Care was good, nurses and NA's were short staffed....but that's nothing new. Being able to order…read moremy meals off a menu was a nice surprise. Hospital is nice to visit, but not to stay to long.

Getting some blood work done prior to a visit to Dr. Crile, Cardiologists, on 01/ 7/2022. People…read moreare Very friendly and helpful, from the valet man and the ladies at the door, to the caring ladies in the Lab, I expected the valet to be closed, I was worried that it was, as I can't walk any distance. IT WAS OPEN.

My husband needed a pacemaker, and every one of both the doctors and especially the nurses were…read moreabsolutely terrific! They were "Johnny on the spot" every time me (81) and my hubby (almost 86) we needed something! They went over and above to help us... Precious BLESSINGS ! Esp. on the 4th floor! Christine (a?) , Kelly and several other gals ... REAL BLESSINGS from The Lord! THANK YOU for being so attentive! I wish I could grant you all a giant size raise!!! From Jim and Nicki Owen Also, the fellow that brought us down to the valet service... WOW!!!! May you all be mightily Blessed!

One of the nurses stole wedding ring from my dad's finger. He is 90 years old. I called the…read morehospital and I told him I got approved. They cannot help me so do not trust this hospital when you send your parents.

Very nice hospital. Great staff! Great care…read moreVery nice peds ER Best hospital highly recommend feels more like a hotel

The hospital looks updated and clean but that's where it ends. We waited for 5 hours and every time…read moreI ask for an update they make it seem like I'm bothering them. My wife has a level 9 pain and we were told to rush to the ER. They promised to get her some Tylenols while we waited and it's been over an hour and they seem bothered every time I ask for an update on the Tylenol. The employee who we are dealing with is Claire T. She refuses to give us updates or a Tylenol and seems annoyed every time I ask. She suspected I took a photo of her and within minutes a PA, an RN and multiple security personal were available to address this "pressing" issue. They couldn't find anyone to get my wife a pain killer for over an hour or see us for 5 hours but had no problem providing an RN for over 20 minutes to discuss their policies relating to photos. I do not recommend this place. Other ERs in the area don't have wait times and are much more helpful. Update: it's now 6 hours and we haven't seen a doctor yet. Update: it's now 7 hours and we have yet to see a doctor

The single worst hospital I have ever been to. Truly horrible care and lacking in basic JCAHO…read more(safety and cleanliness) requirements. I work in hospitals and would not ever send anyone I cared about to this hospital.

Me and my wife went to the ER a long time ago worried of an ectopic pregnancy. I'm gonna summarize…read morethis because I am sick of it. Awful service said she wasn't pregnant. (She was) then pumped her full of drugs and we lost the baby. Anyways we paid that off unfortunately but they have not stopped mailing us. We get a bill sent via mail every month and now we both are getting messaged with this awful reminder to us. We have reached support and they haven't done anything. I started saving the mail I have 5 letters from the same month claiming we haven't paid.

every year when it's time for my mammogram I know that I'll see the friendly smiling faces here at…read moreProvidence in Farmington Hills. I've been here 3 times and each time I come they are friendly and very informative. I was booked for a 3:20 p.m. appointment and arrived at 3 p.m. and they quickly got me in and did my mammogram and I was all finished and on my way out of the door by 3:30 p.m. wow talk about service. If you need to get mammogram or radiography Services be sure you check out Providence in Farmington Hills where they have a wonderful lady staff and they treat you like a friend

Pelvic Pain Injections-…read more Repeated relief of 4-6 months. Great Staff and Care highly recommend this place.

I am editing my previous Beaumont Yelp post to present more clarity as follows. During my November…read more2025 surgery at Corewell Beaumont Hospital my personal property disappeared from the Surgical Care Waiting Room. I've been trying, in vain, to get reimbursed ever since. Had my sister not rushed over on the day of discharge and brought me a new set of clothes, shoes and coat, I was afraid I may have gone home in my hospital gown. Until February 17, 2026 I had not even received a response from Beaumont Hospital-- Beaumont Hospital was ignoring me. However, before I went in for my scheduled surgery at Beaumont Hospital, Corewell Health notified me of their Estimated Hospital Fees, $82,000. But after my surgery, while repeatedly requesting replacement value for missing personal items ($729) while under Beaumont Hospital's care, they gave no response. Subsequently, multiple billing notifications continued to come through from Corewell Health demanding payment of a $26 balance. My loss was reported immediately during my hospital stay to the nurses, doctor, and security. The Beaumont Security Department had personally assigned a case number and an email address stating they would reimburse me. As requested, I emailed them my list of missing personal items and respective values NOT once, but 4 times. Beaumont Security never responded. On January 9, 2026, I called the Beaumont Patient Relations Department to report my still missing items and lack of response from Beaumont Security. They said they would respond in no later than 7 business days. But as of February 16, 2026, there was still no response, no update, or resolution from Patient Relations. I am not seeking special treatment--only reimbursement for items that went missing while I was under the hospital's care, and basic responsiveness from an institution that serves the public.

My husband and I went to the lab to get my husbands blood drawn…read more The older man at the counter had us wait while a young woman helped him on the computer. After he was done, he asked me what i wanted. I told him my husband need his blood drawn. He asked for my husbands date of birth and name and then told him to go sit and wait. I tried to explain to him that my husband was hard of hearing and he got nasty with me. I asked that he explain to the lab tech to speak loudly when she came out to call him. This old man told me "Oh he will hear her all right. She got a loud voice" He was really rude.

I first came here seven months ago for the Walk In Clinic but they had limited hours back then when…read morethey had only recently opened. So I went to another location for services. Today, my wife sprained her ankle. So I called to verify their current hours and was told they were open until 8pm. We drove there for them to see if anything was broken or just sprained. I went in to borrow a wheelchair and the lobby staff were very helpful and sympathetic holding the doors for us as we came back inside. Then one of them walked us back to the check-in area for the clinic where another friendly professional gathered the basic information and then checked my wife in and told us where to wait to be called in. After sitting for only a few minutes, a nurse came out and led us back to one of the exam rooms where she took all the usual vitals and asked questions about what happened, where it hurt, etc. A few minutes after she left, Dr. Thompson came in and reviewed the information, and then examined her foot and ankle. Next came X-Rays, and then back for the doctor to review them and tell us her diagnosis: a broken heel bone! Twenty minutes later with a splint and crutches and an appointment to be set up with Orthopaedics next week, we were on our way to the car and off in search of ice cream for my good girl! Everyone we dealt with, from the greeters at the entrance to the nurse and the doctor, was very professional and at the same time friendly and caring. The facilities are relatively new and, as such, clean and very functional. We've almost always been happy within the Henry Ford Hospital System and now we have a new and closer location for our needs.

I was a patient here and the medication made me unable to move my tongue so Dr Haddad put me on an…read moreextra medication to relieve it instead of changing it. That same medication caused a hormonal imbalance and I began to grow a beard as a side effect and the doctor did nothing for it. I struggled to speak a coherent sentence from the meda and I was trying to ask for my routine med, and when I requested it, the tech got mad since I couldn't clearly say what I needed, so she came from around the counter and got in my face to intimidate me. The doctor removed another medication that I was on for 3 years and I was barely tapered off. The hospital stored my belongings at intake and said they didn't have them when I was discharged, which was my cell phone and car keys. They later called me over a month later telling me to pick up my belongings. The facility is also kept pretty clean. The staff is overall good at their jobs. Some of the techs are especially great, and I had the pleasure of meeting them. But there's one specific tech who's name I can't recall but she's older and wears a wig. She has an overly flowery and bubble demeanor but when she had anything that was atypical (which is me) she became hostile, and I have never dealt with a tech more unpleasant. She should have been disciplined with her intimidating me, but it's Detroit and I guess that behavior is dismissed. I hope I never have to go to this facility ever again, it was a nightmare for me, and I stayed for 5 weeks.

I would not send a friend or a family member to this place. If you have a child and need an…read moreinpatient psychiatric hospital, do NOT even consider this hospital! The care is horrible and there are other hospitals that give better care and are safer for your child.

I get my 14 months old daughter's blood work done here every 3 months for her congenital…read morehypothyroidism. Check in is easy and nurses are awesome. My 2 year old daughter came here for speech therapy for 6 months. It was a struggle for her in the beginning but then she got comfortable with the therapist. The therapist was patient and eventually got my daughter to engage in activities. All great expectations and experiences here!

Came at 10:30pm on a Saturday for my daughter's possible broken ankle. Was just over 2 hrs sitting…read morein the ER before before we were even seen for triage assessment! Then back to the chairs for going on another 2hrs as of now The place is mostly full of people with kids who have basic colds who could have just taken some Motrin and stayed home. Seriously my kids had way worse colds and walking pneumonia a few weeks ago were coughing non stop, we used the Urgent Care. I'd think what appears to be a broken ankle would take priority over kids who only cough once every 50 min from my observations.

The staff on the 2nd floor of the west wing were amazing...! The RN's, NA's, Case Worker and Food…read moreServices were always professional and caring, to my neighbor/friend who was a patient there for 28 days... They always gave her top-notch care, especially in her final days... The Hospice team - including the call representatives were kind and professional...! (The ED staff was awesome too)

My mom was admitted to the ER for a bad fall with broken bones. She was well taken care of the…read moreentire time and her nurse Derek was professional and attentive and took his time with her. We had questions and he had the answers. She definitely had top notch care in the ER. She was moved to ICU in the north building, and again she had top notch care with attentive and helpful nurses. The doctors that saw her were all very nice and explained what was going on and answered any questions we had. The north building is the newest addition to the hospital and the rooms are very nice. She then was discharged from ICU and moved to the ortho floor to await the insurance authorization for in patient therapy. The rooms are definitely older and not quite as nice. I didn't like that the couch and tray table felt sticky, probably from being cleaned so often. Her end of the bed was broken but it didn't affect anything as far as her care. She grew tired of the hospital food and at times some of it was cold. The food services department seemed to be well run and organized and everyone was pleasant and courteous. We liked that they came directly to the room on this particular floor to take her orders for lunch, dinner and breakfast. Housekeeping did a nice job of keeping her room clean. All in all, it was a decent stay for her. P.S. if you have the My Chart app on your phone, you receive the test results as soon as they're posted which is very helpful.