Absolute butcher!!! I nearly died of sepsis as he cut my esophagus, then told me just to take an…read moreantibiotic, (fever 102.7 for 2 days! For 9 days everything I put in my mouth leaked to my body cavity when I said the pain was nearly unbearable, after more than a week he said " oh ya " I didn't tell you"? Four days later, I was medevac off the island I live on and nearly died. They couldn't even get an EKG.

Dr. Rifenbery- Not many people have a chance to say they have as great of a doctor as I do. Thank…read moreyou for everything you've done for me and I'm so happy I've found a doctor like you. You're such a wonderful doctor and you always make me feel so safe. Thank you for being the best doctor for me. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the warmth with which you treated me to good health. May God bless you Dr. James Rifenbery, MaryAnne and Lynn you guys just " ROCK" I feel like you guys are family. I love all of you for caring and showing true compassion for me. Shoneek'a Cross

Want to have a surgical procedure or a colonoscopy and be shoved out the door whilst still under…read moreanaesthesia? This is your O.R. I literally have no recollection of post-op nor signing my discharge papers. According to my girlfriend(and driver), I did. I was briefed on my colonoscopy and have zero recollection. Because, I was still under and I was released that way. My partner was minimally briefed so.... Neither of us really know how my procedure went minus the discharge papers. Thank you, Dr. Kawthar Mohamed. You are clearly more interested in the number of patients vs their needs. The guy before was prematurely released as well.

I have never had such an abysmal experience with any facility. I came in to St Anthony's…read moreexperiencing the worst pain of my life, and I was treated terribly. This is a little long, but please read! I came in on a weekend, they seemed short staffed and disorganized. I waited something like 36 hours for my first tests to begin, and to receive the results I met with Steven Giss, MD. This man seemed to be filled with vitriol towards me before having ever met me. He aggressively let me know that it was the weekend and he wasn't even supposed to have to come in today... That was very shocking to my family and I. He proceeded to very rudely tell me that all that was wrong with me was fatty liver disease, and to just go home and lose weight. (When I read the report myself later, it specifically stated that my liver showed NO SIGN OF FATTY LIVER DISEASE). My family and I were terrified at the prospect of me not receiving care, as at this point I had turned bright yellow with jaundice and my urine was dark brown like iced tea. My organs were not working properly. We were all scared for my life, and I was still crying and retching in pain at this point. They only started properly administering pain meds after the surgery proved I was not lying or exaggerating. He was eventually swayed by my grandmother to actually operate on me, and the operation proved what was actually wrong with me. My gallbladder had sludge, calcifications, and dozens of stones, multiple of which were blocking essential ducts to my liver and pancreas- somehow the MRI had missed this. The surgery ended up taking nearly double the time it was intended to. Steven Giss met me at my post op bedside and lightheartedly described it to me as "humbling"- no apology or admission of fault. I reported this incident to St Anthony's higher ups and was told "nobodies perfect". I am serious, that's what they said. Please don't take yourself or your family to this hospital. It left me traumatized over the 6 days I spent there. I am left with a lot of scar tissue and nerve problems in my abdomen, which I can't help but wonder if would have been avoided had I been treated promptly. Steven Giss- treat young women and your patients with more respect before karma walks you like a dog.

I was referred to Dr. Pai by a client of mine who was a Nurse at Saint Anthony's. I feel…read moreincredibly lucky that Dr. Pai agreed to do my surgeries. She and her staff are very patient, extremely compassionate and according to all involved, the best of the best. I recommend Dr. Pai, Kristin, and the Plastic Surgeon they work with, Dr Wilcox without hesitation.

I was referred to Dr. Jain for laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) after an ER visit…read moreat St. Anthony's. My consultation visit went great - she answered all my questions patiently, and explained well what options I have, so I could make an informed decision to move forward. I received thorough pre-surgery and post-surgery care instructions, on top of receiving calls from her office. Every staff member I met, from start to finish was incredibly professional, comforting, and made the experience great. I went in worried about scarring, but Dr. Jain did an incredible job. My incisions are tiny, and after 3 weeks you can hardly notice them. Highly recommend Dr. Jain and her team. I am extremely grateful to have been treated here. Pros: Solid communication Great bedside manner Pleasant care team Thanks!

Well, when she walked in, she didn't smile she hardly looked me in the eye, and she was just kind…read moreof blasé. She answered my questions, but she just didn't seem too interested. I didn't connect with her or it just could've been a personal thing. I have nothing negative to review on her, except for that maybe she was having a flat day. I try giving people the benefit of the doubt.

Dr. Tran is the most compassionate and honest neurologist I have found. I had three back surgeries…read morein the past that not only paralyzed my right side but made it impossible to do the things I love to do. After my first visit with Dr. Tran, he explained the process thoroughly. No metal or screws. I totally trust his procedure and am now 7 months post surgery and doing very well.

No review of chart, Heinz 57 approach and was treated as "most times." Dr. Min felt it more…read moreimportant to define what a sagittal view of an MRI meant, than addressing my specific questions about the existing MRI studies. Noted in chart I could tandem walk when I could NOT DO IT! No problem doc, falsifying records? No big deal! Wow! All in 15-minutes, I might add. I pulled on the God ropes as my retired RN Mom would say, by pushing back on his assessment and demanding an updated thoracic MRI. Go figure: Intraosseus tumors now added to scoliosis, ventral canal indentations and several bulging discs. But hey, what good could a holistic view of the spine be in diagnosing/identifying treatment plan that is not a handful of pills thrown at me? Avoid this place!