This review may brighten your day with a small, but very much needed chuckle! I just recently…read morereceived this email from Corewell Health, soliciting charitable donations: Dear Corewell Health Community Member, Thank you for relying on our caring team of Corewell Health physicians, nurses, and clinical staff during your recent inpatient or outpatient visit. Corewell Health hospitals and health care services rely on generous donors like you as we grow to meet the needs of the community. Your donation of any amount helps fund advanced equipment, patient support programs, and provides resources to the compassionate staff who make miracles happen every day. If you or a loved one would like to acknowledge a caregiver or if you would like to support the world-class health care programs Corewell Health offers, please consider making a gift to the Corewell Health Foundation clicking on this link: Honor a Caregiver I have included a link below to our Healthy Giving Extra newsletter if you are interested in learning more about the impact of your philanthropic gift, upcoming special events, or other ways to support health care programs in Southeast Michigan that are important to you. Join us in our mission to improve health, instill humanity and inspire hope. Please consider making a gift today. Gifts of every amount make a difference. With gratitude, Jxxxxxxr Wxxxxt Annual Giving Manager P.S. Let us know your thoughts on the importance of health care philanthropy. Please take our one-question survey on Healthcare Philanthropy here. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX So, this was my direct response to them via Reply to their solicitation email: Dear Mr. (or MS) Corewell, I give, and I do mean I give DEARLY, EVERY TIME you send me a bill and I pay it! And, I might add, I'm STILL GIVING, until it hurts, and then some! So, that having been said, please accept my continued, prompt, timely payments as my heartfelt contributions to your cause! Sincerely, and I do mean SINCERELY, Sxxn Oxxxxxxi P.S. Here is just a friendly word of advice to you, Mr. (or MS) Corewell. If I were in charge of your Charitable Contributuons Department, I would comb through my solicitations address book (or Rolodex) of potential donors, and cull out ANY AND ALL OF THE PATIENTS who are in a similar situation as I, that being patients who were under your care for critical or catastrophic illness! Because, if they are in a similar healthcare situation as what I am, they most certainly must be in a similar financial situation, and are in NO FINANCIAL CONDITION OR POSITION TO DONATE ANYTHING TO ANYONE OR ANY CAUSE! Again, just a friendly word of advice!

My experience with Corewell Health was disturbing enough that I would strongly caution others…read morebefore trusting this facility with their care. Their facilities appear dirty and poorly maintained. More concerning was the staff. Several employees I encountered seemed confused, poorly prepared, dismissive, or unnecessarily rude. At times, I was left wondering whether basic standards of professionalism and patient care were being taken seriously at all. The most disturbing incident, however, had nothing to do with cleanliness or competence. I personally overheard two nurses laughing while discussing a patient and what sounded to me like a deliberate decision to avoid or delay responding to his needs because he was a Muslim from Iraq or Lebanon. I cannot know everything surrounding that patient's care, and I am not claiming knowledge beyond what I personally witnessed. What I can say is that I heard the conversation myself, and what I heard was appalling. If staff members are intentionally allowing a patient's heritage an--to affect how promptly or respectfully they receive care, that deserves serious investigation. Patients entering a healthcare facility are often frightened, sick, injured, or otherwise vulnerable. They should not have to wonder whether the person responsible for their care approves of their religion before deciding how quickly to help them. Between the condition of the facility, the behavior and apparent confusion of multiple staff members, and especially the conversation I overheard, I left with virtually no confidence in this facility. Corewell Health should be investigate for this. Patients deserve competent care, a clean environment, basic professionalism, and equal treatment. None of those things should depend on race or religion.

Visited AFC today. The staff was friendly, efficient and professional. I was able to get in quickly…read moreand be seen by a physician who diagnosed a sinus infection. He prescribed antibiotics and his assistant phoned a prescription into my drug store. This was a huge service to me as I am from the east side of the state and don't have a local physician. Very pleased with the entire experience. Thank you!

Came in here for urgent care as it's the weekend, the receptionist and nurses were very kind, but…read morethe PA made me uncomfortable. He did not come across as professional and seemed rather arrogant. I wouldn't recommend this place.

I recently had a heart transplant at your hospital and the quality of care was outstanding. The…read moreentire team was very professional and treated me with courtesy and respect.They all did a very good job of explaining what was going to happen with various procedures and medications.l have only been out of the hospital. for 5 weeks and have pretty much resumed a normal life.God bless you all

This hospital is decent, they need to pay more attention to the patients needs as well as what the…read morepatient options could be. There's more than one way to treat symptoms and they should be a little more open to that.

Excellent doctors, nurses and staff! Dr Barnes and staff do an excellent job caring for their…read morepatients !

I've gone here several times and the providers are always giving top-notch care…read more I'd rather go here than any other urgent care facility that does diddly squat.

I rarely leave reviews, but I feel it's important to share my experience. I went into this urgent…read morecare with chest pain, shortness of breath, fever, and noticeably crackly breathing. I even told the doctor, Daniel Mann, that I suspected pneumonia. He listened to my lungs for less than 10 seconds, dismissed my concerns, and prescribed me an inhaler, steroids, and a cough suppressant--despite the fact that I told him I did not have a cough. When I asked for clarification about my symptoms, the only explanation I was given was "it's probably a cold." When I asked if he could say with certainty that it was not pneumonia, he told me yes. I had to push just to get a COVID and flu test, because in my life I've never had a "cold" this severe. To be fair, I understand my visit was close to closing time. However, this was the only urgent care open at the time, and I simply cannot afford an ER visit. I was hoping for thorough care and reassurance, but instead left feeling dismissed and confused. Over the following week, my symptoms did not improve and actually got worse, especially the difficulty breathing. I ended up going to a different urgent care for a second opinion, where they performed a chest X-ray and confirmed I do in fact have pneumonia. That means I spent an entire week untreated, walking around contagious, exposing my baby brother and my best friend who has severe asthma and lung issues. This misdiagnosis and dismissal could have had serious consequences for me and the people around me. I am extremely disappointed in the lack of thoroughness and the disregard for my symptoms, and I would strongly caution others about the level of care provided here.

I was sent to the Emergency by my Doctor. I had Lost the use of my Right hand and arm. My wait time…read morewas surprising short only 45 minutes, The decision was made to admit me to the hospital. I have been to other hospitals but none seemed as concerned for me and my well being as Mercy Health's Staff and Doctors. They communicated to me about every thing taking place and all the tests to be done and medications I would need. The recovery time was days sooner than expected.

After my surgery The day shift at Trinity was outstanding, professional, friendly, helpful! As for…read morethe night shift especially the charge nurse not professional not friendly not helpful rather adds stress to your healing process. I wasn't given enough Anesthesia. I heard and felt EVERYTHING! Utter pain! They were laughing talking about how their weekend was! As the surgeon continued to bump the surgical bed with his chair as he moved from side to side! I felt him tugging on the inside of my body. Worst experience of my life as they did NOT listen to my needs I need more Anesthesia! I didn't go into the deep sleep until I got home ask me what I did when I got home I don't remember anything! Colonoscopies I remember nothing, EGD I remember nothing this facility I remember it was a living wide eyed awake horrifying experience. Rate doesn't deserve 1 star

My wife gets treatment here and I have nothing but positive things to say about the actual…read moretreatment staff. However there has been a recent change in the Valet Parking Service which has resulted in absolutely horrible back- ups. We don't event use the service but were trapped in the garage because cars were backed up to the street waiting for Valet. This coupled with constant problems with the elevator service in the parking garage just manages to raise stress levels for patients trying to keep appointments when they are already dealing with very stressful health issues.

They saved my life. There isn't much more to say. Stage 4 breast cancer with mets. They arent…read morealways butterfly's and flowers. But they did it. I was goingbto die

I had struggles getting the hormones I needed as a trans woman, planned Parenthood gave me an…read moreappointment and walked me through everything making sure I felt comfortable. The only down side is the trash goblins that hang outside and scream their cultic chants at me to not get an abortion cus I'll be a bad person.

They do not care for their patients. They are not a qualified healthcare center. The people in the…read moreoffice are misleading.

I am 57 yrs old 20 - 30 lbs overweight and taking blood preasure meds…read more GRMC has rescued our intimacy. We tred the pills but their effectivness deminished over time. We tried the tri mix injections again not the same as a natural response. Next we tried the gainswave treatment started in January 2019. We finished the treatment in March 2019. What can I say. I am back!!!! Full natural function with spontaneous response. My wife says that her satisfaction is back to the level it used to be before we needed any treatments. Best it has been in 10 years or more. They estimate that these effects should last 2 years or more. And then treatment can be repeated. The results are amazing and far better than other treatments. Thank you GRMC Dr. Naveed and staff.

After my initial visit, it took me a year to decide to use their suggested treatment. I should've…read moregone with my initial feelings which were "don't do it". There was a very hard sell by a very young cocky man. He said he used the med with great results.I doubt it he was no more than 32. So after 3 attempts and one adjustment and a "reteach" I have not had a decent erection. I doubt I ever will and in the end....this will have been a waste of money. My suggestion is to grow old with dignity, get some toys for you and your partner, and experiment with other ways to make love besides penile intercourse.