This place should be shut down. The worst medical care I have ever received. I was in a severe car accident, in a coma for 12 hours, spent about 14 hours total in this facility. They discharged me, pant-less, incoherent, with glass still in my eye, and released to no one. An EMT driver saw me hobbling aimlessly around the parking lot, and brought me back in, chewing out the medical staff. They did nothing for me except get a gurney, and lay me down unattended for several hours while I tried to get someone 9 hours away try to get me. I spent many hours asking for help but they kept telling me I was no longer admitted as a patient and that was the best they could do. Turned out I needed 5 surgeries and took 9 months to recover. I should’ve sought legal action against this hospital but I didn’t. The staff here should lose their licenses to practice and the state should look into the malpractice going on here. I received better care in the Amazon than I did in my own country’s trauma center. Shame on you all who worked that night and next day.

No one wants to visit a hospital, but if you have to the Regional Medical Center has good. The staff are very patient and took good care of our parent, keeping them for the time they needed to do thorough tests and care. The hospital itself is extremely clean and we'll organized. During Covid they have extra precautions for visiting patients, but it is great that they are still permitting one visitor per day. There is a free visitor parking garage just across from the main entrance.

doctors were great in the ER but the nurses were just straight up rude. They are the reason community gets called a bad hospital. It literally took me to have to yell at them for them to come take the iv out of my hand because it was blowing my vain. The nurse walked over and pushed on the swelled up bubble and began taking it out. I told them over 5 times it was burning. They were not busy. Just didn't care smh... I left in tears. I went to the hospital because I needed help. I left in worse shape than i arrived..

I understand wanting to keep a hospital safe, but they should allow more then two visitors a day I don't understand how they won't allow you to switch off with other family members either, my mother is in the hospital with cancer and is afraid to be alone we are a big family and together with myself included are six kids and we can't even be together to see her and she loves to to have my dad with her and that leaves us with only one of us allowed to visit her how is that fair. Understand having family around helps people especially now she will refuse medication if she feels alone and can't trust the staff we should be allowed to stay the night and visit often help her. Very disappointed with this hospital at the moment.

Make sure that you look at the reviews that will be posted. Three days ago, a doctor at that office, decided to work on my shoulder. I am a doctor myself. I am sitting at my desk, in severe pain. I NEVER asked anyone to do anything for my arm. HE actually placed DRUGS in the needles, and then proceeded to work on that same arm!!!!!Beware! Never let that man work with anything!!!! My arm was fine, I had no problem with my arm. HOWEVER, that doctor decided to CUT INTO MY ARM. My life has been "kind of stopped" since then. I NEVER had any problem with my arm. He has made it so I cannot use my left arm, perhaps.....I will see, but, I never had any problem at all before that guy worked on it. I am very angry, of course, but, you should take a warning from that person. I am barely able to write. He took a shoulder and ruined it. Do not let him work on you. Beware,....THERE WAS NO PROBLEM BEFORE HE WORKED ON MY ARM!! I

A lot of the nurses are very rude and it doesn’t seem like they’re take their jobs seriously, along with whoever answers the bed calls that hang up in patients. I also noticed they like to mock and make fun of the patients that are in there along with not Checking peoples BP and oxygen regularly. They go off of charts 4-5 hours prior. Not only that it didn’t seem like any of the dr knew what was going on. Two different nurses tried to take my mother for two separate exams that another Dr said she didn’t need. However the nurse Jennifer, Dr.DeSamon, Lyn, and Teresa were all great.

The security set up is so subpar. I had a elevator by the front entrance. My wife in labor at the time so I had to grab something from the car. The security stopped me to say I needed a new wristband because that was from yesterday, yeah maybe because I’ve been staying here overnight ? Long story short they told me to head to the other end of the hospital which is a .5 mile walk just to get a new wristband. Unnecessary and belittling .Maybe the security enjoy watching patients struggle? Not sure but it’s $5k average a night stay to be treated like a child who has to ask permission. You need to do better community security. No need to make our lives harder in a situation like childbirth. Nurses and Dr. We’re exceptional this review is strictly for the security detail in main entrance.

Absolutely horrible. I went in after I was in a car accident and they assumed I was homeless and didn't have insurance. They were very dismissive and refused to see or treat me pass 25 seconds of time. As a new resident here, this is highly concerning. The level of care exemplified by the staff members was absolutely inconceivable. And on Christmas of all days, I missed time with my family for them to not do what they took an oath to do. The hospital administration will be contacted regarding this visit.

Not sure what happened. I believe I may have had a seizure. Still not sure. Woke up in the hospital feeling tired. Nurses ignored all questions. All they told me was my blood acid level was high. I remember bits and pieces of when I was coming to and my nurse who was assigned to me was saying cruel things like “we should’ve sheared off his clothes and 51-50 him to give him the run around” as if I did something wrong… then she laughed and said “hey I know let’s test him for Covid” I’m guessing because it’s pretty uncomfortable. Anyways, I was told to follow up for more blood tests so fast forward to now (3days later) i went in still not feeling to great and waited for 8 hours I told them a few times I wasn’t feeling to great and needed to lay down and the nurse told me I am free to leave whenever I want. This was frustrating because I felt again as though I was being treated poorly for no apparent reason. I ended up leaving after this because I just couldn’t sit up anymore. I was discharged both times with no paperwork or information about what could be wrong with me.

I was admitted with an extreme spiral fracture of my femur. Neither my wife nor my father were allowed back so I had to make immediate medical decisions highly medicated and in extreme pain. The surgeon who worked on me did an excellent job, I will say. But as I got further away from the trauma center into recovery it was like like Dante's Inferno going further into a medical hell. Most of the nurses were overworked or flat apathetic. My pain management was never managed, my room had no natural light (And I was one of two people in the room and got the window seat), I was kept a day longer than needed by the nurses' admission, and my roommate was an elderly Hmong man speaking no English on his second stroke who was left totally alone with his wife, save for when he called to say he had "cacas," which took the nurses 30+ minutes to take care of. One thing worked almost flawlessly all over the hospital: The barcode scanner. That thing could scan and charge from 5 ft away backwards and forwards. But even then the computer software would glitch on occasion. No communication within the hospital whatsoever. To get anything done you need to cause a fat hot ruckus, which then makes everyone down the chain miserable. It legitimately scares me that this hospital is the top trauma center for a large portion of the Central Valley. I've been here several times for other family members over the years but this is the first time experiencing it. And this doesn't even cover the cost. On the website the former CEO prides himself on growing the hospital based on a partnership with medi-cal. IE they've found a way to turn on a consistent hose of money sucking off the government-subsidized healthcare of the lowest class of people in the state who were already starving for a decent medical facility. The current CEO is from Fresno State and that makes me question that institution as well. The man went to college to just to copy the vulture policies of other C-Suites of hospitals across the country by garnishing the spare pennies of a struggling community. They bolster the look of the hospital by hiring a handful of top medical professionals in a highly paid position while leaving everything else to rot by relying on computers. I know the C-Suite of this hospital will be going to a different facility for folks of their class instead of the institution they represent when they break their arms trying to pat themselves on the back.

Very poor customer service, confusing information while trying to check in for 2 hours waiting for supervisor to tell us when we could visit my dieing sister in room 163A. Unable to find my car evan though security was told where we parked he wouldn't go in there stated that parking lot was for employees only. And I told him that s where we parked I saw a 2& 1/2 inch cocroach in the women's restroom near the check in station I have a picture of it I told them at check in & the nurse & the security guard.I have a picture of it!

Great hospital they have always treated us great and there service outstanding. Front desk, nurses, doctors, all staff very good. Keep up the good covid or not you all work great.

6/14/2023: You know, I didn't have a huge problem with this hospital when I visited them in April of 2022, but when I noticed that my insurance was billed for a service date of 4/18/2023 when I was in fact at work, I've now decided this hospital deserves no stars. They put someone else's information down as me for this visit, and then billed my insurance for it. Not only does that make me wonder about their ability to keep patients' medical files confidential, it's also incredibly sketchy to bill the wrong person for services done on another person. I've spent all day trying to get this person's information removed from my chart, as well as dealing with the insurance company to dispute the claim. I've been getting voicemail when calling for the medical chart corrections team, and still do not have a resolution to this problem, other than having filed the dispute with my insurance company. This is absolutely ridiculous. Update 6/19/2023: I finally spoke to someone to get my chart corrected, but she said she would forward it on to management and I've had no follow up contact from them. I even drove to the medical records department in Fresno from Lemoore on 6/16/2023, but they have a sign on the door stating they aren't open to the public. I tried logging in to my chart portal this morning to see if the incorrect information has been removed, but now it says my log in is inactive. I'd rather take my chances at the Hanford Adventist Hospital in the future if the need arises than return to this hospital for any reason.

***FILE A FORMAL COMPLAINT WITH THE CA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE JOINT COMMISSION*** Community Regional Medical Center Day Six in the Emergency Room I want to preface this by saying I’ve worked in the medical field since I was 18 in medsurg, ortho, tele, ER, and ICU, so I’m usually the first person to try and understand why/how something can happen or get missed, to try to defend the staff/hospital, and to be patient with the process, but the state of healthcare in the Central Valley is actually sickening. About our time so far in the CRMC ED. My mom came in for a lower GI bleed on Saturday 12/23 and was decided that day to be admitted. She spent the first 24 hours sitting in a chair in the lobby. Then she has spent thee last five days bouncing around the emergency room hallways. My mom was actively bleeding, not eating, and IVFs were only ever given when I would specifically ask for them and then after the liter was done, so were they. She often complained of being light headed and dizzy yet no light bulbs ever went off for her nurses regarding her fluid balance. Finally, she became so hypovolemic she had two episodes of losing consciousness, so she then received multiple units of blood, got upgraded to ICU, and moved to the red zone. On day FIVE of very minimal intake and actively losing blood, the docs ordered routine blood draws to make sure her hgb doesn’t drop as low again and continuous fluid to keep her hemodynamically stable. She went to and from IR twice for procedures, and still has remained in the hallway in the ED for six days. She walked herself into the front door and by day 3 was bedridden, drowsy, and unable to get up to use the bathroom. Things I have witnessed while I’ve been in the hallway with her: - A patient in a rapid heart rhythm (212bpm) with a decreased LOC and the nurse standing next to him saying “he’s just anxious” - A patients oxygen tank dying and her SPO2 dropping to 69% (it went unnoticed until I pointed it out) - A patient who hadn’t been checked on in hours with a moderate increase in work of breathing (also not noticed until I pointed it out and asked for a nurse to come and assess her) - Multiple profanities and cussing/screaming individuals - Someone trying to steal from people sleeping in the lobby - A Spanish speaking patient being restrained because he kept getting up (to use the bathroom-no one ever got an interpreter) - Me talking my moms nurse through how to tighten her leaking IV so her procedure didn’t get pushed back by waiting for another IV to be put in (when she had a perfectly good one) The list goes on. I really struggled with not being that obnoxious family member but ethically advocating for my mom amongst other patients who obviously couldn’t do it for themselves. All of the nurses and staff have been really nice but at the end of the day the care people are receiving is subpar at best. Emergency rooms are not set up to hold admits for multiple days and they shouldn’t have to yet here we are. If there is anything you take from my mom’s experience let it be this- STAY with your family members, be their advocates, ask questions, and reach out to anyone you can for advice. Nurses are stretched to the absolute limit and they cannot be everywhere at once and I can guarantee your loved one is not getting the care that they deserve. Praying we get out of the ER sometime SOON 😌

My friend was in a bad car accident and broke her jaw they have her waiting in the lobby for surgery no blanket no pillow nothing and she’s been in there 18hours this is the worst hospital ever she can hardly talk and they don’t even let atleast one family member is there with her to speak on her behalf or be there for emotional support since she’s in severe pain for breaking her jaw. She threw up on herself and they wouldn’t even let a family member in with clothes to help her change. How can we consider this medical center helpful

I'm very satisfied with the services of the nurses and doctor of this department Endoscopy, I just wanna mention this secretary name Claudia Mata very rude unprofessional person mistaking me with another patient canceling my appointment without my knowledge and not taking responsibility of her mistake. Getting to my a appointment 40 minutes early and they tell you your not registered on their schedule because of Claudia Mata had mistake you for some other patient canceling your appointment with out my knowledge.

Do not go here unless you have to. They lied to me about sending a referral months ago and kept me dangling. Only just now did I learn they aren't simply incompetent but outright lying when the surgery center told me the timeline on their referral. This is the kind of clinic you can expect to be typical of California's designed to fail MediCal program. They don't care about their patients and are down to overburden their staff to cram as many people in initially, regardless of their ability to provide adequate long-term care.

Probably the best Dr's and nurses in the fresno area, if you go through the emergency you will be waiting awhile if you are in line to get a room but that's simply because everyone all the way from madera,Reedley,Chowchilla,San Francisco etc come to this one hospital due to it being a level 1 trauma center. People are very impatient and leave before they're actually seen, but the hospital delivers some of the best care around.

Recently delivered my baby at this hospital and the treatment i received was amazing all the nurses and doctors involved in my case were very sweet and professional. My only thing was i was in labor already and instead of rushing me in i had to wait and sign papers at the desk while in alot pain my contractions were literally seconds apart it was very frustrating. But as soon as i was taken in to delivery all the nurses were very sweet and helpful. Definitely made my arrival not a big issue but something to work on for future patients. The food i got while i was there was delicious and well cooked. Definitely made my experience worth it.

I had the most amazing nurse yesterday for my esophageal manometry procedure. This was in the endoscopy portion of the hospital. I was so nervous for this procedure, but my nurse Elisea P. made me at ease. She explained everything she was doing before, and while she was doing it. Answered any question I had, and was so knowledgeable. I never felt like anything was rushed. She was very kind to me throughout the whole thing. I am so thankful that she was my nurse. Having someone like her, made all the difference.

My child was seeing a neurologist with Community for years. That neurologist violated my child's rights to ACCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR OWN HEALTH. The neurologist even lied about what he treated my child for, leaving out the migraines on paperwork to DISABILITY SSI (who were requesting information SPICIFICALLY about my child's migraines), which was THE ONLY THING he actually treated my child for. Upon threat of legal action, the office "updated" the paperwork by just barely mentioning the lowest constant migraines and the once to twice a month 8 to 9 out of 10 spikes... while leaving out the four to five times a week my child's migraines spike between a 4 and 7 for several hours, which were enough to have to move my child to online schooling as they couldn't complete a normal school day and would have to work around the migraines. In paperwork on my child's MyChart they tried to suggest we wanted them to lie, when we only wanted them to tell THE WHOLE TRUTH, as the neurologist was WELL AWARE of the 4-7 migraines, the Home Hospital Instruction, the changing schools to do online schooling due to the 4-7 migraines, etc. This doctor lying (even "lying by omission" on the "updated" paperwork) to Disability SSI nearly cost my child their Disability SSI. If we hadn't had the documentation from previous appointments, medical history records from the hospital which included every single visit with this neurologist, documentation from other doctors my child sees, etc.; backing up everything we were saying about the migraines that the neurologist chose to omit, the Disability SSI would have been discontinued. I filed a complaint with the hospital regarding this, after repeated attempts. It has now been ALMOST A WHOLE YEAR since then. I have not heard a peep from the hospital regarding the complaint, not even a simple apology and a promise that this won't happen again to other patients. I started calling October 9th, and I have REPEATEDLY attempted since then, to find out what has been happening with my complaint. I have called and spoken to complaint department staff, spoken to their legal department even, left voicemails for both Natasha Cogdill (to whom I also emailed) as well as Blair Charleville, VP/Internal Audit & Interim VP/Chief Ethics, Compliance & Privacy Officer... and yet NO ONE HAS RETURNED ANY SORT OF CONTACT TO TELL ME WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THE COMPLAINT. Not even a "We cannot discuss internal" blah blah blah. Completely silent. So, first attempt outside of direct contact is this review. Next, unless I hear from them due to this, I will go down there on Friday. If still nothing, I will be contacting 47 On Your Side to help investigate Community Regional Medical Center choosing to ignore a patient's complaint and follow up on said complaint. After that, I guess it will be lawyers. Though one should not have to involve lawyers just to get an answer as to why you haven't heard anything about your complaint...

A security guard dislocated my patella. It hurts... a lot. I can't put any weight on my foot. I don't remember much but I remember some of what happened. A nurse was on a power trip, the doctor was clueless, and they barely even did anything. There were probably some good people there helping me. I understand that. But horrible experience.

Terrible. My little brother was transferred here with a broken pelvis. The nurse staff in the critical care unit were awful and would not listen to him when he was verbally expressing his severe pain and tears in his eyes, crying in pain when tilting his bed back just to brush his hair. The nurses are completely oblivious and do not look at the patient. His ankle/foot has multiple fractures and nerve damage, but the nurses thought it would be a good idea to grab his foot to readjust him. Maybe look at the patient and read into their chart before you go grabbing random body parts that are clearly bandaged and injured. Never let them take care of your family.

I’m more than likely going to figure out a way to sue this hospital for negligence. They sent my wife home with covid when she didn’t have it when she got there and her foot(the original complaint) is still swollen. If I catch covid and miss work because of this(which we 100% cannot afford), I will move forward with plans to sue. This hospital is a joke.

I am writing this review based on Jenny Lunquist. She was a RN for my grandfather when he was in the hospital and she was very unprofessional and not sanitary at all when working with him. She would get mad at him for when he had a hard time moving and trying to work with her. She would not wash her hands or wear gloves when tending to his aid and helping him with what he needed. She would always have an attitude if i wanted to stay in the room and make sure everything was okay when he was getting tended to and helped. I would not recommend her as your RN if you are ever in this hospital if you see her name i suggest you request a new RN to be to the aid of Your loved one. Because who knows what can happened behind closed curtains since she was always rude and not polite to my grandfather in the room when he would have a hard time helping move around or the way she didn’t use proper sanitation while aiding him and giving him what he needs or what had to be done

After 21 hours and seeing a few departments for testing, no one came to talk to me about anything. By this time, I just got up and left there were very few people left waiting and without learning anything about what I went in for. Thought by coming to ER, I could get help or answers. Have trouble with my balance and walking, when I got up to leave, the woman in charge of the floor had someone take me out to the ER dock in a wheelchair. Wanted to just get out. The young lady working in the ER area called a cab for me and he was reasonable. Asked for something to eat and drink, and that was brought to me. After 18 hours. There were some bright spots to a totally trying day, but this wasn't the first time this happened here.

Staff is really helpful. If you come in via EMS/EMT you are likely to get placed in the outside tent for screening… depending on the symptoms/reason. Despite all the critic about CRMC, they have a lot of good doctors and technology to help. Really resourceful.

This hospital is so dumb. Firstly, the front desk “women” wouldn’t let me and my family sit in the waiting room and told us we had to wait outside in 110 degree weather. They were being so rude and catty while we had no idea what was going on with our dad other than he had a heart attack and was in critical condition. Now they won’t let more than 1 person every 12 hours visit my father who almost died yesterday because of Covid? Meanwhile, NOT ONE of the administrative staff were wearing masks and more than half of the nurses weren’t wearing masks either. So it doesn’t really seem like they actually give a $&@% about Covid and just don’t want visitors in their hospital. My dad just had surgery to put a defibrillator into his chest because his heart is working at 10% and we can’t visit him. Covid isn’t even considered a pandemic anymore. Get over yourselves, Community Regional. Do better and train your administrative staff to be more empathetic.

I had to be admitted to this hospital due to CMC being the only hospital in the Central Valley with a neuroscience department. I was suffering from 2 herniated disks in my neck causing extreme pain. While being admitted, the nurse (who I plan to get her name and proceed further with my complaint) in the admittance booth (she is the first who took my vitals) had shown 0 compassion and after sitting there for nearly 3 days told me to suffer in silence! After that I had witnessed a man (possibly drunk) there looking for help. Instead of tending to him she passed him up and went to the back. Before she came back the man had fallen hitting his head on the nurses doorway and floor. Everyone was trying to help him and as the admittance nurse came out and saw the mess she proclaimed " oh, gee, I missed it." I am further shocked that no other nurse had addressed her attitude! There are cameras there so I also know someone caught it. Was something done about it? This hospital is proving to be highly unprofessional in the ER and this is very unacceptable! There needs to be some accountability! This is still America which isn't supposed to be a 3rd world country! Lastly, I was supposed to be given a series of pain medications for my pain. The nurses were not only slow but often they would claim they are in a shift change therfore cannot give me pain medication. I was in extreme pain and perhaps if I was given the right medication when they said they would give it then I would have been able to "suffer in silence." I am almost into my 11th week of recovery now from total disc replacement and would like to thank the folks in the neurology department for helping me! I'm ready to attend my 12th week appointment and am ready to get back to work!

Absolutely the dirtiest Hospital around!!!! I have pictures to prove all the filth that I have seen since my son has been admitted 10 days ago. No bed change until today, same gown on for the last 10 days. Now he has developed a heat rash on his back from this hot infested room. Very unsanitary to say the least!!!!! They have told him he would be released since last Thursday every day he sits waiting no one seems to know anything when you ask. If you need hospital care I would recommend anywhere else but this filth hole they call a Hospital!!!!! Fresno regional community Hospital 1 star at Best!!!!!!

I was a patients family member and witnessed a homeless man covered in blood bring a dog in who was shot with a beebee gun. These people wouldnt even give him a taxi voucher. You save peoples lives what makes a dogs life any different. Do better, absolutely disgusting behavior.

My first visit there was nice. The nurses and doctors were great. The second time I went wasn't so nice .this one star goes mainly to I'm gonna call her nurse ratchet. She was giving me a covid test. Put the swab so hard up my nose it hurt. I said let her know she was hurting me but she kept it in my nose. I went to push her arm away and she told me not to touch her and pushed the swab in harder and longer until I finally screamed with pain.. My nose hurt for 15 minutes after that. I've had covid tests before and they are not like that. She purposely hurt me. This was right before my procedure. Next the EKG nurse put the sticky tabs on me and was in such a hurry that when he attached the clips he clipped my skin instead of the tab. Normally that wouldn't of bothered me because he did apologize.but the first nurse was the worst. She shouldn't be doing covid tests she just down right mean.

Nurses and staff weve come across have been very friendly. They do get extremely busy at times which we understand and do our best to be patient. They have so many people they are helping. They've been our go to hospital for many many years. Thank you Fresno Community Hospital.

Come in with covid. I ask the ER older male African nurse that I will get up for a drink of water. He yelled at me. I'm coughing blood from covid. Water help my sore throat. I been without water or Tylenol for 8hr running a fever. I got up and went home. He just on the computer and he mad. He didn't have to clean or tend to anyone. 2021 Aug. Also when I had appendectomy the surgeons flipped a chair over in rage. I have never meant him before but that was our 1st impression. This is 2009 I didn't write a separate review cause I wanted to be thankful but I will never return to this hospital. As a patient.

Went to the ED after visiting the urgent care. The facilities are clean. There is a long waiting time but that is expected of ED. • 1 hour for registration to see a doctor and doing triage. We were assigned a student doc • 1 hour for analysis and time spent with the student. She had another full time doctor with her as guidance. Did the tests including slit lamp, visual acuity etc. FT doctor invited another 2 FT docs to see - one was a supervising doctor. At 1 point, there were 6 (3 students) looking at his eye which felt like a bio lab and he is a live specimen. • 1 hours to wait outside again. Had to ask for doc every 30 minutes via the nurse. • 1 hour for the student doc to come outside to give conclusion after specialist advice. He is not coming to the hospital. Provided with a number that is direct mobile to him. • 1 hour for the antibiotics + steroid blend to be prescribed. We spent 5 hours in the hospital. In Singapore - it would be around 3 hours.

I had my baby at Fresno community earlier this year in January. It’s been a few months but I just can’t forget about how I was treated by one of the labor and delivery nurses. I wish I would’ve reported this sooner but I can’t remember her name because of how much pain I was in. I just remember she was African American and had a heavy accent. She tripped over my catheter and ripped it out of me, she refused to give me another dose of epidural even though she seen how much pain I was in and she judged me for not wanting to breast feed. Everyone else was amazing it was just that one lady who ruined the whole experience for me.

August 18, 2023 The worst ER. My boyfriend has been to the ER twice this week. He showed up at the ER today at around 8:30 am. We were seen in a room close to noon and told by a Dr that he would need to have an MRI done to see what's going on with the symptoms he was describing. We had to go back out to the waiting room (which was packed nowhere to sit). Eventually, a nurse called my boyfriend to sit over in a different area of the ER so she could give him an IV of meds. Since I wasn't being seen there, I was asked to leave by an ER staff around 1 pm. cuz they needed my seat. So I sat in my car waiting for him to have this MRI done. At around 4:30 pm. a nurse gave him Morphine. Then at 6:35 pm. my boyfriend called me stating that they wanted to give him Fentanyl next. No MRI had been done at that time, so he sat in the ER for 10 hrs today with no results given. Just a cocktail of meds. Worst hospital ever! Before I was asked to leave the ER, a man had stated out loud while he was leaving that he had been sitting there for 8 hours. Just ridiculous that they treat people like this with no help or results.

I was a patient for almost a month.time to get discharged a social service worker ask me personal information and after I ask what kind of services were available because a day before I was admitted to the hospital I moved to Fresno to get better health care. To my surprise the social worker told me that he feels that they won't be able to help me because I have no income. It's hard for me to understand that there is no services available to someone who just found out they have cancer , I'm homeless and in need of assistance. The worker could not even provide me with a list of services or assistanceI. I ask him for a business card he also said he doesn't have one. Now some stranger that I have no clue what he plans on doing with my personal information. maybe that's how they get paid . Just like the people who stand outside the grocery store for signature Disappointed,. Pauline v

Remember geoblastoma research is being conducted to use the polio virus to kill brain tumors. We just had our Mom experience one, but she was in a car accident when she was young. At only 68 this is a reminder to always go to the doctor even if you are young and healthy. Tell them everything and live as long a life as possible. I only give 2 stars because the medical team never showed us the images and just cited "we need miracles" . We are a non religious family and deserved to see what killed our Mom. It was your duty and responsibilities to provide that. I will now have to request medical records which I will compare with Google images myself using common expectation of the evidence and deductive logic to olevate my concerns. May you love wonderful lives and maybe one day I don't know if it will be 10,000 or 100,000 years before we have that magic wand you want to make everything better.

Can't say enough about this place, they not only gave my son medical help but all the personnel from the doctors to cleaning ladies took time to lift his spirit. My son was in a very bad motorcycle accident and lost one of his legs and injured an arm and his spine, all the staff took care of him with a kindness and care that I will forever remember and be thankful. May God Bless each and everyone there for the help to my son and the care you showed my whole family...

I am writing this to thank the nurses at labour and delivery and post natal unit. They did beyond and above helping with the delivery and the recovery smoother. Their teamwork is exemplary to others. Their attitude is great to make you feel cared. They did the best for the outcome.

I had a procedure done today in the endoscopy department, and I just want to say that the entire staff from sign in to the recovery room were extremely nice and helpful! A couple nurses I can recall were Paige, Rose, Penny… and a few others I can’t recall, but it was such a pleasant experience…as much as possible lol…