospital number and asked the operator to connect me with radiology department. She di so. I spoke to the secretary, who said "I will come to get you and take you to the radiologist. After a minute she arrived at the lobby and then one of ladies in charge of controlling hospital flow, said "he want to see radiologist, we don't know why and he is persisting"!. Now this receptionist said can you show you ID. I showed my Los Gatos hospital physician ID, she said, now I mean you driver license, because we need government ID. I said look, I am a physician and just want to talk to a colleague. But I can go to my car and get you my driver's license. She said that is not necessary! I said finally do you want my government ID or not?! She became hostile, and said look you must abide by our rules. I said "am I not"? Then she said OK I take you there. Now the two flow controlling ladies, who di not know how to treat people nicely, came in conversation and said to receptionist, he can't go alone, you must go with him (to the radiology secretary). She said, no I am not going to babysit him! I was feeling so bad that I wanted to vomit. Why are these people lacking basic politeness?! Are these people even employable and in charge such PR jobs at a hospital?! Finally, she too me to the radiologist. I told him what happened, and he apologized to me. My question to myself is , if staff hired by Washington hospital treat a primary doctor, even if he is not on staff there, how are they treating the rest of the public?! Anyhow after all the incidents, I asked to talk to the hospital manger on duty. He came to be and apologized. He promised to get back with me after talking to people involved, but he never did. Which was not surprising. By the way, my sister-in-lay has severe pain form her neck of femur surgery which was done at this hospital. The metal rods are sticking too far out the bone causing severe pain few months after surgery. She may have to have surgery redone at another place of course. As a physician, I will never encourage my patients get any type of medical care there. Management of this hospital must hire and train people who understand basic courteous behavior. read more