This is based on my appointment with the allergy clinic and consult with Dr. Lopez. He is probably…read moreone of the nicest and approachable doctors I have encountered. He is professional, listens to your concerns, and helps develop of plan of care WITH your input. I've now been getting allergy shots at the clinic weekly with Jay, RN and he is also fabulous! He is super friendly and takes great care of all the patients. Definitely recommend coming here for the allergy clinic!! As for the ophthalmologist I saw, he was not friendly and dismissed my concerns. He almost laughed them off to be honest. I haven't felt that disrespected in a while. Wouldn't recommend.

I was "nudged" into applying for inadequate health insurance plans through Medi-Cal. Currently,…read moretrying to utilize Molina Healthcare. BUT, everywhere I try within a 15-mile radius is not able to help or in a scary neighborhood. . None accept Molina or accepts new patients or both. These are recommendations which have been recently suggested, phone-based calls on Molina Healthcare public phone number, several transfers, suggested phone numbers, ALL for nothing! Due to this year's change in insurance. I've had to suffer the ineptitude of Molina...particularey any mental health protocol. Shocking! and potentially harmful. 100% incompetent/ negligent. I was transferred at least 8 times, plus "call-back" numbers...simply trying to obtain a 10-15 minute appt with a genuine MD, specializing in Psychiatry. ALL I require is the continuation of existing meds prescribed by my last Dr. What's so hard about that? I spent from 11:30am to 4pm exhaustively TRYING to connect to a legit psychiatrist's office to make a simple appt!!! What the hell is wrong with you people?!? i USED TO TRUST YOU. 4 1/2 hrs is LONG ENOUGH!!! I've been patient, mindful of my tone, complimentary of stellar customer service....though lacking in results. You should be ashamed!!! I miss my PPO!!! You suck!!!!!!!

Sharmae the RN is truly a blessing for EVERYONE around her. She was extremely attentive and…read morethorough in her care. She takes good care of ALL her patients. She takes initiative, and she is extremely talented. Gillian the RN is empathetic, kind, compassionate, and always works with passion. She is a positive and uplifting nurse. Jennifer the RN made my nights pleasant at UCSD. She went above and beyond for me in setting up the shower and getting me tea. THANK YOU!

Your parking is horrible! I spend a half hour trying to drive around Hillcrest, finally found…read moreparking and a sign for the meter, but NO METER! Oh wait....it was HIDDEN BEHIND large bush! As a result, I got an undeserved citation that your useless Transportation has yet to send an adjustment for for, either to myself or the DMV, despite my payment three months ago of that unfair citation. I've contacted Transportation/Parking Services over a week ago, and they STILL haven't sent me the form to get the wretched fee off my DMV registration. I will NEVER go back to that wretched facility ever again. Horrible, horrible facility.

I was a patient visitor here and was impressed with the new modern look and cleanliness of the…read morefacility. Their cafeteria looked so clean and filled with yummy fresh foods. The care of the patient I was visiting seemed friendly and caring, tending to her pain level needs sensitively. She did have one nurse that she thought was insensitive to her needs and talked to her in a condescending tone. The last straw was when she was made to feel like it her fault that she fell (patient is a fall risk), so she ended up requesting a new nurse and all was great after that.

The facilities themselves were lovely! The rooms were great - floor to ceiling windows, nice rooms,…read moreclean etc. That's about where the positive reviews end. The amount of miscommunication we experienced during our stay was outstanding. I came into the hospital 2 days early to have my care coordinated due to a high risk pregnancy and we didn't see any specialists during that time despite asking/reminding nurses and doctors . We didn't speak with anyone about the delivery "game plan" until the morning of so it felt like my extra two day stay was completely unnecessary. Additionally, I experienced a post delivery emergency and was sent down to get an MRI and CT without a gown and with medical patches on and that seemed to greatly irritate the MRI tech. Whenever I had a question I was directed to a specialist (obgyn, neurologist, anesthesiologist, etc.) that would then direct me back to the person I originally asked the question to. And my final complaint is that all the lactation consultants gave me conflicting information. Overall my stay felt sloppy and uncoordinated. I didn't feel very confident about the care received and the billing that followed was equally as disorganized. In comparison to an earlier stay I had a sharp memorial, the experience was night and day. I would avoid UCSD if at all possible moving forward. Sharp care was very organized and much more professional.

I had to visit SHARP MEMORIAL ER, for a few problems. I have to say that the staff of NURSES AND…read moreDOCTORS were top of their game. INDEED, they immediately took care of 2 of 3 of my Problems, which I had hoped for. ER DOC Buckley and Hospital Doc Doctor DAN ZHENG took very, very good care of me. When I was admitted to the hospital, Nurses SAM and YAEL, and Alyssa also were there and supportive. FOOD SERVICES provided great food from the start, Ravioli with Cheese. Breakfast was Eggs, Pancakes and Bacon. My NURSE, gave me a Diet COKE!!! I also have to say something about the OBSERVATION ROOM, very nice and roomy, AND DECORATIVE. PT Kelsey came to see me in my room and ordered a smaller, collapsible walker for my apartment. In the NEW ROOM on the NEXT DAY, they performed lots of different tests. FURTHERMORE, I was able to do some walking around the 5th Floor, with the help of Nurse Assistant ASHEWA. I would say that Nurse BRIAnA, could use some tips on bedside manners, THOUGH!!! On my Second or Third Night, NURSES Anna and Wilma were both back to help me, THANK GOODNESS!!! I especially want to thank Wilma, for her help with my Shower. UNFORTUNATELY, Nurse 'BRI' Brianna showed up the next day as well. I felt that did everything she could ( or actively worked against the needs of the patient/ME), to make my stay AS UNPLEASANT AND AS UNCOMFORTABLE, as possible. It just may be her NURSING NATURE, which is sad for her, and SHARP!!! I had a fantastic experience with my MRI, once getting there. I want to give a shout out to the whole team of GABRIEL, SEAN, and DOMINIQUE!!! I have a bad back and doing these things can be painful, but they provided a Triangular Wedge for my legs. In addition, they provided a pillow for my neck. I'm now 1 THING/treatment away from going HOME, but of course I'm in the hands of Nurse Bri. I can't say CHARGE NURSE HEATHER, has been a stand up Charge Nurse. On my last night, it was a whole new world with a whole new staff', including RN CONNOR, NAWIT AND CHARGE RN SHANNON. From how he treated my bloody nose or how he dispensed medication. THEN, during my shower, CONNOR changed the sheets on my bed for the first time. MY PINK HAIRED NURSE Rhiannon saw to it that my discharge went as flawless as possible, coordinating with my doctor and transportation!!! Thanks to ALMOST EVERYONE ON 6 NORTH!!!

I recently had an experience at Sharp Memorial Hospital that I feel compelled to share. My brother…read morewas admitted to the emergency room early in the morning of February 17, 2026 around 8 pm. While we understand that emergency situations can be unpredictable, it took them nearly nine hours for him to be assigned a room on the 5th floor. This wait was quite concerning, especially given the urgency of his condition. Once he was finally settled in, we encountered a significant issue with the registered nurse in charge, Brittnay (employee number 6836). Unfortunately, her attitude left much to be desired. She seemed to believe that she was above everyone else, and any questions we asked were met with a dismissive response, as if she were doing us a favor by engaging. This lack of empathy and professionalism was disheartening and truly overshadowed our experience at the hospital. On a more positive note, I want to commend another nurse, Sara (employee number 5107), who was a bright spot during our stay. She exemplified what nursing should be--compassionate, attentive, and genuinely caring. I would rate her a perfect ten out of ten. Her demeanor and professionalism made a significant difference in a stressful situation, and she deserves recognition for her outstanding care. In conclusion, while I appreciate the services provided by Sharp Memorial Hospital, I believe there is a need for improvement in staff training, particularly in fostering a more empathetic approach to patient care. I hope my feedback is taken seriously, as it could help enhance the experience for future patients.

Scripps Mercy Hospital is located in Hillcrest an area of San Diego. It's been just over two years…read moresince my dear friend was diagnosed with sepsis and also needed open heart surgery. At least 2 cardiologists said his heart condition was like 'a ticking time bomb,' and needed the heart surgery but.... first needed to treat the sepsis which involved tests and antibiotics for two weeks at the hospital. Afterwards was transferred to a skilled nursing facility for more monitoring before the actual heart surgery. To keep this brief, the heart surgery was over 11 hours of which was an excruciating time of nervousness for me. Well, the surgery was successful and as of today, after 2 years, my dear friend is alive to talk about it, although he was sedated all that time and can't recall much. He has other medical issues subsequent to that surgery but is not as life threatening. I've waited this long to write this review, because sometimes when surgery is a success, the patient's diagnosis post surgery can decline rapidly. Not so much in my friend's case, he's Alive!! Heartfelt Thanks to the very capable experienced cardiologists/surgeons and the cardiology team of nurses and staff at Scripps Mercy who earned my high Recommendation.

Zero stars if possible. Sunday night doctors in training…read more Dr. Lee was the worst. The nurses were negligent also, after Dr. Lee instructed them. I was suffering and couldn't breath. I told them I have Chrones disease. Dr. Lee didn't care. They discharged me because I could walk one step. I went UCSD, after a huge hassle. Still at at UCSD. Admitted to the hospital. I felt very uncomfortable at Scripps Mercy hospital when the male nurses were mocking me. I feel so bad, that I will sue in court.

Quality control is fantastic. A very well kept & clean…read morehospital Nice & caring staff 98% of the time Great job with testing & assessments Doctors communicate well with patient bedside manner, caring & understanding

poor communication: 1. bad checkin info, outdated map to…read moreparking underground vs new parking connected to AMP, see user map "under construction" still used by cardio surgery 2. visitor wifi inop or overwhelmed 3. MyScripps app is slow and question get lost or unanswered

I have had some rough experiences in the past at other establishments, but this Kaiser Permanente…read morewas so wonderful. Especially the ER Department. The service and assistance I received was great, informative and they really tried to help me. They ensure I was treated properly and did everything necessary to figure out my symptoms. I appreciate the effort and making me feel comfortable. The building is super clean, spacious and they have plenty of nurses as well as doctors to attend to every patient.

Nice people, volunteers and staff throughout this Kaiser location. The cafeteria is great and…read moreplenty of seating to hang out whether you are waiting for your appointment, pharmacy pick up, or whatever. The staff at check-in was helped and even though I wasn't feeling well they put me at ease and kept my mind off of the pain for a bit. Love a good sense of humor and appreciated them joking with me a bit. Plenty of parking and excellent care!!!

I have trusted Sharp Mary birch for all of my pregnancies and it's always been hard to go home…read morebecause the staff is just so wonderful. To be specific I had my first in 2010 when I was only 17, then 2014, 2018, and 11/23/25. I cant really deduct points for being poked over 11 times for an IV because I know I've always been a hard poke. Hated that part more than anything. I was admitted to triage on the 22nd and they were very attentive to my needs especially I'm in labor a whole month early. They didn't dismiss anything I said about how I was feeling rather they monitored me to find the best and safest solution for me and my little one. Me being a repeat csection it was time to go. Everyone and I mean everyone was delightful. From nutrition, housekeeping, doctors, and of course my wonderful nurses. Thank you. It's been quite the journey. For anyone who wants an outstanding birth experience filled with love and care this is the place! Ps I literally live in riverside and refused to give birth any where else. I say that says a lot

Had such a nice experience as a visitor! Guest check-in to receive a badge and parking validation…read morewas straightforward. The parking structure had an abundance of open spaces. The facilities were clean and the staff were friendly. It was great interacting with other families and new parents as well. Great views and common spaces as well.

I was beyond impressed with the care I received at Sharp Hospital. The staff truly felt like…read moreangels--every single person I encountered was kind, attentive, and absolutely amazing. I wish I could remember everyone's names, but a few who stood out were Faye, Rachel, Dr. Youngblood, and Dr. Bjornson. They made me feel safe, supported, and fully prepared for my surgery, which meant so much during such a stressful time. A special thank you as well to the nurses, including Rachel and Dwight--you all do incredible work, and I'm so grateful for everything you did for me. I truly cannot express how thankful I am for this team.

Nothing like a quick lil trip to the hospital for a second degree burn in the late night…read more Luckily for me. There was a great team there to help us out. Because it was late, we found parking right in front of urgent care. After getting wand down by security, we chatted with the front desk, filled out a quick form and after 15 minutes we were seen by the first nurse who did a quick check - Blood pressure etc, asked about any meds we were taking, and other general screening questions. Afterwards we were sent back to the waiting room where a doctor came and saw us ten minutes later. He did a quick check and went over some info and then 10 minutes after that, a nurse came and bandaged us up with some ointment and some referrals. Super quick and easy visit. There was about 7 people waiting to be seen and to be seen that quickly was a miracle. Thanks for the care and jokes you shared. Hopefully I'll never see you again but if I do, I know you'll take good care of us!

NEUROSCIENCE DEPT My…read morebrother had laminectomy procedure done about a month ago. Prior to his surgery, he stayed at the neuroscience building, on the first floor. Surgery went well. The family and I liked that we were able to see my brother without having time restraints. He was later transferred to west wing (building next door). Throughout my brother's stay at hospital, the nursing staff and everyone my brother encountered during his stay at both wing, were accommodating, caring, helpful and good spirited. Thank you Grossmont Hospital for taking very good care of my brother. I would send shout-outs to staff that were extra helpful and kind. Sorry I did not remember everyone's name. (stayed March 17 through March 24) He started his first chemo treatment last Thursday, April 16.

This visit had to do with my father. I have to say everyone along the way has been terrific. From…read morea customer service standpoint I'd say fantastic. He started in the ER where they took good care of him with a fast assessment and understandable assessment of the situation. They were short beds so it took almost a day to get him admitted to the hospital. He made it to 2 north. I watched as the all nurses had to really hustle with all the patients. They really were terrific - can't underscore enough how much were appreciated the team. The doctors and surgeon were excellent, top notch. Dr Desai and Dr Leung (surgeon) did a great job explaining everything and taking good care of him. His day nurse, Veeda ,was wonderful - attentive, sympathetic and understanding. His night nurse chaseeka (sorry I don't recall the spelling) took great care of him. In fact everyone on the 2 north floor was soooo nice. Sometimes we grabbed someone in the hall and no one brushed us off, they were very helpful. I'm really sad about how understaffed this hospital is and how many patients they have. With respect to the room, there are two people assigned per room. Not really much room for visitors. When we first arrived I was hesitant as it doesn't feel sterile (other than the main lobby and surgery center). It's definitely showing its age. It would be nice for there to be an expansion or for Kaiser to open up - their facility is just sitting there... So overall, despite the appearance, given the situation, a good experience.