I was here last week supporting my partner as they fought sepsis. Of course, I don't prefer to be…read morein any hospital at all, I have the usual complaints of uncomfortable furniture, strong sterile smell and limited privacy as people have to be in and out of the room monitoring the patients, but man, the staff here made this experience as easy as it could possibly be. As a transgender and lesbian couple, we have our reservations on seeking medical attention because it doesn't always feel safe, but when my partner's fever rose to 106F, we had no choice. To our pleasant surprise, from the ER, to the interim room, to the final room that we stayed in for 2 nights, our sexualities, and gender identities did not seem to cause friction of lapses in care. We shouldn't have to consider this, especially in the wake of an emergency, but this is the world we live in. If you are a part of a marginalized community and have reservations about medical care, specifically in a hospital, I can confidently refer you here as a safe place. I hope that we never have to come back, but in the event that we do, I will be rest assured. This hospital is in a convenient location, close to many restaurants if you can't stomach the food, the hospital is easy to navigate and it is very clean.

I have had numerous appointments, treatments and other various interactions at NKC Hospital and…read morealways been afforded their consideration and care. Front office employees are friendly and expedient. If I have to be in that environment I highly recommend NKC.

If they only cured cancer and nothing else, it'd be the University of Cancers Hospital. If Candace…read moreSwanepoel owned the place, it'd be the University Of Candace Hospital. And if the only thing they could fix is a can that won't open, they'd be the University of Canopeners Hospital. But they're not. This Hospital looks really fancy and has had a massive revamp since the first time I was here, or feels like it anyway... and the part that you probably are most familiar with unless you have been in here a lot is the spectacular bridge for pedestrians right over the roadway. The inside is less spectacular. Bad hygiene for a hospital. Insane wait times. Some pretty unfriendly people. But they do see everyone and take care of everyone - as best they can - and I appreciate that. Our wait was close to 2 hours but it could have been worse, I suppose.

I feel like I know this hospital well after my dad spent nearly 5 months in-patient. Shout out to…read morefloors 2, 4 and 5 for the nursing care! The cafeteria in particular is much better than any I've experienced. Prices are reasonable and there are a lot of healthy options, plus water and ice to keep yourself hydrated. Nursing quality can be hit or miss, depending quite frankly on age of nurse and desire to work. Fortunately I'd say it's more hit than miss. Surgery team is excellent and where the hospital really shines is in the ICU. That team was incredible, with very compassionate staff. Thanks for all you did.

I was there for an Endocrinology appointment. Elli Roberts PA and Dr Luí have been AMAZING, very…read morecaring and attentive. The staff are friendly and the building is clean and welcoming. I definitely recommend coming here if you're searching for a diabetes doctor.

We visited the and opted to have our first child to be born in AdventHealth birth center. This is a…read morewell organized hospital with multiple facilities included. The doctors are extremely talented and the care is top-notch. They have an ICU and multiple other facilities in this the nurses over here in the parts center are very talented. We worked with somebody called Emily and she was outstanding. The front office is very efficient and they follow HIPAA guidelines and make sure that the security is good. This place does have a great cafeteria for a very nominal prizes everything over here that you find is very cheap. I definitely recommend this place for new parents.

My uncle was brought there 2 months ago with a rare form of cancer. It's been an whirlwind, but…read morehaving been to several others since, I thought it was worth leaving a review. Of course, there is good and bad to everything, but as a whole, my uncle was taken very well care of and as visitors caring for him and advocating for him, so were we. The room was up to date & clean; we were never harassed about having too many people visiting and were at times brought additional chairs); the social worker was competent, compassionate, and helpful; most of the nurses were beyond patient with our constant inquiries & requests; my uncle's wife doesn't speak English, so the hospital provided a translator via video chat when we requested one; my uncle enjoyed the food there more than any other facility. Overall, particularly with several comparisons since, we feel very fortunate to have been at St. Luke's and appreciate the team of people that took such good care of us.

Mold, In my Grandmas ICU room, as she's recovering from an important major surgery. this is not…read moreacceptable in an ICU room or any hospital room for that matter, and she is a higher risk due to patient vulnerability. UNACCEPTABLE If there weren't moldy rooms i would recommend this hospital, but this is a health hazard. If possible go to st luke's east, st luke east's attention and quick response saved my grandmas life.

If you can avoid this hospital do it at all Costs. Harry…read moreTruman would be appalled to have his name associated with this place. it has to be the most unorganized negligent lazy staffed hospital I've ever had to experience. I wasn't even a patient thank God! They need to be thoroughly audited and screened for unhealthy cruel patient care. I am in utter shock and disbelief of what I have witnessed in the last 36 hours. The only efficient thing about this place is their metal detectors and security. Doctors nurses forget it efficiency is not a word I would use to describe the medical staff at this hospital. They cannot tell time and never speak any truth! NO STARS HAD TO PUT ONE TO POST REVIEW

University Health Physicians has been illegally billing me for the Medicaid portion of my…read moreMedicare/Medicaid bills here for 3 years now. To get the charge removed, you cannot mail them a letter because they will throw it away. You MUST call the phone number where it says "YOUR ACCOUNT IS DELINQUENT, TO AVOID COLLECTIONS CALL 816-404-8188". Then they will tell you every time "It was a system error". Then the clerk will lie and pretend that they already fixed it before you called. Actually, the clerk just removed the charges WHEN you called. Right after your next appointment, they will strike up the whole thing all over again with new charges that you don't owe: YOUR ACCOUNT IS DELINQUENT, TO AVOID COLLECTIONS CALL 816-404-8188. I have filed complaints to the federal government (CMS.gov), the State of Missouri Healthnet Department, and to the return address on the bills: University Health Physicians, 2310 Holmes, Suite 800. The MO Healthnet Division confirmed to me it's illegal for them to do this, that they are not allowed to keep making mistakes like this. As federal law allows, when the charges hit $500, they can report it to all three credit bureaus, which will lower your credit score and cause you to have strange hassles when you try to rent an apartment. Also, you will pay a bigger security deposit for your apartment if you can even get the apartment, you will pay higher interest on a Pay Later retail purchase, and you will have trouble getting a good credit card if you need one. So in other words, you must call them AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN to get their illegal system errors cleared up.

I have been a patient at Saint Luke's North Hospital-Barry Road for several health issues, and I am…read morevery happy to provide a positive review of my experiences there. It's important to me to share how much I value the care I've received. My cardiologist, ENT specialists, oncologist, and pulmonologist all practice at this hospital, and I am consistently impressed by the quality of care provided by each of them. From the moment I arrive, I am met with respect and attentiveness. Each specialist has demonstrated a remarkable level of knowledge and expertise, always taking the time to thoroughly address my specific health concerns and explain treatment options in a clear and understandable manner. I am grateful for the compassionate and skilled medical professionals at Saint Luke's North Hospital-Barry Road.

I was treated very poorly, office administrators very rude and unprofessional! They lied to me…read moretalked very rudely and was very unprofessional! I have a broken foot needing pins placed in bone! They treated me like they was mad they had to speak with me because they was wanting to not be bothered so they could play on their phones! Dr. Kempton treated me like I was some kind of junkie and only seeking painkillers! I'm a very hard working person! I own my own business in Parkville, I don't do drugs, I don't smoke! I don't drink! I'm a very honest upfront person and I literally broken my foot while at work 1 day, I hate going to hospital always have, so unless it's EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! I DON'T GO I'VE NOT BEEN TO DR. Or hospital in many many years! I work day in and day out, don't bother anyone don't cause any trouble, I work hard for my family, and my business! But the way I was talked to and treated from dr. Kempton office, and I still have some recorded conversations with his office for proof! I will never recommend nor never go back to that crooked, money hungry, non caring hospital ever again!!! I hope with this honest review of my experience and mistreatment of that so called hospital, I hope it helps you find 1 that will treat you like a human being with kindness and honest care! Good luck and God bless you and your family, sincerely Jason

I had cancer surgery there two years ago. They were short staffed, but the nurses were polite and…read moredid their best. When they did arrive, they were courteous and took care of what I needed, the doctors who visited me knew what they were doing, I still see my cancer doctor and yes, the food was good. And I will be there tomorrow for an outpatient procedure.

My sister was a patient for a week in June, 2023. Never have I experienced such awful nursing care…read morein my life. The nurses weren't in uniform and didn't introduce themselves. My sister received care when it was time for medications, but otherwise staff were invisible. Never was she given mouth care or help getting a bath. She ate almost nothing for breakfast on Saturday so I didn't order another meal for her the entire weekend. The Saturday's breakfast tray was left on her counter until Monday morning's nurse came in her room. Nobody kept track of what she drank and nobody seemed to notice that she hadn't eaten all weekend. I would help her turn on the nurses light when she was hurting and needed to be turned. It was common for her to wait 45 minutes to have anyone begrudgingly answer her light. At one point they used a plastic turning sheet under her to move her into position. They let that slick, hot, plastic sheet under her for a full day, ignoring her complaints of how hot and sweaty she felt lying on plastic hour after hour. It was nearly impossible to get any nursing care. No one in leadership made rounds. Of course, no nurse did any type of hourly rounding. PT worked with her once and determined she was too weak to work with them, so nobody even worked to get her to sit up in bed. They knew so little about her that when it was time for her to be transferred to a rehab facility, they ordered a wheelchair van to transport her! The transporter came & suddenly six nursing staff were in her room to transfer her from her dirty bed to the wheelchair. My sister became dizzy and nauseous sitting up for the first time in a week. My guess is that the staff had no idea that her slowness was due to physiological reasons but thought maybe she was being lazy. One young woman screamed in her face to comply. My sister died at the rehab facility a week or so later. I pushed to get her back there because I knew she would get the care she needed and be treated like a human being. It's been two and a half years since she passed. I wish the nightmare she experienced at Menorah would pass from my mind. My only regret is that I felt so out of control with nobody in leadership to help us get her the care she needed. My hope is that nobody else will suffer at the hands of the Menorah nursing staff like she did.

Recently, I had surgery at RMC. My pre-surgical care was great. I felt listened to, and all…read moreproviders answered my questions. The OR staff was kind and patient with me during the short time I was awake. Post op, it took a while to get into a room. The updates to my support person were somewhat lacking. I know the hospital "isn't a place for rest," but clustered care should be a priority. As an example, 0030 vitals with a 0145 routine lab draw followed by an hour wait for Tylenol on a fresh post-op patient is not ideal. It was also at that time that my RN noticed the BP taken several hours earlier was low and needed to be rechecked. My provider had stated in a pre-op appt. that he would be the one to see me if I had surgery at RMC. His NP, whom I had never met, was the only provider I saw during my stay. She was very kind and provided me with options for my care. I wish I had known prior that plans had changed. After deciding I preferred to go home instead of staying an additional night for pain control, my discharge was rushed. Passing a patient off to a "discharge lounge" and having them provide less than 5 min of general education, without a support person present, is not beneficial to the patient. My discharge instructions also did not have any info on my potential high-risk post op complications. The staff as a whole were kind and seemed to be caring. The housekeeper did a great job cleaning up my room. Dietary came in and patiently went over options with me. The PCT's and RN's worked very hard to provide quality care when able and available. The charge RN who rounded on me was also pleasant. I am lucky to have medical knowledge and a list of HCW I can call with questions. If you must be inpatient, I recommend having a family member present at all times to prevent some of these issues.

This hospital killed my uncle. Stay away from this hospital if you value your life…read more Several errors were made, and my uncle suffered. They then transferred him to palliative care in a nursing facility in an attempt to cover their misdeeds.

For me being at the hospital to visit someone is never easy. I do not like it…read more This hospital has great reception. We were warmly greeted, not only provided location but given guide to the patient room elevators. The Catholic hospital is maintained very well, with great signage and directions. The natural light makes it feel less like you'd expect. My family member's care team was present, caring and handled my family's questions along with making sure they were comfortable.

I am very thankful that St. Joseph's Emergency services are open 24 hours. Twice, I have had an…read moreurgent medical need after the hours when many other drop-in medical services have closed. Both times, I have had quick and excellent service at St. Joseph's. My medical needs were delivered, and the people were most helpful.

I have been hospitalized on three occasions here. The staff is efficient and caring…read more My most recent visit was from 1/24/26 through 1/27/26. Aiden and Tiffany, serving in the ER, are outstanding examples of what you can expect in the ER and elsewhere throughout the hospital. Nurses Enrique, Michelle and Makayla Top Notch caregivers on the 4th Floor N Unit. The professional technicians: Richard and Arlene [portable X-Ray team] Mary in the CT Scan area, Austin who conducted my small bowel follow through and WENDY Ultra Sound operator extraordinaire !!! from the Imaging Department cannot be surpassed. One of the housekeeping crew is so sweet! Milinda was super - - dedicated to her work and engaging with those hospitalized. On another note - - the hospital food is VERY good! Kudos to the kitchen crew and Bernadette who delivered my meals. I was particularly impressed with the treatment rendered by Dr. Mattias D'Anna. Dr. Mattias D'Anna is a hospitalist at CenterPoint Medical Center. He has called on me on two of my separate hospitalizations. He's kind, knowledgeable and a wonderful communicator. He has a gift for using layman's terms to explain medical conditions, their impact on my wellness and how best to move forward. I cannot recommend him highly enough.

The Ambulatory Surgical Center is on point. They are in Centerpoint but may not be ran by them,…read moreidk. The staff is all so nice and professional! Good experiences there, if you have to go.