Hoboken University Medical Center

I unexpectedly had to deliver me baby at 34 weeks and the care I received was amazing. I was in the OR and my son was born safely as soon as we knew there was a problem. Thank you to Dr. Hyman, Dr. Principe, Dr. Scheff, Dr. Weiss and the ENTIRE maternal child health staff. (I can’t name every single nurse because there were so many amazing ones). Also shout out to the nursery nurses for taking such good care of my boy for the 12 days he was there and helping me get him transferred to where he needed to be. I can’t thank you all enough!

I have been coming here for years. Never had an issue until today. I brought my mother in for having chest pains. The first hiccup was both nurses were not able to draw any blood. Then they proceeded to come in and say they can’t do anything for us because of this issue. Very unfortunate. After this we then asked for the blue light to make it easier to find a vein and their response was “I don’t think we have that here” Seems to me they did not know what that was. The following incident was when my mother was waiting for her pain medication and her discharge papers, I went into the hallway to try to find the nurse named Carly and she was dancing in the hallway. Very unfortunate and unprofessional. After I said something to her to get her attention, she then proceeded to give me attitude an

I know this place has a ton of bad reviews, so trust me I was nervous when I was sent here to the ER after a strong recommendation from the urgent care doctor. I got to the ER at 11am on a Friday, and long story short I was discharged 2pm the next day. Overall I was pleasantly surprised by my time there. Every doctor, nurse, aide/assistant was kind and gentle. I spent 11am-9pm in the ER, 9pm-8am in a hospital bedroom, 8-9am in the OR, and 9am-2pm back in my bedroom. I had a laparoscopic Appendectomy. It was my first time (besides when I was born) in a hospital, so everything was new/foreign to me. I thought all the facilities were clean & comfortable (even the hospital food, when I could finally eat post-surgery!). The only slightly sketchy part was the ER- I was there on a Friday evening

Hoboken University Medical Center in New Jersey is a historic teaching hospital affiliated with New York Medical College, offering advanced healthcare services in emergency care, surgery, obstetrics, orthopedics, and stroke treatment. Located in Hudson County, HUMC is part of CarePoint Health and provides residency training programs for future medical professionals.

I am disgusted and appalled by the care I received at Hoboken University Medical Center. The ambulance took forever to arrive, I was extremely sick and about to pass out. When I arrived at the hospital instead of care, I was met with yelling and confusion. A nurse immediately began yelling, “Take her down the hall,” like I wasn’t even a person, while my EMT argued where to put me. No one asked how I was feeling — just chaos. When they finally placed me in a room, I immediately felt sick and began throwing up. Not one nurse brought me anything to throw up in — I literally had to throw up on the floor, and it stayed there for hours before it was even cleaned. I was laying over it the entire time. What made everything even worse was the environment itself. Imagine being sick, weak, and lyin