Greater Baltimore Medical Center

ER experience this week. Arrived 630 discharged 1130. Very empty- saw 4 patients in there. Ask the nurse, after waiting forever, if a Dr was going to come in and to give an idea of when. She said “whenever he gets here”or something to that effect. I asked her if she could ask. She said “when I see him.” They were not busy at all. I offered to find the Dr for her. She gave me a look and walked out of the room. A doctor came in within 2 minutes. He was very nice. More labs were being run and it would be abt 20 min. Shortly after , results were posted on “my chart”. Forty five minutes after that I asked the nurse if the doctor was coming in and I let her know the labs had been done for a while. At this point she was very clearly annoyed with me. She said she was waiting for discharge

Hubby had to have a minor procedure here and I had to be the designated driver. Upon arrival we pared in the Iris parking garage, sometimes it can be confusing to navigate but there was plenty of spaces this day, probably due to the weather. We had to walk to the pain hospital to get to the clinic. We checked in which was pleasantly easy. I was added to the list to be updated via text message of hubby's procedure, which I appreciated. There were plenty of seats, including seats for those with thick thighs. I was updated of every step and then when he was in recovery, the nurse came and got me. I asked did they validate parking, but as a incentive they gave me a free parking pass because of the delay, which was top tier. I was advised where to go and pull up to pick up hubby once I got my

I'm giving them a 5 rating. Way back when I was 15 or 16, I was taken there after a helluva lot of bleeding (my dad thought I had a miscarriage, but I'd never did the wee wacky whoo hoo at that time). My big sister had to explain that to him... Anyway, I passed out, but nurse never let me hit the floor, she dodged around the counter, and she and my sis kept me from hitting the floor. I was treated like royalty. They had a chef then and a menu that was incredible. I'd never had a meal involving beef with red wine delicately poured into the recipe. Over 50 years later I still remember it!! Since then, I've rated hospitals on food first. Still have GBMC as the best.. Yes crazy, but I'll always have good memories from that hospital including Dr. Dreamy who years later treated one of my sist

This was one of the worst hospital experiences I’ve ever had. I waited over eight hours and ultimately left without ever seeing a doctor because the conditions were so unacceptable that I chose to go to another hospital. To begin with, the hospital was absolutely filthy. The intake nurse attempted to insert my IV without wearing gloves. I had to tell him to put them on. Patients were being treated in the middle of the waiting room, including urine collection, and confidential patient information was being handled and discarded openly in that same area. After waiting eight hours, I was finally taken to a room, only to wait an additional three hours without seeing a doctor. The nurse assigned to me appeared completely desensitized and indifferent to the excessive wait. When I informed staf

Check down at the bottom of this review for my description of the Da Vinci surgical robot demo. Had a good experience at the ER. I came in with abdominal pain. They teiaged me promptly and drew blood for tests. Then they put me in a different waiting room. I actually got my test results back in the MyChart app before I got out of the waiting room. When I thought they were ignoring my abdominal pain too long, I pointed out to the staff that I was still having pain. They moved me to a separate room where I was seen by a physician assistant. She got my process going. They ordered a CT scan, and once they saw that I actually had a reason to be in pain, they took me back to the main ER and started my treatment. Then they admitted me to the main hospital. That was yesterday. I was treated, a