Shore was amazing. I went to the ER there was NO wait. I was called in right away and finally got a…read moredoctor that cares. I have hospital anxiety and to be there in good hands made me feel so relaxed. I finally got the steroid and antibiotics I needed. After multiple doctor's visits saying they "could not prescribe" do not hesitate to get to Shore Medical Center. Do not go to Atanticare!

Horrific experinence. The ER nurses are nasty and dismissive of the patients rights to refuse…read moreanything they do not feel would be good for them. Try to say you would rather not get a 5000.00 cat scan for an imaginary blood clot when you take xarelto daily and they storm away as if it is afront to them. I have never experienced a more miserable group of RNs in my life and to think that these are who we are to trust with our lives, well get on your running shoes and run as fast as you can away from this hospital.

The front desk was so helpful and friendly. Nurse Angela went above and beyond to make me…read morecomfortable and explained every step of my visit along the way. She even brought me water while I waited. Excellent patient care.

Was recently an inpatient. CLOSE IT DOWN…read more Patient techs on a power trip Dr's and nurses cold and condescending. Inconsiderate, noisy. Biased dr making biased diagnosis. Couldn't get important meds due to delays, and when I spoke up, I was told by MD that I should have more empathy for staff. The WORST hospital.

Well just a big disappointment, my daughter has a chronic illness. Been to the ER hundreds of times…read moresince 2015. She has aged out of our health ins because she is no longer in college and 27. She now has Horizon Nj Health. Because she cannot work due to illness. I took her to AtlantiCare Hammonton ER Dec 29, nurses couldn't get the vein for fluids and bloodwork due to dehydration. She has a gastroparesis flare up for 3 days Now. Nurses Said sorry, she cried....we left. No treatment. Took her to AtlantiCare Mainland ER last night, waited 5 hours, triaged, then sent back out to the waiting room. Still throwing up, elevated heart rate. ....We left, no treatment. Today, still dehydrated and vomiting. She returned to AtlantiCare Hammonton ER. She was triaged and returned to waiting room for almost 3 hours. Watched many people go before her. I called the nurses station and explained she is very ill and I was afraid she was going to leave. Jen, who answered the phone said "we don't know how long the wait will be we are busy". I explained she has been trying to be seen for 3 days now and is having abnormal heart rate. She said her heart rate was not 140 anymore so. It was 115. For hours it has been racing. ......We left, no treatment. Yet when she had commercial insurance her wait time was usually much less? She always received treatment. AtlantiCare, you need to do better! We love our AtlantiCare Doctors offices but the ERs are just ridiculous.

I would give this a zero but then I would not be able to send a review! This was the WORST ER I…read morehave ever attended in my life. First, let me start with... They were so overcrowded, which probably could not be helped. They had gurneys lined up all along all of the hallways, extra small triage rooms that were only large enough to fit the gurney in not that doctors, nurses ever came in the room to take any vitals in the nine hours. I was there! They also were divided by light curtains that kept getting bumped into by other gurneys! The staff was running around trying to attend almost 300 people and a 180 bed unit. It looked like a bad episode of Grey's Anatomy with everyone being probably under the age of 25, I was put in a hallway for almost 9 hours across from a man with Covid unmasked. It took an hour to see my doctor and when I asked to see him again, he never appeared. I could go on and on about the mistakes that were made in that ER that day, but I'm too disgusted and too sick right now to even post it. If you are smart, you will go to another hospital and not here by ANY means! Withthat said... I'm sure they have their good qualities, but I will never set foot in there again. Have a blessed day.

Emily at the front desk of the hospital was great. She helped me at a time of need and was…read moreincredibly sweet.

Amazing experience it never disappoints! Professional and…read morequality service I would go there again I have no complaints.

My fav urgent care. Never a wait. Doctors are efficient...best urgent care out of Galloway, EHT,…read moreNorthf

My wife and I were patients at this facility on Saturday, August 10th. From the receptionist at…read morecheck-in, to the person writing down our symptoms, to the doctor we saw, everyone was great. Very good atmosphere, friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend.

They treat patients horribly one doc told my loved on life is hard deal with it as well as we could…read morehear that same doc talk about patients in halls in not a good way.

Atlanticare extracted an out of pocket payment of over $5,000 from my elderly father for an…read moreambulance trip that was subsequently covered by insurance. 5 months later, we are still asking to be reimbursed by the hospital which has left us hanging with a chain of flimsy excuses. My father died while waiting for his refund. Horrible, shameful treatment of an elderly veteran.

I went for a Workmans comp issue today. The staff was so nice- even though wait was a little long…read morefor X-rays they took very good care of me!

This was my second visit to this urgent care, and unfortunately, the experience with the front desk…read morereceptionist was once again disappointing. From the moment I walked in, I was met with an unwelcoming attitude. The receptionist was not only rude, but visibly and audibly annoyed--making faces and sounds that made me feel like I was an inconvenience rather than a patient seeking help. It's extremely unfortunate because the rest of the staff may be doing a good job, but that initial interaction sets the tone for the entire visit. The front desk is the first impression of your facility, and having someone so unprofessional in that role is unacceptable. If this kind of behavior continues, it will continue to drive patients away. Something needs to change--seriously consider retraining or replacing this individual. Patients deserve to be treated with respect and kindness, especially when they're already not feeling their best.