Huntington Hospital

I had my first surgery on 3/3 and I’m so thankful for everyone who helped me. I was in the ASU and everyone from the lovely nurses to the ones in the OR with me and even the ones who took care of me in the recovery room. Every single one of them, man and woman, were so sweet and caring and made my experience there something I won’t forget. The surgery and going into it and waking up from it were all equally terrifying so I am just so thankful I had nurses and staff members of this hospital every step of the way that understood me and were kind. It truly meant the world to me. I have heard of rude nurse experiences and I had nothing of the sort. I wish I got their names but, thank you to every single person that whole day/night that made me feel okay.

I came here because I was expecting my first child, my wife had to get induced since she went over her due date. We got to the labor and maternity room all the nurses and doctors were really nice there. After a she gave birth we got moved to the recovery room for the first 2 days everything was good until the last day, unfortunately we had a really rude nurse and would deny giving me her name because they have a board there but they didn’t write it down… unfortunately I never got their name but I wouldn’t come here again probably just the labor and recovery part of the hospital but other than that they treated us with respect (not the one nurse I’m talking about) as well my wife had a natural birth the doctors here are very very good as well.

I had the awful experience of having to bring a relative here three times for emergency care. I cannot advise against ending up in this hospital enough. It was not just one nurse, doctor, or staff member. I found all of them to be awful, unattentive, callous, ill-informed, negligent, rude and find it absolutely hilarious the nurses wanted to "strike" for more pay. In my opinion, every nurse I saw was already on "strike" throughout this five day period, did not take their jobs seriously, and were addicted to their phones. 1. Improper Anesthesia Wake Up My relative needed emergency surgery. They failed to wake them up properly from the anesthesia. Instead they woke up with the breathing tube in their mouth, & needed to shake the bed they were in to get the attention of the staff, who were

The handwritten note describes a distressing hospital experience on Sunday 15th at 6:08pm. The writer claims three injections were forced into their buttock against their will, administered by Nurse Kat and Nurse _____ ( a beautiful white lady I can't remember her name but I could point her out in a heartbeat) alongside two male security guards, with no doctor present before, during, or after the restrained emergency lockdown drill. The patient cried and begged and pleaded for help. and time and time again was denied the right to speak to a doctor or a trusted partner. The injections (3) of them usually its

To all those folk in the ER and who recently provided my care in 581-1, kudos to all y'all. The quality of care is excellent, because the key is CARE. Every person was attentive and connected with me such that they knew what I needed. Everything was explained prior to or during treatment. I was fully informed and a part of the decision making process. I felt CARED for. Great people, great culture.