Sajak Pavilion

I was diagnosed with PTSD/Anxiety, and spent a lot of time riding ambulances and spending much of time in that hospital (2000 - 2002)! I have a great admiration for the staff, doctors, and all of the support personnel that made my stay one to remember!

We had to take our daughter to the pediatric ER late at night. The staff was doing everything they could as it was so crowded. Most chairs were full and no beds available. All of them were helpful and kind to us. Always asking if we needed anything, offering what they could. Grateful for them all.

The phone staff were rude when setting up the appointments (blood draw and US) and seemingly wanted to get me off the phone ASAP without setting up an appointment. Then, despite asking several staff members regarding the turn around time because my doctor needed the results that day, the results were never sent and my treatment was delayed. I will never return here short of an actual emergency and even then, if this is representative of the level of care available at the hospital at large, I'm likely better off getting care elsewhere.

Worse hospital experience that I’ve ever had. A few of the nurses and techs were okay. A nurse named Danette was very kind and professional towards me. There was also a younger nurse who wore a Seton school jacket who was very kind. Also a tech named Amber who was very jovial and helpful. Dr. Gupta was also very kind and listened attentively to my needs. I’ve never seen a hospital so disorganized in my life and many of the staff are very unprofessional. First the dietary staff couldn’t seem to get anything right. I don’t understand how you can get upset with a patient because you’re constantly not doing your job correctly.I provided my order and somehow everything delivered was still wrong. Dietary staff couldn’t solve common customer service complaints without raising their voice and usi

Was in the hospital 5 days. A few of the nurses were good. The bulk of the staff were just plain no good evil. Could not do thier job. Had no idea that you had rights or could refuse thier care. It was the worst care you could think of. This was my first visit there. God willing my last.