The cardiac ICU nurses are incredible!! My dad had major complications with his triple bypass and the nurses that took care of him not only kept him alive but also comforted us, the family, in a very traumatic situation. Everyone was attentive, knowledgeable, and you can tell they are genuinely good people on and off the clock. My dad's surgeon Dr. Pan and NP Brooke are amazing people with incredible bedside manner, communication, and are obviously extremely skilled clinicians. I know without a shadow of a doubt that my dad would not be alive if it weren't for the amazing cardiac staff at abrazo arrowhead. read more

My friend broke her hip last Thursday. Came in by ambulance. Had surgery the next day. She was told by her doctor she needed to get up and moving immediately. However, there wasn't anyone around all day Saturday or Sunday to help so she laid in her bed all weekend. She had to use the restroom several times & had to wait over 20 minutes for help. Today same story but had an "accident" in her bed at 9:30 am. It is now 5:15 & no one has been in to clean her bed! Was told at 11:30 today she was being moved to rehab facility today. Still no word from anyone. Anytime we ask what's going on, they say "we're working on it..." Disgusting place. read more

We were at the hospital for approximately five hours with very little communication throughout the process. Initially, my husband's vital signs were taken, after which we were sent back to the waiting room without any explanation. About an hour and a half later, we were brought back again for blood work and a urine sample, once more without being told the reason for the delay or what was being evaluated. After another hour passed, he was sent for an MRI. The MRI ultimately revealed that his appendix needed to be removed, at which point everything moved very quickly and he was rushed into surgery. While we understand that emergency departments can be busy and that delays may occur, it was frustrating that no one took the time to explain what was happening or why we were waiting for so long. Even a simple explanation--such as a lack of available beds--would have been appreciated. The lack of communication made an already stressful situation much more difficult. read more

Horrible patient focus care. We waited for over an hour to come in for walk in blood work. Then we were told the reason it took so long was because we were a walk in. However you cannot make an appointment for the LAB! The admissions crew is horrific but the responsibility comes from the top. Yikes! Then we were told the system was down. And we walked out. read more

My husband and I went to Dr Chehval your urologist. He's great. His nurse is great. His office people tho..... not so great. Their attitudes are nothing like the doctor's. I also got charged 50$ for them to tell me to come back for a real appt and pay another 50$. Not ok. That's bad business. Period. But besides their completely HORRENDOUS ghetto lash extensions, they can't even smile or make eye contact when you come in. It's just ewwww. I never want to go back if that's how they run their business. I wonder if the doctor is aware. read more

Came to Abrazo Arrowhead for UTI, PCP told me I needed IV antibiotics. Checked in through ER and nurse there was very nice/ that's where it ended. Transferred upstairs to a room around 5pm. I kept asking when I would receive the antibiotics but always told 'I will check with pharmacy' . 10pm I finally insisted if I'm not getting IV antibiotics then I'm going home, suddenly the nurse 'found' my medication. Never saw a nurse beyond that. Followed by Dr Solomon Amdemarian and have never in my life been talked to so poorly. I filed complaint with hospital and medical board. IV infiltrated second day, I asked repeatedly to have it removed but was repeatedly told it was fine - it was not- see my pictures after it was removed and restarted in same arm !! read more

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Been admitted here on and off from the past 3 months and recently delivered my baby boy here. can I just say, I had the best care I have ever received, the staff, the nurses who took care of me and doctors from delivery to post-eclamp. wish I could name them all. I just wanna say thank you. also the staff from the kitchen, Thank you. you guys made all the moment I was there, comfortable. couldn't thank y'll enough. read more

They took care of my husband, it was cleaned, smelled clean and they were cleaning the whole time we were there Ps. They are great gossipers tho read more

In er for 8 hours worst healthcare ever. Have to hunt nurses down. Talked to supervisor. Worthless. Want to leave but my partner had a stroke. Horrible experience!!!! read more

Went in for severe back pain to the point where I can't even walk or get out of bed. Waited in this room for three hours. For them to just give me meds. They did no tests at all. No x-rays, no imaging. And sent me on my way with meds. I would highly recommend that if you have any lower back pain or sciatic nerve pain do not come to this hospital. read more

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I had the worst experience at Arrowhead Hospital, from pregnancy to postpartum. At 20 weeks pregnant, I went in after losing my mucus plug, worried something was wrong. Instead of compassion, I was treated with rudeness and made to feel like I was wasting their time. I left feeling completely alone and dismissed. Fast forward six weeks later, I returned in active labor, already 5 cm dilated. The nurses left me sitting in the waiting area for over an hour, crying in unbearable pain, while they "charted me into the system" and waited on wristbands. By the time I was finally taken back and admitted, I was terrified and exhausted. The anesthesiologist who came in to give me an epidural was shockingly unprofessional. I have a fear of needles and everything was happening so fast, so I asked him to explain what he was doing. He responded sarcastically, as if I was stupid for being scared, and when I started silently crying, he slammed his utensils on the table and stormed out--refusing to give me the epidural. I had to wait another 3 hours in unbearable pain until another anesthesiologist came in to help. That level of cruelty and lack of empathy is something I will never forget. After my daughter was born at 27 weeks, she spent 70 days in the NICU. While there were some kind and helpful NICU nurses, the majority of the experience was heartbreaking. The communication was terrible. Some nurses would randomly tell me I couldn't hold my own baby, with no explanation, which left me in tears. They changed her discharge date multiple times without clear communication. They even performed scans and other procedures without informing us, and we found out about an infection she developed days after the fact. On discharge day, the hospital policy forced me to leave my older son with a volunteer in the waiting room because only one parent and one visitor were allowed in the NICU--no siblings. We couldn't even share that first moment as a family together. It felt like they stole something from us that we will never get back. To make things worse, there are no bedside cameras in the NICU--apparently "they don't work." This made leaving my daughter there every day even more difficult. This was my first birth, and what should have been one of the most precious and meaningful experiences of my life turned into a nightmare. I will never forgive the lack of care, compassion, and communication from Arrowhead Hospital. I would never recommend this hospital to anyone--especially to new moms or families going through such a vulnerable time. read more

Recently went to the Arrowhead ER with a GI blockage after a different brand hospital ER sent me home because they couldn't diagnose it. I knew it was serious though, and it didn't resolve itself. My PCP advised me to go to Abrazo Arrowhead's ER instead of the other hospital again. I did, and Abrazo Arrowhead saved my life. Specialists in the ER were able to quickly diagnose the GI blockage and make a treatment plan. They ended up needing to perform surgery, but they were able to do so laproscopically. Understanding the emergency, the team performed my surgery at 5 AM. Care was excellent. This is an older and smaller hospital, but they are far more able to diagnose and treat illnesses that are beyond the ER staff of the huge new state of the art hospital's ER staffs. read more

One of the worst hospital experiences ever. My dad had his kidney removed there and the drs were in a rush to get him out before he was ready to go home. Prescriptions were all sent to wrong pharmacy and i was on hold for 30 minutes getting it switched. read more

On 12-3-25 about 4 pm I took my wife to Abrazo Arrowhead ER as she was having some shortness of breath similar to 18 months ago when she was a patient here and after 10 days in ICU determined she had fluid accumulated near her right lung. It was eventually drained by a surgeon. This time we were strongly encouraged to have her stay overnight so the fluid they again saw could be drained the next day. It took until 2 am to get a room. After more tests the doctors decided there was not enough fluid to surgically remove it so sent her home with Lasix and antibiotics. Now she feels worse than she did before the 12-3-25 admission and cannot breathe without discomfort. We have wondered if they decided against surgical fluid removal due to lack of available surgeon or cost factors. Most RNs and staff were very nice but we expected better medical resolution than just pills that are not resolving her breathing problems. She needed the fluid surgically removed to she could breathe normally again. One positive note was when my wife was settled into room 2301A the RN Frank Lopez and his assistant Brian were two of the best staff you could ask for in a very busy hectic situation. read more

This receptionist has to be the rudest person in the world. She was asking an old man lots of questions about why he was at the ER. The old man's feeding tube fell out but it does not want it back in . He believes the area in infected. She had the nerve to ask him why he was in the er! read more

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The staff at reception was friendly. Stacey Anderson is one of the best medical providers I have worked with. We can speak candidly about my data and I believe that she will give me a professional, transparent and caring response. Her medical assistant was both kind and careful. I highly recommend this practice. *Small rooms and spaces unlike their Avondale locale. read more

I went into the ER because my regular doctor advised me too. The nurses are great, but one of the doctors leaves a lot to be desired. His name is Doctor Shahzad Hassan.he was rude and not willing to hear what I had to say. So basically I have no answers. read more

My father was flown in for weakness in his muscles and unable to swallow and chew. Nurse Victoria in ER was extremely rude. her demeanor was not kind. She took the pillow from under my father's head, causing his head to fling back and then she stated "oh I thought you would catch your head", he's been trying to heal from this recently injury and she carelessly brushed it off as nothing. We reminded her to be cautious and gentle with my dad. She rolled her eyes and ignored us. My father was having trouble and had to spit up/throw up. I called the nurses station for assistance. Victoria came and was not kind. She rolled her eyes at my father when he had asked for assistance. I left to get pudding and when I returned my father was still spitting up and he was slouched over in an uncomfortable position. I immediately lend my assistance and also called the nurses station to get some help. The nurses were not helpful. I felt awful for my father. My father was extremely tired and had difficulty spitting up once more. The nurse only seemed annoyed. my father apologized for his health condition and felt bad for needing their assistance. In response to me reporting the nurse, we were only moved to a different section of the ER. Our new nurses were never made aware of the reason for my fathers admission and current medical condition. The disrespect and lack of empathy was felt did not go unnoticed for our visit. When I reported it - I felt like we were dismissed and moved to another section of the ER to convience the staff. There was no apology or update from the director. read more

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I am currently a patient and thus far a horrible experience. The person i am sharing a room with is making this unbearable. Not long after I was admitted he proceeded to hit the call button 6 times in 25 minutes. Three of the times were within 5 minutes, each time complaining about it being too cold in room. He also constantly watches movies on his computer without ear buds/phones. Staff did nothing about this. I talked to a staff member and requested they move me to a different room. The answer was no. He then falls asleep at 11:00 PM, with the computer still on and the sound blasting. Staff is not very interested in addressing issues such as this. As you know, hospital stays are brutal on sleep with the constant interruptions for, blood pressure, blood draw, EKG's, etc., then I have to deal with a person sharing my room creating further distractions. read more

I just wanted to pop on here and tell a everyone what wonderful experience I received at the Surgical Services facility yesterday. I had a small procedure and everyone was so kind, responsive and caring, I was just bowled-over. From Mikel at intake, through to Mirena, and Kim my attending nurse, Danielle my anasthesilogist, and a Scott in post-care - what a team! I'm truly humbled and grateful for your expertise, passion and dedication. When you actually go back to be prepped, just a Quick look-around will tell you how well organized and conjoined the staff are. Everyone's on it, all of the time, for all of the patients. They care about each other, and they'll care a whole lot about you. I'm humbled and grateful. read more

I was seen by Dr. Hood who performed 3 surgeries on my spine. I called to make an appointment to see him and was informed he is no longer practicing in AZ. I called to make an appointment with his replacement and was told I can't. The reason given was that he is not in the US and there is no time table for his return. I sent messages to his assistant and both messages have not been even returned. What's upsetting is that there wasn't a notice informing DR. Hoods is mo longer practicing in AZ. I also want to point out that whom ever answered my phone call was very short and acted as if I was bothering her. read more

I had outpatient surgery yesterday and I was treated very well. Thank you to the doctors. Thank you to the anesthesiologist and the operating room nurses and the post surgery care. Care was wonderful. Linley took great care of me. Thank you. read more

I was in and out of the ER in less than 3 hours with such precision and care, I am amazed at the staff! Special thanks to Derrick and Stephanie for taking my blood, I didn't feel a thing and they were both so incredibly helpful. Derrick- you are definitely in your calling, no doubt about it. Thanks again. read more

3* for the ER visit. Everyone was nice. The issue for the visit was resolved. Billing is an absolute nightmare. I will avoid Abrazo at all cost in the future because of this. read more

I was with my niece for her surgery and the staff was amazing. The only complaint was the food. The roast beef tasted as if it was sitting for awhile. The meal my niece had was just as bad. read more

Disabled cardiac patient trying to get home to their dogs , threatened by their staff beaten and choked till passed out by their security .this hospital is unsafe for any person read more

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The place is dirty, sure don't care about hippa violation. Don't recommend coming here. The sink in the er room Has built up calcium from months I'm sure. Worst hospital by far. They have blinders to keep two patients away. Super disappointed and disheartening read more

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Today my husband had a procedure and the staff was AMAZING!! The total process from checkin with Mic, then Rose and Christie, Jessica, Kenny and of course Dr. Shankar with his medical assistant, Kelli!! It was a great experience for a procedure that made me a bit nervous to be honest!!! The whole staff made it awesome!! Thank you!! read more

I was transferred from urgent care after all their tests said appendicitis while I already had what I thought was a cold. Got in triage quick and was sent back to the waiting room. I was in a lot of pain when I got there. I could barely walk. Was told they were waiting for a bed for me. I was taken back eventually to a room with a curtain stand thing between me and someone else. Was put in a chair. It hurts to sit up so luckily my fiancé figured out it reclined back. The nurse who did IV was probably the only person I actually liked there. The doctor seemed to ignore all of my concerns after the nurse and triage staff had already asked. I told him and he seemed like he didn't believe me at all. No one asked about pain before giving pain meds. The doctor decided to ask after the pain meds had kicked in and was helping. They took me to CT and explained they wanted to do contrast. I have anxiety about new things and I know people in my family who have had bad reactions to it. They had 4 people, including the doctor to try to convince me to get it after I had already said no before they gave up and did it without contrast. One of the girls even tried convincing me to let her give me an anxiety medication to get me to do the contrast. If I say no that means no that's my right. They ended up diagnosing me with a severe upper respiratory infection and a UTI. The UTI made no sense to me because I didn't have any normal symptoms of one when I've had any before. It seems like they were just rushing and didn't care and just wanted me to leave. The doctor prescribed me an antibiotic that the pharmacy told me is in the penicillin family. It's supposed to be marked that I can't have penicillin so how did the doctor miss that especially when I'm asked about allergies in triage? I said I'd take it for a day or two to see if I react before I figure out if I'm taking it anymore. Within the first day I had a reaction. Right before I was discharged the doctor also told me I only had one blood test result come back high and it wasn't anything to worry about. I ended up starting feeling worse and decided to look at my lab results in the portal. There were at least 6 that said abnormal. I started talking to someone I know who works in an ER, they said the lab results I wasn't told about were worrying. I have yet to see what I actually have but have a doctors appointment scheduled. I also looked at what triage put in for me coming in. When they asked about vomiting I said no, the person put yes. When they asked about my abdominal pain I said 2 days and it was a struggle to walk by myself or even get out of bed, they put that my pain started the same day I came in. All the questions about what I thought was a cold pretty much weren't there and I was visibly struggling with that. I was coughing deep and it hurt to cough which I brought up and was basically told I was fine. My chest hurt when I coughed. It was pretty obvious I'm miserable. I could barely talk because my voice was raspy let alone everything else. I don't even know if I'd want to come here again if I was actively dying. My fiance even noticed how rude people were busy but I didn't want him to say anything while we were in there. Edit: called the hospital patient advocate line because that's who I was told to call. Got sent to voicemail 6 times!!! I've left 2 and never got a call back. No one answers that line. read more

We went into the ED with an elderly family member and the entire staff was absolutely fabulous. We saw three doctors, four nurses and then of course- the techs. Every employee was pleasant, took their time to listen, and went above and beyond with their TLC. We were skeptical at first, because we had heard horror stories. But this is our third experience in the last couple years, and each time they have been fabulous. Grateful for their service and their kindness. Thank you Abrazo Arrowhead for all you do. read more

I went to Abrazo Arrowhead on 09/29:25 after having severe abdominal and lower back pain. In was in and out in less than two hours. They did a CT scan and blood work and told me to follow up with my PCP to get an MRI for further investigations. A week later I find out that they billed the insurance $32633.00 and that I owe $21799.08 because the ER doctor determined that it my visit was not medically necessary even though I explained the severe pain I was in. I did not get any care whatsoever, I was not admitted, I sat in a chair while the doctor talked to me and was sent home. read more

First of all COMMUNICATION SUCKS HERE. Second of all Im here RIGHT NOW in recovery room with my wife and these nurses are loud as hell yelling across the room like wtf. Its a RECOVERY ROOM! Stfu 4 people walked up at different times and asked the same questions. One of the questions being are you pregnant? READ THE DAMM FILE. This is unreal We came for a tumor debulking in February IN FEBRUARY !!!!! She left with a hole in her stomach NOW SHES On a feeding tube and THEY sent her home with hospice! DID YALL JUST GIVE UP IS THIS A JOKE WTF IS GOING ON NOW IM HERE AGAIN TO REMOVE THE STENTS AND THEY HAD TO PUT it BACK IN because NEVER FIXED THE HOLE! THIS IS BS. Does anyone care? read more

My mother came in with chest pain, was left in a room in the ER dept for several hours without a single nurse or doctor checking in on her unless she clicked the call button to get assistance to unhook from the monitor to use the bathroom. The staff did not make calls to any providers to be seen. The only time they gave a crap was when she got visibly upset asking for updates, or when a family member went to the ER to advocate for her. And mind you she is not senile, or disabled and shouldn't have needed someone to fight on her behalf for basic care. If you want anything other than the absolute worst care for your loved one DO NOT AT ALL COSTS GO TO THIS FACILITY. If I could apply negative stars i absolutely would, don't go here this place will more than likely kill you if you're in a life or death situation. read more

My wife delivered here and so we had to visit some 3 times overall. My wife's OB/GYC office had 2 options and we chose this after checking with people and majorly due to the proximity reason. Overall experience was not at all bad, however, nothing was extraordinary. While setting up the labor room they had an issue with some equipment in the first room so they had to abort after 1 hour and move us to the new labor room. Rooms are so legacy ones with decades-old equipment and even the AC thermostat that is a manual rotatory one. Not very impressed with the modernization of the rooms and the hospital overall as well. The postpartum room was fancy kind of but very small in size. The nurses and staff were nice overall during our 3 days of stay. Multiple changes happened in shifts and we never had a bad experience overall. I love their food menu though. Nice varieties and do provide included food for the accompanying partner as well. I would still recommend this hospital for maternity needs. read more

I was recently admitted to the second floor at Abrazo Arrowhead for excruciating back pain. The staff and the physicians were amazing. Everyone from start to finish was compassionate, caring, and provided the best care possible. I could not have been more satisfied with my stay. read more

As a provider myself I felt the need to write an accurate review of my personal experience as a patient at Arrowhead Abrazo Hospital. The ER portion was absolutely horrendous. Saturday at 245 am. I'm the only person in the lobby, was the only one being triaged and there was one other patient actually being treated in the ER. Front desk was good, the triage was good, and the ER physician was inexperienced. She told me I had a virus and migraine after her eval and wanted to send me home. I advised her I was a PA and told her my thoughts and why it's important I have labs and cultures drawn. She didn't like that and said she needed clearance from her supervising physician. The SP came in, did his eval and instantly ordered labs, cultures, lumbar puncture, CT of head, and started IV antibiotics. Next, everyone is training and brand new. I understand we all need to learn, but I was a person's first IV, had a nurse who received her license 3 months ago (and was training a student), then the lumbar puncture was an even newer resident under my original ER physician. She had never done one, not sure she had seen one because she didn't know basics, even position of the bevel or how to inform me of risks of the procedure. I was so uneasy about this I contemplated being treated elsewhere. During it there were hiccups, extra csf was leaked. No one bandaged it, I sat in bed upright and developed a severe headache where I was dry heaving and sweating from pain. Used my call light without response, so I started yelling for help. A Dr came in and helped me lay the bed flat as I knew this was a post LP complication headache. This lasted for days and I couldn't sit up or walk due to the intensity of the pain when elevated. I would have been treated with IV antibiotics and discharged if it weren't for this complication. Due to the post-puncture headache from the LP, I had to be an inpatient for 5 days. Once admitted onto the floor, the experience drastically improved. Staff knew what they were doing, yes still training, but that's expected. Thankful I knew enough from my medical background to argue with the original physician to even get a workup in the ER. She would've sent me home and I would have continued to worsen and become septic without IV antibiotics and possibly be critically ill or even die. Overall, awful ER where I'd never go back to as I don't believe they have competent physicians. Maybe this was only because it was an overnight shift at 3am on a weekend, but I'd never risk it again. In my opinion, the hospital needs more trained and experienced physicians and limits how many staff are training at a time. Yet, the actual inpatient portion of the hospital was great with knowledgeable physicians and staff. read more

I emailed Jade several times and she never responded to my claim. I am looking on taking legal action because I have Dr. Karnik recorded on him saying he had NO sympathy for my father since he wasn't vaccinated!! read more

I went to the ER and was told I had a attack needed to be admitted. I was very disappointed with the ER's cleanliness, it was discussing very filthy. The floors had ace bandage and gauze left on floor and there was dust bunnies in the corners. The ER looks like it belongs in the 60's with all the dividers. When I was taken to a room in ER, the bed was so very uncomfortable and did not have any bedding. They did not have any pillows in ER or up on the floor. When taken up to be admitted I was in a room with a little lady that was very sick. They had her using a sleep Apna machine on her that was too big so every time it came off she would moan or ask for help. I reported it to my nurse and she told the other nurse and respiratory therapist, but they did nothing except put the mask back on, needless to say I did not sleep the whole not until early morning. The second night was better. The room was like the ER very dirty. Housekeeping came in in the morning for about 5-10 minutes cleaned the floor and just where the mop would go. I cannot complain about the doctors and nurses they were wonderful. It is really sad I will not return to the hospital due to the hospital being so filthy. Never in my life to I remember see a hospital that bad. I sure hope that no one get sick from the filth. read more

You can not visit your spouse in recovery from surgery, then you wait hours for them to get a room for your spouse. Horrible

This is the 6th experience with Arrowhead hospital and all visits have been disappointing. I recently was there after an accident and after they xrayed me said I had a " fractured" clavicle, but really it was shattered into 4 pieces and poking up under the skin. I also had a bruised bone and road rash with imbedded gravel. They sent me home with some pain killers. I cleaned up my wounds myself at home. I contacted an orthopedic surgeon the next day and I had a plate and 7 screws put in my clavicle 2 days later as an outpatient- but now have nerve damage. There was no sense of urgency, at all. The poor nurse couldn't do anything because there were no doctor's orders. They wouldn't provide an ASL interpreter to a deaf friend during her stay ( it's required by law to have any language interpreter for a patient) until I demanded one! The doctor even said she was stupid because she couldn't "speak". Trying to avoid this place if possible. read more