On July 14, I was out with my group and my brother called me and told me to get to the hospital ER. I was like OK and he came to pick me up and told me that my blood sugar was very high.. when I got there the staff was fantastic. They knew that I was worried but I would be OK when I got home that same night I was happy to have White Plains hospital down the road from my house White plains hospital nurses and doctors get a 10 in my book especially to show they care about their patients read more

On Monday night at around 11:30 pm I was transported by ambulance to the ER with severe shortness of breath and dizziness. I spent the next 12 hours in the ER while waiting for a room. They gave me a battery of tests, blood labs, chest Ex Ray , EKG. When they determined that my Hemoglobin was severely and critically low they were expecting to find some kind of internal bleeding. Their thoroughness found out that I had a urinary tract infection coupled with my diabetes, my anemia and some of my diabetic meds were adding to my severe anemia condition. They immediately put me on antibiotics and started to withhold some of my other meds because I needed to stabilize my blood. They gave me 1 blood transfusion that did not improve anything. After 2 more transfusions my blood improved tremendously. I would be remiss if I did not praise the staff. Mark the technician in the E R was great. The nurse and ER doctor were very attentive, methodical and reassuring. When I got to a room later in the day I was amazed at the nurses and techs and how they were a team and exemplified caring for patients. At this stage of my life I have been in hospital situations over the years and White Plains Hospital should get ten stars. Thank you Mark, Megan, Michelle, Rachel, Pam, Julianna and Dr Alon the attending physician. Thank you ER staff. It was determined that I had a UTI that sent my blood to go too low. They let me go home but I have to check within a week to sure the infection is gone.As I said before 10 stars not 5. Sal E. New Rochelle read more

87 yo mother-in- law was left lying in her own waste for 10 hours while waiting for a bed. No food or water. NO IV. Not adequate pain control. Hospital experience great so far. But state should investigate the ED and consider closure. read more

Very hard to make an appointment with cardiologist they have a gatekeeper who answers the phone for Dr. WANG very hard to get an appointment follow up, etc. read more

I was diagnosed with a softball-sized tumor in my retroperitoneal cavity and referred to White Plains Hospital and Dr. Sasan Roayaie. My experience was very disappointing. They gave me limited options -- basically surgery with the loss of my kidney -- and performed a biopsy that produced no results. At a second hospital, the biopsy was done in a completely different spot, and I had preliminary results the next day with a clear timeline for answers. White Plains, on the other hand, left me waiting almost two weeks with no communication. For something as serious as a tumor, I recommend going straight to Memorial Sloan Kettering. Their accuracy, communication, and expertise far surpassed what I experienced at White Plains. Below is a picture of my back where you can clearly see the two biopsy spots. Definitely showing how the first hospital COMPLETELY MISSED the tumor. Did they blind fold themselves then stick me? read more

White Plains Hospital - Top is my biopsy from memorial Sloan Kettering. 5 inches below is my biopsy from poopy white plains hospital. - Hospitals Near Me - White Plains, New York

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My grandmother was admitted into the ICU. She and my family were relieved and appreciative of how great the staff were. The nurses Meg and Gianna were so kind, patient, and caring. read more

I would like to commend the ER doctors and nurses at White Plains Hospital. They were phenomenal. They were patient,kind, knowlegeable and compassionate!! I gave 3 stars because of them!! However, the transport tech and other lower echelon staff,in addition to "SECURITY," need professional development and etiquette training. To put it mildly, they are simply GHETTO and unprofessional. They escalate situations when they should be trained to de-escalate!! The area is also DIRTY!! read more

So I stumbled into White Plains Hospital yesterday afternoon with a swollen leg and could barely walk! It was clearly visable that I had an issue and these people were really incomptent! I was seen relatively quickly considering the way the ER looked. But I will NEVER go there again! I was sent for an ultrasound, then an xray. They find nothing with my heart which was good. After 3 hours in a communial area, where they are treating patients like myself. Installing IV's, drawing blood, asking personal questions on people, bringing a portable screen/shade to cover a man while they did something possibly in a private area, (what happened to the HIPA policy???) I did not get any blood drawn. I see everyone getting a pain shot, I asked the nurse after 3 hrs. Can I get pain medicine??? Thinking I would get a cup with 2 pills???? I get "oh you have pain?" Yea That is why I am here. So she messages the Dr, Andrew, who supposively never got back to her, so apparently by me asking her if he ever got back to her, "flagged me as someone who was starving for pain meds" ARE YOU KIDDING me?? They did give me a shot in my arm, which I was told it should go in my buttocks, but whatever. The bozo of a Dr., said he was calling in a script to my pharmacy, and didn't because according to them I was starving for pain meds! My PCP told me this this am. This was a complete shit show, and I lost 4 hrs of my life that I will not get back. I told the clown of a Doctor, and he agreed. I said just give me my discharge papers and Let me get out of here. He shakes my hand and says Linda hope to see you at the next Barbeque???? Where the hell did this come from?? read more

You never know what you're going to get when you rely on searches, especially when you're in need, so I was really grateful for the care I received at this hospital during an emergency situation. I highly recommend!. read more

My wife rushed me to the White Plains Hospital ER at midnight, after I was complaining of severe pain in my abdomen. Turns out, I was having a gall bladder attack with stones and an infected gall bladder. From the minute I arrived to the ER, until I left the hospital after surgery, the staff at the hospital was way above awesome, and I can't say enough nice things about them all. I always felt very cared for during my 4 day stay at the hospital. Dr. Charney, Dr. Robbie and nurse Eli are just a few members of the staff that made my medical emergency so much better than it could have been. Thank You! read more

I need to have my swollen knee checked. They took my information at the EMERGENCY ROOM and then I was told to take a seat. After me came around ten more patients and they all went in before me!!! I understand if a person is in a lot of pain they they should have preference but some of them they were even laughing and joking with the staff. Even she went in before me!! So I just walked out!! I gave it 1 star because I can't give 0. read more

I was rushed to WHITE PLAINS HOSPITAL 122 Maple Ave. White Plains NY 10601 on 01/29/2026 due to 3 weeks of worsening right upper extremity weakness, and a severe headache from the head injury I suffered during defensive tactic training at the academy. When the Neurosurgeon - Alexandra N Kammen MD saw the alarming result of the head CT scan that she ordered showing large left sided subacute subdural hematoma with marked mass effect and midline shift. she immediately took me to the OR for left craniotomy for hematoma evacuation. Dr. Kammen is phenomenal, very assuring and knows her onions, the surgery went well, and my recovery very rapid, I was worried about my altered mental state and speech problem, but she assured me that it would be resolved and truly everything became perfectly restored on the on 01/13/2026 when the surgery staples were removed. All the staffs including Nurse Brittany who worked with me in the morning at the ICU made the pain less painful for me; The Caribbean American nurses that worked night shift with me at 4E floor were very helpful and encouraging, they emptied my urinal for me. May God bless you all. I will not forget to add that NP Maria Dedios is a great member of the team. She always makes sure all necessary notifications to my job or WCB and referrals are done promptly. read more

Great doctors at white plains hospital. My primary doctor Julia krim has been so understanding and very caring .I highly recommend Dr Julia krim. Dr Joshua raff my oncologist and hematology monitoring system for non Hodgkins lymphoma is the best in his field. Erica Green his assistant wonderful. Have many doctors in white plains for my health issues. A I can't leave out the emergency room. Took me in right away. I appreciate all the services. I hope my reviews reaches head of white plains. I can't thank you enough for taking care of me and my husband. Cancer center staff love them all. read more

I along with some others care givers, came to WP Hospital for 1 month to help with our 61 yr old family member. He has severe pancreatitis and lost 35 lbs in @ 5 weeks. By the time he got there he was skin & bones, but rather then treating him immediately from his prior diagnosis they judged him completely, the pain managment Dr. said he was looking for meds and would not treat him so we had to watch him for almost 2 weeks suffering from severe pain and near death. No one would listen to us untill it was almost to late. We had to beg finally to this evil pain managment Dr to help him. It gets worse from there but ill spare more details. The saddest part is they let him home with no pain meds in hand, my 34 yr old daughter had to wait untill 10:15 pm at a CVS 3 towns over to get a prescription filled, and no visiting nurse ever came to teach us how to take care of the aftermath of the emergency surgery they had to perform that changed his life. The nurses and cleaning staff were good, some were great and much appreciated. I would Never step foot in there again nor would any of us. Its been 2 weeks and we are gutted by this experience, just so inhumane and we had the patient advocate involved the whole time, it did nothing. Beyond bizarre. We are moving him to another state and pray the Dr's there will see a good man who needs help and some kindness, as does his family. If this helps 1 family its worth it. read more

My partner was in the er 4 times twice admitted But they send im home in severe pain his back and kodneys are severely painful and they give him an appt with a doctor for july 31 This man cant walk cant sleep and is severely in paim all they did was put a lanacane pads on his back and tylenol They did mri and they checked his brain They got a heart doc neurologist and cscan and every doc except a back doctor. This hospital does not have doctor who could of helped him. They are nice and feedyou well but all i needed was for donald to feel better. Do you know i spend so much money on lyft and uber buses but he cant even walk how can i help him. I pray he lives through this. Please where is a doc that can help him read more

I brought my mother there. They all are so caring and thoughtful and courteous and professional. They treated her with dignity and respect. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. read more

If you ever have to go to the ER and you are in Westchester County, Please do pick White Plains Hospital. Friday 2/11/2022: After my brief visit to Urgent Care NYCMed, we were discreetly recommended to go here for a more thorough exam and tests. We were ever so glad - every staff member was lovely and welcoming. The Resident MD and Nurse Practitioner both displayed superb bedside manner, articulate and clear concise explanation of diagnoses. One of the charming male nurses said that I look 25 years younger than my actual age. Thank you, Mr Nurse! It is remarkable to have a good medical center that runs like a well oiled machine, and serves what ails us professionallly and humanitarily. Well trained doctors and a good professional medical staff are a very good thing. Right, Martha? I admire White Plains Hospital's commitment to setting a stellar example. I am doing well and was sent home thankfully. Thank you for reading. UPDATE Sunday 2/13/2022: WPH has called me twice to check up on how I am doing. That is wonderful. Thank you!!! read more

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They were wonderful to me. I don't if it was because my medical insurance but up to date but they were friendly, efficient and treated me promptly. Nice people, don't hesitate if you need care. read more

$6,000 for nausea and a muscle spasm. They billed me as admitted but I wound up getting discharged from the ER but they won't change it. Mind you I spent half the visit in the hallway next to people in active withdrawal. My insurance is billing me as admitted now and mind you it took them over a year to send me the bill. Don't go here, go to urgent care you'll get better care. read more

Estu e esta tarde en. White plains emergency. muy pésima. malísima. atención. se. registro mi. esposo por un problema en su. rodilla. dijimos. nos atenderán pronto estaba casi. vacía la. sala. y empezaron a llegar y llegar pacientes. y nosotros nomás mirando como a todos los pasaban. hasta que me levanté y fui al frente a preguntar que pasa. !! y me disen eres el. siguiente. y nada siguieron pasando otros. pacientes. se desesperó. mi. esposo y nos. salimos. pésimo servicio. pero. para mandar el cobro. están. buenos. read more

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE HOUSEKEEPING: Denise took great pride in her work. As a 30+ year hospitality professional, I can spot attention to cleanliness through the way a bed is made. The linens were fresh and pressed and Denise made quick work of efficient cleaning protocols. STAFF: Kate, Caitlin, and the Case Manager stopped by to answer some of my questions. Noieda from case management was very attentive. My next review will be regarding care and recovery. read more

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Had to go to ER and everyone (from security guards to doctors) was extremely professional, polite, empathetic, and efficient!! The complete opposite of Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville! read more

I really like this place. I don't see doctors often but when I need to run out, since they're local, this is the urgent care I use. I walked in today. Everybody was responsivity, thoughtful, considerate. Doctor saw me very quickly gave me an intelligent uncaring diagnosis quickly. Erica and the other nurses working the front desk, were as friendly as always. read more

White Plains Hospital recently took very good care of my dad. The ER doctor was excellent and took the situation very seriously. Once my dad was admitted, the hospital doctor called me daily with an update. The nurses were very nice as well. My dad got better, so I would say they all did a great job. On top of that, the hospital is clean and updated. The parking is easy as far as hospital parking lots go, and it's not terribly expensive. In the lobby, there is a decent cafe with some good food options. The only reason I didn't give the hospital five stars is that, like all hospitals, the discharge day was very slow while we waited endlessly for certain things that should have been done earlier to get done. But I've unfortunately had a lot of hospital experience lately, so o know this is typical of hospitals. White Plains Hospital at least made the whole experience a lot more pleasant than it could have been. read more

While labor and delivery is fantastic, the postpartum recovery section has gone downhill in the last 2 years. They are so focused on being 'baby friendly' and having mom room with baby 24/7. I spent a day getting mom shamed and getting denied each time I asked for my baby to be sent to the nursery so I could get a quick nap in. read more

never go here for imaging. never. they hit me with an almost $500 dollar bill for a pelvic ultrasound which is the craziest scam ever.Mind you, I have excellent insurance I can only image people without insurance getting a bill for $2k. never go here. they are scam artists. Also, please do not reach out to me saying reach out to us PR team I will not, just stop scamming regular working class people and you won't get reviews such as this. read more

White Plains hsptl. Cath Lab is exceptional. Dr Rouch and his them are great. Nurses are compassionate and very competent

Have to give a Shout Out to WP Hospital Surgical! I recently had a Knee Replacement and from Start to Finish it was a 100% Experience! EVERY Associate from Receptionist, Office, Techs, Nurses, Doctors to Car Hops were Friendly, Helpful, Directive and Concerned! 5 Super Stars!!! read more

The bloat that is WP Hospital should have a neon sign-- No Complaints. I was feeling the worst I ever have. I thought my Abdomen was going to Burst. It was very late at night but I drove myself there. The ER Room was empty. I waited. I asked how long. Thats when they brought me to Stage 1. Vitals. My BP was crazy. I was told to get on this Gurney (sure!) and then I was moved inside to stay outside a room of a very ill gent. I started to freeze, had to keep asking for Blankets. I was told there are no rooms available. Stay in the Hallway. I was hurting so bad I pulled this PA over and while listening to me, he was asking questions for billing and put a Coding Bracelet on. Where is a Doctor? Very Short staffed. Only 1 for each side. Finally, a Dr came over pressed around said Xray, MRI, CT Scan. I ruled out the CT Scan. They took me up and then I was told Dr.said Ct scan w contrast!! Took em all. Diagnosis-I had a UTI! Brought me downstairs into a room and left me there. Gent came around to scan more charges. I asked him to get something for neusea. No. Ok. Grabbed my purse and took 2 Bomines. I laid back, the OTC worked. No one came. I hopped off the Gurney changed into my clothes, walked to the Bathroom unaccompanied and back, grabbed my Purse and walked right by the nursing station and the Dr. I was a bit dizzy and the Security Guard right by the Exit Door said, you look pale, are you ok? Yep. Fine thanks. He asked to accompany me to my car as he was concerned about me driving, asked for Discharge Papers! Dont have any but Patients Right to Leave. He agreed. It wasnt easy getting home but at 4am, I came in and draped myself on the Bed. They sent a Fabulous Bill of which I paid $100 (from $6K), Explained to Billing the whole truth. Then called my Doctor, who said pooey on their Diagnosis. It turned out after my blood work, I had an infection in my gut from certain food I ate. Antibiotics. I was fine. I will never use that Hospital for anything. I will be driven to Greenwich Hospital. Period. read more

If I could give 10 stars I would, had a FANTASTIC experience in the Cardiac Cath Lab with Dr Rauch and the entire staff. Top Quality......would not hesitate in a second to go back for anything. They were totally professional, put me at ease and the whole experience was awesome. Shout out to Dr. Rauch, again I would give 10 stars on a scale of 5 if I could. Was very informative, knowledgable, extremely nice and answered all my questions. Totally recommend him and the whole team there. read more

Emergency Room Visit I went to the ER because I was having Chest Pains for several days, shortness of breath, nausea, swollen ankles and dizziness. I've been diagnosed with severe grief which leads to severe panic attacks. After being left standing unattended in a hallway and feeling faint, I realized there wasn't a call button or MEDICAL STAFF around to help me. I decided to leave and I asked for the paperwork I needed to sign myself out of WPH-ER. I left before receiving the paperwork and went to Greenwich ER. The doctor who I didn't see wrote misleading notes in my perm med records about my conduct, also instructing the medical staff not to contact me to see if I was ok. Surprisingly, no suspiciously left out was when security was contacted to help with an aggressive patient, because I was not aggressive and handle myself with dignity and the reason I decided to leave and seek dignified care. IT SHOULD BE NOTED: I was able to walkout the ER unnoticed, without medical intervention to try to keep me there to seek medical treatment and false info was put in my chart to cover White Plains Hospital neglect. Thank God for New York State and my ability to file an official complaint against the hospital and the license medical professional who enter misleading information in my permanent medical records. This ER was like a dirty war zone, patients were on stretchers and sitting in chairs waiting for care with no professional in sight. While at Greenwich Hospital ER, the blood test (which I hadn't received at White Plains) showed an elevated D-Dimer count which can indicate blood clots and the reason for my dizziness and shortness of breath. I could have passed out while waiting for care and left to die. I live a 5-10 minute walk from this ER. I will drive to Connecticut before going back to this ER. I wish I could understand White Plains Hospital national ratings. The lack of concern and care for the patients seeking treatment is evident. I will contact every state or federal agency to investigate the treatment of patients in this Emergency Room, and the character information falsely added to my medical profile because they messed up. I will have it LEGALLY removed. read more

a few weeks ago I had an accident where I fell in the bathtub. I had recently had foot surgery and was still recuperating. luckily I was not home alone and my daughter brought me straight to the emergency room. starting with the valet parking and one of the attendants bringing me a wheelchair to leBing and then bringing the car right to the front and everythjng in between I received amazing care. The intake process was efficient and the people were helpful and nice. Once I got into the emergency room, at first it was overwhelming. There were so Many people there and activity going at But everyone that worked there knew what to do and where I was at all times. I needed a number of X-rays and a cat scan. Someone who was a volunteer even offered me a warm blanket and pillow. The person I want to call out the most was the Doctor, who may have been a PA His fIrst name is Connor. Don't know the last. He was the best - kind, efficient, clearly knowledgable and a great communicator. I can not thank him and everyone at white plains hospital enough. Thank you for all you do. read more

It pains me to provide any facility with a poor review, but what pains me more is expensive substandard care. I went to WP ED in June of this year 2024. I had fatigue and bilateral leg pain with pitting edema. A tough year with a sudden onset of pneumonia, flu, covid etc. I left Monte ED a few days prior as they were admitting me to a hallway and gave no care, just thousands in testing. I was put in a nice wheelchair & brought right in. An RN doing my vitals said I didn't belong there & should see my PCP. I told her a doctor needs make that decision. I was given an EKG sitting up in a chair ? Received two Tylenol & lab work. The Head Nurse did come upon request & she was professional caring, took complaint. I believe it was Ms Brown. I felt relieved also acknowledged as a patient. Then a PA came extremely rough to bandage my legs tight. She was visibly angry. I asked she said not mad ? No explanation given on why this was done. Then brought to a back area alone. A Nurse did check on me. There appox 3 hrs in total. In walks an arrogant MD. He first advised I exceeded the two hour ED turn around time, then said I was preventing him from caring for cardiac arrest patients can you imagine. I was horrified & went on home in a cab crying still very ill. Sadly I'd gone back a few days later to WSH Monte ED. Awesome doctor immediately she had Lasix pushed & IV started very concerned admitted me to a bed this time thank God. I understand everything happening in ED settings & stess levels. However a minimal standard of care is expected. I'm praying someone reads these more recent poor reviews and makes needed adjustments. I will never go back there, advise this to everyone too. Please stay safe and also well if you can. Praying for healthcare. read more

Do not even try to use White Plains Hospital Radiology. They do not answer the phone. they say they return a call in 48 hours - UNTRUE. I called 8 times over 7 days. Not 1 call back. And 2 agents were rude and mean to me. Try another place. I called Danbury Hospital. A real person answered the phone and made an appointment- in 1 phone call. read more

I came to the emergency room and they brought me into my room immediately. Dr. Menna, nurse Catherine, and Tech Lovell treated me so well. Mia Lennon (RN) went so above to help me and make me comfortable. They were extremely knowledgeable and caring. It is such a nice change to be treated so while at a hospital. I can't think them enough for how well they treated me. read more

I have had a few medical procedures at WPH since 1998, all have been down with professional care, competence and compassion. I recently had been experiencing chest pains and saw Dr. Roger Cappucci(fantastic doctor!) who scheduled a stress test. Next step was the Cardiac Cath Lab for an angiogram where they performed their magic! What a great experience with Dr. Judah Rauch and his team of professionals! My nurse, Bill was great! White Plains Hospital is a great facility! read more

I was at Whiteplains hospital and Rakesh K Singh care was unprofessional, uncaring and unethical. I asked to have a MRI done I was having excruciating back pain and he refused to let me have one done. He prescribed meds without finding out what's my issue. I was sent there from urgent care. He refused to fill out my required sick note from NYC transit. And told me i should go see my primary care provide in a condescending tone. It's the worse treatment I got from a medical provider and to know I've been at Montefiore for years. read more

I'm downgrading my original review of 3 star to 2 star. I don't enjoy posting bad reviews. White Plains Hospital is far more than just how competently physicians perform. It's also about physician-patient interactions. To maintain high standards, it's also about how proactive the hospital is in dealing with complaints and concerns. Customer Relations did respond to my review and extended an offer to call them. I have spoken with them a few times and they are more focused on the hospital's image than on problem solving. You conclude you should go up the chain of command. That is very time consuming. You might get a minor fix but the underlying problem doesn't go away. Worse, now your relationship with the hospital is somewhat strained. All you did is try to right a wrong. For perspective, try filing a complaint against a physician with the NYS Office of Professional Medical Conduct (OPMC). Unless it is serious enough to get the interest of an attorney to represent you, it is generally a complete waste of time as the complaint process lacks transparency and gets buried. In both of these instances, you are being asked to rely on the "good faith" of the system. Because hospitals and their physicians know this, very little gets done. The reason is simple. Physicians are responsible for producing revenue so that the facility remains profitable and can sustain itself. So, while a patient complaint might be serious to the patient, in the broad scheme of things, it might be viewed as trivial and get handled as such. It is viewed as "you can't please everyone". Frankly, that is inexcusable. The only way to chip away at this is to talk about it publicly as I'm doing. read more

WARNING : Be very careful going to this hospital especially if you are seen by Nurse Practitioner, Michelle D Schmitt. This lady was not only rude but LIED on the report to fit HER narrative and held me against my will for over 4 hours. I simply went in to get my Eyes/Ears checked from pain I was feeling and she thought I should be admitted and held against my wishes. How can this happen to person looking for a doctor's help??? I saw/heard a lot of stuff in those hours I was held hostage. I feel bad for those that actually cannot think for themselves. How is she getting away with writing what she chooses for a patient??? I'm still waiting on a call from their Patient Advocacy. This was traumatic experience and I do not wish it on anyone. I obviously made a mistake by going to this hospital and worst by checking in to the ER department versus waiting to find a specialist on EAR, Nose & Throat the next day. These people ( everyone except Nurse Beth) have no bedside manners and you will be treated LESS THAN! I am a black female and NP is white. I will get a lawyer's point of view on this matter because I am honestly traumatized after this horrifying experience. You are supposed to trust Doctors and hope that they have the best intentions for your safety and betterment. read more