Bayonne Medical Center

Every time I come to this hospital it’s a terrible experience. My father is 80. I understand they have a 2 patient per room visit. Security was a little nasty about my fiancée, brother, and myself being in the room, since we arrived and my brother was already in the room.. My brother was getting ready to leave and was told a nasty response to basically hurry up. The room is disgusting. Floor is always dirty. I have pictures of the trash in the room. Shouldn’t be the family’s responsibility to clean the room.

On 12/23/25, I had an emergency room visit recommended by City MD Urgent Care for an elbow issue. I arrived at 4:05 p.m. and was immediately helped by the intake clerk, Ms. Hodnovich, who was friendly and courteous. After about 5 minutes, I was registered and admitted. There was a young lady wearing a hijab who was extremely pleasant. A few moments later, Dr. Enriquez came into my area. She evaluated my elbow and was able to correctly diagnose my issue. Nurse Olivares came next and gave me an anti-inflammatory and helped prepare me for the X-ray. Both were pleasant and professional and made me feel comfortable. The X-ray technician (an African-American lady) was friendly and had my X-ray done in about 3 minutes. I was given instructions for post-treatment, and my meds were sent to my local

I recently went to Bayonne Medical Center for an infection in my foot, and I could not have asked for better care. From the moment I arrived, the hospital was extremely accommodating, and every staff member made me feel comfortable and taken care of. The level of professionalism and kindness truly stood out. A special thank you to my nurse, Amanda, who was absolutely excellent. She went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable, explained everything clearly, and treated me with genuine care and compassion. Having a nurse like her made a difficult situation so much easier. I am very grateful for the outstanding treatment I received here. Bayonne Medical Center and their staff are truly the best, and I highly recommend this hospital to anyone in need of care.

I am writing to report a deeply distressing and unsafe experience I had during my recent hospitalization following a complex nine-hour spinal fusion surgery. While my surgeon and the day-shift nurses provided excellent care, my experience with the night-shift nursing staff was alarming, neglectful, and emotionally traumatic during the most vulnerable time of my recovery. Immediately after surgery, while still heavily affected by anesthesia, the night staff failed to perform basic post-operative care tasks. I was not placed on an IV, not given antibiotics, my catheter was not emptied, my compression socks were not put on, and my nurse call button was not plugged in. Had I not had someone staying with me, I would have been unable to call for help while experiencing severe nausea and vomitin

I brought my daughter to the ER because she was having an asthma attack. She was treated with albuterol, but her oxygen levels remained unstable, ranging between 89–91%. Despite this, the doctor discharged her without first speaking to us. I was extremely confused and concerned. The doctor later came in and told us that the hospital does not have a pediatric unit and advised us not to bring her back there. We were given a prescription and sent home instead of being transferred to a facility that could properly care for her. Trusting my instincts, I took my daughter to RWJBarnabas urgent care, where she was immediately transferred to a children’s hospital in Newark. She was admitted to the pediatric unit and hospitalized for four days. If I had followed the original doctor’s instructions