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  • 1/5 CHERIE U. 1 year ago on Google
    At admitting it was quick and friendly. In the pre-surgery bay I was told to undress, place my gown on and left waiting for several hours. I had to ring for the nurse and then a flurry of activity. I was seen by the anesthesia team and told I would be next. My surgery was scheduled to take place at 1:30 pm, no nurses came to check on me until I rang for the nurse again approximately 5:00 pm. Very quickly my surgeon and the anesthesiologist came running to inform me that it had been canceled. I spent seven hours at the hospital only to be turned away to go home at 6:00 pm. I had, ask instructed been fasting since midnight the night before with only a sip of water for my meds. I was asking “ what happened “ and was not given a clear answer. A day and a half later I called patient advocacy who informed me someone from nurse administration would call me and I have never received a call. I have another surgery scheduled for the 11/16/2022 and I hope this to be successful without disappointment. Cherie T Unger
    15 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Branch R. 3 months ago on Google • 20 reviews New
    The hospital staff especially the nurses in the ER were very rude and unprofessional. We waited in the waiting room patiently for over 5 hrs. waiting on information about our love one who was brought in by ambulance. We understood how busy the ER was at the time. We understood how hard the staff was working to get everyone seen. That does not excuse the fact of unprfessionalism on the part of not 1 but every nurse we interacted with. I definitely would not recommend this emergency room.
    10 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Jedediah S. 1 year ago on Google
    Such great staff here. I was in the neurology wing for surgery. Ended up being in this hospital for 6 weeks. Most time was spent in a surgical sweet. Everyone there is all about individual recovery. They make you feel welcome and like your at home.
    11 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 T W. 2 years ago on Google
    The staff was friendly, compassionate, and tried their best. Unfortunately they are completely oblivious to patient privacy. I've never seen anything like this.The cleanliness needs to be improved due to blood on chairs feces on floor etc.. there needs to be better communication in the hospital as it causes extremely long wait times and discomfort (left with a pic line unnecessarily for hours). I was there for 5 hours because the back end of hospital didn't communicate I was to be discharged to the front end. I am wondering if this hospital is going through bankruptcy. When I was getting blood tests an unknown woman was also in the room getting blood tests at the same time. When I saw the doctor to explain my symptoms their was no privacy at all it was just in the hospital with patients looking at Me and listening the same with the discharge except for it was in the waiting room in front of everyone. I do not fault the staff it just seems like a fault of management that really needs to be addressed. Although I respect the staff and think they are great people I feel they need to address these issues to preserve patients dignity, privacy, and provide a better experience. If you go to this hospital you really need to advocate for yourself more than normal and articulate yourself very well to get the care you need.
    11 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 John F. 5 months ago on Google • 110 reviews
    Small edit needed. When escorted out of the hospital in a wheel chair there was a power consumed female security person who was making sure everyone knew she was in charge and I am just coming out of the ICU. She made me stand empty my pockets. I still have my hospital bracelet on. ... After a heart attack. She's in need of a course of manners and paying attention. She barely looked up. Saturday the 7th of October about 3pm Saved my life, My first heart attack was happening when I walked thru the ER door, I was clueless. You can't put it all in a review. From the security guard, ER room staff, Doctors, nurses, lab techs, and a amazing number of highly skilled young people with.. Everyone treated me with a level of kindness and respect I haven't seen at a hospital before.... Come to think of it, not at the majority of business these days. Smiles, humor and professionalism,.... When family around the country called about me, they were connected to the surgeon who worked on me. That doesn't happen, it's voice mail or we will get back to you everywhere else. In Vegas for the trade show from the East coast, scared about what I was walking into and all that fear evaporated within the first 10 minutes. I can't list them all, but I will never forget them. John Foy South Carolina

  • 1/5 Alice T. 8 months ago on Google
    This hospital visit/stay was a national lampoon kind of stay. I was transferred to this hospital to the ER at about 3:30am, once there I was sent to triage and a test done and blood drawn. Now it’s 7:30 am and no one has checked to let me know what’s going on I had to ask while there was nurses walking up and down the hall. They finally put me in one of the ER room with the recliner. Now it’s past 3pm and I’m moved to the Satellite unit where there is 4 people to some of the rooms men and women together. Maybe it could be better if men were with men and women with women in the same room.Then everyone has visitors crammed in the room with only curtains separating each patient. So now it’s loud because everyone is talking including children.There’s no privacy you can hear the conversation the doctors are having with the other patients. Test results, what type of tests are needed or performed and other personal info. Seem like all HIPAA rules went out the window. There was no bathroom and no where to shower you where told if you where there longer than 3days they would probably move you to a floor that had bathroom and showers in the room. On the 3rd day I was ready to go the primary doctor had said everything was fine gave me discharge instructions and who to follow up with. So hours are going by and one of the nurses say oh you may have to stay b:c your potassium is low so I was given potassium pills and told we will check your blood work in a few hours but I was ready to go. So the nurses never came back in so as I left the room to go to to the bathroom, she said you may have to stay because your potassium is low. I said no I’m checking my self out. I’m fine but y’all want me to stay to keep billing insurance??? And the doctor can give me a prescription for potassium. They nurses whole attitude changed. She was like once I take the IV out you can leave. She said and we don’t give discharge papers to AMA patients. I asked can I get wheelchair and she said no we don’t do that for AMA (against medical advice) release. Then I asked if she can call the number the social worker gave me for a ride and she said oh no you can ask the security guard, Just rude but the hospital was still going to bill my insurance for that day and I can’t get a wheelchair.WORST HOSPITAL STAY EVER.
    6 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 2/5 Vicki S. 2 years ago on Google
    My husband was flown in and was on a gurney in the Er hallway for 56 hrs!! Even with his altered mental status, and a Power of attorney, they communicated with him on treatment not me. I would recommend another hospital. There were a couple nice nurses, but definitely wouldn't want him to go back. Dr Gregory, was more interested in clearing out a bed, than actually diagnosing and treating him. Things not explained..just not a good experience either time
    6 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Noah S. 10 months ago on Google • 20 reviews
    Clean, Quick and Friendly service. All staff were kind and they got me in an out in a timely fashion. I've been to the ER a couples times in my life, and this was by far the fastest and best service I have received. Thank you Anan and the rest of the Sunrise Hospital team!
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Unapologetically B. 5 months ago on Google
    I have a serious heart condition. I came here and was shuffled from chair to chair in the lobby or rotated to random rooms for over 27 hours. I have been sitting in the ER for over 27 hours. I am not exaggerating. I never once spoke to a doctor. Dr. Nassim refused to answer his cellphone or pager for any nurse on behalf of any patient. There was trash everywhere, there were urine samples around, one not even in a bag. Flies are buzzing. There is a man in a hospital gown waiting for a bed in the lobby. There is a man with who has apparently recently severed his leg and is bleeding and he has not been seen. Someone was having some kind of significant medical event in the lobby and I personally had to go ask a nurse to help this stranger because she was busy on her phone to notice. A lot of Nurses have short patience and are snippy. They are rude and dismissive. They aren't giving out food and water unless you make a big fuss. It is dirty here, there are bugs here, there are urine samples everywhere. The cafeteria is closed to patients. I was discharged with no change in symptoms. I'm going to another urgent care. Don't come here.
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Jerry I. 2 years ago on Google
    I came into Sunrise hospital last night from the Westgate poker room because I had serious trouble breathing. When I got here I have been treated with the utmost professionalism one particular nurse I would like to praise is Nurse Darcy. Despite the doctor gave me grimy news about my heart condition she have found a way to make my stay more comfortable despite the the initial forecast. Jerry Ingram
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Mandy G. 1 year ago on Google
    I am new to the area and had a head injury and went to Sunrise Trauma ER. Although the demographics of what I saw in the waiting area had me initially nervous and unsure of my choice of treatment facility, I was pleasantly surprised. I was immediately fast tracked to the back. The staff was absolutely top notch. From the initial intake, to the nurses, Dr., and admin. ALL of them were extremely professional, kind, attentive, and made me comfortable. They have to deal with a lot of mentally unstable and very rude patients (I witnessed several interactions) and they remained professional and treated everyone with the same respect, and in some cases it had to be difficult due to how the patients were treating the staff! I am very pleased…. Overall, don’t judge a book by its cover.
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Jacqueline O. 2 years ago on Google
    The breast center always does such a great job. The staff is competent and caring. You leave with answers and a plan. This is always my place of choice. Jeri walks you through what she is doing, keeps you updated in the waiting room and is genuinely comforting. Dr Schwartz took all the time I needed as we discussed my care. Thank you, you're a great team!
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Kevin W. 2 years ago on Google
    I was brought in by ambulance because I had passed out. My time in the ER was a nightmare. It looked like a madhouse, it was filthy and no one would do anything to help me. I was put in a room where I was forgotten about for hours. Was told not to get out of bed yet when I had to use the restroom, no one would come. My wife was the one caring for me in THEIR hospital. Once I tested positive for Covid two days later, they made her leave. They had me on dirty sheets for days. The staff was incredibly rude. I was there nearly a week and the reason why was because their cardiologist needed to release me and I was told they were on vacation (they were trying to tell me they only had ONE. Yeah right!) So their plan was to keep me there until said person came back. I wasn’t ok with this and after my wife assured them she knew there was more than one cardiologist in that hospital, they got another doctor to come in and he was the rudest person ever. He released me after some blood work. But the staff didn’t like the fact that I was so angry I wouldn’t speak to them so they kept me two more days until my wife called and demanded to know why I was still there. THEN they released me. I could write a horror novel on my time there. Do NOT go to this hospital. Insist on another if you’re coming by ambulance. Your health isn’t a concern at Sunrise. That hospital should be shut down.
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 2/5 Bobbi M. 2 years ago on Google
    I enter Sunrise with a kidney infection and a kidney stone. I had to wait 4 hours in a chair before they moved me to a private area because I was in so much pain. I sat there in a recliner for another 4 hours before I was placed into a room and told I would have surgery the next morning. That did not happen. I sat in my room for another 12 hours without food and a couple sips of water only for medicine. Later that evening, I was told I would have my surgery. Everything was fine after that but the night before my discharge serval nurse came to work wearing perfume. I have asthma and certain smells can trigger an attack. I stopped the nurse a the front door and asked her not to come in. And I explained the situation, I was told that I would need to put on two mask in order for this nurse to take my vitals and for to come in and out for f the room. I have never had a nurse tell me that her perfume was for important than the health of a patient. By choice, I will try my best not to come here again.
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Alex C. 2 years ago on Google
    This is the second time I've needed looking at. Cut my finger. Index... across the knuckle. They have a fast processing system if you're a walk in ...and of course depending on what your emergency is. Within five minutes I was seen by the doctor! She glued the wound together, the nurse put a splint on it...only after that was I registered...took my blood pressure again and discharged me...I'm pretty sure I was in and out within thirty minutes! I can only give praise. The ER waiting room was full. I asked them why I got through so fast. They assess and treat accordingly. Good job Sunrise Hospital. And btw I changed my name to protect my identity!
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Kidist S. 1 year ago on Google
    I took my 3 year old twice to Sunrise Hospital Pediatrics Emergency Room (6/22/22 and 11/4/22). On both visits, my experience was exceptional. The staff was caring, empathetic, understanding of my child's needs, and the staff were very knowledgeable. I had a bad experience taking my daughter to a different ER in the valley. They didn't know how to handle a 3 year old and so naturally we were scared with having to bring our daughter to an ER. At Sunrise, we had a completely different experience...the nurses and physicians are so experienced in handling children. In general it was OUTSTANDING care. I wanted to thank all the staff for their excellent care!
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Norma C. 10 months ago on Google
    From the day I did my pre-op to my surgery date and release, the staff was so wonderful and respected. They made sure I was comfortable and always came when it was time for my pain meds. The food was delicious. Thank you for all you did. From front office, nurses, doctors.
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Jan M. 9 months ago on Google
    The ER was a nightmare! My husband was brought in by ambulance from the airport after he became too ill to board the flight. It was hours before he was seen after triaging him without me being allowed in the area. He was so ill he was confused and did not give correct answers to their intake staff. He was put in a wheelchair and rolled into the waiting room without informing us. We happened to notice him across the room! We waited for hours before being seen.. I am a nurse and I am appalled by the lack of concern and care we were subjected to. We were told we could take him home and be treated locally. By the time we flew back to Iowa he was septic from a stone in his bile duct and was sent by ambulance to GI and Infectious Disease specialists. This hospital was recommended by the ambulance crew and I am sorry we listened to them!
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 2/5 uriel m. 3 months ago on Google • 16 reviews New
    My baby boy was just born at thus hospital. Not my first rodeo, everything was "fine". The first nurse who was attending us at labor and delivery was awesome. I think her name was Alexis. HOWEVER, after her shift was over, the other nurses did not impress me at all. With my other children, also born at this hospital, my wife was taken to the exit via wheelchair. This time around, we called the nurse to verify if we were good to go as they usually check the carseat before us leaving, she responded with "oh yeah you guys are good to go. You signed the paper work, you guys can head out." They made us walk from our room to the exit to the car, and now my wife is at home with discomfort because of that walk. The first nurse saved the whole experience with her exeplorary service.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 J L. 5 months ago on Google
    CAUTION SUNRISE HOSPITAL ELDER ABUSE AND MEDICAL MALPRACTICE TO ELDERLY DISABLED PATIENTS LEGAL ACTION TAKEN AGAINST SUNRISE HOSPITAL. My 86 year old mom went to Sunrise Hospital with a urinary tract infection. One week later she got an overdose of tranquilizer Haldol 5mg IV from Dr David Asfour Osteopath whi also disobeyed my orders a few days earlier clearly stating that my mom must not be given any tranquilzers. I recorded this conversation and will share with anyone upon request to this post. My mother never recovered back to normal. Now she cannot eat or talk or swallow or move. The reason Dr David Asfour gave mom this potentially lethal overdose was because my poor darling 4 foot 10 mom was calling out for a diaper change and it was annoying moms nurse named Jamie. I have reported the nurse to the nurses reg board and the doctor to the osteopath board. I have also reported the abuse and neglect dished out to my mom to the Adult Protective Services who are also investigating staff abd administration at Sunrise Hospital. I found a lawyer who is taking on the case pro bono but as soon as he sent then a letter, the nurses and administration banned me from visiting mom anymore. They said their staff were fearful of me. I have never done anything to their staff to make them fearful of me but I believe they may be fearful because they know how rotten they have treated my poor mom and now me. Even moms attending doctors pleaded with the hospital administration to let me resume visits to mom but they too were ignored.i have spoken with KTNV Channel 13 Las Vegas News about the story and other channels as well who are interested in doing an in person camera interview with me. This horrific treatment of an elderly disabled mom should not happen to anyone. This is not the America I remember. This is a disgrace America and we must stand up for those who cannot act or speak for themselves.
    3 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Jeannine H. 8 months ago on Google
    If there was a zero star option I would give it. The remaining feedback will be given when I dispute all charges and possibly file a lawsuit. It was so bad that I wasn’t sure if I was in the US. Note to visitors. If you get sick in Vegas and need to be taken to the hospital, ask to go anywhere but this one!!!! I promise your concerns will be dismissed and you we be handled by the medical people that make people question the medical profession. Oh and for you Sunshine… hire doctors and nurses that know how to treat people with dignity and kindness when they are sick. I was dangerously sick and was dismissed from the moment I arrived by every medical person I encountered, EVERY LAST ONE!!! Landed back at another hospital (per my request not to return to Sunshine) less than 10 hours later and admitted. Get it together Sunshine people need to be heard and respected and your hospital does NOT do that!
    3 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Kayla K. 1 year ago on Google
    I have NEVER been treated so well! Could not ask for better staff or care. I literally have avoided hospitals at ALL COST due to the lack of care and compassion coming from staff and facility. Here I look online and this hospital has only 1 start. ONE STAR! Not going to lie I almost said eff it because it just wasn't worth being degraded or treated poorly. I am pleased to report I have never EVER had such a great experience in actually getting the help I needed. Very time efficient as well as comfortable and relaxed. Thank you thank you thank you
    3 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 2/5 Rochelle 8 months ago on Google
    the worst experience ever. I gave 2 stars because there was a handful of nurses that didnt treat the patient like a number. Ronnie the lead nurse was extremely rude and stated false accusations. They rotate the doctors and nurses out everywhere week. Its just sad to see patients treated like a number and not like a human. I have never been in a hospital like this, unacceptable. it would have been nice if everyone was on the same page as far as caring for the patient. may God continue to bless the hands of the nurses that treated the patient like a human. those nurses are in this career because they truly care, there's other nurses that are just there for the paycheck and it's obvious.
    3 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Jennifer D. 3 months ago on Google • 30 reviews New
    I was referred to the Burn Unit after an ER visit. I ended up having to have emergency surgery. They entire staff took such good care of me, explained everything thoroughly, and every follow up appointment has been excellent. I want to specifically shoot out the burn unit because I wasn’t prepared to have surgery but they made it comfortable.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 cassandra s. 5 months ago on Google • 7 reviews
    This hospital is great. My father was admitted and stayed on the cancer floor and after a week of surgeries and healing, he is being released. Dr. Onwutuebe is amazing and made sure my dad was comfortable and safe. The nurses here are the best. We had so many of them and they are all so kind. Everyone here has made this transition easier. We are so grateful and appreciative to everyone. Thank you. Also the cafeteria is awesome.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Noelle B. 1 year ago on Google
    Had my baby a week ago. All the l&d nurses were super nice and had great bedside manners. Everyone worked with me to keep me comfortable during labor and after. We asked all the questions we could and all the nurses gave us all great answers. 10/10
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Homa E. 2 years ago on Google
    On 02/22/2022 I had surgery, I am very petrified of preparing for surgery. Veronica, the amazing nurse made her best effort to take all my anxiety to zero. I can’t say enough of her professional and kind manner. And the other nurse Robin another kind and lovely person. All I can say a person like me who does not like going to hospital, I felt I was surrounded by family. I give the best of my appreciation to these angels and the one who hires the most amazing people to work in this hospital. This is not my first surgery. I had three or four surgery since 2019, I always have been treated very kindly and professional Way. I live far from this hospital, but I will chose Sunrise hospital compairing with other ones. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Yolanda S. 2 years ago on Google
    I really am thankful for this hospital!!!!! I had an accident and cut my finger, I needed the doctor to look at it but I did not want to stay in an emergency room for a long time. I visited One hospital before I came to sunrise and they told me that the wait was over 3 hours just to look at my finger. So I drove myself to sunrise hospital praying that they had a better system in place. To my surprise they have something called fast track. It was exactly what I was looking for I was in and out and under 1 hour and 30 minutes. Thank you sunrise hospital for making my experience amazing the RN nurse came and made sure I was great before I left the staff there was absolutely amazing and professional their facility is nice and clean they have all the proper covid-19 precautions that makes you feel safe every time you enter the hospital. I would recommend this hospital to everyone!
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Vegas C. 2 years ago on Google
    The lady that greets and assists patients in front of the Admission Counter is AWESOME. She has such a positive attitude that cannot go unnoticed. She’s always smiling and looks forward to the next patient encounter. I have been to Sunrise Hospital twice and she doesn’t miss a beat. Her charisma is not something you see everyday. Please see that she gets a pay raise. Bring me the paperwork and I’ll approve it! Admission clerks are great. They make navigating through the hospital easy. Pre-op staff was wonderful. Excellent bedside manner. They treated me with respect and dignity. I’m blessed for the encounter. Post op staff I don’t remember 😂. Thank You Sunrise Hospital Staff.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Rebecca w. 5 months ago on Google
    This is the most chaotic place I have ever seen. I went to the emergency room with Covid. They gave me fluids and pain meds, and got my fever down. That was great. I thank them for it. However, I never saw a doctor. That has NEVER happened in my 55 years on this earth. Unsurprisingly, they gave me a prescription for a version of Paxlovid that could have harmed my compromised liver. Luckily, my pharmacy refused to fill the script. After numerous attempts by the pharmacist and me to contact the hospital and remedy the situation, I’m still waiting for my meds four days later. They simply do not answer their phone. In addition to this, the lobby of the emergency room was no better run than an overcrowded New York deli. Sick people, family members, and people waiting for discharge were all there. Nurses yelled names from the desk, on which people were seated and waiting for care. It was loud and bustling like a subway station. I do not feel patients were treated with dignity. I saw one or two smiles the entire time I was there. They didn’t update my worried husband during his five-hour stay in the lobby. At least I left better than I arrived, which, given what I saw, was a miracle.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Siew Pheng T. 2 years ago on Google
    I was in an accident and transported via ambulance to their ER for trauma. Every staff was caring and polite. I was immediately taken to have CT Scans done to head and neck and scan with dye to the rest of the body. The CT Scan results were ready in 20 minutes. From ER, I was admitted to ICU which I remained for a day before being discharged into a regular ward. Staff in ER and ICU were absolutely amazing and top notched. In the regular ward, the response time was not as good and I was told that they had staff shortage. Doctors, nurses, lab staff and nursing assistants attended to me frequently. Overall, I am very happy with my experience at Sunrise and highly recommend this hospital.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Rene C. 8 months ago on Google
    The worst experienced ever. The nurses were very friendly and attentive but that was the only good part from our visit. My husband was sent in an ambulance at 5:00am with an order to get an MRI done. It was 6:00pm and we saw 2 doctors and no MRI was done. We missed our flight and we made it home, we are now at John Hopkins hospital where I lost count of how many doctors we’ve seen. My husband got the MRI he needed and found out some arteries were clogged in his system. Thanks for your Negligence sunrise
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Jack W. 10 months ago on Google
    Great, friendly staff at all levels. Everyone was cordial and helpful. The facility looked like it is brand new. It is certainly modern, up to date and maintained impressively. The procedure was accomplished just as expected and I was released the next day. I could not have asked for a better outcome! Everyone on the "Team" including Doctors, staff and support attendants did an Amazing job! You will definitely get our recommendation anytime we have the opportunity.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Robert A. 11 months ago on Google
    I must admit that I was shocked at how professionally the entire staff and nursing team treated me. Every person I met was very friendly and supportive! I went in for an outpatient surgical procedure and the experience was made a lot easier by the people I encountered. Front desk = outstanding! Registration = outstanding! Nurses both before and after my procedure = outstanding! Very clean and calming facility. I don't want to go back anytime soon but I can truthfully say that my experience at Sunrise Hospital was a 10+. And a big THANK YOU goes out to Dr Hofflander...he is an amazing surgeon!!
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Robin H. 1 year ago on Google
    I was being cared for in the new wing of the hospital. I felt like I was staying in a luxury hotel. Very clean and comfortable. The entire nursing and technical staff were unbelievably amazing. Not only were they really nice, they were great at their jobs. They made me feel safe. All in all, a very pleasant stay.
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  • 5/5 Peter and D. 1 year ago on Google
    The staff at Sunrise Hospital is just exceptional! From the lovely ladies that greet you when you arrive to the discharge nurses and everyone in between, you won’t find a more caring, competent and professional group of people who excel at making their patients and families feel comfortable and valued. As a recent patient there for an outpatient procedure, I cannot say enough about the kindness extended to me by each and every team member assigned to my care. Thank you to all at Sunrise Hospital for exceptional service and outstanding health care!
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 2/5 Melissa H. 2 years ago on Google
    I was sent to sunrise ER because I am 8 months pregnant and just tested positive with covid. My high risk Dr wanted me to get a special IV to help my recovery process. When I arrived and got checked in everyone in the front was discussing where I was supposed to go, they assumed I needed to go to L&D first to get monitored before getting the IV. I was taken into a room for vitals and information again no one was on the same page as to where I was supposed to go. Finally they realized I didn’t need to go to L&D and I just needed to get the IV going. I waited about an hour and was finally called back. That was another ordeal, the first girl tried 3x to get the IV and kept messing up. She then asked the other girl to try and it took her another 2 more times. By the time they finally got it I had 5 holes in my arms and left crying in frustration. After the 4th time I was very close to grabbing my things and leaving. I have had numerous blood work taken in the last 8 months and I have never had any problems. You would think that being in an ER people would know what to do as they should be highly trained but I left there feeling like no one knew what they were doing. First off not knowing if I should go to L&D or if if I should stay in the ER or if I needed to get monitored first or not to being stuck 5x to get the IV going. I wasn’t even registered at this hospital but apparently it’s the only place that does this IV for high risk patients. I have never been more frustrated in my life.
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  • 4/5 dafne reyes p. 6 months ago on Google
    My sister had her baby on 08/20/23 her doctor couldn’t go so they send another doctor who was late, well we understand that, but what we couldn’t understand was that this doctor ask us if my sister got epidural we said no he asked why and we said because she’s strong (and that was her decision) he said well now she’s gonna feel miserable, we said it’s just the natural way, he said CANCER IS NATURAL AND NOT JUST BECAUSE ITS NATURAL WE LET IT GO I got so mad but my sister was tired so all I said was can we just stop can we just stop. Jennifer the nurse director contact me she explained me that he wasn’t her employee, she was pretty nice and understanding the situation. Kim, Kate and the team that are there for emergency delivery were pretty helpful and nice.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Goldie O. 5 months ago on Google
    This place is horrible horrible I got admitted there an there was a lady who was assisting my nurse she was with a patient checking her vitals an when she was finish came to my bed an told me she wanted to check my vitals an I had to ask the lady to change her gloves 🧤 an she got upset!! I reported her to my Nurse then the transporter arrived to take me to my room!! There was no bed an it looked like the area was in a basement no windows no 🌞 sunshine but wait the room was filthy and dirty walls were dirty I took I took pictures below it looked like roaches is coming out the wall out of a hole an my nurse was mean an rude an weirdo the best nurse was Christine she was a nurse assistant! I wasn't giving a gown I was in the same clothes not feeling comfortable or wanted I had to pray this I had to pray the rosary the location looked like a dungeon and I got scared and I had to leave because of the filthiness the floors looked like they weren't even mopped
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Rebekah S. 1 year ago on Google
    The ER was pretty bad, but that is to be expected. Once my mother got a bed in the trauma ICU, it was amazing care. The first RN (Brenda) was kind and attentive. The third RN (Lisa) was incredible as well. Zero condescension, respectful, kind, attentive, and super efficient. I can’t say enough for the team in trauma ICU. Also, the security and front desk staff were beyond wonderful! Thank you!
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  • 5/5 Radi R. 2 years ago on Google
    My experience at this hospital was incredible. I couldn't have asked for better staff. The nurses were kind and caring. The Doctors were skilled and professional. Special thanks to Dr Kingsberg who did an amazing job. Also thank you to Kathy the director who took time away from her busy schedule to check on me. This hospital is highly recommended!
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  • 5/5 Nikki del R. 1 year ago on Google
    Thank you Sunrise Hospital for taking care of my husband for a week. Your staff is so kind and caring. You cared and worked tirelessly to find what ails him. We appreciate you all.
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  • 1/5 Roxanne C. 7 months ago on Google
    My husband is laying in the hallway of the emergency room for the second day waiting on a hospital bed. Came in for 3 different things only put 1 down on the record so he’s the least important of course. Even had a note from his other doctor telling them what was wrong 😡 we have now been in the hospital for 8 days and have been waiting to see a certain doctor for 3 days so we can be discharged to a skilled nursing facility. No wonder it’s hard to get a bed. So frustrated. The nurses on the 4th floor have been great though 😊
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  • 5/5 Susan R. 1 year ago on Google
    I received quality care at the Sunrise Hospital Emergency Room. The ER was clean, and the staff were stellar. I was seen by many people and dealt with a lot of different staff, and they were all professional and serious about my care. They were great to deal with in an emergency. They have a lot to deal with and I feel for them. Thank you for your professionalism.
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  • 5/5 Talia La M. 2 years ago on Google
    I had heard a few comments about this hospital over the past few years and I am pretty confident that all comments were not positive experiences so I went in expecting a bottom of the barrel experience. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The Dr's & nurses were not only completely competent & I felt well cared for n not in the least bit nervous at an unexpected surgery, but every single person on staff was incredibly warm & friendly & I'd even go on to say they went above and beyond. Side note: my veins r incredibly hard to hit & IV's n blood draws have been long nightmares taking hrs before being successful. But every single nurse/doctor/lab worker who drew blood or started I.V. was successful the 1st poke. Every time. That was like 8 times minimum. That in itself was beyond impressive & makes for a way less stressful time for me too. Awesome indeed.
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  • 5/5 Linda G. 1 year ago on Google
    I was so impressed with those responsible for my surgery preparation. They treated me with respect, were professional, even had a delightful sense of humor. The anesthesia Dr & his student helped me feel very comfortable about the procedure. I was at ease when I went for my surgery. After care was equally amazing. Thank you Sunrise Hospital!
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  • 1/5 Ashley 2 months ago on Google • 4 reviews New
    Would advise staying away from procedures at sunrise pediatric hospital. My daughter has cerebral palsy and seizures. Her neurologist sent orders here for an MRI and 24 hour EEG. We were told the details 3 weeks before scheduled. They called the day before to confirm her procedure and told me that we needed to arrive at 6am and she would have her fasted MRI at 7am then be taken upstairs for her 24hr EEG. We arrived on time just to be told that "we don't have orders for your daughter" we had to sit around and wait for 45 mins then they "found them". We got brought up stairs to a room and then it was a scramble of nurses and doctors coming in and out saying that "it wasn't scheduled correctly but they're going to try and fit her in for her mri real quick so we have to rush and put an IV in" we held my daughter down while she screamed with no gas or medicine for them to put iv in. 10 mins later they come in and say they can't fit her in for MRI and they have to push it to the next day. So my daughter had an uncomfortable IV in her only usable hand (due to her CP) for over 24 hours for no reason while she had her EEG. We had 2 nurses Valerie and Emily that were kind and caring. Abigail was the supervising nurse I believe and has a very bad attitude and horrible bedside manner. She finally received her MRI the following day 2 hours later then they said she would and with hiccups along the way (nurse Abagail forgetting cords for her monitor, orders not being correct again) Overall I would say this hospital is poorly ran all the way to the scheduling department. When you have a 2 year old with multiple serious health conditions and you make them fast multiple times and wait for procedures because of your hospitals poor scheduling and planning that is unacceptable. Also need to reconsider there staffing needs for more caring compassionate nurses unlike Abigail. Also after her mri was done (a day later) they made us wait around in the room for over 5 hours after with no real communication on what was going on? We have never had to wait that long after an mri in the past at other hospitals. We pretty much were forgotten about and had to request a dr please come by so we could leave.

  • 5/5 Miranda J. 4 months ago on Google • 3 reviews
    I’m visiting from out of state and had a minor health emergency. Didn’t know anything about the hospitals here or what to expect from this one. The nurses and doctors were very pleasant and made me feel safe and cared for. The place was well staffed and everyone was working together efficiently to get people seen and treated. The only negative I’d say is that the guard made me feel a bit stupid for waiting in the security line when apparently I could have bypassed the line to check in. There were no signs that indicated this — I was just following what appeared to be the rules. So maybe some clearer directions for patients checking in would be good. Otherwise it was a pleasant and helpful experience.

  • 3/5 erin b. 5 months ago on Google
    Staff is friendly. However, I waited more than 12 hours for a MRI. I did not receive any hygiene materials after staying the night nor did I receive a meal after finding out surgery will be put off. But the hospital is clean and nurses are great.

  • 1/5 Rachel K. 3 months ago on Google New
    Lied to me. Bullied me. False billing. Oh, and took me to an IV treatment station and set my arm on the armrest in SOME ONE ELSE'S BLOOD. Because they couldn't be bothered to properly decon the station between patients. Disgusted. Appalled. And seeking legal counsel on my whole experience.

  • 4/5 Viviana D. 8 months ago on Google
    I don't like hospitals. I have horrible experiences with it. But this hospital was really nice with me and my baby. They were very attentive and treat me well. My baby had to stay in the nicu but everything went OK. Labor doctor was caring. There was a few incidents with the nurses that why I gave them four stars instead of 5. But very good doctor.

  • 5/5 Denise D. 6 months ago on Google
    I was a patient in your facility on August 26-28, 2023. I am from PA and had passed out, fallen, and had a gash on my head. My daughter and I spent 18 hours in your emergency dept before being transferred to a room. Every, and I mean every person, whose path crossed mine treated me as if my care and safety was the only thing that mattered. This applied to the professional staff and every other person. I have been in hospitals at various times but have never been cared for in such a kind, compassionate manner. I cannot tell you how much this has meant to me. I sincerely appreciate all you have done for me during this time. With deep appreciation, Denise DeFazio

  • 1/5 Melissa C. 4 months ago on Google
    I genuinely did not think I would have concern with taking my loved one to this hospital. But after being there a few days, I understand all the negative reviews. Depending on the nurse, some are helpful, but most are snippy and have attitude on level 2. Every time we needed assistance with changing and cleaning after bathroom use, they would take at least a half hour to come change our loved one or disappear. When we tried asking for urgency we would get told “we’re changing shifts right now so we can’t” or “his nurse went on lunch so that’s why they haven’t been cleaned yet” as our loved one is sitting in their feces with an chronic infection in the body. I called out a black nurse with poofy hair on how this treatment is ridiculous, she then replied with “are you ready , you ready for me now” then while changing him, she started complaining about how “us nurses we have a lot of patients so they’re dying more because of the lack of help” … WHILE cleaning him. I recorded that to have proof of what she said because we were all in shock. How are you going to lack such human empathy to someone who has cancer and an infection. Ontop of that, it took another hour just to get a clean gown since the previous had feces. The negligence was unbelievable. Multiple nurses who helped clean had faces of disgust, and were making several disgusted comments. They would ask us “what do we do , how do we clean him” We ended up having to help the nurses clean our loved one , and we had to PRESS THE ISSUE of them making they cleaned him RIGHT. Some nurses would say “he’s clean he’s fine” , then we would look under and still see he was dirty. Straight Attitude and snippy. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL. A Blonde curly haired “nurse” or whatever her role is , got very snippy and condescending with my sister and family. As she walked out of the room she had a face of attitude, contempt, and disgust. Super unnecessary. Imagine if that was your family. The heart rate of our loved one has been 150, yet the Dr.‘s and some nurses decided to say to him “yea you’re going to die you’re not looking too good” as we had been trying to control his heart rate for a month now. The security guard on the ER side (tall, fat, black guy with glasses) wouldn’t let me pass until I answered his questions on where I was going in the building. I found it odd since I had to tell him our business out-loud around other patients — for him to say “I’m just messing with you I didn’t need to know all that” we are literally going through a dire situation. Super weird and again, the lack of empathy is appalling. Another strange instance or hearing other patients business, was when the Drs would talk about other patients and their conditions/options on what they could do in front of us & in the hallway. I feel for the family’s going through something like this who have had their privacy & rights invaded. I was only there a few days visiting my loved one, but I was in shock to see how much BS happened while I was there. There was only 1 nurse who genuinely had our respect. She helped calm all of us down emotionally, told us not to lose faith. I wish I got her name but she was wonderful. (Still currently looking for her name to thank her) but 1 out of all of the nurses… ridiculous. We were told he was going to get a procedure done , so he wasn’t allowed to eat all day. Then when the time came, it never happened because the surgeons barely answer their pager, (What a nurse said) because they’re in surgery or at home. That’s understandable. But then our loved one didn’t eat nor drink water for an entire day , to then be told “ok it’ll happen tomorrow at 8AM so don’t eat after midnight” the next day rolls around and again, his procedure never happened. This is just ridiculous for a hospital. I wish I didn’t have to leave a review like this, but we are very concerned with what we’ve experienced and are probably going to transfer him out of Sunrise. The cafeteria has good food and the staff there was always friendly. Much appreciated. Front desk also was friendly each time.

  • 5/5 Amanda K. 3 months ago on Google New
    What started out at one hospital Southern hills ended at sunrise. My husband had to have an emergency open heart surgery and only heart surgeons are available at sunrise. I wasn’t too excited about transferring here but you can’t really argue when your life is on the line. Now getting into the hospital is like TSA times 10. Understandable, considering the demographic of the area 🤷🏻‍♀️. Anywho the actual hospital staff, was superb. Special shout out to David Desantiago and Miguel (didn’t catch his last name). David truly comes to work everyday looking to spread sunshine to everyone he sees. My husband was so nervous about going under the knife for open heart surgery, without a beat David took it upon himself to sit color with him for a few hours to keep his mind calm. Things I couldn’t get my own family members to do 😳 Miguel, one of the most knowledgeable people I’ve ever had the pleasure of conversing with. Not only was he super efficient in my husband’s post operation care, but he made sure to include me and educate me every step of the way. I definitely got a crash course in surgical procedures and post care. In conclusion the many members of the sunrise team helped saved my husband’s life. From teaching us, and calming our nerves no stone was left unturned and I’m eternally grateful 🙏

  • 5/5 Nicole H. 2 years ago on Google
    I went in for an issue with my eye. I was in and out within 50 minutes. I was placed in the room with another patient, but they had us socially distanced. Even though it seemed hectic and busy once I was in the back, the doctors maintained a calm energy and was able to move to everyone efficiently. It reminded me of the show ER. I was very pleased with the service provided especially being from out of state. Thank you for your help especially being able to fully gain my vision again.

  • 1/5 Clark H. 4 months ago on Google
    Please do not come to this hospital. I’ve been in a hold area for over 2 days. I had to beg for nurses to get ahold of my doctor so I can figure out what’s going on with me. Won’t let me shower, can’t get me into a room. Told me I had to wait 6 hours to eat because of an mri but the mri might not be for a couple days. I tried talking to the charge nurse here and she said verbatim “I frankly wouldn’t come to this hospital.” Like what kind of employee of a hospital would say this to a patient. This all transpired within the past 20 minutes.

  • 4/5 Carl A. 5 months ago on Google
    In August 2023 I was admitted for sepsis and this hospital went above and beyond to keep me surviving when I was days from dying due to the infection. Along with sepsis, I had an abscess on my abdomen that they treated with immediate surgery. On top of that, I had an open wound as a result of an earlier initial cancer surgery in 2020. Dr. Belladux, a plastic surgeon introduced the idea of a skin graft to close the open wound to prevent anymore infections entering my body and, with no hesitation, I agreed to have it. The graft took skin from my left thigh to close the open wound on my left groin. To say the surgery was a success was an understatement and it improved my quality of life as the area stopped weeping and I could wear underwear without maxi pads for the first time in almost 2 years. The staff of Dr. Belladux were wonderful and kept up with me after the long 41 day hospital stay. After dealing with shoddy service from UMC and Desert Springs, Sunrise was a breath of fresh air and I recommend this hospital for emergency needs. Thank you so much for what you've done. The reason why I didn't give it 5 stars was that they kept me in the hospital longer than I needed and I got angry towards the end because I knew I could've been released earlier.

  • 1/5 Jennifer D. 6 months ago on Google
    WHEW! Where do I begin!? This has been the absolute worst hospital experience my mother has ever had in her entire life! The ER started out OKAY, then it all went downhill from there. As she was in the ER, she was constantly screaming for a nurse to come in the room because NOBODY ever came to check on her, finally someone would come in who wasn't even a nurse after 30-40 minutes of yelling for help. Noone answered the call button. Although telling her she was lucky she had a room, and wouldn't be in the hallway with everyone else they later they took her room away & put her in the hallway with multiple sick people, although she's already immunocompromised. The hallway was like a crackhouse. Outside of the nurses talking bad openly about patients, and HIPAA laws not being followed at all considering the entire hallway was filled..... NOTHING was sanitary. My mom was taken to the bathroom, and there was FECES all over the toilet. Instead of this being cleaned up prior to her use, the nurse put a paper protector ON TOP OF THE FECES and had my mother SIT ON IT. This is completely a health hazard and unacceptable. She was not given any water, and when she finally got water it was in a styrofoam cup and was sat on the dirty wall. This was ONE SMALL CUP of water for the entire 30+ hours she was in the hallway. FINALLY she gets a room. Once she got there she felt happy and satisfied, until once again she couldn't get any help. The nurses would turn off the call light and nobody would come. So she had to re call over and over and over. I then had to call the nurse station myself to get someone to come in her room after she was YELLING once again for help with no help coming. When checking out the door , there were no nurses to be seen anywhere. If my mom was having a medical emergency she would be dead, because NOBODY came. EVEN when her bed alarm went off, even when her machines alarms went off. Do not bring your loved ones to this hospital and trust that they will be taken care of. The only good thing I have to say about this hospital is Dr. S. is good and knows what he's doing. Patients are just a number, and just a money grab for this hospital. If you don't have room, you should send patients to another hospital that can help them, rather than put them in worse stress and danger then they'd be at home. It's no wonder so many people travel outside of Nevada for healthcare. OH! And let's not mention, when discharge finally came, they kicked my mother out of her room and made her sit in the DOORWAY - between the two sliding entrance doors WAITING FOR A RIDE. They didn't even wait for us to come, and it only took us an hour to get there. This is unacceptable to have a 70+ oxygen dependent old lady waiting this way!!!!! DO BETTER SUNRISE, I will be looking into the legal side of these things. Hire a cleaning team, and don't make patients sit on feces, you know what a medical hazard that is!!!!!!!

  • 5/5 sonia r. 6 months ago on Google
    Sunrise rehab is wonderful. I really appreciate all the crew , nurses’ physicians,physical therapist and whoever work there include social worker and whoever else does cleaning. All of them were amazing. My dad was there two weeks and they did amazing job . Thank you everybody.

  • 4/5 D S (. 8 months ago on Google
    We were in Vegas for vacation and had an unexpected trip to hospital--very pleased & thankful I was given seen/called back rather quickly. The staff was attentive and worked efficiently in getting tests ran for diagnosis. Though I had a little wait on results due to busy ER---totally understandable. No regrets at this hospital.

  • 4/5 Jae D. 2 years ago on Google
    I’m a veteran that was transported to the ER from a doctors appointment. The staff there was very polite, caring and professional. They answered any questions or requests I had. The facility was clean, neat and organized. When my transporters were awesome too. I would recommend Sunrise ER. Thank you for my care and caring.

  • 4/5 Daniel D. 2 years ago on Google
    After driving for 2.5 hours to reach Sunrise, the free valet and check in was refreshingly quick. However the wait in the surgical waiting room was exhausting. Too hot to sit in Masks that long. Once we got called back to prep area, they were rushed to get her ready so I am not sure why the delay to go back if it was that close to the scheduled OR window.

  • 4/5 Gina R. 2 years ago on Google
    They took care of me. There are no beds in ER right now due to COVID surge but I still managed to find a comfy corner to sit in & they helped my pain and discomfort and started me on antibiotics. They are limited right now but they still took care of me and did what they had to do to get me out of there.

  • 5/5 marilee t. 2 years ago on Google
    Everyone was so kind. They all acted as if they loved their job. I felt comfortable knowing that the health care workers here actually cared about me, they were all confident in their abilities and made me feel safe. Thank you for the care I received.

  • 1/5 Lisa M. 2 years ago on Google
    This facility lacked any type of cleanliness whatsoever. Blood & body fluids all over the floors and in bathrooms. The ER is over run with patients left in hallways on gurneys. Nursing staff was less then desirable as far as communication, patience, or general care. Once I was admitted and moved upstairs out of the ER it was like a new world. Staff was attentive, it was clean, and there was no chaos. But overall I still wouldn't recommend this facility to anyone.

  • 4/5 daisey c. 2 years ago on Google
    Every single nurse I came in contact with was very caring and compassionate. I would like to give special recognition to the emergency room nurse Carlos and admitting CNA Ester. I was very scared with Covid and pnuemonia in both lungs and they made me feel safe because they were so attentive and careful with all my special needs. Their hard work and efforts played a major part in my healing process. God bless you all for having such a special team of nurses.

  • 5/5 Colleen E. 2 years ago on Google
    Hospital staff was pleasant and always helpful And the picture of the girls were nurses in training. Care and boot camp was amazing. They really pushy but I got my strength.

  • 5/5 Bernard H. 2 years ago on Google
    Had invasive tests today to determine scope of severe calcification of my aortic valve. Waiting on results from doctor. But everyone at Sunrise -- from the security greeters at the door, to the guy who took me out of the hospital in a wheelchair were all splendid. EVERYONE was efficient, knowledgeable, courteous and comforting. Everyone also abounded in good humor and made this patient feel at ease and in good hands -- which I was. My waiting wife also has good reviews of the hospital cafeteria. Thank you for everything, Sunrise. Wish I could give you 10 stars.

  • 5/5 Rich B. 2 years ago on Google
    I cannot possibly thank each person enough for my level of comfort and helpfulness. Each person we came in contact with during my 3 day stay there was incredibly kind and very helpful. I had a total Hip Replacement and was pain and the entire staff made sure I was confortable and had what I needed My Girlfriend works as A Nurse in another state and she was amazed at how kind everyone was. Very Professional Staff. Thank you for making me feel better even when I was in pain and wanted out of that bed. You guys ROCK

  • 5/5 Patricia K. 2 years ago on Google
    The staff at Sunrise was so helpful when I was there. Each one was kind, caring and courteous. They were down right phenomenal.

  • 5/5 Jane H. 2 years ago on Google
    I wasn't happy having to go to a hospital for nose surgery instead of private surgery. But my experience at Sunrise, except for parking and long check in line, was beyond exceptional. Every person I encountered was warm, personable and very calming and helpful. You've done a great job with your staff. They are able to help patients relax and go above and beyond to be warm and inviting. From Avis at admitting to each person in pre-op testing the treatment was outstanding!

  • 5/5 Kara E. 2 years ago on Google
    I first called the nurse consulting line at Sunrise Hospital for excruciating pain I was feeling after my gallbladder surgery. The nurse I spoke to on the phone was incredibly patient, kind, knowledgeable, and really listened to me. When I arrived at the ER, although it was a really busy night and they were short staffed (as many businesses are right now), the customer service and efficiency of service were stellar. The fact that all the folks working there in the ER waiting area and behind the scenes were genuinely compassionate and empathetic, even among all the craziness that exist in every ER room, was very impressive and helped the experience be as comfortable as possible given the situation. Even the issues that cropped up with problem patients were handled swiftly and with grace and with as little drama as I've seen in an ER waiting room. Overall I will go back to Sunrise Hospital If I need emergency medical treatment.

  • 5/5 Kathryn N. 2 years ago on Google
    I am 46 years old and had never had surgery. Every staff member at Sunrise hospital made my experience as stress free as possible. Everyone was friendly and answered all of my questions. Due to the pre and post care I received I feel that my recovery has been shortened. I would recommend Sunrise Hospital and send a sincere THANK YOU to everyone that was in involved in my procedure.

  • 5/5 Mary Y. 2 years ago on Google
    This hospital is the absolute best. From security, to the nurses, and the doctors, everyone was so friendly, personable and informative!! I have to say it is the best hospital experience that we have ever had. My mom had gotten ill unexpectedly and the staff provided great service to her. I give them a 100% on performance

  • 5/5 Dave S. 1 year ago on Google
    I went to the emergency room at Sunrise Hospital expecting to do a lot of sitting around and waiting to be helped. Within minutes of checking in I was called in for a consultation. After that I was taken in for various tests, never having to wait very long between them. All staff were very courteous and helpful. I was admitted for an overnight stay and more tests. Being my first hospital stay I didn't know what to expect but again I was treated well and kept informed of test results. Thank you to everyone there for putting my mind at ease and for the great care.

  • 5/5 Maricor G. 1 year ago on Google
    I was impressed from start to finish. Valet parking attendant very polite. Security guard always reminded everyone to mask 😷 up & hand sanitize. Check in for appointment was swift & pleasant. Finally Leo took my worries away when he did my pulmonary function test. Explained every step of the way of what’s happening. Thank you Sunrise Hospital 🏥 staff.

  • 5/5 Jess G. 1 year ago on Google
    Wow I am so impressed with the level of care and attention from this facility. I came in with extreme pain and they took me seriously and listened to all my needs. I had to have surgery which went so smooth and the after care was consistent. All staff whom I talked to was very nice with a great attitude. They work so hard especially the overnight team. I would not be doing this well without them taking as much care of me as if I walked in during the day. Thank you so much to this hospital and staff 💜

  • 5/5 Gina B. 1 year ago on Google
    Great staff, great nurses, great place. Cleanliness and safety are priority. They make sure all patients have clean linens every day and healthy meals. Never been hospitalized but this was definitely a great experience. I recommend this place for recovery to anyone. You’ll love their friendliness. Special shout out to Jennifer Wilson, Angel and Fae. Thank you ladies for making my stay angelic and special. 🔺❤️🙏🕊️🔺

  • 4/5 Theresa T. 1 year ago on Google
    Everyone was very nice and polite, and explained what they were going to do and what to expect next. The rooms with the easy chairs were comfortable for the beginning of the examination and diagnosing process. One of my problems was slight dehydration, and an IV was started. However, after the initial exam and tests, I was required to return to the waiting room, and the IV was discontinued. The waiting room was crowded and uncomfortable. After a wait, I was brought back to a similar room with an easy chair. I understand that the return to the waiting room is a way to conserve space and resources, but if the IV was not interrupted it would have helped relieve my symptoms, which continued over the next several days. I was discharged and provided prescriptions to fill, and am working to follow up on care for the problems that brought me to the emergency department.

  • 5/5 Samuel C. 1 year ago on Google
    It was fast, I checked in and was seen by a medical professional within 5 minutes of being there. I did go in with a dislocation, however they were quick they did thorough evaluations I felt safe and taken care of and reassured. The staff was friendly and I just feel like they did very awesome. Anytime I have something happen I come here and even have my kids come to this hospital I feel there is no better hospital than when we have our visits here in my opinion. Thank you for the reassurance and the ability to help discount costs when someone like myself does not have health insurance it really helped out a lot!

  • 5/5 Mikey 7. 9 months ago on Google
    I was amazed with Sunrise, I was treated very well. I never seen that in a hospital, most nurses and doctors are never happy and they show it. I had amazing experience with everyone, even the front lines people. I'm still talking about it today, you have a great staff, and that tells me who ever is running the show cares about there employees. Keep the good work up.

  • 5/5 bperreault73 9 months ago on Google
    In a few words the wonderful team from Dr. Zafar and Dr. Patel and the ICU team physicians, nursing, respiratory, lab, radiology, housekeeping, dietetics,they all contributed to saving my life. I will always be deeply appreciative. I hope I didn’t leave any group out. A special salute to the incredible caring nursing staff who did their very best to keep me comfortable.

  • 5/5 barrie h. 8 months ago on Google
    the waiting room is honestly hellish, but that's expected, but once through the doors the level of care, kindness and attention was second to none, all the staff were so friendly, and beautiful, is was like a TV hospital soap opera. they gave me a thorough check up and every test under the sun and the quality of the equipment and technology was excellent. i cant say I enjoyed my 8hrs there as I was ill but a very very good hospital, also the paramedics were also fantastic..

  • 1/5 Shon T. 2 months ago on Google • 1 review New
    Dr Rodriguez in the surgery department hate black women. He a small Spanish man with great aggression for a black woman who’s asking questions about her surgery. He cancelled my surgery because I had concerns. He put his hand is my face and told me to claim down. I asked why are you putting your hand in my face. I asked what did I do to you to make you that mad that had to put your hand in my face. I’ve sat in the waiting area for about 3 and half days, just for him to tell me I can leave. I don’t understand how a doctor can speak to any patient as he did to me. How am I to feel safe with a doctor demeaning my emotions and telling me I can leave.You can’t have questions don’t ask for anything just allow them to tell you what they doing to you. Asking questions got me moved to the back of the bus
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  • 1/5 Monika L. 1 month ago on Google • 1 review New
    Was treated in the E.R. and the chairs you have to sit in all night are really uncomfortable. They didn't really explain anything very well. While treatment did help me feel better, in the morning they told me I might go to a room, then left me sitting in the lobby (not the er) for over 6 hrs and no one cared. I called a friend & just went home. I will never go there again & advise others to avoid it too if possible.


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