Very dissatisfied, I was there after urgent care requested i go to ER, upon arrival at 430 super…read morenice nurse took blood n urine sample, after setting til 930 pm patently, I was approached with " whats your last name" indication I had been forgotten about, new nurse calls me in an start telling me about meds I stop taking years ago, im just here to find out if I got the lettuce outbreak, then told by female nurse with tattoos all over her arms WTF that she want know anything right now after having my blood n urine sample, obviously she don't know how to do her job , i had them removed the senseless IV n left . My complaint, why take blood and set for3.5 hours n not come n say anything. I will go across to STL hospitals before I visit shiloh again. Tall Tattoo chick with glasses diffently not professional . Will never visit this location for questions just because of her.

Memorial/ Shiloh was the very best care I've ever received at any hospital! The nurses, Drs, and…read moretechs are so caring and dedicated! They made a very bad health situation so much better! For first time in my many years I found a staff with personality and humor along with excellent care!

I can't recommend the Meridian Village Reach rehab facility. My wife spent more than a week there…read morerecovering from an emergency partial hip replacement. While she was there, she showed multiple signs of a UTI, possibly from catheterization during her surgery. I mentioned this several times and was ignored until I showed staff positive results from a home UTI test. They then agreed to send out a urine sample for test, but never got back to us with the results. Subsequent testing at BJC confirmed a UTI and my wife was put on antibiotics. Conjecture by a friend is that Meridian didn't want to report an infection to the state and was simply waiting for her to be discharged rather than taking action. Home care would have been better and safer for my wife.

The REACH program at Meridian is awesome, they are so friendly to my grandma who has had to be here…read moretwice now, they offer activities, bring therapy dogs, bring her snacks sometimes, at first she wanted to go home but now she kind of likes it here, she is still wanting to go home but at the same time she is comfortable here, they are quick at bringing her medicine when she isn't feeling good, the only thing I would recommend improving on is the therapy department here, there is a BIG lack of communication and don't always do the best job they either overwork her too much or they don't do enough at times, but other than that I think if you have to stay here for a short time for physical rehab I think it's a good place to go to. I can't vouch for the other living arraignments or their wait time for placement but as far as the REACH program I say excellent! Thank you for helping my grandma during this temporary hard time

Not a very clean please I just spent 4 day in there There was crap on the floor the whole time I…read morewas there food was hospital food so OK daytime nurses were not so good night time nurses were awesome

I have never received anything but exceptional care while I was a patient at Anderson Hospital. The…read morestaff are friendly and very knowledgeable.

This is a good hospital. Let me qualify my statements. I work in surgery and at many different…read morehospitals in many different states. There are a few things from which I choose when rating a hospital. 1. The O.R. staff and surgeons with whom I have worked: Great! They care so much about the children who are there to have surgery. It is definitely about patient care. Some hospitals are in such a rush to get things done, sort of a "churn and burn" mentality. However many people we can get in and out the better. Not here. Time is taken to focus on the patient and his or her needs. They staff is comforting and are always so sweet to the children. 2. Cleanliness: Hospitals are one of the easiest places in which to get worse. If I'm sick, I do not like going to a hospital because I feel like it's inevitable, I will get worse. However, that doesn't seem to be the case here. Great care is taken to make sure all areas of the facility are properly cleaned and taken care of. There are many places for families to convene and meet that are kept neat and clean. 3. The cafeteria: Definitely one of my favorites out of approximately 35-40 that I visit annually. Breakfast is my meal of choice simply because I get there early, eat and then I'm lucky if I get out of the O.R. to get time to get another meal. I have had other meals here and I've never been disappointed. The choices are excellent, both healthy and otherwise. The service is friendly and quick and it is clean. The seating is also sort of "quaint" and the ambiance isn't cold and unwelcoming. It is actually a good place to grab a bite and relax. I feel that is important in a hospital because it is obviously a stressful environment already. 4. Here is where they lose a star: Parking. Yes, it's in the city, yes, parking structures are expensive, but it needs to be better. They do their best with what they have. The security is out there of a morning making sure employees are not taking up spots that visitors can use. Employees have their own lot, but try to park near the hospital out of convenience for themselves. I'm glad security is on it, though. If I had children, I would not hesitate to take them here. I like what they're doing with regards to patient care and creating a relaxing atmosphere.

Large parking lot with guard at entrance to answer any questions. I was asked who I was there to…read moresee only so they can very I was in the right parking lot. Great signage to direct you through the building and a ton of helpful staff. The facility was clean, well lit and the decorations very children friendly. I was greeted again when I entered and asked what Dr I was going to see and directed accordingly. Very easy to navigate and I was in and out quickly.

The Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis (TRISL) is the place to have your loved ones if they need…read morespecific kinds of rehabilitation.  The care and therapy my mom received here was nothing short of wonderful.  In no time she was up and around, getting back to a routine that was normal to her.  Showering, using the restroom, talking on her phone, etc., all independently.  Not only did mom receive awesome care and therapy, so did we as a family.  We were updated, and kept abreast of all progress.  Our questions were answered with care and compassion which gave us peace of mind.  This place was clean and the staff completely welcoming.  I highly recommend TRISL for anyone who is in need of rehabilitation for their loved one.  Thank you, TRISL for doing everything you did to get mom home and living independently again.

I was overwhelmed with the quality of care and dedication of staff in this organization…read more(Chesterfield location). The entire greatly exceeded any expectations that I might have had. Therapy equipment and staff were state of the art. The food was excellent. Responses were quick especially compared with the nursing home setting that I am in now. i would definitely recommend this facility.