The main hospitals; UAB & St Vincent's; yes. The old Medical Center East; Hell No. can't even…read morereceive a call back. The doctor named Prelipecekn; so called endocrinologist; No No No and the other 2 no call backs either!

My friend was having chest pain started Sunday 03/15 Monday morning took her to Oak Grove fire…read moredepartment they did EKG it was normal they didn't have a ambulance available, so I drove her to UAB St Vincent emergency another EKG and blood work, back to waiting area set 2.5 hours they did more for a homeless person and told her to leave the hospital no shoes in a snow storm we finally left and came home. Since UAB took St Vincent it gone down hill. We are going to look for new doctors and move to Grandview

The staff at the hospital was amazing I spent five weeks here with a love that had a Spinal Cord…read moreInjury the doctors & nurses was Outstanding!! It's not a situation anyone wants to be in but they brought us through it . We had the most Love & Care anyone could ask for.

My son was a patient at UAB for several weeks. At the time of his admittance he did not have a…read morepressure wound. I can prove this because of the records of his previous healthcare provider. He was kept sedated for the first few weeks. A family member was at his side 24/7. During this time no mention was made of a pressure wound. No adjustments were made regularly to prevent pressure wounds. By the time it was brought to my attention that there was a sore it has become quite severe. I have no complaints about the nurses themselves. They are overworked and unappreciated. The problem as I see it was a lack of consistency in the care of the wound. It should be well known what steps are taken in caring for each patients wound. This was NEVER the case. Because of this his wound received different and at times even no care. I believe arrogance of doctors and heads of departments played a major role in this. Looking to your own ego instead of the patient as an individual deserving your best care and attention is wrong. My son was strong enough that his body overcame the health problems that resulted in his hospitalization. He was not strong enough to overcome the stage four pressure wound.

This week, I grabbed a quick slice of pizza from the UAB North Pavilion Cafeteria, a spot that can…read morefeel pretty hectic during busy hours. The food court has several stations, including a salad bar, meat-and-three, sandwiches, and of course, the pizza bar. Everything looked clean and organized, even the salad bar, which can sometimes get messy after a lunch rush. There were four or five cashiers working, so the line moved quickly, and they accept both cash and major credit cards. Their most recent inspection in November 2025 gave them a score of 90. The only issues noted were that the cheese on the salad bar and the pre-made sandwiches were slightly out of safe temperature range. One suggestion would be to add a dessert bar for a sweet treat fix. Overall, it was a smooth experience and a great option if you want a fast, satisfying bite while you're at the hospital.

I ate at the UAB Hospital cafeteria recently and overall it was a better experience than I expected…read morefor an institutional food setting. The cafeteria has a wide variety of options, which is nice whether you are there all day for work, class, or visiting someone in the hospital. There were multiple stations including hot meals, grill items, salad options, and grab and go choices, which made it easy to find something that fit what I was in the mood for. I ordered a hot plate with a protein, vegetables, and a side, and the food tasted fresh and well prepared. The portion size was reasonable and filling without being overwhelming. The cafeteria itself was clean and well organized, especially considering how busy the hospital can be. The atmosphere felt calm for the most part, though it did get a little loud during peak lunch hours. Service was efficient and staff moved the line quickly, which I appreciated since many people are on tight schedules. While it is still cafeteria food, the quality and variety make it a reliable option. I would definitely eat here again if I am on campus or at the hospital for an extended period of time.

Brought a class here to leave toys,books,and such for the children on this particular day.On…read moreanother note,when our son was small he stayed sick and ran fevers seemed like all the time.They ended up putting tubes in his ear and he was much better.I didn't have insurance at the time and they let us make payments to pay it back.They never billed us or anything.We just paid what we could.We will never forget Children's Hospital and are always thankful.Proud to do this The Working Man Review.

When I think about the fact that my son is gone , I post on the site , I don't want Children's or…read morethe GI team Clinic 10 to ever forget the happy Child that Jacobi was, they put him in the hospital for a one night stay, the nurses gave him to much of his own Meds and a week later he was dying, but it's not their fault he already had issues, so they say ,that they knew about. They are living their life like he's a number, and I'm in depression, trusting his GI Dr.'s ,my life is forever changed. He was only 19, CP, happy child always smiling wasn't sick when he went to the hospital to stay for a TPN change but was dying a week later. They say he already had issues, I say let his issues end his life he didn't need your help.

Staff at UAB Women's Oncology floor (7th floor) of the hospital. Everyone treated my mom with such…read morecare & compassion. Our stay was very comfortable. Even the lady that oversees the nutrition area came to our room with a menu explaining how to order & showing us the choices. She was thr sweetest lady. The Drs. were warm & professional & really seemed to care. We want to thank each & everyone. It made our stay a pleasure & to be in a situation where a loved one is sick this means so much. Ty to each & everyone Sincerely the Stephens family

I have been a patient at UAB women and infants Center for over six years, and I happily and easily…read morerate this organization five stars. I recently delivered my first baby at UAB and was very pleased and satisfied with the services received. The doctors, nurses, technicians, lactation specialists, and everyone else that I saw during my stay were excellent. I know that UAB is not the first hospital that comes to mind when thinking about where to deliver your baby in Birmingham, but it was a no brainer for me. Being connected to Children's Hospital brought a piece of mind had my daughter needed those services. In addition, UAB is the only hospital in the state with high-risk maternal and fetal physicians available in-house 24/7 and the only Maternity Evaluation Unit. I want to give a special shout out to the lactation services, and specifically Barbara. She has been instrumental in helping me with this feeding journey. Even 8 weeks postpartum I'm able to call to ask questions or come in for weighted feedings. 10/10 would recommend UAB!

Callahan is a very nice facility. I've been here a few times for appointments and found everything…read moreto be very efficient and professional. The staff is always accommodating and courteous.

Need an eye exam and decided this year to skip Costco and get a thorough exam…read more Wow! This place is about as thorough as you can get. I must have been on 6-7 different machines. I have cataracts, so there is always a little more going on than average. I really felt they made sure to cover all the bases and give all the options about when to have surgery and have them removed. Highly highly recommend!