Most of 24 and 25 I was not in the best of health, so me and Houston Methodist Sugarland were kind…read moreof best friends forever at one point. Things that I like about this location: There are two ultrasound/X-Ray, diagnostic departments. One within the hospital itself and one near the Breast cancer center allowing you to have multiple dates to choose from. Based on every emergency room visit and there were too many this year, while I wasn't always 100% satisfied because I think one ER person was in a mood, but overall every time I winded up there, I always was taken care of promptly and my needs were addressed. They contact my specialists too and I feel like they take me seriously, when I go there. For surgeries, the surgical team, suite, nurses are some of the best. One post recovery nurse even gave me a handwritten get well note post procedure. My husband was informed every step of the process and I liked that I had dates that worked with my work schedule. Parking is free, unlike lame Houston. I hate being sick, you've probably noticed the lack of Yelp reviews because of it, but the only reason I'm able to yelp or even have any semblance of life is because of this facility. I am thankful for them because otherwise, I'd be stuck going to terrible hospitals, which I won't bother naming. But if you've ben to them, you know.

I was checked in for pancreatitis and they said I had an alcohol problem!!!!! Even said I had shaky…read morehands when I didn't! I was in the hospital for 6 days from very spicy food my brother in law made the night before. I had to be taken in by ambulance at 9:30am And given meds for 5 out of 6 days. I will never go back to this hospital! I also had to pay a fortune for care that wasn't necessary or accurate! My Father also had a horrible experience there (who passed in 2017) and so did my Mother earlier this year. Never again! If you need a hospital near Houston.....go to the medical center! Not Methodist! Just saying.

My sister is currently in the Emergency Department on a bed in the hallway. She has been there…read moresince 11pm last night. She is very sick with colitis and a colon infection and passing blood. They have her on antibiotics and fluids but is not hooked up to any monitors for pulse ox or BP. They say they do not have any beds in the ED nor upstairs. The ED doctor has said she is to be admitted but will have to stay in the hallway and they do not have an eta on a room. They are still currently accepting patients at the ED and she said they have multiple patients in the hallways lined up like she is. I do not live in Texas or I would be with her and would have already driven her to another hospital. Its is beyond me as to why they are still accepting new patients when they have no room for the patients at present. They just gave her a colonoscopy prep and told her to use the public bathroom across the hall. She refused saying I cant not start the prep until you place me in a room. Completely unacceptable. It's all about the money! So sad.

MDs & RNs perfect, excellent job get rid of The NAs they're just in the way! Chaos & Confusion…read more Ana Victoria excellent Nurse! Oscar, or Oliver...the surgent lives up to his credibility, he is The Best!

My husband and i came in on the 19th to have our daughter and the labor and delivery staff here is…read moreabsolutely amazing! We started off with eleana at night and then got ashleigh for the day they took great care of us! And were there for what ever we needed and answered all our questions! Then we came back because i had complications and every nurse we had since has been amazing thank you to Natalia, michelle in the AM and Michelle at night rainbow was amazing too! The on call doctors have been so helpful and been very informative! And a big shout out to Ricky he delivered our food nearly every day we were here!!! Thank you very much memorial Herman in sugar land!

Labor and Delivery Experience:…read more We love the nurses at this hospital. Almost all of them we interacted with were very kind, friendly, attentive, and professional. We had two babies here and no major complaints! Special thanks to Natalie, Pricilla, Azel, Alexia, Kimberley, Teddy, Manju, Erin, Tranh, Joanna, cleaning staff, surgeons, anesthesiologist, and Dr. Wong! My top four nurses are Natalie, Azel, Joanna (lactation nurse), and Alexia (NICU nurse). Dr. Wong is an amazing person and Doctor (highly recommend). Rooms are accommodating and provide basic necessities, but no more. There is a small couch (for the partner), shower, tiny TV, flat pillow, and thin blanket. If needed, they provide toothbrush, mouthwash, and towels. Room service meals are provided, even for the partner. The meals are ok. You order over the phone and they bring it to your room. We are generally satisfied with the portion and quality, considering it's hospital food. With that said, we were very disappointed at the "celebration meal" that they offered. Menu includes steak, salmon, etc. which seemed fancy, but what you get is quite sad. We actually both laughed when we uncovered the lid to reveal what was underneath (just look at the photo) - I thought it was a joke. Afterward the meal, I walked to Taco Bell and ordered some burritos. All our friends raved about the food at Methodist... You don't come here for the food, but it makes a difference in comfort during long stays. I appreciate the security measures to ensure random people don't enter the area or NICU room. Please keep this up and don't become complacent over time. Tips for couples expecting: - Have your overnight bag ready ahead time. Although they provide some of the basics, consider brining floss, conditioner, shampoo, iPad/book, your own pillow, etc. - Prepare baby seat - Setup a plan for someone to care for your pets while you are away. - Be friendly to all staff! They work so hard and do so much. - Order dinner before 7:00 pm. Cafeteria closes then. Minor Complaints: - Advice from one of the many lactation nurses was inconsistent. At one point, she said every drop counts and recommended swabbing even a drop baby's mouths. Later during the night, it wasn't recommended for that anymore when we asked if she could bring it down to the NICU. - Food Allowance rule is inconsistent with what's written on the menu. One day I'm allowed to order x amount of sides, the other day the rule changes.

I've worked out at the main campus as well as out in Sugarland, but I have to say the land of sugar…read moreis very sweet as we are a center and thus a smaller close knit family here. In every department from lab, to radiation, to med onc/surg onc, rehab, pharmacy, you'll find some of the nicest most helpful people. As a survivor and as a therapist I would refer family, friends, and even myself here. Finding the center can be a bit tricky but if you just follow the directions to St Lukes Hospital off Lakepointe Pkwy., MD Anderson is attached to the hospital and the entrance is to the right of the hospital's main entrance. There are handicap parking spots in front of the entrance and a big parking lot as well as a parking garage (all free).

On my fathers last day of treatment we were excited to see him ring the bell after all he has been…read morethrough. When we got there they kicked us out "due to covid" but it was in such a tacky and insensitive manner. As my dad began to ring the bell the security guard stopped him mid ring and said we had to leave. It was only 2 of us! I am just appalled at the delivery as the security guard was very forceful and rude. I am just in shock and wish that I could've gotten to experience that moment with him. It was sad having to watch from the outside as all of the doctors and nurses cheered him on. He wanted his family there for that beautiful moment, not strangers.

I get my annual medicals done here every year. The staff is so kind and accommodating, always a…read morepleasurable experience. Thank you!

Avoid this place if you truly need medical help…read more My wife suffers from Chronic Pancreatitis. When we went to St. Michael's, the doctor took one look at her and immediately labeled her a "drug seeker"--without performing a single test or asking meaningful questions. No imaging, no labs, no effort. Just a snap judgment. Despite providing no care, they still charged us. We left and went to St. Luke's, where a simple blood test confirmed she was having a pancreatic flare-up. The doctor there acted professionally, ran tests, and gave her the treatment she needed. If the doctor at St. Michael's had taken five minutes to do her job instead of rushing to judgment, my wife wouldn't have had to suffer unnecessarily. To St. Michael's: Perhaps it's time to reevaluate the name, your approach to patient care, and your understanding of the Hippocratic Oath. "Do no harm" includes not dismissing someone in pain. And lest you think this a case of running across one bad apple...I checked their website and this Doctor is listed as MD, Medical Director.

My review is specifically for maternity - we had a great experience delivering here ! The staff was…read morefriendly, attentive, and supportive through the entire experience The only part that would have made our stay/experience better was alternative food options. We ended up getting delivery rather than the food provided. Also the food spots on site closed around 2 in the afternoon leaving options limited

Free parking makes this place GREAT! The doctors and staff are caring and attentive. MDA is also a…read morepart of the family.

This was my first surgery, and if it wasn't a surgery...I'd ask to go back. It's better than a…read morehotel in there lol. Because that's what I call EXCELLENT customer service. I was treated like the goddess that I am, every step of the way. When the front desk, my nurses, and my surgeon were perfect. I interacted with multiple people and all were kind and well versed in their fields. I knew I was in trusted hands the minute I walked through the door. My surgery was a success and my procedure went well. 10 out of 10 recommend. Thank you everyone!!!!

Just wanted to give praise to this awesome place. I dislocated my knee cap and ruptured my patella…read moretendon. I've played sports all my life and this was my first big injury and first surgery. After dealing with the the financials and doctor visits. I found a hood doc and scheduled with memorial hermann surgical cause I was ready to get this over with. I arrived 15mins before my appointment and approached the desk. From the first employee to the last all I got were angelic hellos and voices with youth and levity. At some extent I thought it nice . While still thinking there has to be a % of patronage. Nope from the moment the front desk nurse took the time to get me a pen as a souvenir- cause I made a joke that I wanted something for being a "good boy" . Everyone was absolutely great and catering. Everyone was unique and kind. Surgery went smoothly. I'm excited for the recovery. They even called to check up on me and I chatted with the nurse as real people and she answered all my questions.

A woman's place is not in the home... but it's also not in the hospital…read more However, if a woman has to be in hospital, this is as good a place as any. Barbi has come here 3 times in the last year for various health issues (she's been having plenty), and this hospital is not bad. Then again, there are some people who are less friendly and in general we'd give it about an average rating all things considered.

Lazy staff, patronizing, half pretended to not speak English. Dirty floors, trash on the floors…read more Just an awful place, wouldn't give pain meds, had to beg them. wouldn't turn my loved one and she ultimately died of bed sores after surviving a heart attack and an open chest. Most disgusting healthcare facility I have ever seen.

This place is a scam they come up with anything to keep you in there. I truly believe they are…read moredoing Medicare fraud. This place is dirty looks nothing like the pictures. The equipment is in horrible condition. Half of the equipment isn't working and taped up. The cabinets on the walls doesn't close. I would not leave my dog there. This establishment should be reviewed by the state or shut down. I think is all a scam. The Doctor from Memorial hospital was so adamant about her getting a trake this was the only thing that would save her and she needed to go to this place after( I'm sure a kick back for him) Well guess what she doesn't need it anymore right before her 21 days (3 weeks) are up. Now its something new wrong with her per them. Never Never bring you love one There.