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Hunterdon Medical Center

3.4 (5 reviews)
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Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

2.2(218 reviews)
43.2 mi

Thomas Jefferson Hospital Failed me, on July 31, 2025. I went into the hospital for a endoscopy and…read morecolonoscopy, I walked in through the ER, went to the floor where I needed to be, I got called back and that's when everything changed. I met with the anesthesiologist I met with the nurse and then a little while later a doctor came in his name was Dr. Monjo Ahmed, first I need to tell you he was not the scheduled doctor for me. I don't know why the other doctor did not come in, but he said he was doing my procedure. He then proceeded to ask me if I had questions I said no I've been through this many times, he said OK sign here and walked out. That was the only time I saw this Dr I was a little bit nervous anesthesia gave me something to calm my nerves down and next thing I remember I was waking up in the bed and excruciating pain in my groin. I remember telling the nurse that I have a lot of pain and she said oh honey, it's just gas. I proceeded to tell her that it was not gas. I've had this done before this is worse than gas then she proceeded to grab my husband and bring him back. Help me get dressed while we were getting dressed. She then walks over with a wheelchair and says you're good to go that Dr never came in to talk to me afterwards never said anything. She proceeds to take me downstairs to the valet parking puts the brakes on the wheelchair and walked away. I was left there alone for about 10 minutes waiting for my husband to come with the car. My husband comes, then wheels me over to the car and I got up out of the wheelchair screaming crying in excruciating pain and I told my husband something is wrong. I don't know what's going on, but I am in a lot of pain there shouldn't be, so he said it took me about 20 minutes to get into the car from then on. I was at the ER three times. I was at many doctor visits trying to figure out what was going on the pain was getting worse I could not walk. I was pretty much bound to bed and in a chair. I could not work. I didn't know what was going on with me . It took me six weeks of begging the ortho doctor to do an MRI once I had the MRI results I was told that my pelvic bone was broken in two spots and this was most likely from the colonoscopy. The doctor said that they must've dropped me during the procedure . But in between the six weeks of waiting and trying to figure out what was going on, I did call Dr. Ahmed two times and asked him what happened to me during this procedure. He then said "nothing OK bye-bye" and then he hung up. He would not talk to me. He did not give me answers since then. My life has been hell I developed blood clots in my lungs. I was hospitalized. I am on blood thinners, which I've never been on before. All I did was go in for a simple procedure . I am so upset with this hospital. I've never been treated this horrible before I advise anybody go in there not to go! The worst part, is Jefferson's insurance company said I came in this way, which was a huge lie!

Came in by ambulance as I dislocated my ankle and broke three bones in my ankle and foot. I…read morereceived prompt treatment, staff made sure I was as comfortable as possible while putting my joint in place. I had surgery and was admitted and have to say the care that was given was top notch. Not wanting to end up in Hospital again but would highly recommend. Staff were caring and attentive. Food not so great but what hospital has great food. LOL !!

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Thomas Jefferson University Hospital - This is my broken pelvis!

This is my broken pelvis!

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital - "Just make yourself comfortable..." Yeah! Right!

"Just make yourself comfortable..." Yeah! Right!

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital - Receipt copy, 12/5/22 last 2 years of prescription medications prescribed shows nothing. This receipt is from the local pharmacy

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Receipt copy, 12/5/22 last 2 years of prescription medications prescribed shows nothing. This receipt is from the local pharmacy

Bayonne Medical Center - Waiting room. And its been 3 hours since i got in.

Bayonne Medical Center

1.5(73 reviews)
40.3 mi

I have been in BMC many times, never have i been there when it wasn't clean. The nurses in same…read moreday surgery and very friendly and truly professional. The only time i have had a problem was in admitting, sometimes they are a little fresh but i guess it's a rough job and these are rough times. i would recomment BMC AND I GIVE IT 4 STARS kEEP UP THE GOOD WORK Joan A Doheny

I have waited a few months to post this but I feel it is important for people to know about Bayonne…read moreHospital. Here is our experience: Unless you are not breathing, don't go here. My dad got very sick very suddenly so we called an ambulance. The EMT's offered to help get him into the car so we could go to Morristown ER but his vitals were iffy so then they said he needs to get to Bayonne ER . I felt like we were in a mediocre urgent care center. Over the next 10 hours, he was passed around to 4 different doctors, none of whom ever came back. His BP was dangerously low but no one could tell me why; the doctors were nowhere to be found and the nurses spent all their time playing games and ordering White Castle on DoorDash. Really. At 4 am a doctor walking by told me "he has a UTI and he's septic, he's getting antibiotics." That's a big freaking deal for a cardiac patient. But then my dad woke up, totally alert and himself. Doctors and nurses came over and started calling him the miracle man. They said he's going to be OK, he'll go to ICU but he could go home later today. Relieved, I stayed until he was settled in a room, then went home to sleep. When I went back I found my dad clinging to life in the ICU. 2 doctors came to ask about his DNR. I said, "is that where we are?" and they said yes. He was not expected to survive. I stayed calm out of respect for other patients but I said, "I and my father's entire family are 10 blocks away and you have every phone number, why did no one call us to tell us anything?" No answer. My father was struggling to breathe and his heart was failing. He told me he was tired of fighting and ready to go. I knew what he was telling me, fortunately we had talked openly and honestly through the years about our wishes and certainly since he had heart disease the last year. I got a call from the comfort care physician who was wonderful, and she is the only person I would say was not woefully inept and negligent in their job. She was great, she was honest, and because I have medical knowledge we were able to skip over the remedial end of life protocol discussion. My father was awake and alert and participated in the discussion, which the doctor found extraordinary. My dad was extraordinary. So we got the whole family to the hospital and my heroic father had meaningful final conversations and expressions of love with each family member. The rest of the family left and I stayed and held my father's hand as the medications were administered and he passed peacefully. My father was always going to die, we all are, someday. I will always wonder whether another hospital would have treated him faster and more aggressively that night and prolonged his life. What I will never forget is the absolute unprofessionalism I witnessed at every level at this joke of a hospital. It truly should be shut down.

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Bayonne Medical Center - The dust on my dad's hospital room window

The dust on my dad's hospital room window

Bayonne Medical Center - Lost wedding ring at hospital, it's a wedding ring obviously

Lost wedding ring at hospital, it's a wedding ring obviously

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RWJ University Hospital Somerset - Entrance to waiting room.

RWJ University Hospital Somerset

2.5(57 reviews)
14.1 mi

I recently was admitted to Robert Johnson Somerset through the emergency room. I had a terrible…read morepounding headache, high fever, and unable to speak clearly. They took me in immediately and started test as quickly as possible. They needed to rule out several factors such as stroke, meningitis, etc.. I was given two brain MRIs, as well as an echo. I was treated with such compassion. I'll never forget it between the nurses and all the specialist. I felt like such a lucky person wonderful people.

My mother was admitted through the emergency room with extreme back pain. After she was admitted…read moreshe had scans and x-rays and pain medication, there were a few discoveries we were unaware of. I will praise the nurses for keeping her comfortable, checking on her routinely and answering our questions to the best of their knowledge. The housekeeping department and nurses aide were also professional and so kind. I will say, when Dr's practice medicine, they are truly practicing. We were very disappointed in the care and bedside manner of these so-called professionals. Were they given a class in human emotions? Don't you read a person and their visitors when walking into someone's room? Would you speak to your mother, wife or daughter the way you spoke to my mother? I'd rather take her to an animal hospital where there is compassion and kindness not only to the animal, but to their owner too! Dr E. Patel needs a course in humanity and compassion, STAT!!!

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RWJ University Hospital Somerset - A female physician providing a check up.

A female physician providing a check up.

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A pair of doctors reviewing a chart.

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