This Hospital in my opinion is the very best of all the rest. Spring street Racine has the finest…read morestaff. They all were very professional and extremely caring in everything they did. The Nursing staff was outstanding, I could not ask for better. My only draw back was the food but then I was on a Diabetic Diet. Even then I ate like a king and the kitchen staff was watching my carbs. It took them three days to get my blood sugar under control. I have not seen this in over ten years. This Hospital has saved my life three times now. Once with MURSA, once with Cancer and just now with Pneumonia and my Heart was out of whack. I can not think of one bad thing that they did. I hope the Hospital and Staff only for the very best. Thank You all very much!

I tried to see a dietician here and she never showed to the appointment, then had the nerve to put…read morea letter on MyChart saying that I was the one who didn't show. I spent months trying to get this referral and I desperately needed a dietician, but I am repeatedly being told that Amy Brieske is my only choice, and she is awful. None of these people care about patients, at the end of the day, they just want a paycheck.

I agree on 2 1/2 star. Came from their urgent care. Urgent…read morecare I gave them 5 star. Emergency dept. I felt that they didn't do anything. My EKG was abnormal, with chest pain. Waited total of 3 hrs in the waiting room, 1 hr in the room area. I would not recommend for you to get help at this facility. I only see the Dr. once, while at the ER. My discharge note not much of information whom Dr. I saw what type off test they have done.

In July 2024, I suffered a serious knee injury and was treated at Aurora Mount Pleasant, due to it…read morebeing the closest hospital at the time. After seeing the X-rays and the orientation of the hardware, I didn't trust it would hold. I shared these concerns with Dr. Kohli, who assured me everything was fine. On October 24th -- less than three months into recovery -- Dr. Kohli told me to stop using the brace. I followed his instruction, but scheduled a second opinion the next day at Orthopedic Associates of Wisconsin (highly recommend). The appointment was set for October 29th. I never made it to this appointment. His "repair" failed violently just two days after the follow up with Aurora orthopedics, leaving me unable to walk. The bone had snapped, just below the hardware. Exactly where I had expressed my concern. I had to undergo another surgery on November 4th and start recovery all over again. Because I lost so much time (and thousands of dollars) with Aurora, I lost my health insurance and had to stop physical therapy for my 2nd recovery -- nearly a year later -- because I can't afford it. I filed a complaint with Aurora, (who shockingly, are allowed to investigate themselves) and found themselves clear of any wrongdoing. I appealed this decision, and was told that "less than 3 months in a brace" is standard -- but everyone I've spoken to who had similar injuries wore theirs for MUCH longer. If Aurora had admitted they weren't qualified to handle this injury, maybe I'd be working again. Maybe I'd have my life back. I'm sharing this to warn others -- because it seems that's all I can do.

The staff must have been sick the day they taught ethics, sympathy, empathy and compassion. They…read morealso need a lesson on how to be a good human. I'm sorry to say but your staff failed miserably. I'm not sure who your security guards are but they aren't very good at representing your hospital. Your security guards were restraining me and caused bruises all over my body. They pressed so hard on my chest that I thought they broke my sternum. They strong armed me and caused horrible bruising all around my wrists. But the worst is they re broke a place in my foot. I do plan to go to the people here that need to know how I was treated. So that your hospital st can get the education they need to respect their patients. I look forward to your response. Thank you Wendy Maland

They are professional but down to earth, efficient with your time, you receive your results in a…read moretimely fashion. Most of the people are friendly and kind. They respond in a timely manner when you push your bed button. They are considerate. Nice people

I went to the walk in clinic to get tested for covid because I was having trouble breathing they…read moresaid I was very seriously ill and I should go to the emergency room. So, I go across the camus to the emergency room and they have me wait on deaths door for 7 hours I still have not technically had a visit even though I was there for several hours. I figure either they didn't want to take liability and rather have me die on the outside of the hospital or covid just isn't that serious.

When searching for a healthcare provider being treated and listen to as a patient in need of…read moreservice is important. Ascension healthcare has doctors that try and go that extra step to make sure that you are being heard and respect it.

Excellent Urgent Care Facility. Everyone is welcoming and polite. Appointments are exact to the…read morehour you schedule yours. Quick and very knowledgable. I went here for an urgent care situation but, they also have regular scheduled drs appointments. They also take care of children. Recommended for all. Best if you make an appointment instead of doing a walk-in and wait.

I came here referred by my primary care nurse practitioner to see a cardiologist and I couldn't be…read moremore pleased by the quality and competence of the specialist and the staff on site. Ascension needs to enter the 21st century and learn to use common technology like email, SMS, and Google Calendar. Ascension also should prioritize health ,not money. They make absolutely sure you're going to pay their inflated prices before any sort of treatment. This location is across from an O and H Viking bakery.

Very poor level of care for Emergency. Charged thousands of dollars for a visit with an…read moreincompetent doctor

Between my husband and I we have had several days at MOSH. my husband had a severe broken leg.He…read morewas there for 4 in 2024. I have had 2 of my 3 spinal surgeries there. I had the best, Dr. Coran and his team. I spent 3 days under there care and I can't sat one negative thing about MOSH. The medical floor is separate from the orthopedic floor and not run the same way. All the nurses on the orthopedic floor are great. Also, you get a menu and can order each meal in a two hour gap and they bring it to you. Dr. Coran is a spinal specialist. He has done all three of the areas of my back with the last in January 25, He took it apart and put it back stabilized so I can continue to do normal things and play tennis. I highly recommend the Orthopedic floor. NK

Went to the doctor for ankle issue I was having in 2023, and I am still dealing with their horrible…read morebilling department. They billed under the wrong name with my DOB, and I called to let them know to fix it several times. Now it is passed the 1-year timely billing requirement my insurance company requires and now they sent me to collections for THEIR error.

Im so happy with the results and care they gave my father theu are the best! Thankmyou dr gerski…read moreand her team of doctors and staff!!

St. Catherine's did an amazing job accommodating to my ridiculous fear of needles. Got the job done…read moreso quickly and the nurses and doctors were extremely friendly. Anyone like me who has issues with needles would do well here.

I've grown disenchanted with the aggressive and insulting insurance shakedown process at…read moreColumbia-St. Mary's. They have some excellent physicians and paraprofessional staff, but in order to get treatment, you have to penetrate a thick protective covering of non-medical, unsympathetic, call center drones who clearly prioritize ability to pay. I hope you never know the discomfort of diverticulitis, but under those conditions it's even more annoying to have to repeat all your insurance information no less than five times to make a distant appointment to see a physician. So lower back pain isn't quite at that level, but I didn't want to play a long game of phone tag and proving over and over again that I have good insurance so I was attracted to a Wheaton Franciscan orthopedic clinic website that seemed to allow appointment requests via e-mail. As it turns out, no one monitors those email requests, so you have to go through the phone process in a very similar manner to the other big giant hospital corporation. I was complaining about this situation to a nurse friend who was complaining about the negative reviews here, blaming the patients for using the urgent care facilities instead of making appointments with the appropriate primary care or specialist physicians and I realized none of the workers from bottom to top have any idea of how hard it is to do that when you're really uncomfortable. There's some serious cultural lag here, I can make appointments using Internet technology with my dentist, I can make my own appointments and choose my seat assignments online for travel by airplane, it's just ridiculous that the medical profession insists on sticking with 1970s communication technology for scheduling. They sent my paperwork by snail mail, for me to hand write, so when I got there they manually entered it into the system! It's like some Soviet bureaucrat designed their intake system. Okay, so the point of my rant here is to put things in perspective. Wheaton Franciscan is not any worse than the other two big box hospital corporations in terms of prioritizing patient ability to pay, being inconvenient to gain entry, and as having numerous costly and indefensible predatory charges. The whole industry makes air travel charges seem absolutely benign and kindly. Health care doesn't follow the usual laws of supply and demand, the highest prices are found where the greatest concentration of physicians and hospital facilities are found. Wheaton Franciscan doesn't overcharge any more than the other two, and once you get in here, the physicians, nurses, and techs are highly competent. Parking is easy, convenient and free. This location has a nice cafeteria, this is one area where some visible progress has been made since the 1970s.

The doctors are okay but the staff seriously needs to learn a few things about customer/guest…read moreservice. They treat you like crap when you call and/or walk in for your appointment, and then you wonder if you're a patient or cattle.