Fresno Community Hospital

My wife was there for 2 weeks having our baby early they missed her veins with IVs so many times she was bruised all over and swollen like crazy. they also prescribed the wrong dosage of medicine for blood pressure and she ended up back in the hospital two days later !!! If you go there be careful. God bless them for bringing our baby but jeez get it together

Dr. Nwadei was incredibly thorough and compassionate. He listened to all my concerns, explained my diagnosis and treatment options clearly, and made sure I felt confident in the plan moving forward. I felt respected and well-cared for throughout the entire appointment. His the best

I can't dispute the quality of care but it's way too small for the community's needs, they're treating people in the hallways out here. Never not packed. Also, I get the feeling the staff doesn't communicate properly with one another; certainly there is bad communication with patients at times. You'd think a patient would be informed of if they were going to be kept a whole day longer than they were told. And yet. Edit: I have increased my ranking because they really do have good doctors here. It doesn't erase my complaints but they did eventually perform the job they were there to do. I was also naturally frustrated when I wrote it owing to the circumstances of my visits. There is a lot of nuance and economic reasons for things to be the way that they are at the hospital and, again, it d

The Charge Nurse Whose Negligence Prompted a Lawsuit The community deserves to know the truth behind the recent lawsuit stemming from a disturbing lack of care and professional accountability. At the center of this legal and ethical failure is the charge nurse—an individual entrusted to oversee staff, enforce safety protocols, and advocate for patients' rights. Instead, she violated federal standards of care and stood idly by while a patient’s rights under the law were trampled. Under 42 U.S. Code § 1395dd – the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), all hospitals receiving Medicare funding are legally obligated to provide medical screening and stabilization to any patient presenting with an emergency medical condition, regardless of ability to pay. This charge nurse failed

Was referred to Community Health Emergency Department for CES symptoms with a Herniated Disk. Their admission process was quick and efficient. Their teams of doctors, nurses, and administration were always curtious and constantly checking on me. I was constantly updated on my status, what their plan was for observation and care. Best Emergency Department experience I've had in California and will elect this hospital even though it's an hour drive for me.