Love this place, they have always taken very good care of me,never had any problems will…read more always be a patient better then going to the hospital.

The front desk and nurses are always kind and welcoming, but Paula is the reason I'll never come…read moreback. Here's why: * Dismisses and talks down to patients -- even called my health concerns "complaints." * Told me: "I can't listen to all of them, give me your top two" when I brought a list of concerns. * In earlier "therapy" visits, cut me off while venting about my parents and said: "First of all, you can't talk about your parents like that." * Said things like "young people like you do it, it's not cute" when I mentioned feminine wash. * Told me not to take notes on my phone, accusing me of "not listening." * Claimed I missed appointments (I had rescheduled), then said "I told them not to schedule you." * Recording visits without properly informing me -- only brushed it off with "it's just for my notes." * Clinic charges per page for paperwork signed by a nurse practitioner, not a doctor. * Appointment availability is poor (told "two weeks out" despite the clinic being nearly empty). The rest of the staff are great, but Paula's attitude overshadows everything. If you value professionalism and respect, go elsewhere.

I love the state of the art equipment in the offices. The decor is so unique and pretty. I love the…read moreelectronic medical records and the ease of using the MedStar patient portal.

Emergency Department on or around Monday of last week someone I know was dropped off at the ER, so…read moreI can better understand, you denied her care because she had no insurance??? Aren't you Supposed To Treat Everyone, let me add she has a Job. She fell off a scooter at high speed coming home from work, I'm sure she has broken her arm seems she cannot move it. You LPN made it totally about her instead of the patient, who cares what happened to you in the past your at work to do a Service which you FAILED MISERABLE... The Care You Gave on this day, I want all to know how you treat people who don't or can't pay at that time. I think it's only appropriate to post what she looks like now after not receiving care and missing time from work. I'm A True Believer You Get Back What You Put Out In This Life Time. Stars No Your Emergency Department haven't earned any no do they have my respect.

This man is one of the best doctors, and persons, I have ever met. I have many health issues and he…read morehas been there for me like no one else. I owe him a debt of gratitude. Not only is he a great doctor, I consider him a friend also, this man saved my life. If you are in need of a cardiologist, you should see him!

They saved my daughter's life, and her legs. She is able to walk, drive, and live a normal…read morefruitful life thanks to them. It was a double miracle.

Unfortunately my spouse involved in a major car accident in NJ and was medivac to this hospital…read more Being in any hospital especially seeing a loved one in this type of condition is never easy. However, the staff here made me feel welcomed and assited me any way they could. Originally my we were in the TRU (Trauma Resuscitation Unit). This floor is not for the faint of heart as it is the first one you arrive on once your have been flown it. It is like ever hospital drama you have ever seen with people rushing around in large teams. Once they were able to get him stabilized they moved him to the 6th floor to the CCRU (Critical Care Resuscitation Unit) to get ready for surgery after which he was moved to T5S ( Multi Trauma Intensive Care) where he stayed for weeks. This is where I felt the most support from the nursing and doctors as they were truly more hands on even with family. Giving tissues as I needed to cry, making sure I was as comfortable as I could be staying overnight beside him. Your dedicated trauma team (you have the same doctors from day one)On these floors it is one dedicate Nurse that sits between two rooms to constantly watch monitors and have large windows to view patients at all times which I personally found helpful during this stage. Eventually as he improved he was downgraded to the north side of the 5th floor and then finally down to the 4th floor before being discharged to impatient rehab. You are in a single room during all these floors until you get to the 4th floor. Depending on your needs you will be placed either with a roommate and have a TV that comes from behind the bed on an arm or be placed in your own room. No matter the option all of these have their own bathroom so you no longer have to leave and go down the hallway. The food court there is actually pretty good. The sushi/ramen restaurant was definitely my go to along with the pizza restaurant. The cafeteria (limited hours) was a hit or miss but the onion rings and chicken sandwiches were always available. On the plus side the Subway is 24 hours so you can always go that route no matter the time. The coffee shop offers Starbucks coffee and some of their drinks but definitely not your typical one. Security is very serious about badges especially overnight ones so make sure you always get those from the unit secretaries and pay attention to the announcements as some can get snippy if you don't do it right at 8pm. You cannot get back inside the building either at the front doors after 8pm either and will have to walk all the way down the block to get in. Always remember to get your ticket validated so you will pay a cheaper rate for the garages and be careful is walking by yourself no matter the time of day as there are a lot of addicts sitting outside the doors as well as a lot of young kids (saw two that tried to snatch a ladies bag), which is crazy when you think as there are a ton of security outside the hospital even with dogs. Recommendations: While none of the floors have the best of views it is nice to be able to look at out. The 4th floor from what we understand use to be the psych ward so you cannot look outside with these windows because there is a special film on it. I definitely think this should be changed! Inform all the nurses (Wasn't until halfway through our 2nd our of 4 weeks) that we had a nurse put in the system a companion meal tray. So up until this point I had to buy meals multiple times a day. Once this was put in I was able to order my meals and eat along with my spouse which was nice and gives a sense of normalization. When you have family that is staying multiple nights especially ones you know are not from the area (i stayed overnight for a month) not once did anyone mention that the bathrooms in the hallways have showers that are available. All you have to do is ask a unit nurse and they can unlock it for you to take showers. This would of been more nice knowledge to have so you arent constantly have to wash in the sink. Also would recommend the hospital may be looking into getting some type of laundry facility for guest since some stay for long periods (. No matter the floor the night shifts seem to lack a little bit especially when using the call button and the secretary or nurse techs answer. They always seem more bothered then the day ones. Also the night shift doesn't stay on request as much compared to day either so you will definitely have to request things multiple times. Special shoutout to the nurses that stood out the most to us: Lauren and Khris (male) on 5th floor south, Gabby 5th floor north, and Kiana on the 4th floor. The PCTs that made our stay the greatest was definitely Jordan (while he was on the 5th floor but she said she normally worth's the 4th) and Ronnie on the 5th as well. Sean from transportation was also just a friendly person we kept running into our last week and was always helpful to us to push the wheelchair and others in and outside the hospital.

Dr. Williman is one of the best dentists I've ever had! He was recommended to me a couple years ago…read moreand I have been going to him ever since. The office is small and clean, with a family feel to it, and all of the equipment he might need is on site, including x-rays! I've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes to be seen, and for a standard cleaning, I'm in and out in under 40 mins. As much as I hate going to the dentist, Dr. Williman is so personable and caring that the time flies by. I have an autoimmune disease that causes chronic dry mouth, and from my first visit I could tell that he was very knowledgeable and always took the time to answer my questions. You can call to find out which insurance carriers the office accepts, but the out of pocket price is also very reasonable! I highly recommend Dr. Williman if you're looking for a great dentist in the area!

Dr, Goodman is an outstanding physician. He is very thorough with his diagnosis process and…read moretreatment protocols. He is a five star physician based on his own merits, but his office staff is very difficult to work with ... especially for simple things like prescriptions and refills.

Best Primary Doctor ever. Seriously, he will take his time, he will not rush, he will look at your…read moreoverall health and truly care. His nurses are very nice too. Probably one of the smartest doctor I've ever known. But is a catch..... His office management is a disaster. He is severely over book all the time, you will always wait for him, at least an hour. And on top of that, he is office administrators are just rude. They tread you like they are doing you a favor and they are more into the office gossip that your needs.